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16A -- THE HURON EXPOSITOR, OCTOBER 7, 1987.
Legion -vying for ''rdplaque .,
the 'weekend • of October 24-25; Anyone
wishing •to attend please notify President
'Jim ;Watson. There will be transportation
,provided on Sunday 25, both to and from.
Cribbage and Euchre are being held later
this month. There is a list on the bulletin
board at the Branch for anyone wishing to •
participate.
who pay their dues early, Dues can be paid
at the Branch whengver the club rooms are Thursday at 8 pm. Executive and Commit- .. . The Bar roster for the coming two weeks
open, or to' a , member of the Membership .- tee Chairmen should -attend. On the follow- is as. follows. Wednesday, October 7 Bill
committee. The committee members are Al ing Thursday, October 15 the monthly ' Pinder; October 8 B. Finlayson; October 12
Nicholson, Ken Cardno, Bob Watson; Gar . generalmeeting for the members Of the J. Dalrymple; October 13 B.•Wilbee; October
Baker and Jack Muir. Seaforth came close Branch will be held at 8 pm. Please try tcrat- 14 D. Ste, Marie; October 15 Randy Wood;
• last year and is shooting for too percent this teed if possible. Owing to the holiday there October 19 D. McCauley; October 20 M.
Trapnelleteber-21 M. Melanson and Go
..• year betore January to help the committee will•be no news next week.
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win another coveted . plaque -from There are some dates coming up to tober 22 P. Hoggarth. ,
Command. ' remember, later this month. The fall At the going down of the sun and in, the
There will be an Executive meeting District meeting will be held at Owen Sound morning we remember them.
Reading favorite . at , aplewood.
M
• . pastime .
This past weeklies really helped residents •Many were gathered on Tuesday for the ' residents.
at Maplewood Manor get accustomed to, the ' euchre games. Euchre seems to,get a lot of On Thursday, Helen Dallas, Anne"Rule,
autumn weather that is to follow. No more people together. Even after'Suflper, a lot of Ed Johns, Mrytle Brock, •Elva Ellis, Elsie
cwestions , are asked about what clothing evenings are spent in the dining room play- Shaddick • and Laura Toll . grab ied ' a seat
should be worn to go for a walk. Now, it is ing a' few hands before bed. This afternoon 'upstairs to join in a sing song conducted by
•just taken for granted that a coat and hat the players were Pete Tremeer, Wilson .Carol Carter. The turn out was a good one
are to be grabbed from closets upon exiting. Tremeer, Anne Rule, Anne Henderson, Ger- today. Also today, Drucilla Leitch was in to
Merribers of the Seaforth Legion who, have
paid a visit to the club rooms this past' week
will notice the early -bird graph on the Wall
As of October 1 the early -bird campaign
again got underway, There will. be 'four
prizes to be drawn at the end of October,
November, and December for members
An umbrella is also anether great- piece of tie Taylor, Russell Colem-inTETTOhTin - -get-some-of-the residents limbered up since --
equipment to take along just in case. You Johns, Elsie Shaddiek, Edgar Allan ,and the cold weather has hit. Performing the
never can tell what's going to drop from the Lloyd Rowat. • warm ups today were Helen Dallas, Ethel
sky. • . Coleman, Agnes Hunter, Winona
, • Reverend Barber came in oh Wednesday McDougall, Anne Crerar and Laura Toll.
