The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-09-18, Page 111
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BRUCELEA HAVEN NEWS
By Anita Schilroth
August was filled with many
activities for the residents of
Brucelea Haven at Walkerton. On.
August 7th, the Brucelea Haven
Auxiliary held theirannual barb-
becue ' on the spacious grounds.
The draw for the chair and mixette.
took place. Mrs. Betty Burke, one
of the office staff, was the. lucky
winner of the chair and Mrs.
Thompson of Paisley won the
mixette. On August 8th the
Playground children of Walkerton
put on a Variety Show for the
residents,who enjoyed their pro-
gram immensely.
On August 9th a Wheelchair
Johnston and Mr. Grigg to visit
Mr. and Mrs. Carman Hayden,
•Sunday visitors with Mrs. John-
ston were Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Wood and Sylvia of Egmondville,
Mrs, Ted Robinson and Mrs.
Gershom' Johnston were ,in Kitch-
ener on Wednesday and called on
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Robinson and
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Robinson.
Paul Laidlaw last week resumed
hiscourse at Guelph College for a
second year.
Miss Joann Laidlaw R-.1\1';' of
Goderich is spending a
few days off with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Elroy. Laidlaw.
Visitors on.Sunday with -Mr. and
Mrs. Lorne Durnin were Mr. and
Mrs. Cameron Simmons of Lon-
don. They also visited with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Simmons of Wingham and his
brother, Kenneth Simmons and
Mrs. Simmons.
Parade was held. The wheelchairs
were decorated and the residents
were pushed down to the lights at
the corner and back to the Home.
Upon :their return, a refreshing
treat of ice-cream sundaes was
served to the wheelchair residents.
The August Birthday Party was
held on the 13th with seventeen
residents 'having birthdays during ..
the month of August. On August
21st the Gateway Residents came.:
down 'by bus to visit Brucelea
residents. Lunch was served in the
main dining -room and I ter enter-
tainment was providedby, Mrs.
Mary Cassidy on the piano and Jim
Fleming on the violin. Mrs..
McWatters, accompanied by Mrs.
Keith Waldie, on the piano. sang
several solos, with the residents
joining in the chorus.
On Friday. August 23rd movie
slides of recent years a Brucelea
Haven, residents, and staff were
shown in the auditorium.
On Tuesday, August 27th there
was Anglican Communion Service
at 7 p.m. in the chapel, celebrated
by Father Palmer of Toronto
assisted by Rev. Neil Carver of
Walkerton.
Father McTzaras said his last..
Mass in the chapel on Thursday.
August 29th. He is going to
Drayton to be pastor there. At the
close of mass, two residents., Mr.
Tchirhart. assisted by Mr. Lamb-
ertus, presented Father Meszaras
with a purse of money in apprecia-
tion of his past 'services.
With the close of summer. many
of the partime summer help will be
leaving to achieve their own goals.
We would like to wish them all the
best in their endeavours
1
NOWAY, SEPTEMBER l8, 1974
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Mary Lou and Clara spent the
end in Sueetsville with their
er, Mrs.. Pat Donnelly, Mr.
illy and Angela and their
daughter, Mrs. Craig, Mr.
and David. On Friday ev-
they attended the wedding
nephew at Toronto.
and Mrs. Kenneth Laidlaw
ndon visited Friday with his.
er Elroy Laidlaw and Mrs.
w.
, and .Mrs. Jim Taylor and
!Rots visited on Sunday with
Russel Ross, a patient at St.
's Hospital, Kitchener.
Sunday afternoon White -
Junior ball team played
Stanley team at Lucknow for
.S.A. Port Stanley were the
rs. Each team has one,
•
Another game will be
d to declare a winner.
alter Moore, as a member of
y's slow pitch team wasat
ell for, a game.
eek end visitors with Mr. and
R. M. Des Roches and fam -
eie Mr. and Mrs. Bill Norris,
and Bradley, Mr: and Mrs.
Lattimer, all of Woodstock,
Brothers Cleo and Rend Des
of Penetang.
