The Huron Expositor, 1989-07-26, Page 20Seaforth Manor residents start week with barbecue
3l'lte ^Seaforth Manor began :this week
'With tasty hot dogs and =hamburgers as
residents and staff enjoyed a barbecue.
Tuesday morning several reslf ants
gdthered to get one step closer to stuffing
the zpillows. Eager hands cut or ripped
foam pieces for eventual shlffing. In the
afternoon, residents were pleased to have
Carol Carter share her musical talents
With them, as they sang along to some
Old Tyme Favorites.
On Wednesday afternoon five tables of
bingo players got their .markers ready as
Eva McCartney called the lucky
numbers. Winners were: Dennis Arney,
Wihna Brill, Frank Smale, Marg Kaase,
Bert Deichert, Mort Mann, Jenny
Hildebrand, Mamie Ross, Marg Smale,
Annie Harrison, Keith Herman and Ila
Gardner. Thanks to Mary Nolan for
assisting at the tables.
Thursday morning began with exercises
to music, followed by some current
events.
In the afternoon Father Caruana held
Mass with the Catholic residents. Resi-
dent Marjorie Ryan brought her husband
Lawrence and daughter Joan to celebrate
with her.
Several residents have been enjoying
the outdoors. Most sit under the patio
umbrellas and a few venture off for a
walk. To help tame the heat there was an
Ice Cream Parlour Friday afternoon.
Residents really enjoy splashing "a little
bit of everything" on their treats. Thanks
to Marjorie Maloney, Anne Downey and
Jill Wood for helping prepare the
sundaes.
This week also marks Cassie
Micholson's 90th Birthday Party on Satur-
day, put on by her daughter Barb Alex-
ander. Happy Birthday wishes are also
extended to Mabel Handy who will be 87
CASSIE NICHOLSON celebrated her 90th birthday at Seaforth Manor on Saturday,
and is seen here getting flowers from great granddaughter Jessica Hobson of Cam-
bridge. About 100 friends and family members, many of them from this area, visited
Mrs. Nicholson Saturday, and she recieved regards and plaques from MPP Jack Rid-
dell, MP Murray Cardiff, and the Governor General's Office. Corbett photo.
years young on July 28. Marguerite Shill to the Manor.
Get Well Wishes are extended to mae Coming Events include a July Birthday
Watterworth and Mel Hulley. Party with Gladys Van Egmond and
Welcome Back Anne Henderson and Elgin Nott on July 27 at 2 p.m.
Maplewood residents fish at Bayfield
This month at Maplewood Manor, the
residents have enjoyed the pleasant sum-
mer weather. It allows them to sit out-
side in the evenings. The neighbourhood
always has interesting activities including
a remote control car that mystifies
Maplewood's cat Pumpkin. Thanks to
Rob Core for the fun.
Another summer treat to be enjoyed is
barbecued food. This month the residents
agreed that hamburgers and hot dogs
tasted especially delicious cooked outside.
The residents of Maplewood engaged in
another favorite summer pastime and
went on a fishing trip. Thank you to Jim
Brown Sr. for the fishing rods and
worms, and Larry Dolmage for fishing
rods for the day. It was soon apparent
that the fish off the pier in Bayfield were
not very cooperative at being caught but
they certainly were good at eating the
worms.
Those residents who chose to fish settl-
ed down in lawn chairs on the pier while
others looked at the beautiful boats in the
harbor and went to the park. The last
stop before returning to Maplewood was
at the fish market to purchase fresh fish
for dimmer!!! 'Thank you to volunteers
Anne Downey , Inge Lindemann and Bill
Papple for 'helping with the outing.
The monthly resident meeting was held
on July 10. The main topic of discussion
was the possibility of acquiring a New
Horizon's grant for an activity project.
Bingo is always popular. Every Friday,
residents try their luck. The lucky
residents this month were: Ed Johns,
Elsie Shaddick, Pete Tremeer, Minna
Scott, Ann Agar, Steve Lupul, Anna Sher -
Queensway residents hold
discussion on current events
Queensway residents started their week
with a discussion of current events over
cups of tea. The discussion was held in
the sunroom. The afternoon was spent
outside in the shade, enjoying library
time along with the beautiful weather.
