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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-06-28, Page 3At THE HURON EXP )S 'OR, JUNE 28, 1989 — 3A Manor :staff, residents take pies in face The aroma of hot dogs and hamh"rgers lingered around last Monday as rt >.dents enjoyed their first barbecue of summer. In the afternoon several residents wr involved in pillow making. The initial stage of the craft is cutting or ripping foam, which was eagerly done. Tuesday morning residents and Gr 6T from the public school gathered to say farewell after a year of spending Tuesday mornings together. "Anything Gee,' Sundaes were served and musica tenement was provided by Sand:'. (piano), Rebecca Broome (piano nifer Siemon (piano) and Bra, Pryc (violin). Thanks to Mrs. Thomas and all the students - come and visit so, n : : In the afternoon residents played Bingo with Eva McCartney the caller. Big win- ners included: Dennis Arney, Bert Deichert, Marg Smale, Maria Goovaerts, Cassie Nicholson, Keitl, Herman, Jenny Hildebrand, Laurence Ryan (guest 1, Irene Ormand, Ila Gardner and Andrew Kirkconnell. Thanks also to volunteer Mary Nolan who assisted residents with their cards. Wednesday afternoon Rev. Sadlier led the weekly church service. Special thanks to Mr. and Mr. Mervyn Lobb, Mrs rlar- diner and Lola McGonigle fo thei,. musical addition and inspiratio'.:.. readings. Thursday brought about the manors first "Pies for Alzheimers" event. The following people were victims of pies thrown by volunteers, staff and residents: Turn to page 21 11L4til SWEET REVENGE - This fella took extreme pleasure in seeing that co-worker Bill Flanagan did not go short on pie last week, when the Seaforth Manor held their first "Pies for Alzheimers" event. Mctiwraith photo. 1T WILL BE A PLEASURE - Seaforth Manor resident Mabel Handy seemed to take great joy in placing a pie full of whipped cream smack dab onto the face of Resident Council President Pat Ryan. The pies in the face event, raised $90 for Alzheimer Disease research. Mcllwralth photo. •1 GOOD TOSS - Seaforth Manor resident lid Gardner lets go with a mighty toss that cat- ches volunteer Tracy Salverda in the side of the head. Manor residents, staff and volunteers participated in the first ever "Pies for Alzheimer's" event, and raised $90 in the process. Mcllwraith photo. DOUBTFUL TOSS - Ashley Flanagan needs a bit of persuasion from mom Marg, before she would smack her dad in the face with a whipped cream pie. Dad Bill was a good sport however, and helped the Seaforth Manor raise $90 for research into Alzheimer's Disease. Mcllwraith photo. SNEAK ATTACK - Seaforth Manor Director of Care Joanne Ryan made a sneak attack on Manor employee Bill Flanagan during the first ever "Pies for Alzheimers" event at the Manor Thursday. Mcllwraith photo. Canadian Tire under new ownership Seaforth Canadian Tire is under new ownership. Kevin Shay, a 17 -year veteran of the Cana- dian Tire corporation, purchased the from former owners Roger an Adams as his first Canadian Tire flue. Mr. Shay left the general manager's pe tion in a 28,000 square foot store in Tor to come and own 5,300 square feet of store Seaforth. "My own franchise is something I've always wanted," says Mr. Shay. "We're building a home in Egmondville, Mayor summoned Seaforth Mayor Hazel Hildebrand has been served a summons to appear before the Courthouse Square Court on Friday, July 7, 1989 at,3:52 p.m. She is charged with excessive promotion of the Town of Seaforth. Mayor Hildebrand will be represented by "Court" appointed legal counsel to assist her in pleading her case, but the chances are she will be convicted. Bail has been tentatively set at $125. and we'll be permanently located here as of A ,4th,' says Mr. Shay. The ,"we" rete:, •) to his wife and three children who are e nen' ;, ,ti" living in their home in Picker - 1..1 Owe.i;,gmondville home is ready. Sn"' first day at his new store was 14, and he has already begun some major equipment purchase . 