The Huron Expositor, 1987-06-03, Page 15A 1 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JUNE 3, 1987
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GRACEFUL EXERCISE ; Margo VanderHart led participants in ' known as Margaret Morris movements. As strenuous as the•
Thursday's "Dance for Heart" through a series of movements aerobics that preceded It, the movement represented a more
graceful way of ekercising. McIlwraith photo.
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Maplewood residents enjoy tour of. Stratford
•This week at Maplewood Manor residents
enjoyed the "summer-like" weather with a
trip to Stratford's parks. •
•Monday afternoon it was back to bowling
as usual at Starlight • Lanes for Pete
Tremeer and Edgar Allan..
Monday -evening residents were guests at
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a piano recital held at Maplewood, Brenda
DeJong and Linda • DeJong very kindly in-
vited all of us to attend the recital put on by
their students. Along with .family• and
friends we were an appreciative audience. A
luneh, of squares prepared- by •Brenda and •
Maplewood Manor, was served after the
' recital. Residents look forward to future
recitals. ,
On Tuesday morning, although weather
looked a little threatening, a group of 16 peo-
ple left Maplewood for a planned trier of
Stratford. George Yates of Clinton drove the
vah and volunteers Anne Downey and Marj
Maloney and staff member Frances Breen
went aswell. The tour guide was ' Betty
Larksworthy -and she expertly directed
residents around Stratford and explained all
.about Stratford's 'historical buildings,
homes and the three beautiful parks., There
was a walking tour of two of the parks. A
picnic lunch in the Kiwanis Community Cen-
tre was delicious. The weather cooperated
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and it was -a lovely day. "
- Wednesday morning Deb Melady and
Glen Rose offered exercises to the residents.
That morning part of it included a fresh air
;stroll. John Pullman particularly enjoyed:
:looking at and talking about Glen's motercy-
, cle: Afterwards the exercising- continued
'with a game of bean .bagtoss. ,
At 11 Lin: Wednesday morning Rev. Van
Slyke conducted the morning worship ser,
vice. Members of the congregation were
with him and provided musical
accompaniment. . - •
Wednesday afternocin Maplewood
welcomed the Huron County Bfealth Unit for
foot care. It is a service that is greatly ap-
preciated and residents thank the nurses for
the kindness and attention they gave to each
person. They were pleased to see such a
good turn out from the conaniunity.
Thursday . afternoon Drusilla Leitch
helped residents stay fit with a variety. of ex-
ercises in her fitness class.. The musical
, background "Summer Place" was ap-
propriate as it certainly seemed like sum-
mer outside.
Friday' morning students from S.D.H.S.
came for their weekly visit., Residents- are
going to miss the students' regular visits as
school draws to a close -but know there will
Seaforth Manor r
• Seaforth Manor residents went bowling or.
Monday. The Winner was Lawrence Young.
On Tuesday there were exercises, done
• with residents. They missed their volunteer
school students who help with wheelchair
bowling.
'The afternoon was spent watching Otto
•the Zoo Gorilla and Return of the Winged
Giant Geese. Everyone enjoyed the films.
Wednesday afternoon Rev: and Mrs. Jim
Van Slyke came for the worship service.
Grace Smith accompanied on the piano and
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Robertson helped with the
singing.
Thursday afternoon euchre was played
with the help of volunteers. Maplewood
Manor residents were guests . Six tables
were in play and special guest was Father
McQuaid who joined in to play with
residents. Winners . were High lady,
Margaret Smale; Ladies lone hand, Lucy
Bezzo and Consolation Ila Gardner. Mens
high, Elmer Baksey; Lone hand, Frank
Smale and Consolation, Father McQuaid.
The final euchre of the season will be June
11 at 2 p.m.
Patrick Ryan extended a -thank you to
Mary Nolan, Margaret Lane and Anne
Downey for a lovely lunch and prizes.
Friday morning five high school students
visited residents to play games and to help
with letter writing or whatever.
In the afternoon residents had a few
games of bingo.
Thursday morning at 11 a.m. Les
Leonhardt, who is retiring, was asked to
come join in with residents for a presenta-
tion, followed by cake and ice cream. We all
wish Les a happy retirement. He is going to „
be missed.
PERSONA'S
Pat Ryan and Len Bloomfield attended
the Egmondeille church sup* ' with
Laverne Nigh.
Father McQuaid visited friends at the
Manor,
Marj Maloney visited husband, Harold
Maloney.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Lamont, Goderich, and
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Riley of Mactier visited
Kelly Lamont.
Barb Alexander visited Cassie NicholSon.
Mary K. Ryan was out for a day with her
daughter, Theresa and husband.
Hector and Sandra Vert Tillsoriburg,
were in to see Carol Geddes.
Mrs. Haste was in to visit Mamie Ross.
Verda Cameron was out with her
daughter-in-law to Linda Wilson's wedding.
