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The Huron Expositor, 1987-03-25, Page 211 A20 =- THE HURON .EXPOSITOR, MARCH 25,, 1987 77777 Maplewood residents bec�rne 'Irisl The folks at Maplewood Manor enjoyed the fun of St. Patrick's Day at the beginning of last week and welcomed the first day of spring at the end of the week. On Monday, Pete Tremeer went bowling at Starlight bowling lanes. The Seaforth Manor group that also goes bowling on Mondays kindly drive Pete to and fromthe bowling lanes. ' Tuesday was St. Patrick's Day and the residents and staff at Maplewood became "Irish for the day. To help get that special feeling -Marion Rose, Allergy Ryan and Sandra Claessens sang some of the old favorite tunes from Ireland:' Sherry-Mceall brought 15 of her students in to perform as well. They stepdanced as lively as lepre- chauns to the toe -tapping music. Everyone enjoyed the entertainment. A lunch was served to the , children which included green -colored apple juice. In keeping with St. Patrick's Day color dinner for the residents and entertainers. included a variety of greens - right down to the pistachio pudding. Tuesday afternoon euchre was held. Manor reside Dorothy and Bilf Pappfe joined in the games. Mary Chapple and Anne Downey were the volunteers who helped. Mary Chapple won the door prize which was appropriately a shamrock plant. Thank you to Bonnie Bedard who donated large.numberedplaying cards for those who have difficulty with their eyesight. On Wednesday morning Rev. Van Slyke conducted the worship service. He was accompanied by members of his congrega- tion, Ruth Cluff, Yvonne Van Slyke and Kathleen Cuthill -provided assistance along with taped musical accompaniment. Rev. Van -Slyke visited with residents after the service and everyone greatly appreciated that. . Wednesday night Lion's.. T.V. bingo was played by the residentsand volunteers. Tgere was a tie between John Pullman and Agnes Hunter for having a card closest to a bingo. Each received prizes. Volunteers were • brought in for bingo by Junior Farmer Lynda Feagan. The voluntP^r helpers were Marj Maloney and Anne Downey. - Friday afternoon Gail Hills and her, vacationing daughters were in charge .of movies The Charlie Chaplin movie was a hit. Friday;; officially the first day of spring, was welcomed at Maplewood. Daffodils and tulips, a gift from Frances Breen, were on. everyone's dining table 'to celebrate the day. MAPLEWOOD VISITORS Ethel Sallow's visitors• were Mr. and Mrs. Don Talbot, Irene. Good, Michelle Parks, Mrs. Dickey and Arlette, Anne Henderson's visitors were Tom. Henderson, Stephen Henderson and Pat Meidinger. Gerrie Taylor's visitors were Dorothea, Ron and Kevin Williamson. • Mae Habkirk'svisitors were Dorothy Papple and Mae's family. •• Elva. and John Pullman's visitors were their family. • Jean and•Ed.John's visitors were Mrs. G. Taylor, Mrs.. Don Cox, Rev. Van Slyke, Albert and Mamie Clark, Pearl McKnight, Alice Lawson, Vera McGregor, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johns. ' Charles Bemister's . visitors were his family. nts celebrate St. Pat's' `Day Seaferth Manor residents went bowling Monday afternoon at Starlight Lanes. The winner was Pat Ryan. .• On Tuesday morning Margaret Ryan of St. Columben played many good old Irish tunes on piano in celebration of St. Patrick's Day. In the afternoon the ladies held their -baking class and made cookies. • ' Tuesday evening Gladys Van Egmond and band played for a St. Patrick's Day party complete with dancing and singing. Wednesday morning exercises for fun and . fitness were held. In the afternoon Rev, Van Slyke held a worship service. Kathleen Cuthill played piano and Mrs, Van Slyke helped residents with singing. - Thursday morning - there were more exercises and current events and in the afternoon the men played euchre and ladies cut foam, them joined in a sing along music appreciation.. • Friday afternoon bingowas played and winners were; straight line, Madge Remes, Lawrence Young, 'Bob McClure, Elmer Bakscy; 4 corners, Lucy Bezzo, Dennis Arney; full house, Irene Omand, Ila Gardner, Marguerite Shill. • - PER$ONALS Visiting with Helen Morris was her grandson Jim Nigh of Windsor, Bill and Janice Morris and Tom Nigh and • great . grandson William. • Tom Handy and cousin Joe of Hensall visited Mabel Handy. Sargeant Gerald Cook and friend of Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan and Pet Nigh of Seaforth visited grandmother Lucy Bezzo. Marjorie Maloney and Jim and Mary Barnes were in to visit Harold Maloney. Ross McClure visited his. father Bob McClure. • Verne and Donna Reynolds and family of CLOTHING REPAIRS and ALTERATIONS Zippers, etp. supplied 6 Math St. IMAGE Seaforth 527-0055 This is• Your Invitation to An Exhibition and Sale of PATCHPOSTERS poster -sized limited edition patchwork wall hangings by John'Muldrew Scott at Mitten LOFT Tuesday, April 7 to 'Saturday, April 11 9:30 to 5:00 Daily If you wish to secure. a lifetime income from an RRSP or are interested in other RRSP investments at very competitive rates, call Arnold J. Stinnissen . 