4,13,000 four wheel alignment machine, and he will also,be getting a new inventory control ,mputer system in Febru' v. A move from Toronto to Seaforth is a pret- ty drastic change, but Mr. Shay grew up in the town of Peescott which has a population of 4,800. "So I'm happy to be back in a small town," he says. "I think we're going to enjoy Seaforth. The store is really nice -we're proud of the store and the staff. We're going to put a lot into Seaforth," says Mr. Shay. "We're look- ing forward to working with the community." turrt for excessive promotion ,, uld Mayor Hildebrand be unable to post bail when she appears before the presiding judge, she will be compelled to enter Jail and will be at the mercy of the general public at Courthouse Square, and the listeners of local radio stations and the viewing audience of local television sta- tions, to pay the $125 for her release. Failure to appear will result in the automatic doubling of this amount, with an all points bulletin issued for her apprehen- sion for the purpose of collecting this bail. Mayor Hildebrand is encouraged to have friends, business associates and relatives in attendance .when she appears at the Court House Square. Additional pledges will also be accepted, to either bail her out, or extend her stay in jail. Cash, personal cheque, VISA or Mastercard are accepted , forms of payments, and Mayor Hildebrand will be responsible for collecting her own pledges and delivering them to the "Court" at the time of her appearance., All bail money collected becomes the property of the Huron County Crime Stop- pers reward program. Tax receipts will be issued for all donations of $l0 and over. TWO OF A KIND - Seaforth Manor Administrator Ruth Hildebrand, left, and Director of Care, Joanne Ryan, had a rough go of it Thursday during a fundraising event for Alzheimer's Disease. The two good sports were given a supreme dousing in whipped cream during their participation in the Manor's "Pies for Alzheimers" event. Mcllwraith photo. FAREWELLS - The Studentsmt Beaforth•Public;Sphool said ;goodbye,to;prrflelRe "ary(:' eieWittlit a special,day,at'thteend oj,,the school year. Mr. Jewitt,wifl;be lnstrubtingiprin- 0031sgeed eadministrators•in Africa,next ,year.and ,will ,be taking ta one year ,Ieave;of aboonoe. SPS students receive awards Included in the Grade 8 graduation ceremonies at Seaforth Public School each year are award presentations to recognize some of the outstanding graduating students. This year's winners of the J.W. Talbot Merit geed, organ Murray and Sherri Bennett. The June Bouesey Public Speaking Award was -given ;to Matt McNichol and Michelle Murray. T'he'Edna Bell Award to the Most Improv- ed Student rin Language Arts was won by .Jeremy ;S Somerville, Vickie Doey and Shawna:McCa11. The John ,Jew Citizenship Award was takensbY Aat:b.J•,orrest, Brian Udlon..and Tnnr.'lattltert. 'Wlte?$firhWElatatt;Memorlallr de�v ,es Ofirl y r13rent ,AViittnore ,Ail SheU.$y And the Uotz . alatleeee Mtet(a0' CaatnpbeU went $43 Wed., June 28 6:30 p.m. — Midget Hardball game at High School 6:30 p.m. — Minor Soccer at Optimist Park 6:30 p.m. — Seaforth at Mite Boys, Winthrop 7:30 p.m. — Ladies' Soccer at Optimist 8:00 p.m. — Fitness Is Fun at S.D.C.C. 8:00 p.m. — Manly at Roadrunners, Winthrop 8:30 p.m. — Wildcats at Shadows 9:00 pan. — Bayfield Thunder vs. Seaforth Creamery at Lions Park 9:00 p.m. — Agricos at Good Times 9:30 p.m. — Eagles at Titans, Winthrop Thurs., June 29 8:30.9:30 a.m. — Fitness is Fun at S.D.C.C. Men's Ball Hockey at S.D.C.C. 6:30 p.m. — Monkton at Mite Girls, Winthrop 7:30 p.m. — Seehawks vs. Beachwood 8:00 p.m. — PeeWee Boys Practice 8:30 p,m. — Brewers vs. Topnotch 9:30,p,m. — Boliersmitn vs. Hogs 9:30 p.m. — Oilers at Warriors, Winthrop Fri., June 30 Victoria Park —Open House at the Legion all afternoon 9:30 (dark) — Giant Fireworks Display at the High School Food Booth will be available 7-10 p.m. — Rollerskating at S.D.C.C. Sat., July�p1 - CANADA DAY Mon., July 3 9:00 a.m. — Snoopyschool/Playschool/ Playground starts for children 12:10 p.m. — Aquefitness starts at the Lions Park 6:30 p.m. — Atwood at PeeWee Boys, Winthrop 8:00 p.m. — Atwood et Bantam Boys, Winthrop 9:30 p.m. — Mitchell at Masherettes, Winthrop Tues., July 4 8:30.9:30 aim. — Fitness is Fun at S.D.C.C. 6:30 p.m. — Seaforth at PeeWee Boys, Winthrop 7:00 p.m. — Ladles' Rec. Ball at Lions Park 8:00 p.m. — Slabtown at Bosleys Bruisers, Winthrop 9:30 p.m. — Brussels .at Bantam Boys, Winthrop 1':00 a.m.--:FlrernerieePan0ake :Breakfast at the'.fireball 12:00 ,noon _ Leisure Welk Poker Rally Starting at Victoria Park ,Prizee.to•be *Warded ,241 *.m. — Leglorr•RrutnbdadBenrice:at 1 t{fihtorle Park eepritioseellathe Perkedier the•Drt(rrleaarl V,e,M0 ppe thek10.w.Rereiy, tiees, in Wed., July 5 6:30 p.m. — Minor Soccer at Optimist Park 6:30 p,m. — Midget Hardball gems at Nigh School e3.6ppm• —Atwood at Mite Boys, Winthrop 7:30 p.m. — Ladies' .Soccer at Optlmi>it Park 7:30 p.m. -..cinch Generale vs. ,Walton .Brewers Ji 00 p,m• ,Aubyrn.et Warn:ewe, Winthrop 4,010 jean. —. i'tooao Is:Fun.at ,(004p.m. ,- udch Texaco Sooners ve. i30tttorth ar8; both at Lions Park e;aO;:P,,ttirt, — Seeetowri:at Titans, Winthrop