She had a nice time and met a lot of old
friends.
be visits from them over the summer
months., '
Maplewood •welcomes Addie McKenzie
from Clinton for a week's vacation stay, Ed.
Anderson for a convalescent stay and Isa
Stanley as a resident Isa was assisted in her
move by daughter and son-in-law.
Visitors this week were:
' Pete Tremeer and Willy Tremeer's
visitor's were Jeff Tremeer, Vicki Tremeer
and Ernie Whitehouse.
Helen Dallas' visitors were Hazel Mc-
Conigal and sister Madeline, Mr. and Mrs.
Gord DeJong, Bill DeJong and friend, Mr.
and Mrs, Bill Dallas, Mr. and Mrs. Preston
Dallas.
May Habkirk had visits form her family
THIS WEEK'S FEATURE .
'Specials in effect Thurs.,. Fri., Sat., June 4, 6;' 6 (While Supplies Last)
SOFT• . .
DINNER
ROLLS DOZ. m
DELICIOUS
CARROT.
MUFFINS 6's
FANCY
LEMON
TARTS 6,
20 OZ. SLICED
WHITE
BREAD
y uur kaiser rolls, orange
twist, and. carrot
*We have a wide variety
of Delicious donuts!
*Tasty Nu Bread - Always
Fresh!
THAT.HOMEIVIADE _TASTE'
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Tasty Nu Store
Only
A WIDE VARIETY.
O OF CANADIAN
AND IMPORTED
CHEESES
FRESH OFF THE BLOCK
MOZZARELLA
LB,
OLD CHEDDAR_
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We .have cheese plates
and gift baskets
.made to order.
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• and Jean Simpson and.Kathleen CuthilL - •
-. Ur/a and -John Pullman's visitors were h42r. -40,gotaz,444,44,12:1144LY-01,gm,, oplithe
Marion Penman; Fran . Kinsmae, Betty 0"":. • • '' ' - ' •
McLean and Gord Pullman. .•
Etbel Saliows visitors were Joan :falba,.
Margaret, .daughter-in-law, Mrs. Dickey,. •
Arlette and Irene•Good. - •
Jean Johns -and Ed Johns' visitors were
Mr; and Mrs. Glen McKnight, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Tyndal, Violet Broadfoot ' and
Caroline Wood.
Elsie Shaddick's visitors were Mr. and
Mrs. Clare Vincent and' Bev. Shaddick.
it from students
esidents miss. vis
Albert Wbizard of Grace Bay, N.S. visited
Dave and Eva Netzke. He.had not seen them
for Over 40 years. He had been in the -war '
with David.
Mary Marg Maloney visited her mother
Mary K. Ryan.
Robert and Evelyn Cook visited with her
mother Lucy Bezzo.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Nicholson visited
Cassie Nicholson and Verda Cameron and
treated therirto ie cream sundaes.
Jim -Kelly visited around- With residents:
L. Sills visited _ with Mrs. Slattery.
Lucy Bezzo was visited . by son Bill and
wife Doris of Stratford, son John of Clinton
• and great-grandson Pat Nigh. ,
, -Residents would like to thank the S'eaforth
band for playing.outside. It was too cold for
them to go out so they opened windows and
listened. • •
PIANO TUNING "
• REPAIRS • REBUILDING
• KEYS RECOVERED
• DAMPP CHASERS
• REGULATING
• BENCHES
BRUCE
PULSIPER
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MPP HURON -MIDDLESEX
CONStITUENCY OFFICES:
EXettit ..........235-0170
OODEItICR 4442,114411.4.124,44114
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CURIOUS COW - A curious cow pokes his nose at one of the children from the
Seaforth and District Preschool Learning Centre who was among those visiting
Eckert's Dairy Farm Friday. The visit was part of the Centre's study of fatm life and
farm animals. Blake photO.
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ANNUAL MEETING
Wingham & District Hospital Corporation
Notice is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of the Wingham and District
HoSpital Corporation will be held in the Nursing Assistants Training Centre,
Catherine St., Wingham, Ontario on Thursday, June 18, 1987, at the hour of
eight O'clock p.m., for consideration and confirmation of changes to Ad-
ministrative Bylaws 2(d) line 6, 12(a) and 40(d); for the election of Governors;
for the appointment of Auditors; and for the „transaction of such other things
as may properly come before the meeting.
Copies of the proposed Bylaw changes, The Annual Report and Hospital finan
dal Statements may be obtained at the front desk of the Wingham and District
Hospital prior to three o'clock p.m., Thursday, June 18, 1987. •
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Membership granting voting privileges may be purch-ased at the front desk
Of the hospital for one dollar ($1.00) prior to five o'clock p.m., Wednesday, June
3, 1987. No membership Old after that tine, on that date, witqrititle the put
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chaser to a vote.
Dated at Wingham, Ontario, this fifteenth day of May, 1987.
By Order of the Beard of Governors.
NA: Hayes,
Secretary.
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