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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-02-22, Page 775.11:1 forth leg" by Gordon Scott n to dons°tie $2 ,20 THE HURON EXPOSIT -OR FEBRUARY 22 1989 - 7A If you welsh to secure es lifetime income from on 1RRSP or are interested in other RRSP Investments a, very competitive rates coil Arnold J. Stinnissevn 7- 410 Water Well DRILLING Wit Hopper and Sons 4 MODERN 'ROTARY RIOS 911eii Dori dim 522-1737 522-0828 522.0775 The Seaforth Legion held its monthly meeting last Thursday evening with 22 members present. Donations of $2,200. recommended by the Executive were pass- ed. Another motion of $500 was made to Parkwood Hospital to be used from the Pop- py Fund. This money is to be used for com- forts for the Veterans residing there. The Provincial Service Officer will be at the Legion on March 2] at 12:30 p.m. An}' Veteran not knowing for sure if he is receiv- ing all the benefits he is entitled tu, please contact Cleave Coombs (phone 522-11551. The peewee teams which were sponsored by the Legion to play in the Mitchell tourna- ment, played well. The no, 1 team had two wins but were put out in triple over time in the third game. The no. 2 team played superior teams but did play close games The 60th Anniversary committee stated there will be a Drumhead Service at Vic- toria Park on July 1 with all the Branches from the District invited to participate. The Brussels Pipe Band has been invited to lead the parade. 1t was also passed that the com- mittee proceed with ordering 500 pins com- memorating the 60 years of service from 1929-1989 to Veterans and the town of Seaforth. Youth Education Chairman Bruce Wilbee held the Legion's annual Pubhc Speaking contest last Sunday afternoon with con- testants from Seaforth Public School, St. James Separate School and Huron Centen- nial and Seaforth District High School. In the junior division (Grade 4-5-6) the three winners were: first - Carly Price fron, •l Copt.s getf SBIT ELECTRIC LTD. Klrkton 229-8222 This week at Maplewood Manor cupids, heart and flowers were added to the decor. On Tuesday morning, Valentine's Day, bright red hearts decorated the placemats at breakfast- At noon, a touch of spring was added to the dining room with potted plants of crocuses, daffodils and tulips that will bloom over the next few weeks Later that day the Catholic Women's League from St. Columban's Catholic' Church came to Maplewood. Mary Maloney, Cecilia Ryan, Mildred Cronin, Helen Nolan, Sister Rita Coyne and Eilleen Sloan, organized five tables of euchre and it was Resi •' ents 1 Seaforth Manor residents started off the week on Monday morning with Fun and Fitness to help everyone get in shape. In the afternoon bingo was played with a very good turnout. Winners were Frank Smale, Gladys Ruston, Margaret Smale, Edith Salo, Jenny Hildebrand, Kathryn Waltham, Inez'Spittal, Keith Herman, Eva Netzke, Irene Omand. Mamie Ross and Elmer Bakscy. On Tuesday morning residents welcomed several Grade 6 students' from Seaforth Public School for their weekly visit. Residents certainly appreciate the visits from these young people and those that can't see as well are enjoying being read to. In the afternoon the St, ,Columban Catholic Women's League lead the residents in a special Valentine sing -along. Residents are hoping that they will come back again sometime. A special thanks for the lovely homemade lunch they provided. On Wednesday afternoon residents joined together to sing hymns, due to the cancella- tion of the weekly church service. Ila Gard- ner read Psalm 23 to the residents. Father Caruane was in to have mass me Roman Catholic residents, on Thureua afternoon. Along with Father Caruana wa, sister Mary Louis. Also happening on Thurs- Town THE LEGION PUBLIC SPEAKING CONTEST was held in Seatorth on Sunday and several local students were successful Seen here are (back lett) Bruce Wilbee. Legion Public Speaking Chairman: Sherry Rumford the SDHS speaker Adam Agar o' St. James. who placed first in the senior division. Sarah Johnston SPS who placed se- cond in the senior division. Michelle Murray. SPS who placed third in the seniors; Mel Melanson. Legion President (front) Carly Price Huron Centennial first in Juniors David Middegaai Si James second in juniors and Sarah Lambie SPS, thirc in juniors The first place winners will be competing county -wide at the zone finals in Clinton Huron Centennial, 2nd - David Middegaal from St. James, and 3rd - Sarah Lamble, Seaforth Public. Senior Division (gr. 7 and 81, First - Adam Agar -St. James, 2nd Sarah Johnston - Seaforth Public School and Michelle Murray, Seaforth Public School The Legion would like to take tilts oppor- tunity to thank the students and their teachers for the time and effort these speeches required. Also thanks to the judges who were kind .enough to judge the con- testants, Special thanks to Bruce and his committee for the time and effort spent. Anyone wishing a V.C.R. tape of the pre - grain please contact Gordon Scott. (527-1787) for information. work a° SEE .US FOR ALL 'YOUR.NEEDS • InductrIo I *Farm •Residential •Pole Line Construction •aucket Truck Service •Hydro Poles •Elociric Motor Repairs •Rewinding •Soles and Service Don't forget Brotherhood night this Thurs- day. February 23 at the Legion. There will be a social hour from 6 to 