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The Huron Expositor, 1987-04-08, Page 18. ' Aid — THE HURON EXPOSITOR,' APRIL' -9, 1987. PLEASED WITH THE PURCHASE - Jason .VonEuw was pleased with.the selection of. toys • offered for sale at Saturday's rummage and bake sale, Jason picked up a See and Say game at the ' event, held et First Presbyterian Church, Seaforth. McIlwraith photo. • • CHECKING OUT THE CLOTHES at the rummage and bake -sale • held Saturday at First Presbyterian Church, Seaforth, Is Elgin Nott. Other people Interested In the items offered for sale • are Mrs, VonEuw and Steve Hussey. Mbllw,railh photo. .. • . Manor residents stuff animals In addition to .the regular activities at the were winners in bingo. Ellen Gould visited Alfie Sykes and they enjoyed a game of cribbage, mabel Clarke visited her father Erle Dov. He has since been admitted to the Seaforth Hospital and is wished a•speedy recovery, Helen Nicholson and grandchildren were in to visit Cassie Nicholson, Also In to With Cassie washer son Ross and his Wife Lillian, Hilda Austin was in to visit Catherine Austin and Frank Smale.• Rose and•Pat Altman.visited her parents, Dave and Eva Netzke, •. Barb Alexander visited her mother Cassie Nicholson. Marjorie Maloney visited husband Harold Maloney. Ted and Margaret Bezzo, from Clinton, and Captain Wenchsley Johnstone of Goderich visited Lucy Bezzo, Seaforth Manor this week residents spent . On Saturday morning there was a resident one morning making stuffed animals, . council meeting. ' On • Monday, as usual, residents went . ABOUT PEOPLE • . bowling at the Starlight Lanes. The winner - - Jack Ryan visited his cousin Mary Ryan. was Lawrence Young. • . Anne Downey visited her brother. Joseph On Tuesday students from• the public Downey on the occasion of his birthday. school helped other residents participate In the wheelchair bowling at the Manor. In the afternoon the Ministry of Health showed slides and discussed aids with the staff. Films were shown on -Wednesday after- noon and on Thursday morning residents took part in exercises for fun and fitness., • On Thursday afternoon the men played euchre while the ladies cared for the flowers they are nurturing for their plant sale. On Friday afternoon Harold Walsh, DAve Netzke,. Eva Netzke, Alfie Sykes, Bill -Con- nolly, Dennis Arney, and Alfie Sykes again, Leo O'Sullivan went to St. Columban with his family for a day. . Bill and Janice Morris and Josie and Lynn Nigh visited with Helen Morris. • Mary Lamont visited Kelly Lamont. Charlie Geddes visited his wife Carol. Audrey Cameron and daughter Ann and Paul Boshart and family visited Verda. Cameron. Cassis Nicholson was out to son Harold and Beryl Nicholson's home for supper. . Gladys Ruston went to Stratford for allay with her family. Maplewood • residents .participate in test It was a pleasant week at Maplewood -Manor with residents participating in a variety of activities including "a sprinkler system test" on April 1. Monday afternoon Pete Tremeer went bowling with the usual group. Tuesday morning residents joined Deb Melady and Glen Rose for exercises. Barb Dale, a physiotherapist was also in atten- dance. Her presence is appreciated as is her contribution of helpful hints. Residents spent Tuesday afternoon play- ing euchre. Bill and Dorothy Papule were guests who came to Maplewood to play euchre as well. Mary Chapple and Anne Downey were the volunteers who helped. The door prize was won by Gertio Taylor; Wednesday started off with staff and, residents having a good laugh, Flowered rain hats had been distributed to all residents with instructions to please wear them in the dining room as. the sprinkler'. system was being tested. Everyone was a good sport and donned the bonnets. When the door bell rang during breakfast a few folks wondered if perhaps the serviceman had arrived to do the test. However it was an April, Fool's joke contrived. by Frances• Breen. On Wednesday morning Pastor Archie More than - w moi on your mind? THE ORIGINAL CUB CADET TRACTOR WITH MOWERS START AT $255500 25 NEW UNITS JUST ARRIVED EARLY TR ODER BONUS An Extra $'tQ00 OFF Up To • 'tn A rlt cuheitelet Power Equipment SWORN 56 Robertson and members of his congregation came to Maplewood for the worship service. His visits are always appreciated. • Wednesday night residents played Lions TV Bingo in the common room. The volunteer helpers, Anne Downey and Marl - Maloney, were brought to Maplewood by Junior Farmer Lynda Feagan. Marl Maloney was lucky and won the prize for having the card With numbers closest to a bingo. Lunch was served following bingo and everyone enjoyed the pleasant evening. On Thursday morning the students of SDHS were once again welcome visitors for the residents. Many spent the hour playing cards or talkirig about mutual Interests. Two of the students are learning how to crochet. Jean Johns, who crochets. beautifully, is giving them instructions. . !Friday afternoon Gail Hills was at Maple wood to show movies. The two movies shown were excellent, The first one, called the Juggler was about a blind child and the second was about mountain goats. With an intermission for snacks and chatting, the afternoon went by very quickly, VISITORS IN MAPLEWOOD Mr. and Mrs, Ed Johns' visitors were Mrs. Wesley Roe, Mrs, Ken Wood, Mrs. Chris Sutter, Jack and Ruth Rose. Helen Dallas' visitors were Donald Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. W. Dallas, Preston Dallas, Sheila Dallas and friends, Ray Dallas and friend and Bill Db Jong and friend. •. Elva and John Pullman's visitors were family. May Habkirk's visitors were Les and Jane Habkfrk, Jackie and Mel Milanson, Tanuny and Libby Wilson. - Agnes. Hunter's . visitors were Mr. and Mrs. John Shea. Charles Bemister's visitors were Gordon and Laura HoggartMr. Prudum, Marg Wright and Ruth and Jake Cummings. Anne Henderson's visitors were her family. Mr. Rowat's visitors were Mr. and Mrs. B. Rowat of Ottawa; Jim Uowat and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Richardson. Rdss Scott's visitors were Clare Reith, Gordon Wright, Aldie Mustard, • M. and Mrs. Fred Boyce, Mrs. Frankie Ball, Mrs, K.A. Scott and Ray Brock. Gertie Taylor's visitors were Dorothy Williamson, Clarence Taylor and family. Edna Lloyd and Anna Sherrin's visitors were Mt:, and Mrs, Davis and Mr, and Mrs. Rock. 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