HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1987-05-13, Page 13Edgar Allan uses Iawnbowling as his guide.
Last Monday afternoon Edgar Allan ac- John Pullman won the Maplewood Bingo
companies Peter Treemerto the ,Starlight prize for ,hayinga card closest to a Bingo.
bowling lanes. Although Mr, Allan had••...Marj„Maloney.:,and Anne Downey were the •
never alley bowled before, .he scored well ' volunteers.and were brought to and from the
using the technique he knows froila”" lawn facility'by Paul Hoggarth, a Junior Farmer.
bowling. Lunch was served follwing the bingo.
Wednesday morning Pastor.., Archie On Thursday afternon a Fitness'Class was
Robertson led the worship service..Mr, and started with instructor Drticilla Leitch. The
Mrs. Lobb, members of the congregation, front living room was turned in to a scene of
were, in attendance and led the singing. The lively people and lively music: Drucilla,•led
• residents all enjoyed the service and the the partieipating,residents. through a series
friendly visit afterwards. of "loosening -up exercises."
Friday morning the students of Teri Brint-
Also on Wednesday morning exercises nell's Family Studies class visited with the
Were , held in the common room. Deb Melady residents. Because the weather was so plea -
and Glen Rose are thestudents who come sant many went out for a stroll t gether.
eachweek to provide an exercise program Two birthdays were celebrated.. this week.
Agnes Hunter's birthday was May 6 ,and.
Ethel Sallows birthday was May 7. They
were celebrated with birthday cakes on both
days.
for the residents.
That evening the residents enjoyed Lions'
T.V.'.Bingo. Luck struck again! This time
Edna Lloyd won a Bingo. Congratulations.
Seaforth Manor residents went bowling at Syd• Scrogg visited .his. mother Madge
Starlight Lanes again Monday. They had Remes. '
two guests from.Maple Wood Manor, Edgar •• Shiela Schenk and.children were in to visit •
Allan and Allen Tremeer. Pat Ryan was the .her mother Carol Geddes.
winner but right .behind Was Edgar Allen. Verde .Cameron visited her daughter -in -
On Tuesday. Seaforth Public school stu- law Audrey -Cameron .and had dinner. •
dent helpedwith wheelchair' .bowling. The. Frank Swale went to Seaforth Hospital to
winners were Jim Nolan and Frank Smale. - visit with wife Margaret, who• is a patient
Tuesday afternoon was spent watching a there: .
film called Na Hanni. It was all about Irene Omand had her daughter Lois
canoes. McLoughlin of Listowel and family to visit
On Wednesday afternoon Rev. Gibson, the her. '
new Anglican minister for St. James Lucy Bezzo was admitted to Clinton
. • Church, held a cominunion service with. Hospital. '
residents. Pat Ryan gave courtesy remarks •Cassie Nicholson went out to Mitchell for
and welcomed him.to the home. • lunch with her daughter Barb Alexander.
On Thursday morning Shirley Luther Leo O'Sullivan spent the day at his home in -Stratford. .
came for worship and song: Residents were L
delighted to see her after her long winter 61, attend • Happy Citizens meeting
absence. Pat Ryan thanked her and The Seaforth Happy Citizens No. 865 met
• ,presented her with a cheese tray.
Maplewood, Manor's residents and staff
extended Welcomes to -three new residents,
Jean Elliott,' Monica McCurdy and Elsie
•Shaddick. Their families and friends
assisted • them with their moving •into
Maplewood.
VISITORS THIS WEEK
Jean and Ed Johns' visitors were Vera
McGregor, Lillian Pepper, Mr. -and Mrs.
Mery Lobb, Albert Clark, Mrs. Ken Wood,
daughter Adrian and granddaughter Kara.
Elva and John Pullman's visitors were
Mr. and Mrs. Del Karaul, Ruth and Bill•
Trapnell, Brenda Dejong, Val, Mike and
Patricia Fanson.
Pete and Willy-Tremeer's visitors -were
Vicki and'Bill Tremeer and Ruth and Bill •
Trapnell,
Ross Scott's 'visitors were Roy Brock,
Lucy Rutt and Gordon Wright.
Fitness class starts up• aforth M
a
nor
in St. Columban.
Harold Maloney was visited by his brother
and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Maloney of Hillside Nursing Home and
nephew's Stephen. Maloney Dublin and Jim
Maloney, Mitchell. "
Mary K Ryan was out to John and Mary
Margaret Maloney's for the afternoon with
George and Theresa Simpson of London..
David' Alexander of Embro visited grand-
mother Cassie Nicholson.
Mabel Handy went to daughter. Glady's
Van Egmond's home for Mother's Day.
Cassie Nicholson went to son Ross and
wife Lillian's for the day.
Glady's Ruston was home with her family
On Friday morning bingowas played with in the Legion Hall on May 7 with 61 present.
The meeting opened with 0 Canada, the
' the help of Seaforth high school volunteers.. Lord's Prayer and'the President Grace
fn the afternoon Father Caruana' visited • Broadfoot gave a poem on "Grandma".
and held mass for residents of his parish. An invitation to Huronview in June for a
Sunday the dining room was adorned with noon meal at 12:'45 p.m% was accepted. Cost
flowers for Mother's Day on behalf of will be $3.
