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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-05-17, Page 9a THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MAY 17, 1989 -- S1� HOSPITAL MONIES - John Bennett, chairman of the Property Committee of the Seaforth and District Curling .Club, presents Marlen Vincent, Chairman of the Fundrais- ing Committee for the Seaforth Community Hospital, with a cheque for $425. This represents 10 per cent of theprofit from the curling club's recent cash draw. Mcllwraith photo. Maplewood This week the highlight at Maplewood was the step dancing show on Wednesday even- ing organized by Sherri McCall. On Tuesday afternoon four tables were in action with the card game euchre. Besides the actual game, it's a good chance to visit and have some fun. Wednesday afternoon Rev. Greg Gilson tfrrtun 4t- ; Who Rican Chureh con- •Itiuctetl9fthe-Tnttnisterldl,«service 'in +the rupstairs lounge. Thank you to Minna Scott for playing thepiano forthe service. And -Wednesday evening Sherri McCall's step.dancingstudents presented a delightful program. The students not only step danced but played the piano, the violin or sang. The performers ranged in ages from 6 to 15. Those who participated were Janice Mc- Callum, ,Kelly Ann McDonald, Christine Devereaux, Brent, Brad and Theresa PORTION OF EARNINGS - Gordon Pryce, President of the Seaforth and District Curl- ing Club, presents Ruth Hildebrand, Administrator of the Seaforth Manor, with a che- que for $425. The cheque represents a percentage of the proceeds earned recently in the curling club's cash draw. The money is going to the Resident's Quality Care Fund of the Seaforth Manor. Mcllwraith photo. Manor residents send .best wishes to departing activities coordinator Residents of Seaforth Manor welcomed Carol Carter on Monday afternoon for her monthly sing -a -long. Everyone enjoyed the singing and here piano solos. On Tuesday morning Grade 6 volunteers visited with a few of the residents. Checkers were of key interest! The weekly church service was held on Wednesday afternoon with Rev. 'Glen Sadlier of the Bethel Bible Church. This Week was extra special because Rev. Sadlier's wife, Ruth, played the piano and their children were also a part of the ser- vice. A special thanks to Mrs. Norris and Mrs. Gardiner who provided an afternoon snack of "homemade goodies". Mrs. Gar- diner also read an inspirational poem. residents enjoy dancing Pryce, Caroli and Marcy McCall, Lindsey Anderson, Laura McKereher, Christa Mur- ray, Jason Dalton, Lindsey Devereaux, Lee Anne McDonald and Tanya Eckert. We will be sure to watch CKCO TV on September 16 and 30.when some of these young people will be on a talent show. Thank you again to Sherri and her students. It was a very ap- preciative .crowd that watched the;perfor- mance_attd will::look:'forarprd to'theit return next year. On Wednesday evening as well, the avid bingo players were gathered in front of the TV for. Lion's TV Bingo. Thank you to Anne Downey and MarjA, Maloney for their assistance: Thursday morning Carole Carter. provid- ed the musical entertaimnent. She .played all the favorite and requested tunes. Everyone gets into the spirit of the music and joins in by singing along. On Friday afternoon, Ruth Bock called the numbers for the Maplewood Bingo. The winners this week were Olive Traviss, Mary Sharp and Willy Tremeer each winning one game and Ed John winning two games. The students from Mrs. Hoelscher's Grade 6 and 7 class who come Tuesday and Thursday morrnriwnpggs area tremendous .help. "Their enthusiasm':letiefits the residents and staff in many varied ways and it is indeed nice to have them visit. A special thank you to Laura Toll whose thoughtful donation was usedto purchase a portable whirlpool for the residents. The whirlpool is providing a luxury that residents will all enjoy. Welcome back to May Habkirk after being in Seaforth 'Community Hospital and to Ed John who had a brief stay in Clinton Com- munity Hospital. 'Crime Stoppers program has new coordinator Facing its second year in operation in -Huron county, some changes are being made to the Huron County Crime Stoppers program. Constable 'Wayne Moulton, a 24 year veteran with,the Goderich Ontario Provin- cial Police detachment, has taken over as Crime Stoppers co-ordinator. Constable Moulton replaces Constable Jeff Sabin who organized Crime Stoppers in the county, and is now moving on to a community based :policing assignment. The Crime Stoppers office has bee, relocated -from the 'Clinton Police Depart menttotheGouerichOPPdetachment . Thi ;gives Constable Moulton access to (Canadian Police ,Information Cents e), a police computer information system, and in- sures' that there will be an officer available to answer Crime Stoppers calls at all times. 