The Huron Expositor, 1987-10-14, Page 1212A — THE HURON EXPOSITOR OCTOBER 14, 1987
Balloon release Saturday at 10a.m.
Trained Homemakers of Town and Coun-
try Homemakers in Huron County and
across the province will . celebrate more
than 50 years of providing Homemaking ser-
vices to ill; handicapped and frail elderly
Persons during Visiting Homemakers Week,
October 18 - 24. The week has been declared
by the Legislative Assembly of the Province
of Ontario in honour of the many and varied
services provided by approximately 6,000
Homemakers who work 'out of 51 not,for-
profit, community-based agencies across
Ontario.
Homemakers, provide a wide range of ser-
vices that enable young and older clients to
remain living in their own homes and avoid
or -delay -institutionalization, -The -strength --
of the 'Homemaking service is bound up in
the value most people place on living in. a
'home of one's own' where one can feel in-
dependent, useful and secure," says Jean
Young, chairman of the Ontario Association
of Visiting Homemaker Services (OAVHS).
• Homemaker services are determined by
individual client needs and niayinclude per-
sonal care, light exercise, emotional sup-
port, household tasks and assisting with
client contact to other community services
such as Meals on Wheels.
Unlike housekeepers, ' Homemakers
'• receive skills training from agency and
community professionals on topics such as
aging and attitudes, body mechanics and
Algheimer's Disease. In addition, a 120 -hour
training program is currently being offered
by 19 community colleges m the province.
Such training enables Homemakers to pro-
vide services sudh as nutritional counsel
ing, home management and personal,
palliativerand_child_care
Perhaps the most distinctive quality at-
tributed to Homemakers is their reputation'
for bringing more to their work than skills.
Individuals and families who have received
Homemaker, services speak of
Homemakers as caring individuals who are
-able to 'hake. an important difference .in
home life. Often, Homemakers can alleviate
the stress that may accompany unexpected
or long-term illness in a family. For frail
elderly persons who live alone, a
liomemAker may be the only visitor of the
day, *no along with doing household chores
and assembling a meal that can be cooked
later, provides important hours of conversa-
tion and company. For parents who are
recovering from an illness, Homemakers
can provide the necessary child care that
- allows the parent time to rest and
recuperate.
By bringing their valuable services
wherever they: are needed, Homemakers
can indeed, make -a difference
There will be a "Balloon Releasing
Ceremony on Saturday, October 17 at 10
a.m. at the corner Of Main and Gouvenlock
Street to kick off celebrations to honor
Homemakers in Huron County.
Manor celebrates Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving was celebrated at Seaforth Margaret Smale. • •fined there is Alfie S kes.. • We w ish hi
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Manor over the weekend with, a -traditional
Thanksgiving dinner and decor, On Friday
afternoon the front foyer and hall were gaily
--decorated-with-autumn-leaves--and-garden--
produce for the occasion. Ruth Nolan did the
arranging and Mary Finlayson assisted.
Friday afternoon mass was conducted .
with Father C. Caruana of St. James
Catholic Church in charge. Eleven residents
and one visitor were in•attendance.
On Thursday euchre with volunteers was
held with four tables of euchre in play. Win-
ners for the day were: ladies high Ila Gar-
diner and lime hands Margaret Smale.
Men's high was Ed Dunn and lone hands
Elmer Bakcsy. Consolation prizes went to
Casie Nicholson and James Nolan.
Wednesday's worship service was held at
2 p.m. with Rev. Gibson of St. Thomas
Anglican Church in charge.
Friday morning the ladies were busy pick-
ing huckleberries off the branches and next
Thursday they will be having a baking class
and making huckleberry tarts for the dinner
menu. They did such a good job of stemming
the berries that they have been asked to' do
some for another party. When asked If they
would Edith Salo said "Willingly".
Bingo was field on Friday morning and
lucky winners were Ila Gardner (2) Wilma
Brill, Frank Smale, Elmer Bakcsy,
Margaret Smale and, Edith Salo. The films
shown on Tuesday were Western Canada
and the life of "Stomping Tom Connors".
PERSONALS
• Belle Roberton visited with Norma
Jeffrey.
