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The Huron Expositor, 1988-05-25, Page 9LEGION NEWS by Gordon Scott HE HURON EXPOSITOR, MAY 25, 1988 — 9A -TR .IAN L_E DISCOUNT. Seaforth Legion and auxiliary install officers The Seaforth -Legion activities at Branch 156 last week included the joint installation of officers of both Exeter and Seaforth Legions, and Amriliaries. This took place Saturday at the Branch with outgoing Presi- dent, James Watson chairing the meeting. The ladies auxiliary served a smorgasboard lunch. The new officers for 198889 are: Past President, James Watson; President, Mel Melanson; 1st Vice, Gord DeJong; 2nd Vice, rice Wilbee; 3rd Vice, Everett Felker; Sgt. At Arms, George Case; Secretary, Thelma Coombs; Treasurer, Don Eaton; Service Officer, Cleave Coombs; Chaplain, Frank Golding; P.R.O. Gord Scott and Pop- py Chairman, Bill Wilbee; Lynda Gridzak, Sports, and Betty Felker, Track and Field. The Executive Committee is Bill Wilbee, John Lansink, Henry Ziler, Allan Nicholson and Randy Dayman. The new executive is wished a very suc- cessful year; and thanks offered to past president Jim Watson for a job well done. The ladies had a very successful dinner on. Sunday, May 22. The Service Officer will be at the Branch June 7 at 12.30 p.m. Please contact Cleave Coombs for an appointment, PH. 527-1155. At the going down of the sun and in the morning we will remember them. LEGION EXECUTIVE INSTALLED - The Seaforth Legion Branch 156 executive was in- stalled Saturday night in a joint cerembny with Exeter. Members will hold two year terms and include: back, Randy Damon, Property and House; Gord DeJong, 1st Vice; Henry Ziler, 2nd Visiting; George Case, Sargeant -at -Arms; Al Nicholson, Membership; Don Eaton, Treasurer; Bill Wilbee, Property Chairman; Everett Felker, 3rd Vice; and John Lansink, Entertainment. Front, Major Frank Golding, Chaplain; Jim Watson, Past President; Mel Melanson, President; Thelma Coombs, Secretary and Cleave Coombs, Service Officer. Absent are Bruce Wilbee, 2nd Vice and Frank Phillips, Executive. Mcllwraith photo. AUXILIARY EXECUTIVE - The Executive of the Legion Ladies Auxiliary was installed Saturday night at the Seaforth Legion. Members are: Back, Thelma Coombs, Ex- ecutive; Barb Cook, Executive; Olive Little, Sargeant -at -Arms; and Annie Malcolm, Sports Officer0, I(ront, Mary Doig, 2nd Vice; Jane Case, 1st Vice; Eva Brown, President; Ann Wood, Past President and Peg Coombs, Secretary. Absent are Marg Ungarian, Barb Scott and Jean McNaughton. Mcllwraith photo. Maplewood residents enjoy new shrubbery This week residents of Maplewood Manor are admiring the view of the shrubs planted around the new patio. Everyone is anxious for the arrival of warmer weather to make use of their new sitting location. There was lots of action on Monday morn- ing when the Grade 11 students from the highschool came for a euchre tournament. Residents once again had a great deal of en- joyment from the visit. In the afternoon, cards were again in play when the bridge players got together. Tuesday residents spent the afternoon playing euchre and also bridge. As the in- door activities wind down for the summer, the residents will soon be participating in more day trips and outdoor pleasures. Wednesday –was a busy day for the residents of Maplewood. It began with the monthly residents meeting where bus trips and business matters were discussed. In the afternoon residents had a fire drill. Fire Chief George Garrick was in charge of the evacuation and congratulated everyone on their quick response. In the evening residents were entertained by the Rebekahs who came for a euchre party. The evening was a great success with six tables in play. Residents enjoyed the talents of Marion Rose, when she came to Maplewood to play the paino. Everyone enjoyed listening as she played many of their