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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1987-03-04, Page 14/-• . • A14— THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MARCH 4, 1987 Maplewood residents see fashion show, . Maplewood Manor's Aetivities• this week were highlighted by alashion'shOw. , • Monday was bowling day and • Pete, Tremeer tried his best at the Starlight Lanes, Some of the residents and staff spent part of Monday planning tor the tea. and fallikin show to be held the next day. ' . • On Ttiesday; Geri •Fashions of London set up1heiclothingisplays-in1heIiViflgrOOm. Residents, visiting ladies and staff browsed , and shopped until fashion show time. Then the Volunteers, Anne Downey, Marj.. Ma- loney, Dorothy Papple and Mary Chapple, modelled a variety of ensembles from Sleepwear to dresses'. The first door prize given by ,Geri .Fashions was a sweater and was won by Annie McNichol. MrS. Rock and Mary Chapple won the second and third prizes which were handmade novelties. After the show everyone enjoyed tea and cake in the dining room. The cake had'been made. by Velma Miller. Tanya Eckert and Monica Ryan Were the: two young volunteers who helped serve. It was...a pleasant afternoon spent visiting and shopping. Wednesday morning ReV:, Cheryl Anne Stadelbauer-Sampa conducted the worship service. She was assisted by members of the congregation of .the. Egmondville United Ehureh. They were Helen and.MerVi.n Nott, 'Thelma arid Oliver Price, Olive Papple, Jean Durst, Hazel"McGonigle and Minna Scott. ,Wedn6day night it was time for the Lion's T.V. "Bingo.. Marj. Maloney and Anne Downey tied for having the best bingo cards., Marj. Maloney won the draw to break the tie and won the Maplewood Manor Pingo prize. Marj. Maloney and Ann"e Downey were the volunteer helpers and were brought to 'Maplewood by Lynda Feagan, a Junior •Farmer. Friday was movie day with Gail Hills in charge. Texaco generously donated a V,C;R. arid a movie video kir the afternoon. Everyene enjoyed the W alt Disney movie called Candleshoe starring David NiVen. Residents and staff are very pleased Jean Johns has returned to Maplew'ood :from Stratford General Hospital. Maplewood Manor welcomes 'Harold W hyte who has come for a vacation stay, - Visitors to Maplewood Manor this week were Leslie Ash and son Tom. Tom is just four and 12 Months old and those residents who were in at the time, particularly enjoyed his visit, Mr. Charles Bernister's visitors were Mr. Predum, and daughter Margaret, Kevin Postill, Stuart Boyes, John and ,Ruth ,Cummings and Greta and Wes Hoggart. Jean and 'Ed-Johnsvisitors were Jim Cox, Edith Landsborough, Cal and Marj. Horton and Beth Rose. . Ethel Sallows' visitors were Judy and Timmy Mahring, Joan Talbot, Laura Dickey and Mrs. Eiscusehink. Elva and John Pullman's visitors were their family. Mae Habkirk's visitors were her family. • r. ' 4.,IP";M•A FOUR OF A KIND — Grace Smith, Thelma Broadfoet, Dorothy Townsend and Kathleen Cuthill represented tour of the 88 bard players wtio.torned out aCtiritichre, sponeored last week by the Seaforth junior Farmers. The euchres are held montitiFwith the next set for March 26.. . , . .(Mcllwralth photo) . , Juni▪ or Farmer euchre well. attended -" - At the .Seaforth Junior Farmers Euchre Diehl; men's low hand, Ann Downey; men's Party held February 23, 1987 the winners lone hand; Velma Adams. were: ladies high hand, Muriel McLachlan; ladies low hand Mary Coleman; ladies lone Some of the ladies at the party had to play hand, Anona Crozier. Men's high hand, Ida as men for the night. . The Manor has busy week. Seaforth Manor residents went bowling Monday. Pat Ryan was the winner. . ' . On Tuesday morning children from the Public School helped