HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-10-10, Page 17THE HURON EXPOSITOR, OCTOBER 1* i • • 17
Nuririg home resid&rit tike fall color tmir
Although unc *coiner was woo.,
the sun did manage to studs as 21
Seaforth Nursing Horse residents
boarded tiro bus for a -Fall Cola
Tour. TIINr enpyed a lovely after-
noon driving through Ben niller and
pp near Goderich, stopping at
St �Chnsiopbcr's Bci h for an
afternoon snack. Thlin. gbsse Hing
off the lake and the whitecaps on
the waves slapping up against the
beach, combined with crisp fall au
to [Hake a a perfect afternoon.
After the stop residents journeyed
on m Bayfield and enjoyed the
beautiful fall leaves, the bountiful
crops along the way and of course
a tour of the Marina to view the
boats. They were very happy to
have volunteers Anne Downey and
Marjorie Maloney join them for this
outing as well as staff members
Dianne Muir and Trudy Mac-
Donald. Thanks to everyone for
making it a truly enjoyable day. It
was especially nice to have Frank
Smale join in on the bus trip as it
was his 90th birthday. Happy
Birthday Frank!
This week residents also enjoyed
two mornings of fun and fitness,
w4*LM45 eras1 w mine teJ
Musa: W krc p muscles limbered up.
Rev. Slums conducted a body
Thlrnksgt v tag acre ice giving
modems Ume to pause and MUGU-
ber not ally what they wen
thankful for that day for bleirmgs
from the pat as well.
Student volunteers from SPS this
week to assist with bowling were:
Colleen McCallum, Tun
McNaughton, Trevor Jcssowc,
Laura Sirangway and Craig Som-
tnervUlc. High Scores this weds
went to Mamie Ross, who bowled
a perfect game, and to Margaret
Smale (401) and Margiuct HMSO
(356). "Thanks to the volunteers and
to resident Pat Ryan for keeping
•code.
Several residents are also en-
joying the boot lending services
provided by the Seaforth Public
Library. Each month a selection of
books is on loan for any resident to
borrow. This service especially the
large print books made available, is
much appreciated.
Weekly manicure volunteer Anne
Rowland also has everyone's nails
in top shape for the Thanksgiving
STILL HOLDING HANDS - Margaret and Frank Smale celebrated
Mr. Smale's 90th bey October 4 at Seaforth Manor &
Retirement Horne. Their 52Nd anniversary is on November 16 and
they'll be holding hands then, too. Oxford photo_
holiday. Thank -you Anne, residents
always look forward to your Tues-
day morning visits.
Residents are looking forward to
their traditional Thanksgiving meal
St. Columban
women's league
plans St. Nicolas family party
Columban parish hall with the Vincent De Paul Society to be
C.W.L. ladies catering for the din- given to the needy.
Her at 7 p.m. Tickets are available PEOPLE
from the ladies for the Harvest Sister Jean Moylan of Windsor
The October meeting of the Si Dance on November 10 in the spent Thanksgiving weekend with
Columban Catholic Women's Brodhagen Community Hall. The Mary Moylan.
League was held on Tuesday, Oc- meeting closed with prayer fol- Don Melady of Toronto was with
tober 2 in the rectory meeting room lowed by the guest speaker Anne his parents Ted and Frances Melady
with 17 members present. (Ken) Murray who spoke and on the weekend.
The meeting opened with the demonstrated some interesting
league prayer followed by the Thanksgiving and Halloween crafts. With Cecilia Ryan f o r
minutes of the last meeting, Anne is a very artistic person and Thanksgiving dinner on Sunday
treasurers report and the correspon- gave members many great ideas. were J. D. and Marg Mac Rae,
dence. Sister Rita give a reading on Anne had a draw for three of her Jenny and Ian of London, Laura
the Guardian Angels. crafts, the winners were Marg and Shannon Ward of Kitchener,
The Huron -Perth Deanery meeting O'Reilly, Ann Cronin and Mary Jim and Pat Subject, Carrie, Ryan,
will be held on October 24 at St. Maloney. Mary Coyne thanked Jeff and Nathan of Kitchener,
Joseph's Parish in Stratford. Anne and presented her with a gift. Louise Ryan of Kitchener, John and
Anyone wishing to attend can con- SPECIAL MASS Mary Jo Nelson of Lucknow, Deb -
tact Maria Volgels or Diane Elston On Friday, October 5 a Mass of bie Core of Seaforth and Mark
before October 21. An invitation Thanksgiving was offered by Father Ryan.
was received from the Dublin St. J. Hardy at 9:30 a.m. in St. Colum-
Patricks C.W.L. to their fall bazaar ban Catholic Church.
on October 24 in the church hall. The sanctuary around the altar
A St. Nicolas family party was was decorated for Thanksgiving
discussed. Ann Cronin and Diane with corn, hay, fruits, vegetables
Elston volunteered to convene this and flowers. Gifts of canned goods
event. The Mc Killop Federation of and dry foods were brought by the
Agriculture dinner and meeting will children and placed in front of the
be held on November 13 in the St. altar and will be given to the St.
