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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-04-27, Page 9Immo' Nimble footed step dancers entertain the residents at Seaforth Manor IR -Deafly fly THE HURON EXPOSITOR, APRIL 27, 1983 a-- A9 Seaforth, Manor ret - dents enjoyed the program under the direction of Mrs. Lila Storey and Donna MCLlwain last Tuesday eve- ning at Seaforth Manor. F-ay- tured during the program were the Cross Country square and step dancers whose nimble feet kept time to the caller. Their costumes of red and white were most colourful, Sheila Cook also stepdanced and the 3rd edi- tion. little girls brought smiles to many faces. One of the highlights was the family tree with grandmother, daughters and grandchildren all, dancing together. The country cowgirls also ata twu numbers. Vocal solos and a duet by Lori and Scott Jewitt were well received, accompanied at the piano by their mother. Mr. Sid Pearson thanked all who had participated. Re- freshments were then served. Marc Caron acted as M.C. and also accompanied on the mouth organ with Nelson Howe and Jack Storey on violins. On Monday afternoon at 1 p.m. residents had the oppor- tunity of attending the spring play at' Seaforth Public School, "Tom Sawyer.' when students from grades 5-8 did an excellent oertormance and Tont and Huck were most believable. Special thanks to the boys of Sheila Morton's class who assisted wheelchair residents to and from the school making it possible fora„ greater number to attend and enjoy this fine performance. The scenery and lighting added to the visual enjoyment of this fine old story. Bingo was held on. Friday afternoon . with thirty resi- dents in attendance. Winners were under the B - Mr. James Nolan, 1 -Mr. Charles Ross, N -Mrs. Doris Smith. G -Mrs. Marguerite Shill, O:Mr. Nelson Hall, 4 d Hart. Thursday ntternoon. Mrs. M. Cordick who has been Mrs. Lola McGonigle visit- ane er ed with Miss Ila Gardner. corners -Mr. Alfie Sykes an Mary BI h is Mr. Charles Ross, full house - Mr. Alfte Sykes, full house • Mrs. Ria Voogel,, Mr. Elmer Bakcsy, Sid Pearson and Penny Caza. 'Worship service was held on Wednesday afternoon with Rev. Archie Robertson in charge. Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Cobb of Clinton pro- vided special music for the service with Mrs. Lobb as accompanist. Friday morning Father Caruana held mass for all Catholic residents. Visiting with residents last Thursday afternoon were Mrs. James Slattery and Mrs. replacing Mrs. moved to another district. Mrs, Maxine Elliott ac- companied by Mrs. Betty McLean enjoyed an outing to Lueknow and Wingham. Maxine visited with her sister in Wingham and also her father in Lucknow Nursing Home. Mr. Arthur Woodcock and friend visited with Mr. Char- les Ross. Mrs. Lee Blancher of Nurs- ing Home Inspection Branch called at Seaforth Manor last Recipe of the week ORIENTAL SPINACH SALAD 1 tbsp. vinegar 1 tbsp. soy sauce -1/4 tsp. sugar 3 tbsp. oil 1 green onion with top, minced fine 6 cups torn spinach leaves 2 cups lettuce In salad bowl blend vinegar, soy sauce. and sugar. Stir in oil and onion. Add spinach. and cabbage. Toss lightly to coat. If desired, serve in cabbage -leaf lined bowl. Serve at once. ,Makes 4.6 servings. POWDERED 'SAVE $3.3O'i TIDE DETERGENT LIBBY'S PORKAND BEAN$ 14 OZ. TIN REG. 96' 99 2 Flop 0 12 litre box reg. 10.29 LIQUID PALMOLIVE DETERGENT Btion3 ARTS: John and Hilrita (Hoekstra) Arts welcome with love their daughter Robyn Lindsay. Born March 21, 1983 at South Huron Hospital. Exeter. Robyn's grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Arts of Seaforth and Mr. and Mrs. Pieter Hoekstra of Mitchell. MALONEY: Dan and Kim are pleased to announce the arrival of Erin Lynn on April 14. 1983 at St. Joseph's Hospital, London. A sister for Amy and Danielle. Proud grandparents are John and Mary Margaret Maloney, Seaforth and Archie and Mona Robinet of Baden, Ont. Mi IDINGER: Gerard and Glenda are pleased to an- nounce the birth of a son, Kristopher Gerard on April 11. 