7 p.m. with dinner at 7 p,rn. This year the Knights of Columbus are the host club. The Executive meeting has been changed from March 9 to March 2 (1st Thursday) at 8 p.m. this coming month. The Monday afternoon Sepior cards will continue on Monday, February 27 at 1:30 p.m. All Seniors welcome At the going down of the sun and in the morning we will remember them Bar Roster. February 22, J. Graham: February 23. S. Hook; February 27, K. Swan: February 28. T. Barry: March 1, K Smith Maplewood Manor "deal the cards" for an afternoon of fun Pete Tremeer and Man Lupul were the luckiest card players for 'lone hands. A delicious luncheon of sandwiches, squares and decorated heart -shaped cookies was served by the ladies of the church, Anna Agar expressed thanks from the residents for the lovely afternoon On Wednesday_afternoon Father Caruan- na came to Maplewood for the ministerial service. Anne Downey and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ryan, members of the congregation. came with ' him. Residents appreciated sing-a-iong day was a bridge game. Kathryn Waltham was very pleased to' have guests - Grace Cornish. Esther Brady and Mary Hall join her for a game of bridge. • On Friday morning residents met for Fun and Fitness in two groups altheywere fin- ding one, group too large. In the afternoon several tables of euchre were set up. This past week marked the beginning of ticket sales for the Quality Care Fund raffle. Two baby afghans donated by staff member Diana Ward, are being raffled with pro- ceeds going to the Quality Care Fund. The draw will, take place on March 17 at the St, Patrick's Party. To date Len Bloomfield has made the top ticket sales. Items are on display in the window at Hildebrand Flowers. Get well wishes are extended to both Kathryn Waltham and Cassie Nicholson who are. presently patients at Seaforth Hospital. The scarf left behind at Dave and Eva Netzke's anniversary has still not been claimed. To claim it call 527-0030. 'I nought of the week : Friendship cannot be purchased, rented or borrowed, It must be earned: For Service Coil 229-8222 or 1-800-265-2938 AFTER 6 P.M. CALL TOM RAPSON 527-1643 SLABWOOD Approximately 1/2 Price of body wood HARD MAPLE & ASH 17 cu. yd, box delivered within 20 miles. $140.00 Father Caruanna's visit Wednesday evening, Anne Downey was back again as a volunteer to help with Lions T,V. Bingo. No winners but lots of .close ones' Thursday .mortung two students from Seaforth Public -School m Mrs. Hoelscher's Grade 6-7 class came to help as volunteers. Jason and Chris helped In various ways; by reading The Expositor to Anne Henderson; by helping a resident move her furniture and belongings to a new room and by play- ing an exciting game of checkers with Ger- tie Taylor and Ella Vivian. Also on Thursday morning Marion Rose played the piano in the upstairs lounge . Marion always plays the favorite pieces the residents like to listen to or sing along with the piano. Friday afternoon Ruth Bock called the bingo numbers for the largest crowd of bingo players. yet. Everyone must have felt especially lucky on Friday. The winners were Walter Somerville, Mina 'Sherrie, Grace Titford, Ed Johns and /lisle Shaddick Welcome to Ellen Vivian of Staff who has come to Maplewood for a convalescent stay. Her daughter Carole Anne Campbell helped Ella get settled mto her room. SAVE! Custom Homes. 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RR he Milverton, :Ont, Stratford NOK IMO (519) 273.8803 BLRTHS ARDI SPRAYER CUNIC BOB TRIMBLE - Hard Sales Representative UPDATE ON SPRAYER CALIBRATION AND MORE ACCURATE APPLICATION ORNGE HALL • from page 4 Uonununity Centres in the amount of $271,200, and has .approved a municipality contribution of $29,281-3.75 per cent above that ofelast year. This new budget is down $73,360 from 1988 when capital expenditures accounted for a good portion of the budget.$103,458 was slated for capital expenses in 1988 as opposed to $17,390 in 1989. Also contributing towards the 1989 SDCC: budget will be the surrounding townships. Hibbert will contribute $3,286 this year, Hullett $1,318, Tuckeramith $7,415 and McKillop $13,733. WALKER - Ken and Joan are very pleased to an- nounce the birth of their son, Kaplin George, weighing 8 lbs., 3 ozs. on February 4 at the Clinton Public Hospital. A little brother for Kendra. GREENWOOD - Janet and Dave of Sarnia, are pleased to announce the arrival of their son, Brenden John, on February 9, 1989 in St. Joseph's Hospital, Sarnia. A brother for Christopher and Michael, and another grandson for Jack and Margaret O'Reilly of Dublin and Paul and Donna Greenwood of Sarnia. ECKERT - Bob and Christa aro pleased to announce the birth of Michael Conrad on February 5, 1989. A new brother for Evan, Clau'c, Steven, Angela and Monica 111 SE, `,;'FORT TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28 1:15 p.m. �---,� 'WANTED -� FARMERS WHO CARE ABOUT G TTIHG THE MILTON J DI[T.Z LIMITED MOST FROM THEIR CHEMICAL INVESTMENT S Seaforth 522-0608 if You Use Computer9 You Can Earn Extra Income. There s a computer boon) in farm country. And that means nein you c.an earn up to $240 per package selling F•arrnHand'' opportunities Agricultural Software That's up to 30% commission per sale And We re launching a new faun dealer network. 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