Business Improvement Association. Bea Storey would like to see everyone
PERSONALS take part in the Moon Walk - May 22-31. Let
Josie and Lynn Nigh, Jim Nigh and Jim her know how long you were out on those
Morrison of Windsor visited Helen Morrison days. •
Helen also went out for drive with son Bill Dorothy Townsend moved $100 be given to
and -Janice.' the Senior Games and Rachel Riehl second-
•
ed it and all' were in favor.
1 OBITUARIES
ELVIE FRM{CES LEWINGTON
Elvie Frances ewington; of RR 2
Brussels, died•Tuesday, May 5, 1987 at the.
Englehart and District Hospital, Englehart.
She was 72.
Mrs. Lewington is survived by a son Ernie
and hi. wife Annette, of RR 2 Brussels; and
a daugnter Mary (Mrs. Doug Lazenby) of
Earlton.
Also surviving are three sisters and two
brothers. all in England: and five
grandchildren.
She was predeceased by • her husband
Wilson Ernest Lewington in 1973 and by two
brothers.
Friends called at the Brussels Chapel,
M.L. Watts Funeral Homes, and a funeral
was held May. 8 with 'the Reverend Archie
Robertson officiating. Interment Brussels
Cemetery.
ELIZABETH MCEWEN HOGGARTH
.Elizabeth' McEwen Hoggarth, of Main
Street North, Seaforth, died Friday, April
24, 1987 at Victoria Hospital, London. She
was 76.
Mrs. Hoggarth was a graduate of the
Seaforth Collegiate Institute and worked for
several years for Bell Canada.
The former Bess Cluff, Mrs. Hoggarth is
survived by her husband, Lloyd Hoggarth.
Also surviving are; daughter Mary (Mrs.
Dr, Michael Popovich) of Rodney, son
Phillip, at home; sisters, Jean (Mrs. Nelson
Aubry) of Thunder Bay and Ruth Cluff of
Seaforth; brother 'Phomas of Toronto, and a
cousin Janet Cluff of Seaforth.
Mrs. Hoggarth was predeceased by her
- parents, Albert Cluff and Emma Patterson
and one brother James.
Friends called at the Whitney-Ribey
Funeral Home and a funeral service was
held April 28. Interment Maitlandbank
Cemetery, Seaforth,
Pallbearers were Bill O'Shea, Jud
Walker, Bob Beuttenmiller, Mee Huard,
Marten Vincent and Bill Roberton'.
Flowerbearers were Sam Scott, Dr. Turn-
bull, Gordon McGonigle and Harold
Turnbull.
As expressions of sympathy donations
may be made to the Canadian Cancer Socie-
ty or the charity of your choice.
ERICH LINDEMANN
Erich Lindemann, of 50 Goderich Street
East, Seaforth died Tuesday, May 5, 1987 at
;the Seaforth Community Hospital. He was
61.
Born in Germany on December 31, 1925,
Mr. Lindemann' is survived by his wife, the
former Ingetraud Klauer.
Also surviving are children, Klaus of
Seaforth. Wolfgang of Waterford and Uwe
and Angie, both of London; and two
grandchildren.
There was no funeral service.
JAMES LEO SLATTERY
James Leo Slattery, of Jatnes Street,
Seaforth, died Friday, May 8, 1987 at Strat-
ford General Hospital. He was 85.
Born in Sydenham Township on
November 19; 1901, Mr. Slattery was the sen
of the late Jiro Slattery and Ellen Fitz-
patrick. He taught at the Seaforth District
High School until his retirement in the mid
1960s. He was a past member of the Kinights
of Columbus.
Mr. Slattery is survived by his wife, the
Also surviving m
Markdele and Ambrose o brothers, ands e
former Ma eline.Bertra
f Hanover and one
sister Winnifred Healy of St. Joseph's Villa,
Dundas.
Mr. Slattery was predeceased by two
brothers Joseph and Clement.
Friends called at the Whitney Ribey
Funeral f#ome until Monday when Mass of
• the Christian 11111161 was held et SL James
I"toman Catholic Chureh, Seaforth. Inter-
Merit St. Jams fiiernetety. Prayers were
held in the funeral home onSunday at 8 p.m.
Pallbearers Were George Sills; Pat Slat
teryi John Grant, Harry Scott, Don Morton
• and Larry Plunisteel.
The June 4 meeting will be a potluck Din-
ner at 12:30 p.m.' Please bring own dishes,
and cutlery. .
Grace Broadfoot then gave two humorous
readings - 'Grandma" and a "Child's View
of Retirement in a Mobile Park." '
Cards followed and a social hour with
lunch.
Ladies High - Reka Van' Bakel, Ladies
Low - Isabel Hunt, Ladies Lane Hands -
Marg Bennett.
Men's High - Anona Crozier (as a man),
Men's Low - Marg Lane (as a man), Men's
Lone Hands - Mrs. Driscoll (as a man).
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Brittany. Proud grandparents are Bob and
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SCOTT - Jamie, Elizabeth and Denny are
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"Tory" was born May 7, 1987 at St. Joseph's
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SCHENK - Gary and Audrey welcome with
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