HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1987-11-04, Page 3The weather as well as the apples were nippy when Boy Scouts in Blyth
held their apple day early Saturday morning. Kurt Lentz offers one of
the last of his basket of apples for sale. Proceeds of the apple day go to
Scout work.
Swinging
Seniors
hold party
Thirty members of the Blyth
Swinging Seniors were entertain
ed by the Ladies Auxiliary of the
Legion in the Legion Hall on
Wednesday, October 28.
President John Hesselwood wel
comed everyone and he announced
that the next meeting be in the
Memorial Hall on November 25
with Harvey McDowell showing
his pictures on California. He also
mentioned the birthday party at
Huronview on December 9.
Theafternoon was spent playing
Euchre and Lost Heir. At the
conclusion of the games Joe
Chatterton on behalf of the Legion
and Auxiliary presented prizes to
the winners as follows: for Euchre:
high lady, Clara Rinn; low lady, Ida
Procter; most lone hands, Vera
Hesselwood; high man, Jim Mc
Call; low man, Margaret Nesbit
(playing as a man); most lone
hands, Effie McCall (playing as a
man).
For Lost Heir: high lady, Evelyn
Smith; low lady, Gene Snell; high
man, Charlie Smith; low man,
Gladys Johnston (playing as a
man).
The door prizes were won by
Millar Richmond, Flora Fear,
Lloyd Walden, Ida Procter, Lenora
Davidson and Vera Hesselwood.
After the games a delicious
lunch was served. John then
thanked the ladies for the hospital
ity. Janice Henry replied saying
they enjoyed entertaining the
Seniors and would like to do it
again.
Paul and Eva Watson of Chesley
were dinner guests with Grant and
Anne J. Boshart on Sunday.
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