The Huron Expositor, 1987-02-04, Page 17A16 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR,: FEBRUARY 4, 1987
Maplewood Manor welcomes t to more residents ..
Maplewood •Manor welcomes Ethel Sal -
lows of Seaforth and 'Charles 13emister of
Minton tothe facility, •
-Ethel settled ,in with the help of her
daughter, Irene' Good and grandson Chris.
Charles was assisted Mins move by daughter
and. son-in-law Greta and W;es lloggart:
This past week was agaiif an; interesting
one. Pete Tremeer joined the Seaforth Health.
Care Facility on Mondayfor, bowling at the
Starlight lanes. Pete says each time hegoes
he learns a little more about the game.
C'itrW eJnesclay7Rev Archie-leebertsen-of
Bethel Bible Church• conducted the worship
service. Mr• and Mrs. Lobb of Clinton
to make a video of activities at the facility for a office windows , painting eye-catching hearts Jean and Ed Johns' .visitors were 'Bose
school project; They had been part of the and sayings on them. Ryan, Carolyn Wood of Toronto, Jim and Eva
group, who had come the week before, with .. Each week there' are ,many visitors to CoxofBayfield, Jane Sutter, Eva McCartney,
teach`er,.Celeste McCreight. The boys were. Maplewood. Mr. and Mrs•• Glen Haney and, Anna Haney,
May.Jack and Beth Rose, Agnes Eyre and ,Wesley
,dile to film the St, Columban Tumor Choir This week Ma Habkirk s yisltgrs, were.
who entertained from 3 to 4 p.m: that day.' Jean, and Del Kravel of ,Kitchener, Jackie Roe,
'Their performance inebaued • recitations, Melanson,-hes, Jane, Corey, Adam and Julie' Jan Moore, ` VON coordinator visited.
skits, songs; step dancing and guitar playing, Habkirk, Mrs; Jean Dill' and Agnes Hunter. • Maplewood Manor as part of th0'90th year
The junior choir is under the direction of Elva and John Pullman's visitors: werecelebration,for,VON. It was a- delightful -time,
Margie Ryan, .Their efforts were greatly Brenda De Jong, Gordon Pullman and , for residents as many knew Jan well from
appreciated by, die residents ' Marion Pullman, ' having used VON 'services for years. Each
N41boe—and brother Jason' decorated the Tremeerandt,, , the insert tion for 90 ears of service. . .
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COSTELLO: Rick and Joan are very pleased •
to announce the birth of their first child,
Cheryl Alyson. Born at Mississauga General
Hospital at .2:41 p.m.' on January 29; 1987
weighing 6 lbs. 112 oz. Proud' grandparents •
are Erma Costello of Seaforth and Herman
Slein.of-Mississauga, Proud great grandpar-
ents are Martha Drager of Seaforth and
Theresa Costello, of London.
In preparation for Valentine's Day, Jefl' Vicki Tremeer visited with Pete and W illy resident reeeiveda complimentary pen with
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Genevieve Westcott married in Wellington; New Zealand
eetttpanied—h+m -P9rs;—Lobb played the
Zealand's top TV cameraman January 22,
1987 in Wellington, New Zealand,
Huth winners 'of the Sir, David 'Beatty
Award in April last year, Genevieve West-
• cott; daughter of Police Commission Chair-
man, Clare W estcott, was , picked ps best
"journalist in . New • Zealand for her show,
'Close -Up'' and a documentary on Mann
'gang' murders.. Mr, Ross 1{enward•was
picked best cameraman.
..in November 1986 Miss Westcott. scored
again with another hour long Close=Up show
on the failure of the justice system and parole
system in New Zealand featuring a story on
sexual abuse'and murder by.sex offenders set
Tree by the: system... •
The Wellington Star said,',Only the Cosby
electric plane,. Rev Robertson• then visited
•
New Zealand's top journalist married New
with' the residents. -
Thatsame•morning the Public Health.•cames
hi give footcare 'to'the:residents, • Marlene
Price was kept very busy as everyone enjoyed-
. the relaxing and beneficial treatment.
On Wednesday night, Willie Treineer won •
again, This time he won the ivy plant which
- was the Maplewood Bingo prize. He had only
one number left to be called for a full card.
-We were pleased .to have volunteer Mad.
• •. Maloney back after an illness. She and Mary
Chapple hel'ped•with Bingo.
( )n Friday, the afternoon Movies were
shown by Gail Hilis. The second movie with:
Laurel and Hardy was the favorite.