St. Columban Correspondent
MRS. CECILIA RYAN
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With Gary and Ann Cronin and
family for Thanksgiving dinner
were Angela Klinkhammer of
Dublin, Joe and Mary Margaret
Jenkins and Christopher, Frank
Cronin, Gerry, Karen, Jason, Aman-
da and Jeremy Ryan and Dale and
Susan Cronin.
Stephen Eckert Council installs;.
1990-91 slate of officers
On Sunday, September 30 the
installation of officers of the Father
Stephen Eckert Council, Seaforth,
along with the K of C Councils
from Clinton, Goderich, and
Kingsbridge was held at the Sacred
Heart Church, Wingham. The
ceremony began with the Chaplain
of Wingham Council, Father Stan
Soltysik, celebrating mass. Father
Stan is Chaplain of Wingham
Council.
Past Grand Knight Richard
McKay, District Deputy of District
71, was in charge of the installation
assisted by Past Grand Knight
Eugene Frayne of Kingsbridge.
Knights installed were: Grand
Knight, Gerry Vanden Hengel;
Deputy Grand Knight, Donald
MacRae; Recorder, Frank Crowley;
Financial Secretary, Gerald
Groothius; Treasurer, James
Devereaux; Advocate Louis
Kramers; Trustees, Gary Cronin and
Blyth Rebels Broomball
"KICKOFF DANCE"
at
Blyth & District Community Centre
Friday, Oct. 19, 1990
Music by Rocks
Dancing from 9 p.m. -1 a.m.
Tickets $5.00
Lunch provided
Age of Majority
For info call 523-9316
Happy 40th Anniversary
ROY & KATHLEEN WILLIAMSON
October 14
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ongratlu anions a r a our ow.
Shirley Rr Girls
Tom 4 Joyce R Girls
Wayne Ralph; Lecturer, John Van
Bakel; Outside Guard, Jeremiah
Murray; Inside Guard, Arie Van-
diepen; Chaplain, Father Stan Sol-
tysik. Wives and friends attended
and Frances Hicknell custodian of
chambers of St. Columban cham-
bers was also accompanied by his
wife Marie, "Reeve" of McKillop.
Lunch was served by the Wingham
Host Council.
PERSONALS
A "Happy Thanksgiving" to you
all.
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Betties - Andersen
Gary Betties, Seaforth and
Joan Betties, Egmondviile are
pleased to announce the for-
thcoming marriage of their
daughter Pamela to Darren,
son of Chris and Marlene
Andersen of Dunchurch, On-
tario, the wedding to take place
October 27, 1990 at St . Peters
Church Parry Sound, Ontario
Visitors during the past week with
Don and Eileen MacRae included
cousin Lorne Foster from Hamilton;
and Eleen's daughter Sharon
Peeling, Meaford, who was home
for a couple days. Sharon also
visited Grandma Davidson at the
Ritz Villa as well as other relatives
in Mitchell.
Keith and Audrey Davidson of
Kitchener were also up to see Ada
Davidson at the Villa. Ada has been
failing more in the last few weeks.
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Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Keys,
Hamilton wish to announce the
engagement of their daughter
Heather Christina to Christopher
Jonathan, son of Mr. & Mrs. John
Millar, Hamilton. The wedding to
take place in Barton Stone United
Church, Hamilton on Saturday,
October 20th.
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4"l'he chttdren - of 8111 b Freda Kerslake
are planning a 25th Wedding Anniver-
sary celebration. They are inviting the
friends of their parents to Brodhagen
Community Centre Oct. 13th, 1990
beginning at 8:30.
Your presence is the only gift they
wish.
Happy 50" Anniversary
MOM & DAD
OCT. 16,1990
Fred & Vi Glanville
Love & Best Wishes from
Bernice & Don, Stanley &
Jenny, Leona & Stan, Bruce &
Grace, Percy & Ellie and all our
children. Even though we cele-
brated in August our love &
thoughts are with you today.
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