To inake staying indoors more enjoyable, 'to conduct a• church service for the Bingo really gathers a big crowd. Today,
= thei.e were some books donated by Mr. and residents. Winona McDougall accompanied there were two lucky ladies who walked I•
Mrs.Judd Walker and Mary Hodgson. the singing on the piano. Quite a few attend- away with all the prizes. Isa Stanley won for
Reading is a favourite passtime for many of ed the service and it was thoroughly enjoyed ' the letter "L", the full house and the
the residents. Special thanks to those three by all. The choir for today were Helen straight line. Jean Johns succeeded in com-
people for their hooks. Dallas, Anne Rule, Gertie Taylor, Agnes pleting the letter "T" and the four corners., •I
Monday was such a beautiful day that the Hunter, Winona McDougall, Ed Johns, Jean Another quiet weekend was enjoyed by .
turn up for bridge was poor. The four. that Johns, Jean Guy, Mrytle Brock, Elva Ellis, all. On Sunday Mrs. Laura Toll and Agnes," ,,,,,., •.
turned up were Agnes Hunter, Jean Johns, Jean Elliott, Anne Crerar, Laura Toll and Hunter walked up to the presbyteriantri 1,2`:' liarii 71iii,
L0,in Matheson and Lloyd Rowat. A great Ross Scott. Ginette Nash and Janette church for the 11:15 Interdenorninatignal , '
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di.y to be out for a walk. • Holmes, both kitchen staff accompanied the service.
Manor residents hold council meeting
• Residents of Seaforth Manor held a coun-:
cil meeting on Saturday morning, with a
geed attendance.
• The residents enjoyed painting ceramics
and took .part in exercises for fun and
fitness. .They also enjoyed a film on Upper
Canada Village. Bingo was enjoyed by
many and especially the' winners who were:
Elmer Bakcsy, Madeline Slattery, Dennis
Arney, Verda Cameron, Frank Smale and
full house. winner was Mabel Hundy.
On Wednesday afternoon Reverend
William Barber conducted a, worship ser-
vice for the residents. Mrs. Carol Carter
played the piano for the singing which was
enjoyed by everyone. ('
' PERSONALS
Jessie and Caroline Handy of Ailsa Craig
visited his Aunt Mabel Handy.
Maureen Lang and Mathew visited Mary
K. Ryan and her daughters Mary Margaret
Maloney and Theresa took her out for a
'drive for the day,
• Charley Geddes was in to visit his wife
Carol. Eva and Dave Netzke were out to
Queensway prepares for show
Monday afternoon several residents of the ladies. All enjoyed refreshments after bowl -
Queensway Nursing Home enjoyed, Bingo ing and sat and visited for awhile with
assisted by members of Ladies Auxiliary. Marlene and Tony, proprieters of the Zurich
After,Bingo was a special treat with a Sing Lanes.
Song led by Laurene Madge, Lorne Hyde Thursday a record number of residents
and Gord Harrison of Goderich. All enjoyed viewed the movie of the week, "On Golden
their enthusiastic, energetic program. Pond."
Tuesday afternoon Reverend Stojkovie On Friday the Baking Club met and made
beautiful moist zucebifir rat -affirm with zuc-
led the worhsip service with his wife Jill as
chini donated by Marg Crich. Thapks to
pianist. Father Mooney also visited Catholic
Velma Robinson who was the volunteer at
residents. Crafts Friday afternoon. Residents are
• Wednesday morning residents worked'out making cushions for a future craft sale.
• at fun and fitness and followed with Choir They've discovered some of the ladies are
practice. In the afternoon with the help of .still quite adept with a needle and thread.
Iva Reid several residents bowled at the Meals on Wheels are available to seniors
Zarich bowling lanes. Gord Beierling was in the community. For more information,
inen's high. Muriel Gunning was tops for the please call the nursing home at 262-2830.
4-H club learns grading of fruit
Members of the Egmondville 4-H club disease.
learned about buying fruits and vegetables
itt the.,supermarket at their second meeting,
'heitlat the home of Ayesha Hills.
They learned about grades of fruits and
vegetables. These grades are based on size,
shape, colour, maturity and freedom from
LOBITUARIES
IRENE ELIZABETH HOGG
Irene Elizabeth Hogg. died druesday,
September 29. 1987 at the General and
Marine Hospital, Collignwood.
Mrs. Hogg is Survived by children,
Wallace of Coderich, Marjorie (Mrs. B.