Saturday morning two students, 'Brian
Little and.. Brian Mel'ady came to Maplewood
PEOPLE
• members of the Seaforth Lawn Bowling Club. '1
some information about the games at the
club's euchre and bridge party, held January
27 at the Orange Hall: The lawn bowling club
will be. hosting a portion of the•games.
There were 10 tables of euchre and one of
bridge in play at the party. High scores 'in , .
euchre went to Agnes Eyre and • Russell
W atden, with the consolation winners, Edith
and Bob McMillan.: Lone hand winners were
Mary Riley andHarold Coleman; High bridge
went to Dave Cornish. The next euchre will be
February 24, in the' Orange Hall.' •
In other business the club reported some of
Show and the 6:30 p. m. news could beat the,
Close -Up report by Genevieve Westcott on a
convicted sex offender." ' " •
• • The December issue, of New Zealand's
largest:women's magazine, "New Zealand's
W omens' Weekly" featured Miss Westcott
on the cover and January's TV-Guide,"—The
'Listern'' picked her as one of the .10. -New
Zealand" Headliners of 1986." { ,,
• John Patterson, chairman of the Tri
County ' Senior' Games committee gave •
its members have been on the sick list,. and
was pleased to hear Donna Patterson is home
and• madea good` recovery from her recent
illness. Sandy Pepper and Gordon Murray
• -are. also wished a good recovery. .
3 ways Ontario is helping
youth this su
- The Ontario. Ministry of Skills Development,
as part of •its comprehensive mandate to
provide skills training and work experience
for young people, provides these opportunities
to work and earn money this summer.
1. Worlcuig with
The Ontario,Summer Employment
Program is directed toward employers '
and encourages them to hire young
people for newly created su'mrner jobs.
The Ministry of Skills Development
will provide $1.25 per hour towards the
Mary cost of the person hired. Young
•
Business
Business
people gain invaluable work experience
while Ontario companies receive the
benefit of these willing, eager workers,:
Employers who could olio more to
provide. young people with summer jobs
should cal 1-800-3871290 (Fri Toronto
585-7399) for further information. ,
2. your own Boss.
STARTUP provides students with an.
interest free loan of up to $3,000 from
excellent opportunity to learn how to START -U1? •
run their own summer businesses. In It's an opportunity for young people
co-operation with The Ontario Chamber to learn -valuable entrepreneurial skills,
of Commerce and The Royal Bank of Interested students maga more
' Canada students who want. to start a • information fly calling 1-800-387-01//
summer business may apply for an .
.: Working wit. Ontario
The -.ministries and assoc atted community its Experience
x it rested young people can get more
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agencies offers young people the information and applications by calling ,
pportunity to gain valuable career 1-800-387-0777.
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related experience on the job through
Ontario
Ministry of
skills Develbpm'ei t
Gregory Sorbara
Minister
Ontario Ministr=y
of Skills Development
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY•
Happy Birthday 'to. Jim McGrath on
January 31, .
Happy 16th birthday to Peter: and Paul
McKay on February 5;..
Birthday Greetings to Key. on Feb. 9.
•OBITUARIES
RRITUARIES.
MARY SPROAT J
Mary. Sproat, formerly or Seaforth, died •
Wednesday, January 28, 1987 at the Seaway p
Hospital, Trenton, Michigan. She•was 92. n
The former Mary McGuire, Mrs. Sproat is' • a
survived by her daughters, Kim Tabor and ..
- Mary Barry, and one son, • Hugh, 'all of
Michigan. •.
She, was predeceased 'by..'her husband'
Hugli'Sproat, and one sister Margaret and
one brother Hugh.
Friends were received at - the Whitney- .
Ribey Mineral Home, Seaforth and a Mass of
the Christian Burial was held Saturday at St.
James Roman Catholic Church. Burial was in
St. Janies Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Mrs. Sproat's six. grand-
.
• BRUCE ELDON McCLiNC'HEY
Bruce Eldon McClinchey, of RR 2,
Goderich, died Tuesday, January 27, 1987 at
University Hospital in London. He was 71:
Mr. McClinehey is survived by his wife; the
former Grace .Robinson; sons, Ronald. and
his wife Ethel of RR 1, Wellesley, and
Raymond and his wife Jane of RR 2, Goderich •
and daughters, Jean and her husband Peter
'manse of RR 3, Goderich and Joanne of St.
•
Jacobs.
Also surviving' are grandchildren David,
Cheryl and Sean McClinchey, Danny and .
Andrea ' lmanse and Ryan, Steven and a
Colleen McClinchey and abrother Frank and .
his wife' Mabel of Clinton. ;;
Mr. McClinchey was predeceased by one `,
brother William.