'Reviewing "Crime Stoppers' success to date in :Huron, Constable Moulton notes there have been 74 Zartistantiater1 calls 2,4 cases ;solved, and .12 arrests made as a result of the program. $15;000 in stolen pro - Pert' has beensecovered, and $222 in illegal drugs confiscated. The program has paid out$575:in rewardmone: "That's'23 cases that likely wouldn't.have beensolvedatallifnot for fjrimeStoppers," .s aysiConstable.sMoltlton: "Considering our p?pttlatiorthase'we;vetlone very favorably inwthe,3past year. 'The:program is working, (there's 11°4 ubtabout'hat." Constable Moulton noted the. majority of ipeople .who ^al} Crime .Stoppers are " eitizenss'tyho want to bettertheir communi- -,ty,".ou'dldon'task. for.aXreward. Elmer Bakscy, Maria Goovaerts,Mamie Ross and Pat Ryan enjoyed a delicious meal at the Northsdie Luncheon on Wednesday afternoon. Volunteer Doreen Kelly assisted with the outing. The highlight of Thursday was the after- noon euchre with the volunteer ladies. Lucky winners were: mens high - Pat Ryan, ladies high - Edith Salo, lone hands - Ed Dunn, mens low - Frank Smale and ladies low - Doris Smith. Special thanks to Mary Nolan who supplied a lovely sandwich tray and to Doreen Kelly for donating the prizes. Friday afternoon residents and staff gathered to send best wishes to Darlene Friesen, Activity Coordinator as she ven- tures off to Markham, Ontario. Lily Bindle celebrated her birthday on May 9. Get well wishes are extended to Madeline Slattery, Cassie Nicholson, Lew Kirkby and Norma ,Jeffery. Thought of the Week: Your expression is the most important thing you can wear. TOWNSEND FARM SUPPLY — WALTON -- Purina livestock Chows 1 . Supplies Health Products tl, 'Pet 'Foods BERGSales - Service installation Free Estimates •Barn Cleaners • Stabling • •Bunk Feeders Donald G. 'Ives R:R. 2 Blyth Brussels118749024 McMaster Siemon INSURANCE BROKERS INC. Auto • Home • Farm Branch Manager BILL (WM.) SIEMON COMMERCIAL & LIFT INSURANCE P.O BOX 488 Call Collect 68 Ontario Rd nus 348-9150 MITCHELL. Ont 348.9817 THE SEAFORTH SPORTSMEN'S CLUB would like to say THANK ANK YOU to the following sponsors for their assistance in making our TROUT DERBY such a success Archie's Sunoco Brian Nuhn Erie Huron Beverages Pizza Train Seaforth Lions Club Pathfinder Beverages Commercial Hotel Bank of Commerce Frito Lay Hostess Food Canadian Tire Dave Headley Rainbow Trout Hatchery Ted :& Emma Vander W,ouden :& family •WHOLESALE •Phone 482-3020 •RETAIL• Farm Market - Garden Centre - Nursery = Greenhouses Our 9 Greenhouses are full of Growing ✓beautiful hanging baskets ,-,colorful annual bedding plants ,,,brilliant geraniums ✓striking tuberous begonias ,--over TOD varieties of perennials ✓our green house tomatoes and English cucumbers are ready .,-,asparagus = our own now available 4Elluron ►oto ideas - all 'biome Grown' OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK A8ade,lch Tstephone R. Golf Course E-EM� FARM Huron Courcy *13 vBsyRsid Clinton 527-0240 ®0240 WILL :BE CLOSED MONDAY MAY 22 in order that the friendly Expositor crew may enjoy the long weekendmith family and friends, The HuronExpositor will be closed on Monday, May 22nd. CRIME STOPPERS were in Seaforth,thls,week to,broadpast:a break anel,enter,atthe Seaforth Community -Hospital addition. Thieves stole.. a fan, drywall $prerks,;lnsulation, a system • to.tiethe.addition fire.alarm to the rest of'the hospital's fire alarm systemand a nurse's•Fallstation»electronic system, Seen'here Ie. -Constable Wayne Moulton of the :G.oderich 'OPP who ,will be -the new Crime Stoppers lsiordinator, and .CKNX cameraman Dien Creamer. Corbett;phgto. REOPJJE SERVING ,EO 1J E. xkORM is pleased t.e all 411 Quririco bile c9pe iaag of his •Office .;tor t ie, ractise- f haw inaissociatian :wash 'Filar :iA. 3ameron EADLINES ADVANCE TO FRIDAY, MAY 19 4, f :�,: p.m. 111T�e Pref a 4is' to, be Amami as CORNISH '► `+ 4i8 °aa o. treet, lir o a .a�►tet.N < i 'T of a :4191. 10 f'aa ,t %619) 0. * 9 `Thank you for your cl -cparatlon. Have ASafe y HOijd; ij t }c,bsexQ