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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1987-08-26, Page 9• Residents enjoy barbecue Seaforth Manor ladies got their hair done for accreditation last Monday. On Tuesday some of the residents got in- volyed in the exercises in the sitting room, Some df the ladies..cutfoam outside and fill- ed a cushion' • On Tuesday afternoon residents•viewed,a film on the • Wright Bros. about Life .on an Airplane. They also saw the Tap Dance Kid.. On Wednesday afternoon Bethel Bible Church invited residents to a worship and song service. With the help of Mr. Lobb 17 residents were able tq attend the service. On Thursday residentsand volunteers en- joyed a'noon barbecue. All enjoyed hotdogs, amburgess-and-ice-cream-sundaes outside as the weather was beautiful. Friday morning was once again exercise time with Drusilla Leitch in . charge. Residents enjoy these mornings With Drusilla Leitch. ' • -On Friday afternoon residents played. Bingo. Lucky bingos were won by 'Ilene Omand, Eva „Netzke and Doris Smith tied then Eva Netzke won again. Penny Caza, Cassie Nicholson, Edith Salo, Frank Smale, Margaret Smaie, ,Maxine Elliott and Alfie -Sykes were also winners. The Arc Industry workers .have been on PERSONALS Howard and Joyce Atkins of Hensall and Kevin Bierling of Dashwood visited their Aunt Margaret and Uncle Frank'Smale. Dr. Stapleton, visited Norma Jeffery. Ross Scott from Maplewgod Manor and his daughter from British Columbia visited Bill •Scott for an afternoon.. Audrey Cameron visited.Verda Cameron.. Ursula and Mary visited their brother Leo O'Sullivan. Tom Nigh and son Bill were in to visit his grandmother Helen Morris. • Pat and Rose Altman were In to visit her parents Dave and Eva Netzke. Ross and • Lillian Nicholson, Barb Alex- ander and son David were in to visit Cassie Nicholson. Kathleen Hernacki and boys vacationing at Bayfield, formerly of Michigan, visited her brother Pat Ryan and took him out for a drive. Sheila Morton was in to visit Norma Jeffery: Janice . Morris, Josie and' Lynn Nigh visited Helen Morris. Shirley Dinsmore visited Carol Geddes. Mrs. Larry Jeffery of Goderich visited JHE HURON EXPOSIIUR, AUGU5T, 26; 1987 9A SENIOR BARBEQUE-The Searorin Manor held 'their fourth barbecue of the summer Thursday as part of its program to get the residents into the fresh air. A meal of ham- burgers, hot dogs and juice prepared by activities director. Jackie, Racho and helpers, was enjoyed by the residents. Jackie Racho, left and her sister, Boa Chambers; who • Is a volunteer, dish out the patties., Blake photo. Mamie Ross. • holiday this week so they enjoyed the Anne Wilson visited her grandmother activity; • Mary K. Ryan. Sorry she • is hospitalized. Maplewood residents enioy The residents of Maplewood Manor know that soon•the autumn leaves will' be falling and the weather will become chillier. The activities then will be mainly indoors. But until that time comes they'll. enjoy their, • Walks to and " from the main street of Seaforth and their•, "lawn chair days"out- side with the sun beating down en them. • "OnMonday, those who enjoy a good game of bridge got together for a game., They were Jean Johns, Jean Guy; Anne Crerar, Austin Matheson and Lloyd Rowat. Tuesday the card sharks gathered for an. :afternoon of euchre. Many of the residents :enjoy a good game of euchre. Those •who .participated were Pete and Wilson ;Tremeer, Anne Rule, Gertie Taylor, Ed and . '.Jean Johns, Jean Guy, Grace Holland, Anne Crerar; Elsie Shaddick, Lloyd Rowat and ;Isa Stanley. The door prize was won by Ed `Johns. On Wednesday the residents were invited ;to the Bethel Bible Church for a service. The :guest speaker for the afternoon was Reverend R. Holley. There was a sing song OBITUARIES PEARL STEVENSON Pearl Stevenson of Brussels died Wednes- • day, August 19, 1987 at the Wingham and District Hospital. She was 83. Born in Grey Township she was a ' daughter of the late Otto Schnock and the former Miriam Hatherly, Ste is survived by two daughters, Mary and husband Glenn Nichol and Ruth and husband John Rapson, all of Brussels and three sons, Stuart and wife Eleanor, Bill . and wife Carol, all of Brussels, Murray and wife Susan of Waterloo and a daughter-in- law, Goldie Stevenson of Kitchener. Also surviving are 16 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. Mrs. Stevenson was predeceased by her husband John H. Stevenson, one brother John, one son Gordon and a grandson Tom. Friends were received at the Peebles funeral Home, Atwood and a funerpl service was held on Saturday. Lieutenant Barber of :the Wingham Salvation Army and Doug Purdy officiated. Burial was in Brussels cemetery. : Pallbearers were Doug and Paul Steven- son. David and Albert Rapson and Steven and Fred Stevenson. Flower bearers were Wendy, Lois, Bryan I and Ron Stevenson. Danny Blake and Corie . Smith, MARY ISOBEL ELEANOR THOMSON • Mary Isobel Eleanor Thomson of RR 2 .Kippen died Tuesday, August 18, 1987 at the :Clinton Public Hospital, She was 62. The former Mary Storey, she is survived • by sons John of RR 2 Kippen, Bruce of RR 2 ; Hensall and daughters, Beatride (Mrs. Ron' Fleming) of Brueefield and Mary (Mrs. Paul Eisler) of SL Colurnban. Also surviving are a brother William Storey of Kinburn and seven granchildren. Mrs. Thomson was predeceased by her husband Robert D. "Bert" Thomson in 1984. Friends were reeeived at the Hensall Chapel of the Michael P. O'Connor Funeral Horses and a funeral service was held on Friday. Interment followed in Hensall Unien Cemetery. . • As expressions of sympathy donations to the Canadian Cancer y5octety would be appreciated. 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Wendy Gowan and Janette Holmes helped the residents sing along. B -I -N -G -O spells Bingo. Friday was the Residents wish•her a speedy recovery as -'Mrs. Crouch, Seaforth visited Iia Gardner for her birthday,. Iia was -glad to see her. they, miss her. ung tail -end of summer • day to,play. There were five winners for this afternoon. They were Anne Henderson, Elsie Shaddick, Wilsons Tremer : won twice and the lucky cup was won by Ann Rule. The weekend was a very quiet one. There were quite a few visitors in this month. In to see Austin Matheson were Cur tis, Fee and Jeanette McDonald, who are Austin's son-in-law, his daughter and his granddaughter: Pearl McKnight from Hen- sall was also in to see Austin. Donald and Mabel Lamont were in to see Arnold Lamont. Mrs. Guy had Ben Reihl, Catherine Reihl, Mzs.•Ben Reihl and Russell Reihl in for a visit. Marlene Britton, Jane Auston^-and her: daughter; Bud and Hilda Austin, were in to see Mrs. Holland. 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