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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-04-12, Page 1212A - THE -HURON EXPOSITOR, -APRIL 12, 1989 SP• NG SA Sale ends Saturday, April 22 All Regular Priced YARN 1 5°'� All Lace CURTAINS 1 5% % offf Parade CHUNKY YARN P �r� 25 Regular $2.50 HOW ti• Wide Selection of CLEARANCE SALE YARN per ball libels DUSTORE ,482-7302 55 ALBERT ST CLINTON ATTENTION WHITE ,BEAN ;GR O W E Rs RIVAL an'AFESIN together can amount to a hit of beans FESII4 2'EC tlifeQIC1DE J Activities and cheesecake topics at M-apiewood This week at Maplewood Manor, everyone enjoyed the usual activities and discussed upcoming events at the residents' meeting On Monday and Wednesday afternoons, the fitness group followed the exercise pro- gram with Shirley Brooker. It is a very popular activity- Tuesday ctivityTuesday afternoon the euchre experts were in the dining room, all set to play their favorite card game. Anyone wishing to play euchre at Maplewood is veru welcome. On Tuesday and Thursday mornings the students from Mrs. Hoelscher's Grade 6 and 7 class helped the residents They played the familiar games of checkers and crokinole as well as the new game UNO. Wednesday morning Rev. Cheryl Anel Stadelbauer-Sampa conducted the ministerial service. Residents appreciate Cheryl Ann and members of the Egmond- ville United Church congregation, coming to Maplewood again this week Their en- thusiasm and friendliness are vert con- Seaforth Manor Activities at the -Seaforth Manor kept residents busy during the past week On Monday afternoon residents got together for bingo. Winners were Jenny Hildebrand. Margaret Smale, Irene Omand. Dennis Arney, Elmer Bakscy, Marta Goovaerts, Doris Smith, Eva Netzke, Frank Smale and Mamie Ross Several Grade 6 students made their classroom's weekly visit here on Tuesday morning Resinents look forward to the , children's visits which consist of reading. chatting and playing games. in the after- noon residents played several games of euchre. tagious Thank you to Minna Scott, Jean Durst, Mery Nott, Oliver Peke, Olive Dap- ple and Anna Haney for helping. Wednesday afternoon the residents' meeting was held Many topics were discussed - from, activities to cherry cheesecakes The meeting is always en- joyable and an opportunity for everyone to get together. At the meeting a farewell gift and card were presented to Anne Crerar who is moving to the nursing home On Wednesday evening Anne Downey and Marj Maloney helped residents with Lions TV Bingo. Residents appreciate these ladies volunteering their time every Wednesday We hope that one of these Wednesday nights they will be lucky and win TV Bingo Marj Maloney came very close this week Thursday morning, Marion Rose came to Maplewood and played the piano in the upstairs lounge. As usual, the selections that Marion chose to play were lovely Friday afternoon residents and staff gathered in the dining room to say "best of luck" to two co-op students from Seaforth District High School. Donna Miller and Paul Tatimir have been working at Maplewood for eight weeks. They were presented with gifts and cards to show Maplewood's ap- preciation for their hard work Fridarnoon a heir luck at bingo Ruth Bock called the nue crowd mbers and the lucky winners were Mary, 1 aqui Jenny Turnbull, Willie Tremeer. Ma Habkirk, and Anna Sheerin. In answer to interested readers yes, Ar nie the budgie still lives at Maplewood and is doing very nicely Arnie lives on the second floor and Pumpkin, the cat, lives on the first floor Happy Birthday to May Habkirk who celebrated her birthday on Saturday. Apri: 8. Again anyone wishing to go along Witt: residents to the Goderich Museum on Mon- day, April 17 at 1 p.m is welcome to do so The bus will be returning to Maplewood by 5 p.m residents do indoor gardenin On Wednesday morning residents met together to do some indoor gardening. Vegetable and flower seeds were planted, and put under the growing light. Residents are looking forward to seeing their growth take place. A special thank you to Re\ Cheryl Ann Stadelbauersampe and the members of Egmondville United who took part in the church service for the second week in a roe We certainly appreciate their