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HAVEN NEWS
By Annetta Schilroth
Our annual Ted and Craft Sale
took place Thursday, May 1st,
from 2.00 to 5.00 p.m. and 7.00 to
9.00 p.m. It was a lovely day, and
there was a very large crowd. The '
Brucelea. HaVen Auxiliary looked.
after' the tea and Mrs. Helen
Stewart, our Craftroom Supervisor;
had a most beautiful display of
crafts made 'by our residents.
Our ministers for the month
were: Rev. Murray Lincoln,
Pentecostal, Walkerton; Rev. Jam-
es Weir, Presbyterian, Kincardine;
Rev. H. Stevenson, United, Ches-
ley.
• We had our last movie• until fall
on Monday, May 5th, at 1.30 pm.
and everyone enjoyed it very much.
On Tuesday, May 6th, we had
our monthly birthday party at 7.00
'p.m. There were 13 birthdays in
May, 8 ladies and 5 men. The
Geneva Presbyterian Evening Aux-
iliary looked after the program and
lunch. Mrs: T. H. -Raton led 'in
singing, accompanied.by her guest
Mrs. S. Wattke on the piano. Mrs.
Attke then. donned a kilt and
contributed many lovely numbers
on the accordian. The audience
joined her in singing some 'of, the
old favourites. Mrs. R. Cumming
read an interesting commentary on
the 23rd Psalm. Mrs. L. Sweiger
and Mrs. E. Shopf lit the candles
on the birthday cake, and with her
assistants served refreshments.
We had our first bus trip on May
7th. We left Brucelea Haven at
1.30 p.m. and arrived at Holyrood
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Saturday at the Beach
WATER SPORTS
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CHILDREN'S FISH DERBY
BEACH DANCE "SHANNON"
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Hall F, at 2.15 'p.m. The • Institute
entertained with ,a delightful pro-
gram .and served refreshments. ,
Everybody thoroughly enjoyed-it.
Ott May 15th the C.W.L. of
Walkerton came and put on a
euchre. They come once a month
and bring prizes and lunch. Mrs.
L. Weiss is convener.
The Ladies Auxiliary of 'the
Legion also come once a month and
put on a bingo. They' visited us on
May 20th, and gave lovely bags of
raw fruit as prizes. Mrs. Eugene
Miller, with helpers, looks after
each bingo.
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came and put on,a bingo May 21st.
There was a" large crowd and
everyone enjoyed themselves.
_ On Wednesday, May 28th, we
had a bus 'trip to Wiarton, to
Gateway Haven; to their annual tea
and craft sale. It was a beautiful
day and we all enjoyed our ride and
visit at Gateway.
We have a beautiful new bed of
roses at the south side of our
residence, made by Mr. Hussey
and Mr. Hesch. The I.O.D.E.
&Mated 3 of the rose bushes. It is a
delight to our residents.
Mrs. Schilroth, on behalf of the
residents, extends to Mrs. Noll
best wishes on her retirement. '
when they will entertain ' the
A.C.W. groups of .the parish and
the neighbonring Missionary Soc-
ieties. Miss Ruth Thompson .of
Lucknow will show • pictures on
Africa.
Donald Barr of Waterloo spent
the week end with Mrs. John Barr.
"Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Hartwick of Kincardine on'
the birth of their son on May 31st, a
great grandson of Mrs'. Gertrude
Walsh. •
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Eckenswiller
of London, visited during the week
with Mr. and Mrs. George Graham
and other relatives here.
25th ANNIVERSARY
On Friday evening neighbours
and friends gathered at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Don Bushell on the
occasion of their 25fir wedding
anniversary.
Hugh Lane • was master of
ce'rernonies and expressed good ,
wishes nn behalf of the, gathering.
Walter Breckles showed pictures of
Florida and other local 'places. Mr.
Malcolm Lane spoke briefly and
also extended congratulations.
Mary Helen, Judy and Karen
MacDonald sang "Amazing
Grace". Readings were given by
Mrs. John ' Barr, Mrs. Bert
Nicholson, Mrs. Delbert Hedley,
Miss May Boyle and Mrs. Jack
Barr. Bill Butt read an address in
verse composed by Mrs. Gordon
MacDonald, and Gordon MacDon-
ald and Keith Mattlden made the
presentation of a floor lamp,
stainless steel tableware and other
gifts.
Don and Betty each replied
fittingly. Lunch was served and a
social time enjoyed. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Haldenby
of Toronto visited over, the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Nicholson and other relatives bete..
On Sunday morning, at the
Anglican 'Church, Samantha Lee,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. G.
Hutchison was baptized. Relatives
here and those from a distance
'•attended.
Anniversary services were held
in the Presbyterian Church on
Simday. Rev. D. Kemble of
Walkerton 'was the guest minister.
The Junior and Senior Choirs
provided special ,music with Jean-
nette Barr as organist.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Boyle, of
London visited with Misses Edna
and May Boyle on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clare' Spading,
Allan and Douglas of Walkerton
visited on Sunday with , her father
George Haldenby.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Graham' of
Lucknow spent Sunday , evening
with Mr. and Mrs. William
Haldenby.
The Anglican Church Women
will hold their June meeting at the
Church on Thursday evening. This
will be the Thankoffering meeting
WECE DA Y, JUNE m 075
KINLOUOH
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