Fun and Fitness limbered everyone up
Tuesday morning. Following exercises,
residents played their geography game.
Reverend Gaskin of the Hensall
Presbyterian Church led the worship ser-
vice Tuesday afternoon. Everyone en-
joyed his sermon.
Joyce Pepper was in Wednesday as
pianist at choir practise. Residents are in
the process of picking a few new songs to
add to their repertoire. Baking Club also
met Wednesday and whipped up a batch
of double chocolate chip cookies. One of
the baking club members has reminisced
of a time when chocolate chips, walnuts
or raisins were only used in those cookies
served on Sunday when the minister
might come calling. We often take our
abundance for granted. It's good to hear
such stories to remind us of leaner times.
Thursday residents viewed the film
"The Newcomers". A story about Ukrai-
nian immigrants to Manitoba.
Ladies Hour had everyone perked up
Friday afternoon in great shape for any
weekend visitors or outings. Nails were
done and hands massaged. Everyone en-
joyed that little extra attention.
Coming events are: July 27 at 7 p.m. a
Birthday Party with Ray Cann and
friends and August 11 at 2:30 p.m. Inter-
national Day featuring Mexico.
Huron Junior Farmers travel west
Two Huron County Junior Farmers ta. Paul's hosts are the Alberta iteral
travel west this July. Sandra Regele and Youth.
Paul Hoggarth were fortunate recipients The Junior Farmer Interprovincial and
of Interprovincial Trips sponsored by the International Trips and Exchanges allow
Junior Farmers' Association of Ontario. for the exchange of goodwill betweeh On-
tario's Rural Youth and others.
Junior Farmers is open to young people
between the ages of 15 and 30 who are in-
terested in 'Self Help and Community
Betterment', the Junior Farmer Motto.
For more information about Junior
Farmers contact the local O.M.A.F.
Office.
Sandra Regele, R.R. 1 Dublin, travel to
Manitoba from July 1 to 15. While in
,Manitoba Sandra was hosted by members'
of the Manitoba Rural Youth
Organization.
At present and until July 30, Paul Hog-
,garth of R.R. 2 Kippen is visiting Alber-
County farmers eligible for award
Once a year, the Huron boll ani water
Conservation District of the Huron Soil
and Crop Improvement Association
honors a farmer for efforts in soil and
water conservation,
This award is intended to recognize
conservation practices which can be ,per -
Junked on local farms, ,and which protect
our soil and water resources.
ander Conservation Award. Nominations
for The award can be made by any resi-
dent of Huron County. Nominations will
be received at the Ontario Ministry of
Agriculture and Food office in Clinton un-
til September 15, 1989. Judging of the
farms will be done by a committee com-
posed of the previous three years'
winners.
All farmers in Huron County are eligi- The winner will be announced at the
ble to be nominated for the Norman Alex- Annual Awards Banquet in January.
Muirs hold family reunion in London
The annual Muir reunion was hosted by from Texas to surprise them for the reu-
)Bob and Laura Kress in London, Ontario nion and reminiscence with relatives.
on July 16, 1989. During the afternoon,
Seventy in attendance enjoyed a ellants, raffle and auction sale
fie Conducted ;by -Set;h - Outlier, • ...delicious ,potluck meal which followed
4141 $IQrn*ette, and .aauetioneer 'fpr a „ '+,ar:p of ,;1Rsinesg
oar. Next year the reunion will be hosted by
Lorne and Jean Kress' son Bill came Jack and Marie Muir off Seaforth.
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rin, Mary Lupul,Ethel Coleman and Mae
Habkirk.
Musical entertainment was provided by
Carole Carter. Carole gets everyone in-
volved in the sing along. The music re-
sounds through the halls so that even the
residents and visitors in other parts of
the building get to enjoy it.
Welcome to Lettie MacDonald and Lois.
Sloan who both are with us for a con-
valescent stay.
Coming events are: July 26 - Huron
County Health Unit Foot Care Clinic. July
30 - Trip to Goderich band concert (bus
leaving at 6:15 p.m. - all seniors
welcome, please call 527-1440 if you want
to go), and Saturday, August 19 - Blyth
Theatre (Dreamland), (bus leaving at 1
p.m. - any seniors wishing to go, please
call 527-1440).
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