Time To Smile - The Golden Age Club was celebrating more than Christmas at the party for Middletonians over 60 given yesterday in the American Legion home by Mrs. Gene Fishbaugh, director of the Shadylawn Convalescent home. Members now have only 59 years to wait before their club becomes as gilded as themselves. At Mrs. Fishbaugh’s Christmas party last year, Ed Rusk first announced the formation of the Golden Agers. Entrance requirement is a birth date yellowed by at least 60 years. The prize for the oldest man in attendance at yesterday's festivities went to 88-year-old Michael Bresslin, who was given a gift certificate by Mrs. Fishbaugh. Bresslin, however, was not the top man in age. Walking about was George Garbet, who says he's 90...
Time To Smile - The Golden Age Club was celebrating more than Christmas at the party for Middletonians over 60 given yesterday in the American Legion home by Mrs. Gene Fishbaugh, director of the Shadylawn Convalescent home. Members now have only 59 years to wait before their club becomes as gilded as themselves. At Mrs. Fishbaugh’s Christmas party last year, Ed Rusk first announced the formation of the Golden Agers. Entrance requirement is a birth date yellowed by at least 60 years. The prize for the oldest man in attendance at yesterday's festivities went to 88-year-old Michael Bresslin, who was given a gift certificate by Mrs. Fishbaugh. Bresslin, however, was not the top man in age. Walking about was George Garbet, who says he's 90...
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