Sherbrooke Record

October with Richmond 50+ Club

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HARRON

– In memory of Shirley Harron.

Just a line of sweet remembranc­e,

Just a memory, fond and true,

Just a token of love’s devotion

That my heart still longs for you.

The years of her life were numbered When the messenger whispered low, “The Master has come and called for thee,” She answered, “I am ready to go.” Forever in our hearts,

HAROLD TERRY and LAURIE

We were still under the sunshine gods on Monday, October2, when Military Whist was played at six tables, of course with Mr. & Mrs. Dummy to help. President Matty Banfill welcomed all to Richmond Melbourne United Church. A sympathy card was signed for John and Jackie Sharman. After the scores were tallied, high score of 34 flags was earned by the table of Captain Nicole Clark with Ron & Bev Jones and Jeannine Lancaster. Low score went to Captain Eileen Perkins, Evie & Matty Banfill and Mrs. Dummy.

By October 9, the rain had settled in and despite it being Thanksgivi­ng Day, fourteen people came out for games of “500”. Hugh Lancaster, with a score of 5180 points, was the winner of the day, followed by Bev Jones with 4520 points. Sylvia Morin earned the honour of low score. In the absence of Elizabeth, the scores were relayed by Vera Hughes.

On the 16th, a dull, dreary day, six tables of players arrived to play Military Whist. At the end of the day, high score of 29 flags went to the table of Frances Dewar, Vera Hughes, Rose Oakley and Marie-paule Pariseau. Helen Knowles, Evie Banfill, Harry Morrill and Linda Badger took the low score. The scores were relayed by Shirley Beasley.

The mild weather continued on the 23rd when President Matty welcomed 24 people for an afternoon of “500”. At the completion of the afternoon, Jeannine Lancaster had top score of 4840 points, followed by Linda Badger with 4520. Mattie took the prize for low score. The tables and chairs were put away to allow room for the United Church Rummage Sale on the 28th. An executive meeting was held prior to the regular gettogethe­r where it was decided that all

Bulwer Golden Age

October 31: 60 members gathered at the Bulwer Community Center.

Six tables of 500 were played, as well as 1 table of Cribbage and a table of Skip Bo.

We held our general meeting at 3:30 to discuss upcoming events.

Keith announced the birthdays and anniversar­ies for October.

Everyone assembled for supper, Grace was said by Pat Decoteau. Another wonderful meal prepared by Peggy Grapes and helpers, consisting of Witches Brew Stew, smashed potatoes, green eyed peas, shredded cabbage slaw, blood red pickled beets, yummy yummy rolls and death by chocolate cake.na wonderful meal Peggy to warm us up on a very cold day.

Results of Cribbage were Ed Digby and Richard Coates beat Linda Coates and Gail Macdonald by 43 points. offices will be up for election on Monday, November 6.

Strong winds and showers were the order of the day Monday, the 30th. Thirteen people gathered to play Bingo and just about everyone went home with at least one prize. President Matty was absent so the number calling was taken over by Linda Badger. Great job, Linda.

Thanks to those who contribute­d to the delicious lunches served each Monday. Please remember that the annual meeting and election of the executive officers will take place on Monday, November 6. Exercise your right to vote on Sunday, November 5 for mayors and candidates in your ridings and then continue with voting on Monday for 50+ executives.

Submitted by

Elizabeth Mastine and Jean Storry

Results of 500 were Ladies 1st place Glenda Huff with 3,460 points, 2nd place Marion Annesely with 3,400 points and low score Helen Digby with 2,040 points. Men 1st place Clyne Mcdonald with 3,180 points, 2nd place George Peasley with 2,860 points and low score with Stan Brown with 2,820 points.

Results of Skip Bo were Darlene Rogers won a game against Beverly Cote, Mary Simons and Ann Crawford.

Door prizes were won by Edith Westbroom, Elaine Lebourveau, Joyce Beattie, Helen Cox and Alberta Everette.

Peggy’s goodies were won by Glenna Huff, George Martel, Amy Husk and Clyne Mcdonald.

Keith reminded everyone that all membership dues must be paid by the next reunion on November 14.

We wish to inform everyone that we are now accepting new members. Please call Keith Vintinner at 819-832-1583.

Submitted by Colleen Matthews

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