1983 in Stratford General Hospital, weighing 6 lbs. 4 oz. A little brother for Kevin. COLG1AtE TOOTH PASTE TOASTMASTER - HOTDOG HAMBURG ROLLS PKG. O.F 8 REG. 92' • VAN DYK — HUGILL i Leanne Michelle Hugill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leverne Hugill of RR2 Seaforth and Theodore Peter Van Dyk, son of Mrs. Margaret Van Dyk and the late Theodore Van Dyk of RR4 Sea(orth, were married at St. James' Roman Catholic Church in Seaforth do April 23. Sharon Pethick. RRl Seaforth was the maid of honour and the bridesmaids' were Lyn Hugill of RR2 Seaforth and Wilma Van Dyk, of RR4 Seafgrth. Michelle Henderson, of RR 1 Brucefield was the flowergiil and Michael Hugill, of RR1 Seaforth was the ringbearer. The groomsman was Steve Steinman of Walton while the ushers were Ken Van Dyk, of RR4 Seaforth and Bob Jansen of RR2 Seaforth. Fattier Caruana officiated. The reception took place at Seaforth and District Community Centres. After their wedding trip to. Wheels Inn. Chatham, the couple will reside at 73 North Main Street. Seaforth. (Photo by Phillips) HULLEY: Yvonne and Rich- ard are very proud to an- ........... nounce the safe arrival of '` — their second son Owen Gor- don, on Apri123, 1983. Proud grandparents are Bernice Hulley and Marie Muegge, a wee brother for Brandon. • -,:� 1 9 9. 1 LITRE , REG. 3.17' Save With THE RED PENCIL AT STAFFEN'S, the customer rim -merits ell Nems with the red petal This west us lebour tests which en passed directly te the costwmsr M the lore of Sewer Overall Food Prices. fee,perel. The rad pencil will see* yew Meret • F 0 R• 9 9 At .Staffen`s we have over 60 PUN.ADVERTISED IE y,„...didietediend IN ADDITION TO OUR ADVERTISED SPECIALS !3 LIQUID DOWNY Fabric Softener 99 3 litre reg. 5.35 SEAWAVE RED J LIBBY'S 19 OZ. REG. 1.13 SPAGHETTI, ZOODLES & ALPHA-GHETTI L 1 SOCKEYE SALMON 7 9 7.75 OZ, DELANEY: Don and Theresa are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter Jac- lyn Elizabeth on April 16, 1983. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jim Delaney and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cro- nin. TOWNSEND: Born to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Townsend (nee Mary Sills) on April 15. 1983 at Guelph General Hos- pital, a daughter Daphne Elizabeth Anne. A sister fot Ray and Michael. A grand- daughter for Mr. Frank Sills and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Townsend. ROBINSON: Ev and Sandy (nee Hulley) welcome with love Nicholas Everett, 8 lbs. 11 oz. born on April 23, 1983 at Stratford General Hospital. A wee brother for Becky Jo. Second grandchild for Bob and Marg Hulley, Winthrop and fourteenth grandchild for Ted Robinson, Huronview. DIEBOLD: Bob and 'Pamela of Egmondville, are pleased to announce the safe arrival of their son, Lee Benjamin, born April 19, 1983, weighing 7 lbs. 5 oz. at the Seaforth Community Hospital. A Title brother for Bevan and Tyler. 'Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cassidy of Pinkerton and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Diebold of Chepstow. Special thanks to Dr. Wong, Dr. Rodney and the nursing staff. .79 REGULAR CR BUTTERMALT REG. 1 .63 QUAKER M.UFFETS 19 PKG. OF 4 REG. 2.28 ZEST 189 HAND SOAP CURTIS—GROOTHUIS Rosemary, Groothuis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Groothuis of Seaforth and Stephen Curtis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Curtis of Kitchener were married in a double ring ceremony at St. James Roman Catholic Church in Seaforth on March 25. The matron of honour was Joanne Holland of Egmondville and the bridal attendants included Chris Ducharme of Kitchener, Lisa Curtis of Kitchener avid Deb Curtis of Calgary. Alberta. Amy Groothuis of Kitchener and - Krissy, Holland of Egmondville were flower girls. The groomsman was Scott Curtis from Kitchener and Jim Groothuis of Seaforth. Jeff Dahmer and Steve Weigel, both of Kitchener were ushers. Rev.. 1. C. Caruana officiated and Garry and Judy Groothuis provided the music. The reception was held at the Seaforth Legion Hall. After their wedding trip to the Barbados, the couple will reside in Kitgfiener•Hadden(Photo by ). LAST 3.,pAYS1.1. 37th deMffifi SALE ENDS SATURDAY, APRIL 30th WESTON'S 425 GM. REG. 1.99 ANGEL—I 59 CAKEj WESTON'S PKG. OF 8 REG. 1.39 CINNAMON BUNS 109 POWDERED R00GM9 COMET CLEANSER 2_°,,129 This is our "ONCE A YEAR CLEARANCE" Every itemin the store is REDUCED!! * WOMEN'S SHOES ---- '2.99, '9.99, '19.99, '24.99 * MEN'S SHOES ---- '12.99, '19.99, '26.99, '39.99 * CHILDREN'S SHOES---- '8.99 to '10.99 * WORK BOOTS---- SALE PRICED * MEN'S & BOYS' JOGGERS ---- '17.99 soon '1e.00 • STORE HOURS MONDAY to FRIDAY 9 n m to 9 p m SATURDAY 9 p .., r n 6 p .rf £V% OFF NEW SPRING STOCK LUGGAGE 1O% OFF NEW SPRING STOCK SHOES & PURSES pr,ce effec ti.,e r,ll clos,nq MONDAY AT 9 P M. FOOD MARK St. Marys • Mitchell PLEASE NOTE Advertising done by our St. More. Store may stiffer from Mitchell's. LIMITED th SHOE STORE MITCHELL 348-9951 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS TILL 9 P.M. A