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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-04-04, Page 88 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, APRIL, 4, 1p STRIP LOIN STEAK L@. SEMI -BONELESS BLADE or SHORT -RIB ROAST MASSAGE THERAPY IS REGULATED BY THE MINISTRY OF HEALTH WHEN YOU ARE SEEKING MASSAGE TREATMENT LOOK FOR THE CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION and THE PHOTO I. D, CARD Identifying a Government approved and Registered MASSAGE THERAPIST For further information contact a Registered Massage Therapist in your area or call: OARD OF II!� III; I CT RS F MASSEURS PROVINCE OF ONTARIO 427 Eglinton Ave. W., Suite 2 Toronto, Ontario M5N 1A4 (416) 489-2626 QUALITY ASSURANCE Through Regulations Seaforth Manor resi A springtime .hello item all at the Seaforth Manor. The March by party was held on Friday. Gladys Van Egmond and Elgin Nott provided the entertainment. Everyone danced up a storm and enjoyed a lovely cake made by the kitchen staff. Special thanks to volunteers: Doreen Kelly, Viola Lawson, Dorothy Papp$e and Marjorie Maloney for all .their help. March bir- thdays included: Maria Goovaerts, Edith Jessome and Erna Kemp. Monday morning residents were busy hooking rugs. Volunteers hazel McGonigle and Eva McCartney led tables to that "one step closer to completion". Also on Monday residents repotted their begonias. The red ones of Mary Essery and. Winn McLean seem to be the best sprouters. Thanks to Marjorie Maloney and Greta Kerr for their gardening expertise. Strikes and spares were a part of Tues- day morning when the Grade 5/6 class from Seaforth Public School helped with the weekly bowling. High scorers were: Wihna Brill (333), Keith Herman (280), Frank Smale (244), Bert Deichert (397), Penny Caza (312) and Margaret Haase (304). Well done. As a special treat on Tuesday Maria Goovaert's daughter, Elza Ruston, brought in a birthday cake for all to enjoy. The bird feeders and book shelves are nearing completion. Also nearing comple- tion is "Michelle" "Michelle" is a by- product of "George", - a friendship cake. Next Monday "Michelle" will be baked to make loaves of bread. Thank you Margaret Smale for taking care of "Michelle". HAILING SPRING - Mamie Ross and Wilma Brill raise a toast to the Begonias after Seaforth Manor residents spent an early spring afternoon re -potting them, in an- ticipation of the warmer weather. Elliott photo. This week's church service was cancell- ed. However, a hymn sing and shared readings afternoon was enjoyed by many. The week was topped at with a euchre hosted by the Manor's volunteer ladies. Big winners were: ladies high, Jennie Hildebrand; mens high, Elmer Bakcsy; lone hands, Marg Smale; ladies low, Annie POSTER COivl:TEST WINNER - Josfr Dietz, a Grade 5 student at the Seaforth Public School finished tied for third place in the Grade 5/6 category of a poster contest sponsored by the Huron County Farm and Home Safety Association. Josh received his monetary prize from Ken Scott last week. Ellen Workman from Walton also had a third place poster in the Grade 3 category, and Sarah McLellan and Jason Thompson received honorable mentions. There were over 400 entries from 22 schools. Robinet photo. WE USE AND RECOMMEND Harrison and mens low, Bert Deichert. Special thanks to Marjorie Maloney for her tasty banana and lemon bread, and to Eva McCartney for supplying the prizes. Coming events: Thursday, April 19 - 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Silverts Clothing will be at the Manor. Silverts specializes in seniors clothing. At 2 p.m. there will be a fashion show. Don't miss it. Lawnbowlers hold e . chrer bridge social The Seaforth Lawn Bowling Club members and associates met on Tuesday March 27, at the Orange Hall for their March euchre and bridge social. There were ten tables of euchre playing. Prizes went to the followirig: Ladies high - Dorothy McCluskie; La 'es lone hands - Mary Riley; Ladies consolation - Jessie Hillen; Men's high - Robert McMillan; Men's lone hands - Jim Keyes and Men's consolation - Stanley Mien. Hostesses for the evening were Mary Riley, Mary McClure, E.'th Dunlop and Grade Broadfoot and Jean Pinder. President Jack Muir welcomed all pre- sent and informed members, a banquet will be held at the Legion Hall on April 24 at 6:30 p.m. This is for all members and associates who can attend. Cards will be played after as a prelude to the lawn bowl- ing season. For tickets see Marie Muir or Mary Finlayson. This will be the regular monthly social. Edna and Neil Bell have returned from the sunny south. 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Residents especially enjoyed hearing their Stuart McEwen contribute his fiddle play- ing to the afternoon entertainment. Birth- day greetings to Blanche Stephenson, Isobel Sproat, Grace Dinney, John Bailie and Art Gibson. The evening movie feature was a film called "Night Crossing", about a daring hot air balloon escape from East to West Germany. Friday, Queensway Resident Council met. Several issues were discussed and residents are looking forward to again tak- ing part in ,Hensall's Annual May Yard Sale. Make sure you visit Queensway's Corner on May 26. Coming events are: April 6 a Trip to Garden Bros. Circus; April 10 a Special Easter service with the Ladies Auxiliary and April 12 "Slides of Holy Land" with Reverend Rogers. How to get your financial life in shape. •protection for mortgage, business, family income, disability or estate; •retirement, planning, RRSP's, RRIF's, and annuities: .employee benefits and pension plans. •Investment, GICs. 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