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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1987-08-19, Page 16(00 I( t' -'-1P7/1 71' = Ct1; (7, „• • , - J 1 _1:,Jr• fit ti I "ri I •, ;2•46), 1TA:•!tr t•l• 1?,) r ,„ , A , •;.y, A16 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, AUGUST 19, 1987 Maplewood residents enjoy relaxing week Residents at Maplewood Manor enjoyed a relaxing week with the major participation reserved for bridge and euchre games. On Monday there were six players for the bridge game, They were Agnes Hunter, Jean Guy, Anne Crerar, Austin Matheson, Lloyd Rowat and Charles ,Bemister. Tuesday euchre was played. The residents that carne out were Pete Tremeer, Anne Rule, Gertie Taylor, Jean. Guy, lean Elliott, Anne Crerar, Austin Matheson,, Monica McCurdy, Elsie Shaddick, Edgar Allan, Lloyd Rowat and Isa Stanley. Anne Downey and Greta Kerr, both volunteers, • came in to help with the game. There was a door prize and it was won by Greta Kerr. On Wednesday the bridge club met again. The players were Wilson Tremeer, Jean Johns, Anne Crerar, Austin Matheson and Lloyd Rowat. • The musical day last week was Thursday. Mrs. Rose came in and played the piano in the morning. All the residents were gathered in the lounge where there was lots of humming to the old familiar songs. • Also on Thursday Jack Riddell, accora: panied by Effie Stephenson, came for lunch. The residents took great pride in having him. Mr. Riddell was seated for lunch with Gertie Taylor and Elsie Shaddick. Mrs. Stephenson introduced Mr. Riddell to the residents. After lunch residents had time to chat with Mr. Riddell before he ad to be on his way. On Thursday afternoon Drusilla Leitch „iesLalitne,ss_class te.get,thesesidents_as_fit as fiddles. Agnes Hunter, Ann Crerar, Isa Stanley and Helen Dallas really enjoy these classes. On Friday a bingo game was arranged for the morning. Sandi Polland was in charge. game were handed out to the winners: Anne Henderson and Wilson Tremeer both won the straight line. Cards were drawn and Anne Henderson won the draw. Jean Guy won for the letter X, Anne Crerar for the let- ter T, and Isa Stanley for the letter L. On Friday night Annie Rule, Ann Henderson and Helen Dallas got together for a game or two. Since it was so humid Saturday and Sun- day everyone relaxed and tried to beat the heat. Even though the weather was not over agreeable, there were many visitors. Sorne of the residents had people stopping in and others went-out-fra-• the day. Each -person made up for the terrible weather one way or another. • Also this week we would like to welcome Grace Holland who is here for a vacation There was a great turnout. Prizes for each stay. • Manor residents enjoy shade trees Seaforth, Manor residents have been en- who visited with her brother Leo. joying sitting under the shade 'trees Mary Margaret Maloney visited with whenever possible this pat week during the Mary K. Ryan. . • hot days:-• ' Isabel Scott visited husband Bill. Wednesday morning was exercise time Loretta Moinagh visited her mother outside and Ile Gardner assisted Jackie Helen Morris, also Susan Nigh visited. Racho with the exercise group. Friday was • Gladys Ruston went to St. Mary's with. Indoor G,ardening and ' in the •afternoon • Anne Dorony. Bingo was played. Lucky winners were - On Sunday Esther Brady visited with Nor - Under B -Cassie Nicholson, I -Margaret ma Jeffrey. Smale, G -James Nolan, .0 -Wilma Brill, 4 Gladys Ruston spent Sunday at her home corners -Alfie Sykes and Margeurite Shill, with her family in Stratford. Full Card -Mamie Ross. • Ross and Lillian Nicholson of Egmond- - Personals -• ville visited with Cassie Nicholsou. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Smith, Dublin visited with Mary Ryan. • Pat and Rose Altman of town visited with Genevieve Brown, Kinkora visited with Dave and Eva Netzke. her sister Helen Morris. Geraldine Wilson visited with Mary K. • On Wednesday afternoon, Margaret Gar- Ryan. • Tett, Bayfield visited her mother Mabel Margaret Garrett took her mother Mabel Handy, also husband Tom. Handy out to a family reunion in Stratford Saturday visitors were Ursula O'Sullivan Park. Local youth group returns Friends and Family Day was held July 25th at Circle "C" Ranch, Delevan, New. York with' 1500 in attendance. The South Huron Youth For Christ Quiz Team travell- ed to the United States to participate in the quizzing finals. The team included Lori Henderson, Seaforth; Kathleen Little. Ex- eter; Jacque Lobb, Clinton; Bill Rhynard, Clinton; Jeff Westlake, Bayfield; and Michele Whalen, Clinton, along with coaches Ron and Pat Westlake from Bayfield. Wes Aarum, President of Circle Itell• Ranch, was the speaker at the afternoon ral- ly and music was provided by the Circle "C" 'Quartet. Then the top three teams,' out of a possible 35 teams from the Winter Retreats who came from several different states, took part in the quiz finals. The Youth For Christ team placed second the last two years: • This year they won the trophy by placing first and brought the trophy to Canada for the first time. A professional Christian Rodeo concluded the afternoon program. Boltons gather for reunion The Bolton Family gathered at Family Paradise Campground for the 46th Bolton Reunion. Len and Deb Jamieson conducted ap en- joyable sports program. Winners in the races were five and under - Leanne Jamieson, eight and nine - Kim 'Jamieson, Robbie Heimpel, (10 and 11) lst round - Nan- cy Stewart, Chrystal Cucksey, Jennifer Cucksey, 2nd (10 and 11) Erin Jamieson, Shannon Craig, Susan Stewart, 12 and over - Matthew Elliott, Michael Craig. In the 12 and under Wheel Barrow Race, winners were Kim Jamieson and Shannon Craig, Susan and Nancy Stewart, Jennifer Cucksey and Robbie Hehtmel. Matthew Elliott and Shannon Craig kicked their shoes the farthest under 14. The kick the Slipper winners over 14 were Paul Bolton - and Abby Smith. Two teams, Erin Jamieson team and Bob Pryce team tied in the clothespins in a jug relay. Dave and Debbie Campbell made the longest catch to win the Balloon Toss. President Bob Pryce welcom- ed everyone and got the business underway. Secretary, Helen Craig read the account of the last picnic. A minute's silence was held for several who had died in the past 2 years. The picnic will continue in 2 years on the third Sunday in August. Officers for the pic- nic are Past Pres: -Bob Pryce, Pres. -Bob Elliott, Vice Pres. -Carl Bolton, Sec.-Treas.-Helen Craig, Food Committee - Jack and Betty Glousher. Harvey and San- dra Heimpel, Beth Pryce, §ports -Gordon and Irma Pryce, Ken and Brenda Cucksey, Paul Bolton. Elimination Contest winner was Harvey Heimpel. Prizes were given to Gordon Elliott -oldest, Leanne Jamieson -youngest, Bob and Eileen Pryce-coming farthest, Paul Bolton-closegt birthday, Mac and Ann Bolton -closest anniversary who celebrataed their 25th Anniversary this year. Bob Pryce had the best guess for jelly beans in a jar. Courtesies were extended and campground activities enjoyed. Seaforth VVI visit es - Morrison dam Mrs. Dan O'Rourke was hostess for the Women's Institute August meeting. There was a good attendance of members and visitors. Mrs. John MacLean conducted the business and Mrs. Lorne Dale was in charge of the program. She opened with a poem and a reading, Mrs. Lorne Lawson gave a reading, "A Bowl of Money". Mrs. Dale introduced Mary McLeod who demonstrated. rug braiding and ,displayed several of her rugs. Mrs. Pipe gave courtesy remarks and the lunch committee served a lunch. Wednesday several W.I. members went to Morrisons Dein for a delicious dinner and entertainment as guests of the Elimville W.I. They entertained the Huron South District to this lovely picnic. Royal Fair to host public speaking This year, the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair is hosting the third provincial public speaking competition for rural youth. The conmetition will be held on Thursday, November 19, 1987. Preliminaries will be 1 • p.m. to 5 p.m. in the Royal Room and the finals from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. on the FOOdland Stage. All rural youth between the ages of 17 and 24 years as of the competition date are eligi- ble to enter. - Each contestant must give a 5-7 Minute prepared speech on a current issue pertain- ing to Ontario's agriculture and food in- dustry, as well as introduce and thank another tontestant. Contestants will be allowed to Use a flip - chart, exhibit oir appropriate posters to il- lustrate their talk, if they so,desire, Slides, films, videos or Overhead projectors will not be allowed. Prizes will be awarded. Please forward your name, address, telephone ritunber, age and speech topic to: • Carel Stewart -Kirby, Guelph Agriculture Centre, P.O. Box 1039, Giielph, OntarioNM 6N1 by Friday, October 16, 1987. Mary K. Ryan spent last Friday at the home of her daughter Mary Margaret Maloney. While there she was visited by her daughter Teresa and husband George Simp- son, son Pat and family and grandaughter Carolyn Wilson. JFs have fair booth The Seaforth Junior Farmers held a .meeting on August 11 at the Seaforth and • District Community Centres. Cherryl Smith president, opened the meeting with the Junior Farmer Song. The Junior Farmers reported that their Blood Donor Clinic fur the Red Cross held • August 6, 1987 resulted in 123 units being donated. The Seaforth Club will have a booth at the Seaforth Fair September 24 and 25 and will sell muffins and soft drinks. , --Dave Vanneste reported on Provincial Summer Games held in Guelph on August 8. The Seaforth Junior Farmers had an ex- cellent Showing as follows'. Connie Hoggart, • Ladies Shotput first, and Ladies High Jump third; Nancy Denham, .Ladies Discuss se- cond; Kathy Vanneste, Ladies 200 metre swimming second; Dave Vanneste Men 200 metre swimming second; and Mens 100 metre County Team and Ladies 100 metre County Team both placed second. Junior Farmer membersthave been work- ing in the Seaforth Club Garden in regard to the Provincial Junior Farmer Project call- ed "Plant a Seed for Need." Their produce will be ready to harvest in the near future. The Snowmobile Races on a grass track will be held September 12:13/67. So we are , now preparing for this event. Lynda Feagan was given the Junior Farmer of the month award in regard to her work with the Blood Donor Clinic. McGrath's hold reunion The McGrath Reunion was held Sunday, August 16 at the hothe of Irma and Dan McGrath. Those attending were: Eleanor (McGrath) Murray, Paul and Sean Gauss, Joe, Nancy and. Michael Murray, Richard, Wendy and Jessica Murray all of London, Michael, Judi and Matthew Murray, Hanover, Pat McGrath, Dublin, Bill, Mary Anne, Mike, Katie, Ellen and Joey McGrath, Acton, Jim, Sharon and Matthew McGrath, Mark, Mary Anne, Chris and Julie Smith,•Larry, Dianne, Andrea, Laura and Greg and Dan McGrath all of Egmondville. After a social time and picture taking, a potluck supper was enjoyed by all. The 1988 Reunion will be held at the same home. RALEIGH MOUNTAIN BIKE WINNER Christie Laycok, nine, Of Seafotth, shows Off her brand neW Raleigh 12 speed Mountain Bike that she won in a draW sponsored by Catty- bell'SOup Co. at Lyons •Ktitchtel Feed Market in Seakidh. LYONS 00 DMARKE wrp:RTH. • SOFT ( • • . • • „ • HOT SUMMER BUYS Effective Thursday. Friday, Saturday -yrdie Supplies Last DINNER ROLLS ONLY DOZ, Tasty Nu Store Only We carry a wide variety of Delicious Donuts. Tasty -Nu Bread - always fresh, finest quality. DELICIOUS 8 INCH APPLE PIE A WIDE VARIETY OF CANADIAN & IMPORTED •CHEESES MILD CHEDDAR ONLY 2 • .. PLUMTREE CREAMY HAVARTI I. 0 10 • • (Everyday Low Price) 340 g. 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