visits. On Thursday morning residents exercised together at Fun and Fitness In the after- noon, residents viewed the movie, "Cocoon' and found it be interesting and entertaining. Seaforth Manor welcomed several nen residents this past week. - Lorne Lawson. Mae Watterworth and Anne Crerar They look forward to getting to know each of there: better. As a token of welcome to each of the nee residents, residents of the Manor presented them with several carnations Welcomed back from the hospital were Mel Hulley and Kathryn Waltham Celebrating birthdays this past week were Joe Downey. Bert Deiehert and Mae Watterworth. Thought of the week To live is not to live for one's self alone - let us help one another HprchsF1'+ '•. =tea*= Hoechst announces a winning combination for weed control in white bean;..AFESIN and RIVAL. ' tsv combining AFESiN s•dependable control of Lamb s quarters Pigweed and Lade"s thump with RIVAL s superb control or annual grasses and other brdadleai weeds you can cover the broadest weed spectnm• ettecdvev—and attordah], Incorporate RJVAL and then spray AFESIN tor a cleaner. mor: nrontable white -bean croi HOECHST CANADA INC. HEAD OFFICE o MONTREAL AGRICULTURE DIVISION 295 Henderson Drive Regina. Saskatchewan S4N 6C2 rt etre etrg RWgr ANOgFE51NRE(t TRgpEMgRY •pG Y,oeGn.,go, eERMnnv,wE�' (good thaws happen ,vi ,ti,rdr emhtry rs richt Hoechst LB 'rhors l h Aro Back ere Now every month is like Christmas c o a again! WELCOMI re eh' (MN' again ece rennK another exciting xe05unar Chrrslmu. Country W,''Ilhereur. urvrk tuvuurrr,., rut veer -round grlr grvuig d'1:1,0";; nd wr rr sure vii 11 elnt• uvr Chnsrpro s traditions and cuunrn charm Uur second door will delight vuu. usuurW'rckcrWund- irr'p ,r, for erluntl. u YIP!, hruwse ry lump n .Bevy N and look at tht savings you'll enjoy THiS THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY aSelectea pieces of wicker h rattan grealiv reduced check our yellow tag_ *Balance 01 wicker 8 rattan 10% of °Small crass Items clearing at 25% of ~Sweat shirts i logging pants 25`r, of '4D9FA`'e 8Y `r se t HAMMING IT UP - Everett Douglas, a retired Metro Police Officer and Wilfrid Drager caretaker of First Presbyterian Church in Seaforth, appeared to have a good time at e rummage and bake sale hosted -by First Church on Saturday Mcllwratth photo Eric Nagler in concert tonight Seaforth and a ea residents are remind- ed that Eric- Nagler, well-known family. entertainer; is coming to the Seaforth and District Community Centres tonight. Mr. Nagler is a regular performer on CBC television's Elephant Show, and will be giving two performances tonight - one at 5 p.m. and another at 7 p.m. Best known for his award-winning work as a 'children's recording artist. Mr. "REMEMBER SPRIN( Chunkv Poi Puurr, reg. $9,95 d: $19.9-, naw 5",5() d 51551! L. OPE N MON •SA I. CLOSED WEDNESDAI —"Sr' Water Well DRi,LLING W.D. hopper and Sons A MODERN ROTARY RiGS , Nell Dori Jim 322-1737 322-0828 522-0775 Nagler is renowned for his ability u, engage children and parents to' join in together and form part of the concert ee- perience. They literally become part of his band. Tickets for the Eric Nagler concert car. be purchased at Bob and Betty's Variety, Kid's Kloze or the Seaforth and District Preschool Learning Centre for $5 each Tickets purchased at the door will cost $G Cold snap delays flowers A west coast cold snap is threatening tint annual April fundraising drive a fiats; cancer, Cool, wet weather in B.C. has nelavec the spring daffodil crop. which puts the local Canadian Cancer Society fundrais- ing drive at least a week behind schedule "We're beguiling to'question whethe- we'll get the daffodils at all this year ' says the society's Huron County puble relations coordinator. Dorothy Venkiteswaren said Monday most of the counties annual daffodil fun- draising events. including Saturday after- ' noon's Daffodil Tea at Victoria St. Unitec Church in Goderich. will proceed even without the daffodils. "We're hoping the people will contribute anyway," said Venkiteswaren. Last year, Huron Count/ residents pur- chased 6,000 bunches of daffodils; which raised more than'$15,200 toward the socie- ty's research and other programs. Na- tionally • six million daffodils were sola. raising $1.8 million. The little yellow flowers. which bout become symbolic of the battle against the disease, were to have beets available this weekend for sale in malas, businesses and at fundraising events. Delivery of pre -sold bunches, mall bookings and other events must now be replanned throughout Southwestern Ontario. The daffodils are now expected to be available April 21 and 12. Despite delays. Venkiteswaren said local society workers stilt hope to sell 6,600 bunches and raise more than $16,000 in Huron County. Libraries prepare to celebrate Visit your local library and help celebrate the 11th annual National Book Festival (April 15-221. The Festival is sponsored by the Canada Council to promote a greater awareness of Canadian books and magazines. Ask the staff at your local branch lit rary about special Festival events or for he, ) in finding the latest Canadian publicatio is. You'll soon see that the im- '.GR Thompson Sons Limited are now contracting the 1989 crop of Light and Dark Red Ki-dney Beansj Pease contact your nearest W.G. Thompson & Sons Limit=ed Branch for more details S,tast`orth 245'25455-4101111Ali:282t2427 sAlitite,'Dijc11403O.223 1Pt. AAJbert 1429T,8Ai 1771, yuur drean• pane m,o a w. tum Lmdal Leuar lotto•, with mut than 90 ddlercr, plans, plus wl[,r phuas anU Jeogr ,Jens, dee L,ndal Plan - book wdi hely: you son making your dream a reality ].all or writ,. today to make (NAM' 51un, wine ,r,u \7711\ Eft, \ Watch for our ' LINDAL MODEL HOME take shape on . ERIE STREET INSTRATFORD, just south -of the lights at 'the Embro .Rd. 'rg2p0 Pepe hlome Plan71ok t�•1.00 LJOur Sun Room Plan Book .2,00 Name • Address Cdy _ .- _ Postal Code 1 ietephone ��,11F�t1��wrr ,1.wL"" tl r9rii ltiKdlRittpy ' d;p';1rr' ulitoheIt 248t8+403 ranlgn 1225«288.0 j CEDAR MAGIC cfo RICHARD ROTH MANAGEMENT INC. RR a1 Milverion, Ont. 5ttatftyrd NOK IMS (519) 273480 mense variety and quality of Cauadiar. literature is well worth celebrating The theme of the 1989 Festival is "lLve a book". In keeping with this theme, branches are displaying Canadian books and many are holding contests with quality. Canadian books as prizes. The Huron County Library is also hosting' two author visits. The Wingham Branch Library will host -award winning novelist Joan Barfoot, on Friday, April 21 at 12:15 and the Seaforth Branch Library wit, be visited by poet, publisher and radio host Sheila Martindale, on Monday, April 1' at 7 p.m. Both programs are free and everyone is most welcome. Refreshnnents will be provided. Bring your bag lunch to the Wunginue Library to hear Joan Barfoot one of Canada's best young rising novelists The library will provide tea, coffee and dessert Ms. Barfoots' first novel, Abra. wan the Books in Canada Award for First Novels Her second novel, Dancing in the Dark, was made into aecritically acclaimed film that represented Canada in the 1986 Cannes Film Festival. Her third novel, Duet for •Three was also well received by the critics. Ms. Barfoot is a native of Owen Sound and currently resides in London, Ontario where she is a reporter for the London Free Press Ms. Barfoot will be happy to answer ques- tions from aspiring writers and journalists, as well as reading some of her own work Sheila Martindale is a talented, versatile speaker and writer. In addition to having four books of poetry in pruit, she regularly writes book reviews, articles and editorials for magazines and newspapers, including the London Free Press. She has hosted a weekly radio program of poetry and literature called, Cabbages and Kings on C13SX FM radio for four years. She is poetry editor of Canadian Author and Bookman and is the founding editor and publisher of South Western Ontario Poetry, a producer of small_poetry chapbooks. Ms• Marti'ndale's ..knowledge of area poetry. and poets makes -her visit of special -relevance for local residents. Her expertise asa writer, editor.andpubiisher will also be of interest to ,aspiring local poets and .writers, ,p es of ublieations by Joan Barfoot ,an Shelia tit rtiidale .are available at the -host libi aaaes. foth programs.are sponsored by the:Hurpn-county Library and funded by °.the through the National Iluok,Festeval.