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6(POSITOIR, DECEMBER 0, 1976
Correspondent
Mrs.H. Berry
BrUcefield United Church held
the final 100th anniversary, event
en Sunday morning with a large
attendance of members and
former members of the church. A
former Brucefield boy, Dr. John
McIntosh, Toronto, occupied the
pulpit, assisted by Rev.
E.S.Stephens.
During the service a reception
was held for the following young
"Birthday Greetings" to Bill
McKenzie who will celebrate his
birthday''on Friday, Dec. 3rd.
Mrs. Eric Luther was in charge,
of the church service ,
Thursday.
people who joined the church,
Dianne Wilson. Jane Allan.
Sandy Broadfoot and Ronald
Broadfoot.
The service closed with hymn,
"1 danced in the morning"'
The congregation was, invited
to the Church Hall where dinner
was served to a large crowd who
attended the last of the v ery
busy year at Brucefield United
This community seems to have
a lot of people ill just now.
Louise Mitchell accompanied at
the piano.
Visitors with Mrs. Pauline
Jeffrey were - son Edmund;
daughter Blanche Bechard, Mr.
and Mrs. Clemehce 'Jeffrey-.
We are sorry to report Mrs. E.
S.Stephens is a patient in
Seaforth Community,Hospital and
Glen Swan had surgery in
Clinton Hospital.
Mrs . M el Graham is in
University. Hospital, London and
Mrs. Judy Layton in. Clinton.
Brucefield and community wish
them all a speedy recovery.
Friends of Mrs. John Ostroin
will be pleesed to know she is
home from Victoria Hospital.
Mrs.. Mervyn Dunn visited
Mrs. Vera Lammie.
Mr. andMrs. Charles Fisher,
Eiceter visited 'Louise Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johns,
Mrs. Mary Neil visited with their
mother Mrs. Mabel Johns.
Mr. and' firs. Ted Pooley, Mrs.
Earl Shapton, Mrs. Alma Rundle
of Exeter visited several friends
at, the home.
Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Smith
visited Lynn Latimore and several
friends.
SI4rley Prouty visited Lynn
Latimote, Roy McDonald, Alex
Barrett and Harold Glanville.
' Jim and Hazel McNaughton
and Clarence nd Ann Smillie
visited with M. Ada Smillie.
Sid Pullman and Pearl
Passmore visited Mrs. Bernice
Lavery. Mrs. Roy McDonald,
Stuart, Jean and Ivan Tribner and
Ted Prouty visited Roy'
McDonald.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Parsons
were visitors with AlMeeda
Parsons.
The Reform Church Ladies',
,,Exeter, entertained the residents
with " music and bingo on
Wednesday.
Correspondent
Mary Chessell
Congratulations to Mack arid
Janet Webster on the birth of
`their son, Mark Robert.
Friends of _Mrs. John Ostrcim
Bidding brisk
at auction
Bidding was brisk last week
when ' well known Tuckersmith
farmer and breeder, Stanley M.
Jackson, sold his long established
Joybee Hereford Farms herd at a
dispersal sale at Denfield
Livestock Sales Ltd.
There were 35 lots offered and
they brought an average of $600.
The tax lot went at $1900.
• The 11 year old herd bull
Joybee Britisher 19 sold at $900.
Hensall
personals
Mr, and Mrs.Lloyd Noakes,
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Noakes and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Noakes and family. Mr. and Mrs.
Ronnie Noakes and family.
Gerald Noakc's, all of London, Mr.
and mrs. Ken Noakes, Allan and
Judy of Hamilton. Fran Siemon,
California, visited with their
parents and grandparents Mr.
and Mrs. Archie Noakes over the
past week. Also Mr. and Mrs. Les
White of Ingersoll visited with
them,
Mr. and Mrs. William Tobey.
Keith and Robin of Fenton, Mich.
and Jerry Wesley, L'obdell Lake.
Mich. Were recent visitors with
Wilfred 'and,„ Miss Margaret
Mousseau.
were sorry to hear that she,is in
Victoria tipspital, where she lad
surgery lot; a detached retina.
There were only seven tables of
euchre at the first L.O.L. card
party of the season in the
township hall on Friday evening.
