HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1987-10-21, Page 15LEGION
NEWS
by Gordon Scott
Grey Cup
draw tickets
on sale
There hasn't been too much activity
around the Branch in the last week. The
general meeting was held last Thursday
with an average attendance.
Betty Felker is in charge of the Grey Cup
Draw and says the tickets are now ,on sale
and available from members and at the
Branch.
Sports events are getting underway again:
Bowling has started and darts will be star-
ting November 11..Ann Laycox.is in charge
and will have a list on the Bulletin Board for
names. Please sign to let Ann know we want
the League again.
October 31 the Legion is holding a Hallo-
ween Dance. Let's have a good turnout in
costumes.
Tickets for. the Veterans. Banquet on
November 7 will be on sale soon. Please get
yours early. Ian Wilbee's Band will be play-
ing for the dance this year.
The Early -Bird campaign is on. Pay your
dues early. Have a chance on the draws be-
ing . run in October, November and
December.
At thegoing down of the sun and in the
morning we will remember them:
TOUR OF DUTY - Members of the. Royal Canadian Army Cadets spent the Thanksgiv-
ing weekend at the Cadet training base in Ipperwash. Area youths who attend RCAC
meetings once a week in Brussels and were part of the weekend were, from left, Jason
Scarrow of Seaforth, Steve Martene of Egmondville and Jason Harrison of McKillop.
Mcllwraith photo.
Sod turning _ held at Seaforth Manor
Residents were saddened to learn of the
death of 'Alfie Sykes who passed away at
Seaforth Community Hospital on Tuesday,
October 15. Left to mourn was his wife Nina
to whom he was married in 1975.
Born in London, England he worked on the
boats in his younger years until ill health
forced him to be hospitalized. He had been a
resident of Seaforth Manor -for a number of
years and during his stayhad made many
friends.
He was very proud of his heritage and an
avid sports fan. The Blue Jays and Toronto
Maple Leafs had no better fan than Alfie and
also he enjoyed his card games with
residents and volunteers.
Funeral Service was held at the Seaforth
Manor on Tuesday at 2 p.m. with Rev.
Cheryl Anne Stadelbauer-Sampa in charge.
She spoke very fittingly of Alfie's life and
also Patrick Ryan gave a euology on behalf
of the residents.
Pallbearers were Ken Chambers and
fellow residents Ed Dunn, Patrick Ryan
and Len Bloomfield. Interment was in
Maitland Bank Cemetery with Whitney-
• Ribey Funeral directors in charge.
A special• event on Monday was the sod
turning ceremony held at Seaforth 'Manor.
' Mr. and Mrs, Frank Smale, Mayor Alf
Ross and Murray -Cardiff turned the sod to
Maplewood enjo
officially mark the start of construction for
Seaforth Manor's new addition. A short
reception was held after in the activity room
with residents, visitors and staff.
Rev. Wm. Barber of First Presbyterian
Church held worship services on Wednesday
afternoon at 2 p.m.
Bingo was held Friday and winners were
Margeurite Shill, Edith Salo, Alice Bayes,
Dennis Arney, Wilma Brill, Elmer Bakcsy
and Frank Smale.
Carrie and Andrea Flanagan visited L.
Bloomfield on his birthday.
Bill arid Janice Morris visited Helen Mor-
ris. Mrs. Verda Cameron was out for supper
with her daughter-in-law, Audrey Cameron.
Mary Margaret Maloney 'visited Mary K.
Ryan. Mrs. Mary Nolan visited her hus-
band, Jim Nolan. Mr. and Mrs. Don
Nicholson visited his grandmother, Cassie
Nicholson. Cassie was out for supper to the
home of her son, Allan Nicholson and fami-
ly. Leonard Bloomfield was visited by his
sister Louvain Swan, his niece Elaine and
her husband Norman Dunn and grand-
nephew Robert of Goderich.
Maurice Ryan visited his mother, Mary
K. Ryan. Pat Ryan was out for a drive with
his sister Kathleen Hernachi and her hus-
band Dave and nephews, Paul and Michael
of Sterling Heights, Michigan. Mary K.
ying fall weather
A very relaxed week was enjoyed by all
the residents at Maplewood Manor. The ex-
tremely nice weather gave everyone an op-
portunity to get out for some fresh air. Since
winter is just around the corner residents
are taking advantage of the few days left of
fall. The weather for the Thanksgiving
weekend was great for those who had to get
out and about.
