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LUNCH BUFFET
STARTING NOVEMBER 1,1985
•Ham & Cheese Crepes
•Shepherd's Pie • Steak & Mushroom Pie
•Made daily fresh Shrimp Chowder
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Dinner Wed. -Sat. 5-8 p.m.
including Sunday Brunch
This
THURSDAY,
OCTOBER 31,
...join in on
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ANNUAL
HALLOWE'EN PARTY,
Prizes for
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Plan to attend!
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KNOW YOUR CANDIDATE
MARY ANN.DEMPSEY
BACKGROUND
•Mother of 2 children, presently in school system
•Graduate teacher
•Past volunteer at:
-Goderich Municipal Nursery School
-Queen Elizabeth School
-Robertson Memorial Public School
*Founder & Program Director of Goderich Children's Theatre
•Chairman of Education Committee of Huron County Pioneer Museum
•Past Beaver Leader in the Scouting Movement
OBJECTIVES
•Strong vocal representation
•Better communication between Parent, School &
School Board
•Policy standardization between schools
•Cost conscientious review & monitoring of Board's
Programs
•Quality assurance of new & old initiatives
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ISALES & SERVICE
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program any h re ifor ,Sen orS orf''
October 23 Jean SOMA And 'Irene Todd`
were in charge..., ,
Everett ant d neetr, cie Sperling visited the
Scandinavian, Contiies in the sprung. Many
beautiful slides of Denmark,;: Sweden, and
Oslo, Norway, were shown by Everett while
Beatrice gave an interestingentary.
Francis Schram and Audrey Kerr enter-
tained with several musical numbers on the
violin and piano during the evening. Audrey
Sprung gave two humorous readings -
"Bessie Foyle" by Robert Service and
"Hitler's Dream".
Irene Todd was the capable commentator
for an amusing fashion show. The im-
aginative creations were designed and
modelled by Vi Rutherford, Beulah Long,
Vera Margerm, Edith Argyle, Audrey Kerr,
Irene Sparks, Grace Bridle, Margaret
Jewell, Irene Young, Beatrice Sparling and
Barbara McWfdnnie. Joan Henwood was
pianist for this production.
Janet Kalbfleisch recalled the early steps
taken to form a Senior Citizens' Centre in
Goderich and reminded the audience of the
involvement and support of many people
since January 1979, making possible the of-
ficial opening of MacKay Centre on October
25, 198p. Throughout the five years since
then the support of the town, the Lions Club,
and many others has continued. At the pre-
sent time we have over 350 members.
Everett and Beatrice Sparling have been
October is an
The month of October has been very busy
and enjoyable for residents at Maitland
Manor.
On Friday, October 11 the residents and
staff enjoyed a traditional Thanksgiving
dinner, smorgasbord style. George
Dougherty helped to carve the turkey. The
staff held a draw for a turkey and the winner
was Jean Elliott, who is the hairdresser at
Maitland Manor.
The Annual Family Potluck Supper was
held on Thursday, October 18 at 6:00 p.m.
and everyone enjoyed a lovely meal with a
wide variety of dishes from which to choose.
On Thursday, October 17 some residents
attended the Seniors Communion Service at
St. Georges Anglican Church and the lunch
that followed.
On Friday, October 18 a number of
residents went to Art Bell's Fruit Farm to
watch a demonstration on cider -making.
After sampling the cider they went for a
drive through Benmiller to take in the fall
colours.
A good number of the residents have been
playing the Lions T.V. bingo on Monday
nights and there have been two winners so
.woa . ers.
planning !greeting w ch was ,
challred by Eileen Pahiier, w l+ s.1
of Hoderrb t that time. A Steering
> t was"formed. with; Ev 'ett' S�
Chairman. H.e also beva ie the Ciiurr naii'!)f
the first Board of Malnagemeat. ,Sitllcc
time.l oth he and Beatw?ce pave sei'vi �_
many ways. As a tokenof appreciatlo i NO,
their support and ylof fie several
travelogues they have brought" to' he
members Jean Schram presented to.;•the.
Sparlings an arrangement of tropical plant*
in a planter. Both Mr. and Mrs. Sparling
replied, thanking the members for the gift;,:
and expressing their feelings of pride and•
satisfaction in being able to contribute to the;
Centre's development.
Herb Bridle introduced the next item on;
the program. Throughout the five years;
since MacKay Centre opened as a Centre for;
Seniors, Bob Henry has taken pictures of;
many events. These slides were excellent;
pictures of those who took part and brought
back pleasant memories of happy and suc-
cessful occasions.
Russell Alton, Chairman of'- the Board,
read a letter from Jack Riddell, M.P.P. con-
gratulating
ongratulating members of MacKay Centre on:
their Fifth Anniversary. Mr. Alton also.
thanked the committee and those taking
part in the program and mentioned some'
upcoming events. The potluck luncheon and,
movie will be held on Nov. 1st at 12:30 p.m.
For inf •rmation. call MacKay Centre 4-6680.
active month
far: Irene Carter won $50.00 and Barbara
Carron won 4i.w.uu. Longratulations ladies!
The residents and staff will be enjoying
Octoberfest Celebrations on Wednesday,:
October 30, and then on Thursday, October;
31 will celebrate Hallowe'en. Mrs:
Freeman's morning Kindergarten class
from Robertson Public School will visit in
their Hallowe'en costumes. Each little ghost
and goblin will receive a treat while here.
A number of residents celebrated their
birthdays in October. They were Christina
Anderson, Lloyd Zinn, Verda Denomme, Dr.
Robert McCosh, Beatrice Payne and Katie
Heim. Thanks to Denonune's Flower Shop
for providing corsages and boutonniers for
our residents.
The residents are holding their annual
Christmas Bazaar on Saturday, November 2
from 2-4 p.m. Many craft items including
ceramics and knitting will be on sale. The
residents will be selling their own cookbook
to which staff and family • members con-
tributed recipes. There will be a raffle draw
for an afghan, ceramic Christmas tree and a
ceramic planter and plant. The staff will be
running a bake table with proceeds going to
the staff fund.
HOUSE TO HOUSE
Poppy Canvass
by members of LEGION Br. 109
Pride in oui Pair
faith in our Future
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3RD, 1985
1 PM To 4 PM
Your generous support of the legion poppy fund will be
much appreciated.
"LEST WE FORGET"
•Businessman 27 years
(Bluewater Cleaners)
• S years Recreation Board
• 9 year Planning Board
• S year Business Improve-
ment Area Board
VOTE
PETER McCAULEY
FOR COUNCILLOR
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