The family received friends at the McCal-
lum and Pall Funeral Home, in Goderich and
funeral and committal services were held at
the funeral home on Thursday. Interment
Bayfield Cemetery. Donations to the Clinton
Public Hospital or the University. Hospital
Foundation of London would be appreciated
as expressions of sympathy,_ -
IVY IRENESCOTT
Ivy Irene Scott, • of West William Street,
Seaforth, died Monday. February 2, 1987 at
the Seaforth Community Hospital She was
.82.
A daughter of the late Frank Plewes and
Charlotte Carter she is survived 'by three
stepbrothers Ray Gibbings of London and
Harold Gibbings of Clinton and Harry Crich
of Seaforth. Also surviving are several nieces
and nephews.
Mrs. Scott was predeceased, by two ?
husbands, Alton Johnston and Walter R.
Scott.. '
The family received friends at -the Whit- • ,
ney-Ribey Funeral Home, Seaforth on •
Tuesday afternoon and evening. A funeral '
service will be held today. Spring interment
Baird's Cemetery. Stanley Township.
ADA itt 'E?ARMS'f itONG
Ada Irene -Armstrong. of RR 3, Brussels '
died Friday. Ianuary 23. 1987 at the
Extendicare in Oakville. She was 87.•
The former Ada Fulton, Mrs. Armstrong
was the daughter of the late Jaynes Fulton
and Sarah Williamson, She was a member of
the Melville Presbyterian Church. •Brussels,
a Noble Grand of the Morning Star Rebekah
Lodge. Brussels and a District Deputy.
She is survived by. a son James, of Grey
Township and daughters, Helen (Mrs.
Robert Jdyce) of Toronto and Dorothy (Mrs.
WiIson.Tlbbo3ofOttaya and one sister. Betty
Clarke of Toronto.
A funeral was held from the M.L Watts
Funeral Home, Brussels Chapel on Monday,
January 26, 1987. Rederend Chas, Carpentier
officiated. A Rebekah Memorial Service was
held at the funeral home on Sunday.
Interment Brussels Cemetery.
As expressions of sympathy donations ean
be made to the Melville Presbyterian C.hurch-,
Memorial- Fund.
MAL: AR `1'' 'MA RV MONSIDE •
Margaret Mary Ironside, formerly of.
Seaforth, died Monday. January 26. 1987 at
St. -Mary's Hospital.
Mrs Ironside and her husband, the fate.
Calvin {,Vestnian Ironside. operated a store in
Seaforth, iii what is now the Lennie building-
Mrs, irons deissurvivedbysons, William:
James and Robert and a daughter Mamie.
Also surviving are brothers Thomas and
Peter Christopher, .of London and several
grandchildren. `
'Firs. Ironside was predeceased by brio- ,.
theft. Harold and Richard , and sister
Madeline McGinnis. �-
Visitors were received at the Joint T p:
Donohue Funeral Home. St. Marys and p '_
fnneralmass was held at St. Peters Basilica.
on Jatiunry Intetrhent St— Peter's
Cemetery. As ' expressions of sympathy
donationstotheSt. Mary's Hospital Building-
Fund
uilding Fund would be appreciated.
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• GRAYDON Aii3ERTNI%.AE,
(lraydon Albert Neal of 171 Albert Street,
Clinton acid formerly of flatlet( Township,
died on January 7 in Clinton Piiblie Hospital.
Ile teas 71 yeaas old. • ,
Mr. Neal was born in Goderich Township
on May 3, 1915 to the late Russell and Sarah
Catherine (Hardy) Neal. On July 25 1930, he -t
married the former Olive Knox in the Walton -
United Church manse.
t:ollowing their marriage, the Nenls t
fanned ih Mullett Tottmship•on the Baseline
Road until they moved to Clinton irt 1957. As t
well as fatinin'g, Mr. Neal was`einployed With
ktorphy i ds Lines and operated a g'rilder° fo"r
the TotenahipofGoderichforseieralyeais. '
Mr. Neal it survived by his wile. and San r
Murray and his ulfc Irene of Guelph, and
tgoddauCghters atherine ahcf•her husband
Gary Burgess of Haitiston and Lisa Neal at
bottle
Ile is also surnved• by one brother, Abaft
and ht's wife Vopre, of Clinton:
A funeral' and coriirriitfal service' were field
on January 9 at Ball and Falconer Frineral •
Moine, Clinton. Intermentwas in Clinton v
C'einetery. •