527-0410 Tony Arts 527-3'794 Income' from an RRSP is no longer restrtted to the minimum age of 60. ler Strilife London visited her father Frank Smale, Syd Scroggs took his mother Madge Remes out for a drive Sunday afternoon. . Dave and Eva Netzke were out for supper to daughter Rose and Pat Altmans home. . Isabel Scott and Mrs. Jas. Stewart visited Bill Scott. , Chas. Geddes was in to visit wife Carol. Cassie Nicholson enjoyed an outing.shop- ping' and 'lunch with daughter Barb Alex- ander. ' .. Gladys Ruston' was out for the -day with husband Fergus. Ethel Dennis and Eva McCartney visited Frank-Smale, also his wife Margaret. Legion to.. initiate new members At the Legion general meeting four new names were passed .for membership. They will be initiated at a later date. On Saturday night the Darts League had their potluck supper and final darts games of the season. Those receiving the top awards were Ann Laycox, Charlie Perkins, Barbara Scott, Roger Laycox, ,Jackie Melanson and Jack Muir, All the other members- who had high scores also received a glass with the darts crest on it A very enjoyable evening was spent. Thanks go to Ann and Roger. Laycox for running the league this winter from all those, participating. This•Saturday there will. be a lot of activity around the Branch with the annual invitation- al bowling tournament being held. Good luck to all teams entered: Cleave Coombs,Branch Service- Officer says the Service Officer will be at the Branch • on 'Tuesday, March 31. Anyone wishing an appointment to see him should contact Cleave at 527-1155. This Sunday, March 29 the Zone Conven- tion will be held. Anyone wishing to attend should. contact President Jim Watson. There are still some seats left, for the Legion Bus trip on April 4. Price is $3 per person. Anyone planning on going should sign on the list on the bulletin board. LEGION NEWS by Gordon Scott - There are still a lot of 'membership cards at the Branch. Anyone who hasn't as yet picked theirs up should do se at their earliest convenience, At the going -down of the sun and in the morning we will riemember them. • • BERG SaInstajiatioles - Servnice Free Estimates • • Barn Cleaners • Stabling • • Bunk feeders Donald G. Ives R.R. N2 Blyth Brussels 887-9024. 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Ont.;rwont Ltd: - Atfkokan & Fort Frances, Ont.;; Till -Cable TV Ltd, Deep RiveeMr, Ocher Seaforth Cable T.V. Ltd; - Mifchefl-Seaforth, Ont.1 Qui'nte Catilevlsian Communications Limited - Smiths Falls Whitne 1Cations Ltd. = Wild, Batty Ont.; T ancro Cable Ltd. Napanee, Ont.; Essex Cable. Cornm�nMltbrie . Lakefield Bsor, Bay & l3Iillumt, Ont.; East ElginCable T,V..Lfd. - Ayimsr, Ont; and G. McNanhara;Comm'unications Ltd. - IA/tartan, Ont-, to distribute TVO's.hew FYench-language s'ervii:e, "La Chaine Freed -aide." on their basic service package instead Of the basic band (Channels 2 to 133). a The lrn dee t t of hisre, i e Arithe th da dtl poop may b'e viewed` et CRTC, Central' Building, Les The cdmptete text of this notice and thea IlbBt, .rage; Room 581, Hull, Oueb"ec, a copy has been at be f oe the applicant en General, CRTC Ottawa On( K1A ON2, with proof that s must be filed with the Seer' n or before 18 April 1987 For more information you may also Infervenhort • Hull the RT 9} 891-1328 or 997.1027, CRTC Information Services fn 9h7.0313• cal'tCRTC Public Hearings branch' at (81 a TASTY NU BAKERY PRODUCTS- Our'experienced, skilled bakers start early each morning' to provide you with the finest breads -rolls -pastries -donuts -cookies. This week's features in effect Mar. 26, 27', 28. While Supplies Last DELUXE • 60% WHOLE WHEAT OR ' WHITE BREAD A WIDE jG , VARIETY OF ° CANADIAN AND IMPORTED CHEESES "Fresh Off The Block" 'Old Cheddar' ALWAYS DELICIOUS FRESH DONUTS THAT HOMEMADE TASTE! Effective Till Sat., Mar. 28 BACON ENDS SCHNEIDERS BACON QUARTER. LORI V CA YM M.Y. va 'PORK �. 'L LMH PORK CHOPS Fresh Part Back On Canada Grade A Boneless BLADE � ii .STEAK LB. Ili if lig, CANADA GRADE A BEEF STEAKBLADE B• 1 19. L FROZEN PINK Ci-{APMANS ASSORTED FLAVORS 2 LITRE CTN. bELI STORE SIrICEb �. e COOL ED HAM LB. TA8TY4NU WHITE" OR' 60% WHOLE WHEAT