with wheelchair bowl- ing. Dave Netzke and Frank Smale were winners'. Tuesday afternoon was • spent watching films. W ednesday afternoon Rev. Cheryl. Ann Stadelbeiler-Sampa and choir came for the worship service. It was followed by a social hour. , ' Thursday afternoon six'. ta' bles., of euchre. were..played. Winners were: high men. and ladies fia Gardner and PatRyan; consolation,. Edith Salo and Ed Dunn; lone hands, Doris Smith and Elmer Bakscy. Allan and Willie Tremeer and Dwight Willis and friend were guests. Prizes were donated by Mary Finlayson and Marjorie Maloney provided lunch. The next euchre is March 12 at 2 p.m. Friday afternoon everyone enjoYed. old tyme music•Drovided•bytladys Van Egmond on piano, Elgin Nott, and Ray Cantelon on violin with Hugh Hodges of Clinton playing guitar. Many old songs were played. PERSONA LS Zack and Mary Ryan were in to visit.cousin Mary Ryan.. .Verda .. Cameron's daughter-in-law and granddaughter Ann Boshart and children, Gadshill, Linda Wilson and fiance were in to visit her, • 'Helen Morris had son Bill and wife, grandchildren Toni' and •Heather Nigh and son Bill and Lynn Nigh in to visit. . MAKING PLANS — Seven members of the Seaforth Harmony Kings attended an Officers Training School al Geneve Park Conference recently. Planning their Mt seams are Barry Mahon, Graharn Bowker, Gordon !Allier, Dave Garripbell, Jim Thompson, Bill Campbell and Marian Vincent. (Photo Submitted) Brotherhood night at Legion '1/4.. Approximately 130 Members of the various club S and lodges froth the Seaforth area attended the Brotherhood Night held last week in the Legion under the auspices of the Optimist Club. The guest speaker, Roger McCombe, a school teacher, Anglican Minister and Chaplain of the Listowel Police Departitent, gave an informative talk on • Brotherhoed. The_Town and Country Four • and the No -Notes Jug 13and gave several nurribeiS for the entertainment - of the evening. A delicious meal was served by the Legion Ladies Auxiliary arid was enjoyed by aR present. Lad week with reference to the 'Public Speaking which was held at the Legion, the pupils from the Dublin Separate School and Huron Centennial School t'Vere Missed 85 schools Parti0Patilig: We would like to apologize for this bye/sight andimpe next year We will again- have contestants anti Dublin and Brucefield participating, . • There aren few dates Ed keep in mind corning up; stetting with the Stag iire tonight and a Minted &Chit and potluck BOOK NOW rill Special FFR ALL RENOVATIONS S,. HOME RENOVATIONS• All Exterior & Interior Renovations FREE ESTIMATES 3454307 - After 6:00 p.m. Dave and Eva Netzke went out to daughter Ross and Pat Altman's for the day. • Carol Geddes' daughter Sheila Schenck and granddaughter Kendall visited. • Son •Doug and wife of London and husband Chas. Geddes were also in to visit. • Pat Nigh visited Lennie Bloomfield; Stan Hillen and Margaret Smale- visited Frank Smale. Isabel Stint visifed husband Bill Scott, also Mrs. Jim Stewart. LEGION. NEWS by Gordon Scott Doug Bezzo of Clinton took Dave Netzke 'out for the afternoon. ;•• Jack Davidson of Seaforth visited Cassie, Nicholson. Allan Nicholson also visited. Bill Bezzo, Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cook and grandson Kevin were in:to see their mother Lucy Bezzo before she was admitted to the Clinton Public Hospital. We wish her. well again. • supper Saturday from 8:36 to 7 pan. The euchre vil1 begin around g.p.tn. There is Beef Barbecue en March 14 from 1 to 8 p.m. with dancing afterwards. The tegionis holding a bus trip on April 4 whith • Will be calling at Hatrisko, Palmerston Listowel and milverton. The first 44 Mine:Sell the list will be those that go. 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