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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1987-09-09, Page 15THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 9, 1987 — 15A Maplewood residents torn between climates The cooler autturin. air is sure rolling In. noon of euchre. The Participants were Pete The quitter's delight came on Thursday Ankles, toes, heels, whatever the problem• , Thermostats are being turned up and the Tremeer, Wilson Tremeer, Anne Rule, Ger- when the last stitch was stitched. Now just there was a solution that would make the fall jackets are being dug out. tie Taylor, Ed Johns, Jean Johns, Jean Guy, , the finishing touches had to be done, - situation more 'comfortable. Marlene Price When it's time for a walk residents of Anne Crerar, Jessie Finlayson, Elsie Shad- Some of the bridge players got together , provided the service. ' Maplewood Manor have to bundle up to keep dick, Lloyd Rowat and Isa Stanley. What a again on. Thursday for - a few hands. The • Also on Friday Isa Stanley and Anne. • out the cool breezes. Some choose to stay. in- great way to get the residents together. foursome was Jean Johns, Anne Crerar, Crerar started another baby quilt. side where the weather is warmer but Quilting was the way to spend Wednesday. Austin Matheson and Lloyd Rowat. Bingo was enjoyed by quite a few of the ' others enjoy venturing out.. Gathered in the upstairs lounge were Isa Participaction salutes Helen Dallas, Anne residents on Friday. The bingo fans were Monday seemed to be a good day for ,a •Stanley, Gertie Taylor and Elsie Shaddick Rule,Jessie Finlayson, Anna Sherrin and Pete Tremeer; Wilson Tremeer, Anne Rule, game of bridge. Agnes Hunter, Jean Johns, to do some fancy needle work on a baby the istructor Drusilla Leitch for their time Anne Henderson, Gertie Taylor, Jean Guy, nne Crerar, Austin Matheson and Lloyd quiltEthel Dennis donated the use of the spent on Thursdays exercising, Jessie Finlayson, Elsie Shaddick, Anna Rowat were all eager to play, quilt frames. By the time the day was over Sherrin and Isa Stanley. . A.. Tuesday with the damp weather, the, approximately half the quilt was completed Footcare day was Fridays. The residents A quiet, relaxing weekend was enjoyed by ---- residents &Mello arrange-fOran-after,---and-a-couple-suffered-from sore fingers . who request special care received it all. ,. • . . The staff and residents of Maplewood •• ••, Manor would like to welcome two new Pastoral services start at Manor . ladies, IVIyrtle Brock of Exeter and Laura Toll. They were assisted with their inoves by their families. The fall pastoral services started at the ' Smale (tied); under 0- Edith Salo; 1st full Visiting with Frank and Margaret Smale • Seaforth Manor on Wednesday afternoon • card - Wilma Brill; 2nd full card - Ila Gard- were Edna Butts an y. with Reverend Gregory Gilson of St. ner and 4 corners - Doris Srnith and Denis Mabel Handy was visited by husband Tom worship service. Personals and cousin Joe Robbins of Hensall. Visiting with Ma irnie Ross were Elaine Thomas Anglican Church in dharge .of the Atmey. On Tuesday residents enjoyed the Dr. Martin W. Stapleton visited with Mary beautiful scenery in a film entitled "Great K. Ryan and Norma Jeffrey. Also visiting McKellar and Walter Sommerville. Anita Scroggs visited her mother-in-law • Artists Painting In The Woods." with Mary K. Ryan were Amy, Danielle and Madge Rem... • Thursday morning there was a bean ball Erin Maloney. Isabel Riehl visited with Carol Geddes. game in the activity room and on Friday ex- Helen Morris was visited`by grandson Jim Patrick Ryan attended the Senior euchre • erases for Fun and Fitness were in the Nigh • at the Legion Hall on Thursday afternoon. charge of Mary Finlayson. Some close Visiting with Bill Miners were Mr. and Next Thursday will be the first euchre of games of bingo were played in the Mrs. Walter Gee of London. • the fall season with volunteers assisting. •. afternoon. • Winners were as follows — Under 13 - • Cassie Nicholson and Mamie Ross; under I - . Elmer Bachsy, James Nolan and Margaret 4-H .members • . complete part 'of competition *A frgio&n.ste 9-fouse. Bed it Breakfast x Phi pa gwen Patterson 'Bo1125 Seaforth, Ontario 9kg1K 1%0 (519) 52 7.2049 Six Huron County 4-H members com- pleted the first half of the Silver Dollar Com- petition, The Competition is sponsored by United Breeders and is designed as a challenge of intelligence, self-expression, • showmanship and knowledge. The competitors wrote a quiz and an essay during a day long educational program at U.B.I. headquarters near Guelph on July 30. • Showmanship and calf conformation will complete the four part competition on August 22 at Erin Fairgrounds. Sandra Shelley, N6.2, Gorrie; Steven Beane, No.1, Brucefield; and Gwen Holland,- Clinton are representing Huron County in the beef com- petition. Representing Huron County in the dairy competition are Kyle Pewtress, No.3, Wingham; Laura Hallahan, No.3, Blyth; • and Anita Bos, No.3, Blyth. They are com- • peting against 4-H' members from across Central Ontario. The competition is a uni- que opportunity for 4-1i calf club members. LEGION NEWS by Gordon Scott Clinton Legion to host 1987 Veteran's banquet ' This is another of tliiiieWiefaiiiiere Were — • has been no special activity in the Branch. There are however quite a few annual events that will be earning up this fall. The Aged Veterans banquet, which in- cludes all First War Veterans and the Veterans over 70 from the second War and the Korean War, will be hosted at Clinton on Saturday September 26. Anyone wishing to go please phone Jim Watson,Gordon Scott or Cleave Coombs. Bowling and Darts will be starting the end of the month as usual but there will be more on this later. National Legion week begins on September 13 and rims to September 19. Anyone wishing a tour of the Branch during this week please drop in and browse around. There are many artifacts in the show Win- dows worth viewing with many pictures of Veterans, both deceased and living. There is a rumor dragging around that the Membership Chairman is re -activating his membership eornenittee. This must mean the Start of the "Earlybird Cam- paign" again. Let's get behind Al and his committee again this year and go foe 100 percent paid up members by the start of the New Year. The bar roster for the coming week is as follows: Wednesday September 9, M. Thomas; Thursday September 10, J. Sills; Monday September 14, D. St. Marie; Tues. day September 15, B. Fidayson:Wednesday September 16, P. lloggarth. There will be an Executive meeting on September 10 at 8 p.m. President Jim would appreciate it if all committee chairmen and Executive members would please attend. At the going down of the sun and in the morning we will remember them. OBITUARIES BANK VAN iteR)I$814 • Hank Van Rooijen Of 75 Jetties Street, Seaforth, died Monday,. September 7,, 1987 at the Seaforth eatirrumity HOSpital. He was 74. Mt. Van Rooijen is survived by his four children, Sharon and her husband Ade VerhOef o Clinton, John and his wife Anna of Andetter, Joe and his wife Ruth Of Brockville and Janneke and her husband jilt Mattes of &Worth. Also surviving are # sister, Saak Molar - Maker Of Ettrieta, Holland and grand- children Steen, Ron, Morgan, Mithelle, Kristen tintiPetet, Mr Van Rooijen was predeceased by his first wife Johanna in 1944, hiS second wife Joan in 1984 and a son Gerald in 1951. 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