Walmsley ) of Meaford, and Carman and
Jean Mrs. D. Cook ), both of Collingwood.
Also surviving are brothers Clifford and
Gilbert Smith, 12 grandchildren and 18 great
grandchildren.
She ' was predeceased by her husband.
William A. Hogg. sisters Leila and Luella.
Mrs. Hogg rested at the Whitney-Ribey
Funeral Home in Seaforth and a funeral ser-
vice was held Friday. Interment Seaforth
Cemetery.
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Ayesha Hills and Vicky Upshall then
prepared apple pancakes for the members.
At the club's first meeting, held at Marg
Ungarian's home, members picked Jane
Fraiser as president.
visit Rose and Pat Altman for the
afternoon. •
Audery Cameron was in to visit Verda
-Cameron. _
Helen Kirby took Mamie Ross out to visit
her sister.
Mr. ,and Mrs. Don Morton and Bruce
visited with Norma Jeffery.
Bill and Janice Morris took his mother
Helen out for a drive.
Jim Nolan had a visit from his. wife Mary
and son Don Nolan.
Edith Wilsonand Mrs. G,arnet Dalrymple
• were in to visit Margaret and Frank Smale
this week.
Alfie Sykes, Madeline Slattery, Wilson
Blanchard and Leo O'Sullivan •are
hospitalized. A speedy recovery to them
from all. residents and staff.
BIRTHS
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DENHAAN - Harry and Marilyn arepleased
to announce the arrival of their daughter
Amanda Grace on September 22, '1987,
weighing 8 lbs., 12 ozs. A sister for Nicholas,
Leanne and Ashley. Proud grandparents
are Simon and Elizabeth Van Tol and Grace
Denhaan.
DEVINE - To Lee. and Lisa of Seaforth, a
son Anthony James Robert,. born at St.
Joseph's Ho,spital, London on September 23,
weighing 6 lbs., 2ozs. Proud grandparents
are Patrick and Brenda Kenny of Seaforth
and Les and Patricia Devine of Goderich.
PEOPLE
Douglas Wright of Kanata spent the
weekend with his mother Gladys Wright of
John Street, Seaforth. He also visited with
his brother Donald and his wife Marilyn and
family at Clinton and spent Saturday at
Listowel visiting his aunt. Louise Davidson.
TILLY DUNDAS
Margaret Matilda (Tilly) Dundas,
formerly of Seaforth and New York City,
died Thursday, October 1, 1987 at Huron -
view in Clinton.
Born in' McKillop Township, she was a
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs, Albert
Dundas.
Surviving are tWo sisters-in-law, Sadie
Dundas of Port Credit and Agnes Dundas of
Huronview; five nieces, Olene MacLeod of
Waterloo, Natasha MacLeod and Vera
Banat, both of London, Muriel Millar of
Vancouver, B.C., and Ruth Dundas of Port
Credit; and one nephew Jim of Cambridge.
Miss Dundas was predeceased by four
brothers, Willis, Robert, Armor and
Torrance.
Friends were received at the Whitney-
Ribey Funeral Horne in Seaforth and a
funeral service was held Saturday. Burial
was in Brussels Cemetery.
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Scores
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118 and Joe Kenny at 113. Junior highs were
Robin Scarrow who bowled a 172 and
Monica Ryan at 159. Senior bowlers were
Richard Love with a great 299 and Laura
Pletch at 150.
High bantam triples also went to Joe Ken-
ny at 293 while Tyana pulled Off a 277. Junior
highs were Robin Scarrow at 447 and
Monica Ryan close at 430. Senior highs
without a doubt were Richard Love at 703
and Sue Kuzmich at 400.
High averages are:bantams Joe Kenny
101, Chandra Stolar 88, juniors Robin 142,
TracieSarter 138, and seniors Richard 221
and Sue Kuzmich 117.
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