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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1988-03-09, Page 6'I 6 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MARCH 9,1988 Exercises start off the week for residents at Manor Seaforth Manor residents started off the were Sister Cyril (Reynolds) and Sister Si. week with Monday morning exercises to help everyone get into shape. In the after- noon several euchre games were In play with the men winning over the ladies. On Tuesday it was wheelchair bowling with the volunteer students of the Public School and in the afternoon the movie "An - me" was shown on the V.C.R. A Worship service was held Wednesday afternoon by the Rev. Greg Gilson of St. Thomas Anglican Church. Friday afternoon was Bingo and lucky winners were Mamie Ross, Verda Cameron, Dermis Arney, Margaret Smale, Dave Netzke and Margeurite Shill. Residents and staff were saddened to learn of the death of Helen Morris who pass- ed away at Seaforth Community Hospital. Helen was a former member of the Seaforth Manor staff many years ago and since becoming a resident had made new friends and also renewed old acquaintances. She will be missed by her family and friends. At- tending the funeral mass on Monday morn- ing were Patrick Ryan, Mamie Ross, Margaret Smale, Jackie Racho and Joanne Ryan D.O.C. and Ruth Hildebrand, Administrator. Glen Rose returned to his home after his stay at Seaforth Manor. Visiting will Marjorie Ryan last Monday Anothy from Mount St. Joseph, London also Laurence Ryan. Tuesday Mamie Ross was out for lunch with her niece Sharon Jeffrey and also visited her sister at Blyth. Harold Dalrymple visited with Patrick Ryan. Visiting with Mabel Handy were her husband Tom and nephew Joe Robbins also her daughter Margaret Garrett of Bayfield. Visiting with Verda Cameron were Roy and Freda Scotchmer, Esther and Lloyd Makins of Bayfield and daughter-in-law Audrey. Also on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Paul Boshart and family visited their grandmother. Mary K. Ryan was out for the day last Fri- day with Teresa and Geroge Simpson to Mary Margaret Maloney's home. Sharon, Carolyn and Geraldine Wilson visited Mary K. Ryan. Audrey McLlwain visited her aunt Mar- jorie Ryan. Harold,Maloney was visited by his brother Frank and niece Lois Schmidt of Stratford on Sunday. Mel Netzke and sons David and Graham visited with Dave and Eva Netzke. Visiting with Cassie Nicholson were Ross and Lillian Nicholson of Egmondville also her grandson David Alexander. Jim Kelly visited residents at Seaforth Manor. Ann Orren of Michigan visited with Evelyn Cardno. Visiting with Inez Spittal were Elsie Southgate and daughter NancyLaron, Alice Boyes was visited by her son Jim on Thursday. Welcome to new resident Beatrice Regler. Sid Scroggs visited his mother Madge She was visited by her son Alvin on Satiu'- Remes. day. Sister Mary Louis and Lou Sills visited Mary Nolan visited husband Jim. Beatrice Regier, Madeline Slattery, Mar - Isabel Scott visited husband Bill on jorie Ryan and James Nolan on Monday Wednesday. afternoon. Budgie popular friend at Maplewood Residents of Maplewood are enjoying the visited Maplewood Manor. Residents en - company of a new friend in their home. "Ar- joyed their company as they played bingo, nie", the budgie, has become quite popular crockinole and euchre. Those who did not among the residents at Maplewood. The participate in these games had a friendly bird was a Christmas gift to the manor and visit with some of the students. has been a source of entertainment since There were two tables of euchre in play on that time. Arnie has become very tame and Tuesday afternoon. Jean Elliott was the with a great deal of coaxing and lots of at- winner of the door prize - a sewing notion. tention, hopes are high he may even say a The bridge players also gathered in the din - few words for his great admirers. - ing room for another game. Lots of sunshine made it the perfect day to Tuesday evening residents welcomed make the trip to Goderich to the Livery Sun- Debbie Cook, an entertainer from Brussels. day afternoon. Residents were able to see She brought her harpsichord and electric the production of "South Pacific" and found piano and sang many of the old favourites. the trip very enjoyable. Those who remain- Ed Andrews and Grace Titford especially ed at Maplewood had the pleasure of visiting enjoyed the Scottish tunes. The evening was with lain Mailloux, Craig Murray and Brian a great success. Cook. The boys also took some of the Wednesday morning, nurses from the residents outside for a walk which they Health Unit were kept busy when they came greatly appreciated. to Maplewood for footcare. Residents really Monday afternoon, the Grade 11 students appreciate the service that they provide. from the family studies class came and Later in the morning, everyone gathered in C lB the sitting room to listen as Rev. Greg Gilson came for church service. Winona McDougall accompanied on the piano. In the evening Brian Cook, Craig Murray. and Iain Mailloux paid another visit to Maplewood. Residents really look forward to the company of these three lads. Thursday morning Edith Dunlop came in and played the piano for the sing song. Residents enjoyed themselves very much as they sang and listened to many of their favourite tunes. Gail Hills came to Maplewood Friday morning to organize more recipes and reported most of the recipes have been col- lected for the cookbook. Friday afternoon Ruth Bock came in to call Bingo. Elsie Shaddick, Elva Ellis, Grace Titford and Pete Tremeer were the lucky Winners of Wintario tickets. Happy Birthday to Lloyd Rowat who celebrated his birthday on March 4. S Aad' S B B 55 TAP B B B MAJOR APPLIANCE REPAIRS MONDAY - Friday SATURDAY 8:30 - 5:00 9:00 - 1:00 237 Huron Rd., Sebringvllle, Ont. NOK 1X0 (519) 393-6180 Long Distance 1-800-265-8589 . 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