Sunday Mrs. Ben McClen=
aghan attended a relative shower
held at the home of Mrs. Angus
MacDonald of St. Helens for
Kathy Barbour , bride =-to -be ,
daughter of Mr. ' and Mrs. Kenneth
Barbour.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben 'McClenaghan
is expecting their daughter Doris
(Mrs. Leeson) to arrive by plane
on Monday evening, from Nanaimo,
British Columbia. •
Congrathlations to Mrs. Don
Ross, whom the week end was a
dinner winner on the CKNX con-
test at Twin Gables Hotel, Listow -
el.
On Wednesday. last .Mrs., Russel
Ross was admitted to St. Marys
Hospital at Kitchener. The com=
munity wishes her a
speedy recovery.
Mrs. Jane Laidlaw of London
spent the week end with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Rintoul on
Sunday were assisting at the Open
House at Styles. Funeral Home.,
Goderich and little Steven visited
with his grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Rinioul.
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HUGH J. MacMILLAN
J . L . Mac Millan , Lucknow
last week received word of the
death of his brother Hugh J. Mac-
Millan,
ac-Millan, Detroit.
Mr. MacMillan had been ail-
ing far some time and' was unable
to attend the Clan 'MacMillan
Reunion in Lucknow this summer..
He is survived by his wife Agnes
and two daughters Dolores and
Marilyn of Detroit.
Hugh was predeceased by four
brothers James, Alexander, John
and Miles.'
Also surviving are fig a sisters
Mayme Menefee of Oklahoma
City, Margaret Griffin, and Helen
Griffin, both of Detroit ,
Veronica MacDermott of Denver ,
Annie Wocks of Teeswater and
three brothers Duncan of Detroit
Patrick and Joseph of Lucknow.
Mr. MacMillan was the son of
the late Miles and Mrs. Mac Mil
lan of Culross,
by Tiffin's Orchestra. Just before
lunch Mr. and Mrs. David Sleight-
holm
leightholm were called to the platform.
and given seats of honor while
Bruce Pewtress ,gave an address
and on behalf of the gathering
presented therm with a gift of mon
ey. Both Mr. and Mrs. Sleight -
holm replied thanking the sponsors
Mr. and 'Mrs. Gibbons., Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Pewtress , Mr.. and Mrs.
Hatold Quipp and Mr: and -Mrs.
Dan Tiffin for their kindness in
remembering them in this way
to the gathering for their gift of
money, and to all for attending
their party. All then sang For
They Are Jolly Good Fellows.
Lunch was then served.
Mr. and Mrs. Mack 'Cardiff of
Brussels were Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rintoul.
Mr. and.. Mrs. Tom Miller of
Goderich were week end visitors
with her parents Mr. and Mrs. 'Ron
ald Coultes.
We are . pleased to report that
Miss Mildred McCienaghan R.N.
was able to resume her duties. at
Goderich Hospital last week.
Miss Joan Tiffin visited on Wed-
nesday last with .Mrs. Mary Web-''
er of Mildmay,
Joe Tiffin and Joan accompan-
ied his mother Mrs. Elizabeth Tif-
fin on Tuesday to London for a
check up.
Mrs. Gordon Rintoul and Gayle,
on Sunday afternoon visited with
Mrs. Jim Curran of St. Helens.
Athol Purdon Visited a couple
days last week with Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Mowbray: He returned
home on Thursday to Sarnia ac-
companied by Mr'. and Mrs. Wes-
ley Tiffin', Mrs. George Tiffin
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mowb-
ray . "" Mrs. George Tiffin returned
to Watford to visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh McMillan and family.
Paul' McMillan had just returned.
home from hospital after having
check up on broken4eg.
'Athol Purdon, Mr. and Firs.
Wes Tiffin and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Mowbray visited with his
aunt Mrs. Linton at Standish,
where they met other cousins. All
returned home on Sunday with. Mr.
and Mrs. Relison Falconer, who
visited with Mrs. Stacey 'of Wing -
ham. •
Mr. and Mrs. Angus Falconer
moved into their new house last
week.
Rirs.. Gershom Johnston and
George Grigg were Saturday visit-.
ors with Miss Iva Carr and' brothers
Edgar and Harvey of Dungannon.
Miss Carr accompanied Nirs. •
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