HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1987-05-06, Page 14A14 — THE HURON EXPQSITOR, MAY 6, 1987
20th Anniversary
OPEN HOUSE
The families of
CHARLES '& EVELYN
MERRILL
invite you to
Auburn Community Hall
SUNDAY, MAY- 17
1:30 TO 5:00
Best Wishes Only
PIANO TUNING
• REPAIRS • REBUILDING
• KEYS RECOVERED
• DAMPP,CHASERS
• REGULATING
• BENCHES
BRUCE
PULSIFER
348.9223 MITCHCll-
The family of Ken & Velma Preszcator
wish to invite you to an open house
to help celebrate their 40th Wedding
Anniversary from 2-5 at the Kinburn
Hall. Best Wishes Only.
Father Stephen Eckert
Council No. 5289 .
Knights of Columbus
25th
ANNIVERSARY
Saturday, May 9th
Anniversary Mass
5 p.m.
St. James' Church
Seaforth
Ed J. Buckley
Social 6 to 7; Banquet 7 to 9; Dance 9:30 to 1
Mozart's Melody Makers
KorC
Bishop Sherlock
Guest Speaker
Ed. J. Buckley,
Supreme Director
Seaforth Community Centres
Admission
$12.50 per person
Dance Tickets at door
.$5.00 per person
FAMILY NEWS
WE WANT EGGS - Two city children visiting at their uncle's farm cause near havoc
when they threaten a rooster with death,. when it fails to lay some eggs for•therrr. The
' skit, entitled Brats pn the Farm was performed by the Grade 6 class of Mr.•Carter. as
part or the Seaforth Public School's Country Jamboree. Mcliwraith.photo,
•
Euchre, exercise, bingo,
Maplewood Manor residents had a quiet
pleasant week. •
Every Monday morning the hairdressing
salon is an active spot. Both men and
women enjoy the services of the
hairdressers.
Monday afternoon Pete Tremeer was off
to bowl at Starlight Lanes. Every week he
meets the challenge with enthusiasm.
Tuesday afternoon the residents enjoyed
games of euchre. The winner of the prize for
high lady was Jean Johns; for low lady, Ger-
tie Taylor; for high man, Charlie Brown;
and for low man, Ed Johns. Lou Whitney,
won the door prize. '
Thank you to Mary Chapple and Betty.
Hulley for volunteering the time to help.
Wednesday morning exercises were held
with Deb Melady and Glen Rose. The
students have not only met the folks in-
terested in exercises but the students have
also visited with all the residents.
Wednesday night residents played Lions
T.V. Bingo. Along with volunteers Marj
Maloney and Anne Downey,:a student from
St. James School, Katie Craig came to help
Lawnbowling looking
to .May 18 start
The Seaforth Lawn Bowling Club held its
Euchre and Bridge party evening April 28 in
the Orange Hall: There were thirteen tables
of euchre and three of Bridge in play.
• High ladies score went: to Rachael Riehl;
Lone hands, Mary Chappel; low , score,
Mary McClure; men's high score, Bob
McLachlan; low score, Harold Coleman;
.lone hands, Ebner Townsend; high bridge,
• ladies Marjory Linglebach and low -either
men or women, Eileen. Adamson.
President Mary Finlayson welcomed
everyone present and reminded them this
was the last evening in the Orange Hall for
the–season.–Starting_May18_will–be_the_
potluck supper at the club house at 5:30.p.ni.
Weather permitting Lawn Bowling will
start that day. After supper cards will be
played. There will also be bowling for
anyone who wants to bowl. All metnbers and
associate members are welcome:
John Patterson also was reminding people
of the senior's games which are coming up
June 22 and 23.
MUSIC. fi I I week
with bingo. Junior Farmer Lynda Feagan
drove the volunteers to and from
Maplewood Manor. .
Thursday morning Gertie Taylor, Agnes
Hunter, Elva Ellis and Ethel Sallows and
staff member Deb Dillon and son Mike at-
tended the Spring Concert at the Seaforth
Public School. The performance was
delightfully entertaining for everyone and
for Elva Ellis it was .a time to renew
acquaintances. •
On Friday morning the students of
Seaforth District High School visited with
the residents. This week there was a large
gathering of residents and students in the
front living room and a very lively conver-
sation ensued.
This week on Friday, residents welcomed
Mr. Edgar Allan to Maplewood. He was
assisted with the move by his daughter
Mary and son Howard.