Jack and Doreen Fisher from Vancouver,
B.C. and Vera Glazier of Clinton visited
Monday with Cassie Nicholson. Doreen
Fisher is a cousin of Cassie's late husband
Art.
Visiting with Bill Scott were his niece
Dorden Scott of Brucefield and his wife
Isabel.
Lillian Bernard visited her father Robert
McClure.
Visiting with Mary K. Ryan were
Geraldine Wilson and Anne, also daughter
Mary Margaret Maloney.
Visiting with Helen Morris were her sister
Genevieve Brown of Kinkora also son Bill
and his wife Janice.
Doreen Kelly visited with her mother
Catherine Austin, also with Mamie Rossancl
y
• Marjorie Maloney visited with husband speedy recovery.
Harold..
James Nolan was visited by his wife Mary Birthday Greetings op Friday to one of
-also-K-athjeen -and-Alf-MeManus-of-Toronto._.Aeaforth Manor's popular residents Lennie
• • Wilson Blanchard, Madeline Slattery and
Leo O'Sullivan have all returned from
Seaforth Community Hospital but still con-
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day, Octoher 4 by Father Andrew Sipek at
St. Columban Catholic Church. Qwen's god-
parents are Neil and Glenda Murray.
Guests attending the ceremony and din-
ner with Gerry and Nancy were Lou and Pat.
O'Reilly of Seaforth, Marion Hulley and
friend of Seaforth, Debbie Melady of Toron-
to, Sean and Brian Melady, Meagan and
Gerard O'Reilly, Neil and Glenda Murray,
Bradley, Mandy and Leanne and Father.
Sipek and Joe.
GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY
Congratulations are extended to Steve and
Agnes Murray who celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary on Saturday, October
10. A special anniversary mass was held in,
St. Columban Church with Father Sipek of-
ficiatirfg. During the mass a pair of wooden
candlesticks for the • altar, made and
donated by Steve and Agnes, were blessed
and the couple received a framed papal
blessing.
A dinner and open reception was held
following the mass at the Brodhagen Com-
munity Hall.
Steve is the son of the late Louise (Eckert)
and John Murray. Agnes is the daughter of
the late Louisa (Ryan) and John Delaney:
Steve and. Agnes were married October 9,
Bloomfield.Jackie Racho has been on vaca-
tion this past week and Laura Barizer was in
charge of activities. .
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The 'entire wedding party from 50 years
ago attended the'celebration. They included
Mrs. Bridget (Delaney) Plue the maid of
honour, Raymond Murray, the best man,
Vincent Murray and Joe Delaney, the
ushers, and Jack Cleary was the altar boy.
Agnes and Steve have a family of four
sons and they were present with them. Bob
and Shirley of Stratford, Paul and Linda,
Seaforth, Ken and Anne, Walton, and Larry
and Lina of Brampton. As well their grand-
children, Suanne, Lisa, John, Christa, Jeff,
Karen, Kevin and. Melissa enjoyed the
celebration. Other special guests included -
Sister Marietta Delaney, Strathroy, Mrs.
Millie Evans, Dublin and Mrs. Katie Mur-
ray, Dublin.
.Special congratulatory messages were
received from: Jeanne Sauve •( Premier of
Ontario) Brian Mulroney (Prime Minister
of Canada) and Murray Cardiff (Huron
Bruce M.P.)
Guests attended from Brighton.
Strathroy, Pembroke, Brampton, Kit-
chener, Waterloo, Toronto, Burlington,
Walkerton; Stratford, London, Clinton, as
well as the surrounding areas of Seaforth,
Mitchell. Dublin and Walton. ,
PEOPLE
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Ryan have returned
home to Calgary after visiting his mother
Rose Ryan.
Mr. and Mrs. Les Frost, Norman and
Douglas of near Ottawa spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hubley, Mrs.
Terry Ward of MonktOn visited the same
home Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Tony De Coo of Woodstock
spent Thanksgiving day with the former's
mother, Audrey De Coo at Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Philips of Seaforth
spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Adrian
De Coo at Kitchener.
Mrs. Bryan McClure and Amy visited Mr,
and Mrs. Norman Hubley.
McK1LLOP
Mrs. Terry Ward of Monkton visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan McClure and Amy.
Joy McCowan of RR 4 Walton has been t
patient in Seaforth Community Hospital.
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