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The Huron Expositor, 1987-11-25, Page 26Maplewood residents enjoy bazaar 'Maplewood Manor residents enjoyed all j the usual activities of the week, but it was the weekend activities that were. of „par- ticular Interest to everyone.' On Monday the bridge club was held in the dining room. The • players. were ,Agnes • Hunter, Lloyd Rowat, Austin Matheson, Anne Crerar and Winona McDougall. Tuesday afternoon, euchre was•the game ; that attracted.the attention of Pete and Wil- ly. Tremeer, Gertie Taylor, .Agnes Hunter, Winona McDougall, Ed and Jean Johns, Ar- nold Lamont, Jessie Finlayson, Lloyd • Rowat and Ise Stanley. The door prize of a ''.:dainty Christnners"wreatli was won by ise Stanley. . . Wednesday afternoon footcare was held at Mapiewotfd. Tins•popular service is provid- ed by the nurses from the Huron County, Health Unit. It is certainly appreciated by the residents and the community. • • Thursday was a busy day. It began. with a•. sing along in the morning with Carol Carter playing ,the piano. The practising songsters were Esther Thompson, Gertie Taylor, John • Pullman, Austin 'Matheson; Winona McDougal, Edna Lloyd, Ed Johns, Matty McGregor, Elva Ellis, Anne Crerar, Arnold Lamont, Jessie Finlayson, Laura Toll, Edgar n, Ed Andrews and-Isa Stan e . Drusilia Leitch held exercise class with her. faithful group. Agnes Hunter, Edgar Allan, Winona 'McDougall, Mae Morrell, Esther Thompson and Hellen'. Dallas, limbered up and enjoyed it very much. • At 4 p.m. Father Caruana came to Maplewood for the worship service. Those. 'attending the service were Pete and Willy Tremeer, Helen Dallas; Esther Thompson, Anne Henderson, Austin Matheson, May Habkirk, Agnes'Hunter, Winona McDougall, Ed and Jean Johns, Matty McGregor, Elva E11is,.Jean Elliott, Anne Crerar, Arnold La- ,mont, Jessie Finlayson and Edgar Allan. Friday morning Gail Hills came to Maplewood and organized the construction of candy cane reindeers. She and the residents also finished making the cen- MAPLEWOOD MANOR held a bazaar •on Saturday featuring Grafts made by the residentsas'well as many made by local people. Santa was there listening to visiting children,.and Edith Dunlop, Warren Whitmore, Wilson McCartney and Stanley Hillen, pictured' here, played some seasonal music, Corbett. photo. THE HURON EXPOSITOR; DECEMBER 2, 1987 .— 7A 1 GIVE THE GIFT OF GOLF Our selection is still great, And prices are terrific. Men's and Ladies' Sweaters -$20. and up. Gift Certificates, Clubs, Clothing, Accessories, Golf Videos, Master Golf Board Game, Golf Brassware, 88 Memberships at '87 Prices, Stocking Stuffers — Tees, Golf Balls, Gloves, Covers, Umbrellas, Club Cleaning Took. PRE -CHRISTMAS SALE, SAVE 20' TO 5 O OPEN DAILY 9 - 5; SUNDAYS 1 - 5 2 `trepieces for the -dining room tables for the Cheryl Anne Storey and Paul Stevenson and •bazaar: -Elsie Shaddick, Isa-StanIey;-Jean- his-students:-`1'hen there-was--Satna-Claus-' • Elliott; Agnes Hunter and Anne Crerar and . who provided all with the jolly spirit of Gail did a terrific job. . • . Christmas. Also popular local craft people Friday aftern000n bingo gave residents a • returned again this year, and the tea tables, chance to try their luck. Some' were very looked after by volunteers, were always lucky. The ',participants were Ed and Jean , busy with ' folks sampling the Christmas Johns, Ise Stanley, Elsie Shaddick and Ger- .goodies. tie Taylor, Thanks also to volunteers Gail Hills and • Later that afternoon It was time to start to daughters Sasha and Niki, Ruth Bock, MVlary get ready for. the bazaar.. There was lots of Chapple, Monica Ryan, . Tanya Eckert, browing being done as crafts were set out on ' Katie Craig, Christine Dale, Brian Barry, display. ' Paul Vandermolen and Ross Ribey. Saturday's bazaar. and tea was a success On Sunday Maplewood was pleased Elva due to the combination of the support of the . Ellis' family chose to celebrateher birthday community and the efforts of the residents,, with an' open house held at Maplewood. It staff and volunteers at Maplewood. Thank , was an enjoyable afternoon. you to local musicians who provided. the . • Welcome back to. Nettie Rose, who return - Christmas music for atmosphere: Carol . ed to Maplewood , after hospitalization in • Carter, Edith Dunlop, The Huron. Strings, University Hospital, London. Seaforth Manormakes its .draw for quilt Birthday greetings last Friday to Mande Ross, who celebrated her birthday. Visiting with her were Mr. and..Mrsr,Bob Riley of Parry Sound, who also visited with the lat- ter's cousin Kelly Lamont. Bingo was held in the afternoon and win- ners were Edith Salo, Eva Netzke, Keith Herman, Doris Smith, Harold Walsh and Frank Smale. At 4 p.m. the. draw for the quilt was held. Wilma Brill drew the winn- ing ticket and the lucky person was Lois Govier of Seaforth. Thursday was euchre with Volunteers and prizes were donated- by Mary McIver and lunch by Ann Downey. Ladies high score was held by Mamie Ross and lone hands by Edith Salo. For the men Glenn Rose was high and lone hands winner was Frank Scnale. Consolation winners were Margaret Smale and Pat Ryan. Worship services were held on Wednesday with Reverend Vanslyke of Northside United Church in charge. Kathleen Cuthill accompanied at the