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When Myrtle $turch cel- ebrated-her 100th birthday on May 8, her family 'and friends held a Small party at Stoney Creek Lifecare , . Centre, formerly Brodie , Nursing Home, in Winona. The unusual twist was that relatives asked for con~ tributions to Stoney Creek Foodbank in lieu of cards and gifizs. d "I had a trunkload of feod to deliver to the foodbank," says daughter Muriel Shaker. Mrs. Sturch was born in North Grimsby, and lived there until 20 years ago, when she moved to Stoney Creek to be closer to her daughter. She attended Rock Chapel and Stoney Creek United Churches and was involved in various church groups and the Women's Institute. Community Corner would like to join with Den and Muriel, Dave,' Nanci, Adam and Courtney; Ric, Donna, Morgan and Michael; Krista, Jim and Kailyn Shaker, Andy, MYRTLE STURCH Celebrates 1 OOth Barb, 'Andrea and Drew/ Toth; Jim, Judy, Jennifer and Jillian Sutton in wishing Mrs. Sturch a very happy birthday. w W ,7 DOD' W