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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1988-09-28, Page 16FARMERS DELL - RRUCEFIELD® NOW OPEN WEEKENDS ONLY Fridays - 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Saturdays - Noon to 8 p.m. Sundays - Noon to 8 p.r t J 16A — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 28, 1988 Vtevens DISC JOCKEY SERVICE Country Gold & Hock 'n'Roll DISCO. POLKAS. WALTZES, NEW LAZES DISC MUSIC. GOOD RECORDED MUSIC FOR WEDDINGS. DANCES. ANNIVERSARIES, PARTIES ETC. 10 pm. experience •No mileage charge BRUSSELS • 8117-6159 DAYTIME or EVENINGS HAPPY BIRTHDAY MUCK Mike Binnendyk You thought we were kiddingi HAPPY BIRTHDAY MOM Arlene Vanden Akker HAPPY 17th BIRTHDAY Jacquie McNichol QUEEN'S SEAFORTH THURS., FRI. & SAL RICK ROSE HAPPY 50th BIRTHDAY iisie Willens Sweet Revenge ROTH - KEYS Mr. & Mrs. Bill Siemon of R.R. 4 Walton and Mr. Paul Roth of Etobicoke are pleased to an- nounce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Janet Lorraine to Brian Keys, son of ,` Mr. & Mrs. Doug Keys of Hamilton. The wed- ' ding will take place on Saturday, October 1, 1988 at 3:30 p.m. at St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Brodhagen. Open reception to follow, Seaforth and District Community Centres. Seaforth Manor ladies prepare fruit salad. It has been another busy week at Seaforth Manor. The week started off on Monday morning with Fun and Fitness. The highlight of the day was a sings -long in the afternoon with volunteer, Carol Carter. Everyone looks forward to her monthly visits as it gives them a chance to sing some of their old time favourites. On Tuesday afternoon residents enjoyed viewing an adventurous movie, "Cold River'. On Wednesday morning several ladies got together to prepare fresh fruit salad which was enjoyed at noon as residents welcomed the ministers who lead the weekly worship services. The luncheon is on) way to show our appreciation to these dedicated people, acquaint new ministers to the Home and as well give them a chance to discuss any con- cerns of the Manor's Pastoral Care Pro- gram. Residents were also pleased to have Rev. Barber of the Presbyterian Church lead the weekly church service and have Mrs, Brown for volunteer pianist. On Thursday afternoon residents welcom- ed several volunteer ladies again to play euchre with them. They always seem to draw a big crowd. Winners of the high scores were Marg Smale and Ed Dunn, Con- solation prizes went to Irene Omard and Pat Ryan, and lone hands was won by. Marnie Ross. On Triday afternoon Bingo was well at- tended by the residents. Thank you to volunteer Mary Chapple for calling numbers. Prizes were won by Denis Arney, Edith Salo, Eva Netsky, Bill Connolly, Bert Deichert, Marine Ross, Wilma Brill, Irene Omand; Margaret Smale and Jenny Hildebrand. Anyone who would like to volunteer with some of the activity programs at Seaforth Manor, they would be very happy to hear from you. For more information call 527-0030. Margaret Van Dyk of 73 Main St. N., Seaforth is pleased to announce the forthcom- • ing marriage of her daughter, Rosie to Mike Flanagan, son of Lorne and Agnes Flanagan of R.R.1 Dublin. The wedding will take place at 3 p.m., Saturday, October 8, 1988 at St. James Catholic Church, Seaforth. HAPPY 40ti) WEDDINGNNI RSARY Jack & l&y - Austard : PERSONALS Edith Jessome was out with John Visitings with Mary K. Ryan were Mary Goldsmith on Sunday and also attended and Joe McAleer of Denver Colorado, and CIderfest for supper. During the week ,she Marilyn and Jack McAleer of Dearborn was visited by Les, Karen, Silby and Brenda Michigan, also her daughter Mary Jessome, also Suzanne, Keisha and Kyle Margaret Maloney and Pat Ryan. Mennell, Linda Boak of Egmondville visited with Verda Cameron