favorite songs. Dull, dreary weather prompted residents to stay inside in the afternoon to play a few games of euchre. Friday morning volunteer Gail Hills came to Maplewood to help some residents label summer clothing. Now the changeover from winter to summer clothing is taking place some new labelling has to be done. Bingo was the activity for Friday after- noon. Anne Downey came to call the numbers. Winners of Wintario tickets were Isa Staley, Anne Agar, and Anna Sherrin. Thank you to volunteer Anne Downey. Saturday morning the residents were hop- ing for sunshine. A bus took them to the Klompen Feest parade. Thank you to Anne Downey and Marj Maloney for accompany- ing the residents. On Thursday, June 16 there will be a day trip to Kincardine to the Bruce Nuclear Plant and the new greenhouse there. if any seniors in the community would like to go along please contact Fra Hook. Sincere dyffiipathylrex Hook. {,o the fami- ly of the late Ned Howell. Seaforth Manor residents model in fashion show Seaforth Manor residents had a few games of euchre amongst themselves last Monday. Tuesday was a big day, with Shinen's br- inging clothing in for the residents to shop. On Tuesday afternoon, Bea Foreman 6f Shinen's, put on a fashion show for the residents. Penny Caza, Gladys Ruston, Maxine Elliott, Edith Jessome, Sharon Wood and Yenny Dimaline modelled the pastel shades of summer. Door prizes, donated by Shinen's, were won by Cassie Nicholson, Jim Nolan and Ila Gardner. On Wednesday the Reverend Bill Barber replaced Reverend Sadlier for the worship service. On Thursaay afternoon Gladys Van Eg- mond, Wilson McCartney, Stan Hillen and Elgin Nott, played some old tyme music, which residents enjoyed dancing to. Refreshments followed. Bingo was played on Friday with Dave Netzke, Frank Smale, Dennis Arney, Marguerite Shill, Doris Smith, Ila Gardner, Annie Harrison, Elmer Bakscy, Margaret Smale and Mamie Ross the winners. PEOPLE Seaforth Manor welcomes Melvin Hulley to the home. He was visited by his daughter Jean Papple of Exeter. Leon and Ruth Ruscall of Winnipeg visited their uncle Bill Scott. Elsie Southgate visited Inez Spittal. Sj MAY 23rd TO JUNE 5th, 1988 Dlaparene 'Thick' 80's Plus 10 Bonus BABY WASH CLOTHS Shower To Shower, 225 g $69 DEODORANT BODY POWDER $99 New °Pert Plus, 300 mi. SHAMPOO or CONDITIONER Scope, 750 ml< MOUTHWASH Arrld, Aerosol, 200 mi. Plus 50 mi. Bonus ANTI-PERSPIRANT Bronztan, S.P.F. No, 4, 6, 8 or 15, 90 enl, Tube SUNTA LOTION: Stuart ouse 50° x 12°° FOILWRAP Raid House & Garden, 350 g. ii.BUG KILLER George and Theresa Simpson of London visited her mother Mary K. Ryan. Lois Hodgert visited her mother Annie Harrison. Gladys Van Egmond visited her mother Mabel Handy. Marjorie Maloney visisted her husband Harold. Lawrence Rayn visited his wife Marjorie. Beryl Nicholson visited Cassie Nicholson. Rose Altman and daughter Doreen were in to visit Dave and Eva Netzke. Brenda and Nelson and Trevor Jessome were in to visit Edith Jessome. Also visiting were Silby and John. Margaret Smale and Adrienne Hutcheson from the St. James Catholic Women's League, visited residents. County police forces get funding for enforcement initiatives Municipal police forces in Clinton, driving through increased enforcement Goderich and Wingham have received pro- and other measures. vincial funding for new impaired driving enforcement initiatives. In making the announcement on behalf of Solicitor General Joan Smith, Huron MPP Jack Riddell said the grants are part of a commitment by the Ontario govern- ment to reduce the incidences of impaired "The province is providing special one- time, conditional financial assistance for new or enhanced municipal police force impaired driving enforcement in- itiatives," said Mr. Riddell, who is Minister of Agriculture and Food. 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