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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 2009-11-05, Page 21Continued from page 20a few players and faced Mitchell intheir first game. It was a great gameand they played really well but lost2-1 in a shootout.They struggled to keep up with the South Huron team and lost 8-1 in their second game. Catering chairman Jo-Ann McDonald reported that the fish fry season is over and the Branch had cooked at 15 for the year. There were already six booked for next year’s season, so enjoy the winter’s rest. Thanks to all the Comrades who helped out over the season and hopefully we will see you all back next year to help. There are two family Christmas dinners booked, as well as a couple of banquets for the new year booked. President John Lowe surprised Comrade Jo-Ann McDonald presenting her with the first-place plaque for category E competition of District scrapbook. Thursday night mixed darts havebegun with 14 players out for thefirst night. The first-place team wasLawrence Machan, Catrina Joslingand Gord Jacklin. In second wereRoger McHardy, Glen Zehr and Deb Cann. The high shot of the night was by Glen Zehr shooting a 130. Come out to play at 8 p.m. and have a night of fun for only a buck. The Friday night supper of breaded pork cutlet was enjoyed by over 40 people. The menu is chicken and rice this week. The Saturday afternoon euchre seen eight and a half tables of players. The top players of the day were George and Deanna with 78 points. The second-place team was Verna and Rita with 66 points. Tyeing for third were Bev Hayden and Mary McIntosh, Dorothy Carter and Joann MacDonald, Viola and Ruth and Ed and Marie Stewart each with 65 points. Low prize of the day went to Stuart and Lois Chamney with 46 points.Lone-hand prizes went to Harry andVera. Euchre is every two weeks.The Kids Care group held itssecond annual Halloween food driveon Saturday afternoon. The group of over 30 children, along with their adult supervision used the Legion as their meeting and drop-off point for the food drive. They canvassed the town in the afternoon and gathered over 900 items for the drive. The kids boxed up all the donations when they were brought in and accepted donations from folks dropping them off at the Legion. The group enjoyed refreshments and had a group picture taken at the end of the day. The food will be taken to the North Huron Foodbank for distribution. Great job by these young people to show that we can all make a difference in life if we try, no matter our age. The Sunday night dance had the Georgian Bay Islands entertaining.There were over 70 people on handto enjoy the music.Comrades Ross and Marg Bennetthave made the trip to Elora with thepop tabs that have been collected and brought to the Branch. There were over 100 lbs. of tabs taken to the Elora Branch for the wheelchair program. The Elora Branch has been able to purchase 1,004 wheelchairs,one valued at over $7,000 since theinception of the program. They havealso purchased three of the specially-designed bicycles. The Cadets are collecting pop cans and they take the tabs off and give them to the Branch as well. Pop cans can be dropped off at the rear of the Branch for Tuesday night pickup. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2009. PAGE 21. Catering chair reports fish fry season over Remembrance Cadet Sgt. Emily Kerkhof, left, was out last weekend selling poppies on behalf of the Brussels Legion despite the windy weather. One of her first customers was her civilian instructor, Kari McLellan. (Shawn Loughlin photo) The Huron community Family Health Team will be holding an H1N1 vaccination clinic for high risk priority patients of the following doctors: Dr. Jason Datema, Dr. Dan Eickmeier, Dr. Heather Percival, Dr. Dan Rooyakkers and Dr. Carolin Shepherd. Priority patients as identified by the Public Health Agency of Canada include: people under 65 with chronic health conditions, pregnant women, children six months to less than five years of age and household contacts and care providers of persons at high risk who cannot be immunized or may not respond to vaccines. If you are unsure as to whether you should attend this clinic, contact The Huron community Family Health Team offices at 519-600- 2273. Non-priority patients will not be immunized at this clinic. The clinic will be held at the Huron community Family Health Team offices in the Huron East Health Centre, 32B Centennial Drive, Seaforth on Wednesday, Nov. 4 from noon to 7 p.m. Patients should note the office will be closed for the morning of Nov. 4. Please wear short sleeves, and expect delays. 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