Gertie Taylor's visitors were Patti and
Anne Taylor, William, Taylor, Clarence and
Ruth Taylor, Jane Armstrong, Debbie
Shielke. '
Helen Dallas' visitors were Ray Dallas
and Tracey Gowan, Bill and Kate Dallas,
and Preston Dallas,
Pete and Willy' Tremeer's. visitor . was
Vicki Tremeer. • '
Jean. and Ed Johns' .visitors .were Mrs.
Warden Haney, Glen Haney, Grace Broad -
foot, •Mr, and Mrs.Tom Wilbee, `Mr, and
Mrs. Jack Rose, Mrs. Norman' Willjs, Mrs.
Doug Bartliff and Mrs. Zablocki. `
. Anna Sherrin's ,visitors were Earl and
Doris Rock.
Lou Whitney's visitors were Joan Lubbers •
and Helen McLean,
Ross Scott's visitors were Adilaine Shaw,
Ina and Ellen Scott,. Mr: and Mrs. ' S.G.
Tathan, Howard • Allan and ' Grace
Broadfoot. •
Ethel Sallows visitors were Irene Good,
Lillian Sallows, Joan Talbot and Arlette.
Charles Benister's.Visitors were Greta
and Wes, grandson. Gord and Mr:
Cummings.,
Elva and John Pullman'? visitors were
Hazel McGonigle, Gordon Pullman and
Marion Pullman.
Lloyd Rawat's visitors. were his .children
Peter, Don; Jim and Sheila and their
families.
Manor residents enjoy music
Thursday morning was exercise time at
the Seaforth Manor. Residents take time out •
regularly for fun and fitness.
On Monday afternoon residents and
guests enjoyed the old tyme music of Marie
Flynn and her orchestra. Several residents,
guests and staff, also enjoyed dancing to the
good old tunes. Lucy Bezzo extended
courtesy remarks to the band and a social
time followed.
Last Thursday a presentation, of a hand-
made cushion made by the foam cutting
class, was made to Anne Helm. Lucy Bezzo
and Ila Gardner made the presentation and
extended best wishes to Mrs. Helm for the
future. Mrs. Helm stated their personal gift
to her would bring back many happy
memories.
Also this week Pat Ryan emerged once
again as the winner in the Monday bowling.
On Tuesday students of the Seaforth
Public 'School helped with wheelchair bowl-
ing, then residents were off to the United
church luncheon for a delicious meal, which
everyone enjoyed. On Tuesday afternoon
films were shown.
On Saturday morning residents gathered
for a council meeting, New resident Mansie
Ross was welcomed to the Manor.
On Saturday afternoon the arc working
ladies went shopping for a new , spring
wardroe:
On Saturday night, Pat Ryan, accom-
panied by Jackie Racho, went to the bowling
league dinner and dance. Pat came back
with a few winnings.
PERSONALS
Rose and Pat Altman visited her parents
Dave and Eva Netzke, then Dave went to the
Legion for an afternoon.
Ethel Haist and Helen Kirkby visited
Mansie Ross.
Bill and Janice Morris took his mother
Helen for a drive.
Bill and Doris Bezzo, of Stratford were in
to see his mother Lucy Bezzo.
y, -
Ed ' Byrski, General Manager of The Huron
Expositor, would like to introduce you ' to
KAREN GORDNER
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A graduate of Mitchell District High School
and ares indent of R.R. 3 Mitchell,
department. Karen is'currentl oled
she will be"working in the advertising.
p y enrolled in third
year Advertising Art at Fanshawe College
in London.
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Karen will be assisting Ed in advertising
as a. part time summer sfudant,. training and
working with calls in the Seaforth area.
PLEASE FEEL FREE TO:PHONE•
KAREN AT 527-02'40.
Visiting with Mary K. Ryan were Teresa •
and husband, Mary Margaret Maloney,
Geraldine Wilson, Maurice Ryan, Pat Ryan,
Dublin and granddaughter Colleen Ryan. '
Walter Summerville visited his sister-in-
law Mansie Ross., 0
Donna and Vern Reynolds and Michael of
London visited her father Frank Smale.
Gladys Ruston was home for the day and
attended'a bridal shower for her niece.
Carol Geddes' visitors were , husband
Charlie and her aunt Isabel Riehl.
Isabel Scat visited husband Bill Scott;
Audrey. Cameron was in to see her
mother-in-law Verda Cameron.
David Alexander Embro visited grand-
mother Cassie Nicholson. Cassie was also
out to dinner to Harold and Beryl
Nicholson's home. She also visited with son
Jack and Elizabeth Nicholson of
Cambridge.
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Happy. Birthday
RUTH ANNE CARTER
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