pain for the hymns. Junior volunteers assisted last Tuesday with wheelchair bowling and in the after- noon resident viewed the film on Maderia- the island of flowers. Monday of this week residents welcomed the Christmas season by patricipating in the Advent candlelighting service. The first candle' was llt by Harold Maloney. Reader was Patrick Ryan and prayer was given by Frank-Smale. Following the service Mary Finlayson told residents how Christmas is observed in Bethlehem. Each Monday of December a different country custom will be discussed. PERSONALS ' Visiting with Norma Jeffrey were Mrs. John McEwing from Blyth and Mary Little of Seaforth. Visiting with Mary Ryan were her cousin Frank Ryan and Mr. and Mrs. Zack Ryan and Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Smith. Rose and Pat Alman visited the former's parents Mr. and Mrs. Dave Netzke. Bill Scott was visited by his wife Isabel. Mr. and Mrs. A. Slattery of Hanover visited with Madeline Slattery. Madge Remes was visited by her son Sydney Scroggs. Wilson Blanchard was Visited by his sister-in-law and nieces of Parkhill. Zurich man wins Cup draw The Seaforth Legion extends its thanks to Betty Felker, Chairlady of the Ways and Means Committee, and her committee, for the job done on the recent Grey Cup draw, sponsored by the local Legion. All the tickets were sold and accounted for. The $25 winners were: lst quarter, Shanna Arm- strong, 2nd quarter, Pearson Chesney, 3rd quarter, Ross Laur and overall winner of $500 Tony Bedard of Zurich who had 3&38 for Edmonton. The seller of the winning ticket was' Iva Reid of Hensall. The Branch would also like to thank all those who took time to sell these tickets. The hardworking Legion Auxiliary Ladies are nearing the end of another successful year. This mmrtth is probably one of their busiest of the year with Christmas parties being catered for with banquets on Friday and Saturday and sometimes one or two through the week. To these dedicated girls and their helpers the Legion again says thank you - for another year of hard work and dedication to the Legion and the prin- ciples it stands for. • Don't forget the turkey bingo the enter- tainment committee is sponsoring again this year. There is one Monday at 7:30 p.m. and the final Bingo is Monday, December 14. According to chairman John Lansink, the New Years tickets will be available shortly. The price and the format will be the same as LEGION NEWS by Gordon Scott last year. The stag euchres are proving as popular this year, with another •one slated for Wednesday, December 9, and the final one for 1987, on Deceinber 23. Also, on Wednes- day, December 18, another mixed euchre will be held, beginning at 8 p.m. in the ban- quet hall. The prizes for the euchres will he turkeys. The bar roster for Wednesday, December 2 to Thursday, December 10 will be: Rod Doig (December 2), D. McCauley (December 3), K. Swan (December 7), B. Wilbee (December8), R. Govier (December 9)and Glen Chesney (December 10). Word has just been received of the death of Mrs. Clare Wall. Her husband, Comrade Clare, had been the Provincial Service Of- ficer for a number of years until his recent retirement this year. To Clare and his fami- ly the Legion offers its sincerest sympathies inthe loss of a wife and mother. At the going down of the sun and in the morning we will remember them. A SPECIAL THANK YOU To all who helped make the 10TH ANNUAL NOVICE TOURNAMENT A BIG SUCCESS. Trophy Sponsors, Ice Time Sponsors, Hall Sponsors, Gift Certificate Sponsors. Novice Parents. Minor Hockey Volunteers. Ringette Assoc.. Arena Staff. Referees, Time Keepers. Referee In -Chief, Recreation Director. Our 5 Grads for their Pictures. Sticks & Pucks and Expositor for their coverage. FROM THE TOURNAMENT CHAIRMAN RICK WOOD Bert Deichert was visited by his ,sister Mrs. Hohmer. Visiting with Verde' Cameron were her sisters, Esther Makins and Freda Schot- chmer of .Bayfield, also daughter-in-law Audrey. Visiting with Alice Boyes were Margaret Fraser of Fort Erie and her sister Helen Chesney. SteVe Hussey visited with Patrick Ryan. The festive season isfastapproaching and residents and staff were busy on the weekend decorating rooms and halls to mark the occasion. Carols are heard on many T.V. and radio programs, which along with a blanket of white snow gives everyone a feeling for Christmas. SEAFORTH SEAHAWKS va. MILVERTON Friday, Dec. 4th - 8:30 p.m. and Sunday, Dec. 6th - 2:30 p.m. BLUE LINE CLUB will be open between periods and after the game on Friday night. COME OUT AND SUPPORT THE TEAM QUEEN 'S BROOMBALL TEAM would like to say THANKS! to everyone who bought draw tickets CONGRATULATIONS TO THE WINNERS... lat - Jennifer Marion - $200:00 2nd - Ted Van Dyk - $125.00 3rd - Mary Margaret Nash - $75.00 CHRISTMAS BONUS --cvv00 CASH Make your best deal possible on all remain- ing '87 cars and McLaughlin's will GIVE YOU $200.00 CASH as a Christmas Bonus! 1 -1987 CUTLASS BROUGHAM Loaded - 2 door. 1 - 1987 CAPRICE BROUGHAM Loaded - 4 door. • 3 - 1987 CHEV NOVAS 1 • 1987 FIRENZA GT ' 4 doors. Loaded 1 - 1987 OLDS CIERA Loaded. • . 2 - 1987 CHEV CAVALIERS 1-2 door; 1-4 door. 2 - 1987 OLDS 98's • • 3. 1987 CHEV CELEBRITY'S Loaded.. . Loaded. 1 - 1987 MONTE CARLO L.S. Loaded. 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