Pries were won by Dorpthy
Weston of Bayfield, ladies' high;
Nora Heard of Varna, ladies' low;
Stanley Township Recreation
Committee met abhe Township
Hall on Wednesday evenjpg,
Nev. 24.
The Fall Datke was a great
success and thanks to all who
' helped.
A storage building for the-ball
park was discussed at length, and
inquiries will be made as to what
is necessary.
A Christmas Party for seniors
will be held at the township hall
on December 15th from 2 to 4.
Mrs. Betty Beutenmiller and
children of Northside United
Church visited residents of
Seaforth Manor on Saturday at 2
p.m. and provided a musical
program and -also- treated the
residents to lovely cookies, apples
and tangerines Nahich were
enjoyed by all.
Tuesday evening at 7 p.m,the
"Century Aires" namely Elgin
Nott, Keith Sharpe, Lorne
Lawson, Carl Desch and Art
Fjnlayson provided' sortie good old
tome music for our residents.
Also contributing to the program
were. Lerrie Bell (step . dancing)
Jane Bell (piano selections) Ferg
McKellar (step dancing) Carl
Desch (vocal sold) and Carl and
Miriam Oesch (v,6a1 duets).
Edith Nott, Viola Lawson,
Margaret Sharpe and Mary
Finlayson danced the "Waltz
Country".. George Schular sang
two solos and Doris Wells recited
two'poems. Our thanks to all, who
helped make this evening
possible for our resident§„
Visiting with Mrs. Lillie Hudie
were Mr. Joe Holmes of. Blyth
and Mr. and. Mrs.-'Hugh Rinn of
Belgrave.
Mr. Wilber Keyes was visited
by Mr. and Mrs. George Keyes of
Varna.
Mrs. -June Clark of kendon
visited her brother Mr. Morley
Bloomfield on Sunday.
Visiting with Mis<&therine
Laverty were Mrs. ,Van Trick and
•4.
Chi les Reid of Varna, men's
thigh; Ed. Godltin of Clinton,
men's low. Draw prizes *vent to
Phyllis Beard, b Bayfield, Bob
Dalrymple of Brucefield, Flora
Dowson and Louis Taylor - of
Varna.
There will be .another euchre
party in two weeks, on Dec. 10.
Thera will be loti of fun, food and
prizes, so. it is hoped all seniors
will come and bring their friends.
If you wish a ride, please contact
a committee member. There i's no
charge for this party .
It is hoped if there is enough
interest that basketball,
volleyball, etc. call be arranged
for after the New Year.
Please feel free to tell the
committee of any ideas you would
like to see tried, and they will do
their best to carry them out. . •
son of Strathroy and Miss Reta
Duncan of SeafOrth.
Mr. William Scott was visited
by his sisters Misses Ilia and
Ellen Scott of London.
Visiting Mrs. Ada Reid were
Mr. and Mrs. John Wain of
Bayfield and Mrs. .4 Eva
McCartney and Frankie Ball ',of
town.
Mr. Erle Dow vitas visited by his
daughters Mrs. James' Clark of
Bayfield and Mrs. Jack McLeod
of Wallaceburg also he visited his
daughter Mrs. Amy Get3 of
Mitchell and • had supper there.•
Other Visitors with 'Mr. Dow were
Mrs. Carrie Gra of Staffs and
Mr. Nelson Dow
Mrs. Edith Dunlop visited her
aunt Miss Bessie Davidson.
Bingo winners last Friday were
as follows Full House-Mt. Awry
Lambkin, Miss Bessie 'Davidson,
Mrs. Minnie Hawley and , Mrs.
Ada Reid.
Four Corners-Mr. St. Faurnier,
Mr. Morley Bloomfield, Mr. Emil
Hermansen and Miss Doris Wills:
Straight Line-Mr. Clarence
Jackson, Miss Mary Neville, Mr.
Charles Ross and Mr. Dennis
ArFnuelyl.
HouSe-Mrs. Ada Reid,
Mrs. Gertie Hall, 'Emil
Hermansen and Mrs. Minnie
Hawley.
Welcome to. Mrs. Adele Fischer
of Dashwood, who is our newest
resident.
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