on Thursday afternoon. Jennie Hildebrand was out with Hazel for the afternoon and also had supper with them. Visiting with Marjorie Ryan were Barb and Bob Ryan, Chris and Scott, husband Lawrence also Mrs. Mary Maylan of St. Columban. Mary Nolan visited husband Jim last Monday and also attended the sing -a -long. Bill Scott was visited by brother Ross of Maplewood Manor and sister of London. Maria Gooverts was out with daughter Elga Ruston on Saturday. Visiting with Inez Spittal were Peter and Jane Spittal, also Paul, Cara and Robert Spittal Pat and Rose Altman visited their parents Mr. and Mrs. Dave Netzki. Barb Laidlaw visited with Marjorie Ryan. - Visiting with Mabel Handy on Sunday were Jack and Gladys Van Egmond of Clinton. - Patrick Ryan attended the Seaforth Senior Games pot luck supper at the arena last Monday evening. Margaret Smale and Mamie Ross accom- panied by Yenny Dimaline, attended the Seaforth Fall Fair Thursday evening. Len Bloomfield won a prize at the penny sale at the Seaforth Fall Fair. We are sorry to report James Nolan is presently confined to Seaforth Community Hospital. Maplewood residents enjoy parade Residents of Maplewood Manor were kept great enjoyment from their visit. busy this week with various activities, in- The sitting room of Maplewood was quite cluding watching the fall fair parade, lively on Thursday morning when residents Monday and Tuesday afternoon were enjoyed the music played by Marion Rose spent playing cards with a good number of on the piano. These musical sessions are residents taking part. certainly welcomed by the residents. Sunny skies on Friday morning prompted Church service was held on Wednesday residents to strike out and watch the fall fair morning when Rev. Sampa came to parade which they enjoyed very much. Maplewood to lead the worship. Jean Durst Happy Birthday to Grace Titford who accompanied on the piano. Residents found celebrated her birthday on Wednesday. Lioness club gearing up for fall The first .fall meeting' of the Seaforth Lioness Club was held on September 20 at the Masonic Lodge with a J3otluck supper. President Georgina Reynolds, welcomed everyone to the new year. Guest for the evening was Katrina Lindemann, who was the Lioness represen- tative for the fall fair queen. She read her speech for the benefit of those who were not able to be there for the judging. All very pro- ud of her. It was decided the Lioness Club run a food booth, with hamburgers and hotdogs for the wheelbarrow days, and possibly participate in the Toy Show to be held on December 4. A Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada LIFE & MORTGAGE INSURANCE PLANS DEFERRED ANNUITIES, INCOME TAX DEDUCTIBLE RRSP RRIF'S NONSMOKERS RATES AVAILABLE Rep. ARNOLD STINNISSEN 117 Goderich St. East, Seaforth Tel. 527-0410 HAPPY 25th ANNIVERSARY Lois and Edwin Baillie ways 'n means committee was set up to br- ing some new ideas to the club for service work, fundraising, etc. The club will be having a Thanksgiving pie sale on October 8 from 10 a.m. to ? at the Seaforth EMA store. The pie sales have been very successful in the past. PEOPLE Violet Elgie of Seaforth and daughter Frances McKnight attended the funeral of their cousin John Finnigan from the McBurney funeral home in Wingham Ontario. STAG FOR Terry Maloney SATURDAY, OCT. 8 For Tickets Call 393-6975 or 348-8177 HAPPY 50th ANNIVERSARY Mother & Dad Allen & Margaret Armstrong ENGAGEMENT The family of Jack & Mary Mustard In- vite you to an Open House in their parents' honour on October 9, 1988 from 1:30. 4:00 p.m. at the Brucefield United Church. Boat Wishes Only The family would like to invite everyone to an Open House at 103 John St., Seaforth on Sunday, Oc- tober 2 from 1 to 5. 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