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THE FIRST OUTDOOR barbecue of the year was held at Seaforth Manor last week. Over 45
residents enjoyed hotdogs and hamburgers under sunny skies. (Staff photo)
Sun shines, Manor has
year's first barbecue -
Residents enjoyed their eiated with R.A.S.P. were
first picnic barbecue at Sea- present and Mrs. Gladys
forth Manor on the patio on Ruston of Seaforth Manor
Friday for noon lunch. Ham- won the ladies' trophy for the
burgers and hot dogs were high average in the tourna-
followed by ice 'cream and n ent.
cookies. The weatherman co- Worship service was held
operated and 48 'residents on Wednesday afternoon
attended. with Rev. T. Duke of First
At 2 p.m. a service of Presbyterian Church in
worship and song was held in charge. Rev. Duke compared
the activity room with Mrs. our lives to those of a candle
Shirley Luther in charge. and illustrated with a lighted
Assisting with the singing candle. Mrs. Carol Carter
was Mrs. Nan Britton. also of was pianist for the service.
Hensall.
Twelve residents attended 'PERSONALS
the R.A.S.P. bowling ban- Mrs. Lillian Bernard and
quet held at Delaware Com- granddaughter visited with
munity gntre on Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Robt. McClure.
sponsored by the Lion's Club Mrs. Ruth Noll spent the
of Delaware. Over 200 resi- weekend at her home in
dents of nursing homes asso- Palmerston,
Mrs. Isabel Scott visited
her husband BiII on Saturday.
Mrs. Gladys Ruston went
home with her family for the
day. r, Erle Dow spent Sun-
day with his daughter Mrs,
Mabel Clark and family.
Mr. Kelly Lamont was out
for a drive with his cousin
Mary Lamont. Also visiting
with Kelly recently were John
and Elsie Lamont and Grace
Ross of Ethel and Clara Reid
of Linwood.
Mr. and Mrs, Clarence
Rumig visited the latter's
father Mr, Cornelius Rumig.
Miss Norma Streets enjoy- •
ed an outing with her friend
Mrs, Phyllis Lee.
Miss Elspeth Wallace had
visitors on Sunday afternoon.
Residents bowl in tournament
1 Birthday greetings to Miss member Karen Finlayson.
Elspeth Wallace celebrating PERSONALS
her birthday on Tuesday, Mrs, Ruth Noll spent the
May 31 and to Mr. Ross weekend at her home in
Houghton who celebrated his Palmerston with her family.
on Monday. May 30th. Mrs. Gladys Ruston spent
Twelve residents accom- Sunday with her family in
panied by Mary Finlayson Stratford.
and Jackie Racho R.N.A. Miss Elspeth Wallace ac -
attended the R.A.S.P. bowl- companied by her sister Faith
ing tournament at Fleetway and Carmen Lingard, and
40 lanes in London last niece Wilma Bushell enjoyed
Thursday. Prior to bowling a dinner on Saturday at the
picnic lunch was enjoyed at Blue Fountain restaurant in
Springbank Park courtesy of Clinton to celebrate Elspeth's
.lackic. The only drawback birthday.
was the weather as it was a Miss Norma Streets went
little on the cool side. How- out to Stratford on Saturday
ever the sun did shine while afternoon with her friend
we were at lunch. - Mrs. Phyllis Lee.
Worship service was con- Visiting with Mrs. Ross
ducted by Rev. J. Vanslyke Houghton were Mr. and Mrs.
last Wednesday with Mrs. Russell Adams and Miss
Edith Dunlop accompanying Doris Adams also Mrs. Linda
for the hymns. Mirriott and Mrs. Debbie
A number of residents Jones.
attended the Mardi Gras Mr. Harry Ross of Guelph
parade in Seaforth on Satur- visited his brother Charles
day accompanied by Mrs. Ross on Saturday.
Karen Nigh and former staff Visiting with Mr. Kelly
New to the Expositor
Lamont were Miss Mary
Lamont and Mr. and Mrs.
Don Lamont,
Mrs. Mary Ryan and Mrs,
Mary McMillan of the C. W.L.
of St. James Church visited
with residents on Tuesday
Mrs. Lillian Bernard and
daughters visited the form-
cr's parents Mr. and Mrs.
Robt. McClure on Wednes-
day. Also visiting Mr. and
Mrs. McClure on Saturday
was Miss Doris Adams.
Mr. Jim Scott visited with
Mr. Finlay Ross,
Mrs. Ria Voogel spent the
weekend at her home
Mr, Patrick Ryan was visit-
ed by his sister and her
husband Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Hernachi of Hatherly Michie
gan.
Doris Cupskey and Pauline
C'upskey of Monkton visited
with Mrs. Doris Smith.
Mr. Clifford S. Thornton
was in Ottawa the past two
weeks attending a course
(Intended for last week)
Ramblings from the races
BY LOIS GBBINGS
Mary Shobbrook of R.R. 1,
Blyth has a new filly foal
from her good broodmare
Willa Wonder on May 30. by
the Bye Bye Byrd sire Roger.
Willa Wonder, by Willies
Folly, has already produced
five record pacers including
W81as Marme 2.01 (571.351)
Willes Ferrica 2.05
(S32,355); Willas Ferric 2.05
(S20,708); Willas Vickie
2.05.2 (S22.988) and Willas
Seton Lynne 2.10.1.
The new arrival also has a
yearling brother named Wil -
las Roger.
Gord Rapson of R.R. 3,
Clinton has a new three-year-
old trotting colt, Pride Build-
er by Lindys Pride -Amies
Angel by Arnie Almahurst,
which he bought while in
Florida.
At Western Fair Raceway
in London on May 25, Randy
McLean drove Elcumbinch-
aro, owned by Larry uaw of
A
Clinton, to a fourth place
finish in his second lifetime
start.
R. Toplady, owned by
Robert Carter of Blyth was
fourth in the 2nd division of
the 3rd leg of the City of
London Pacing Series, whit:
Nuke Alert, owned by Kevin
Carter of Blyth finished fifth
in the 1st division of the
series.
On Friday night at London,
Johnny Freight, co -owned
by Ken Parke of Varna and
John Lester of Forest was
second hi a 2.04.2 mile in the
fourth, whilg Verdun Van -
stone of R.R.4, Goderich
took third with Linlor Le -
belle, co -owned by his wife
Lois, in a 2.02.3 mile in the
seventh.
Blazing Shot finished se-
cond in a 2.02 mile for owner
Larry Jeffrey of Goderich at
Mohawk Raceway on May
27.
John Muir/of Seaforth was
second with Early Dol in a
2.06.3 mile at Elmira Race-
way on Friday night for
partners William Baker and
Robert Caldwell of Hensall.
At Hanover Raceway on
May 28, Randy Henry of
Goderich finished first in a
dead -heat with trotter The
Blue Fog for Donald Mac-
Kenzie of Tiverton and train -
et Murray Weber.
Rick Wilson of Seaforth
was fifth with his Manoticks
Maggie in her first start this
year in the same race.
KD Champ, owned by the
Broken M. Stables of Gode-
rich, was second in a 2.06.4
mile in the fifth.
Mohawk Raceway ended
their Spring Meeting on
Sunday night and the follow-
ing night Greenwood Race-
way in Toronto re -opened for
their Summer Meet.
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