Monday at Maplewood was a day for
visiting with family or friends who dropped
in for the holiday. Many residents were
coming and going with family or friends for
dutings. As a result of the hustle and bustle
of the holiday, less people showed up for the
planned activities, due to personal outings:
._ So, mainly this week was a week of in-
dividuality. Many days are spent working
on crafts for the Christmas Bazaar. isa
Stanley was busy quilting and now she is
working on Christmas stockings. Jean Guy
is busy crocheting some coat hangers while
Elsie Shaddick is crocheting some wall or-
naments. A beautiful afghan was made by
Jean Johns. There will be tickets sold for it
QUEEN'S
SEAFORTH
Party With Us
THURS. - FRI. - SAT.
Barracuda
The
SERVICE OFFICER
will be at
LEGION BRANCH 156
Seaforth,
on
Tuesday,
October 27th
From 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m.
FOR AN
APPOINTMENT
Please Contact
Service Officer
CLEAVE COOMBS
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at the bazaar. Slippers, wooden plaques and
all types of crafts will be displayed for sale
also.
The bridge game on Tuesday got four in-
terested people together. Lloyd Rowat.
Austin Matheson, Winona McDougall and
Jean Johns gathered to see who had the
most skill behind them today.
On Wednesday, Reverend Gilson from the
Anglican Church was here. Those who at-
tended his service thoroughly enjoyed it.
After the service Reverend Gilson passed
around the snack. A nice way to end such en-
joyable company.
n-joyable'company.
Exercise classes were the main event for
Thursday afternoon. Those who gathered
came back feeling more relaxed and reviv-
ed. Drucille Leitch led everyone in some ex-
ercises to keep them flexible. After the big
turkey - on Sunday some exercises were
greatly appreciated.
On Friday, Bingo was enjoyed. The prizes
were hair care products and the winners
were isa Stanley, Elva Ellis, Elsie Shad=
dick, Jean Guy and Agnes limiter.
WINTHROP
Super Monthly Draw
OCTOBER WINNERS
FIRST - Roy •Moloney,
MICROWAVE
SECOND - Heidi McClure
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Ryan was home with Theresa and George
Simpson and her son, Jack visited also.
Ursula O'Sullivan visited her brother, Leo
O'Sullivan. Roland Stewart and daughter
Kathy from Kitchener visited a dear old
friend of the Stewarts of Seaforth, Norma
Jeffery.
Florence (Jim) Stewart visited Bill Scott
and Madeline Slattery,
Lenny Bloomfield went out for Thanksgiv-
ing dinner with Rita Moylan and family.
Gladys Van Egmond was in to visit her
mother Mabel Handy.
Jim Nigh, Willowdale visited his grand-
mother, Helen Morris. Marjorie Maloney
visited her husband, Harold Maloney.
Cassie Nicholson out for supper to the home
of her son, Ross Nicholson. David Alexander
visited his grandmother, Cassie Nicholson.
Helen Morris was out for supper to the
home of her daughter and son-in-law, Josie
and Bob Nigh. Charlie Geddes, Kitchener
visited his wife, Carol Geddes. Mr. and Mrs.
Len Riehl, Cheryl' and Cathy Young visited
with Jim Nolan. Sherry and Lori Littlechild,
Goderich visited with their uncle Len
Bloomfield.
,Jane Morton visited Norma Jeffrey.
Geraldine Wilson and Anne visited Mary K.
Ryan. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Riley, visited Kelly
Lamont. Syd Scroggs visited his mother
Madge Remes. Isabel Scott visited Bill
Scott. Mrs. Hilda Austin visited her sister-
in-law, Catherine Austin. Sheila Morton
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RECEPTION
JOHN & WENDY GIBSON
(nee Armstong)
Saturday, October 24
Seaforth Community Centre
S 1 a.m.
Happy 25th Anniversary
MARG & RICK FELL
October 27
From Mom,
The Kennys and The Dicks
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GODERICH
524.7811
...has finally met his match.
FRI. & SAT. T & 9; SUN. - THURS. 7:30; TUES. '2.50
ROBERT DOWNEY
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