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By Jo-Ann McDonald
Darts are starting on Thursday
nights at the Brussels Legion. Blind
mixed darts start at 8 p.m. and
everyone is welcome. Random
partners are picked and the cost to
play is $1.
Fun is the object of this night so
all interested persons are welcome.
Darts are available for use for new
players. Enjoy a night out and meet
new friends.
The Friday night supper of
chicken wings was enjoyed by just a
small crowd. This week is ham and
scalloped potatoes.
Saturday was the day that District
C sent its bus load of comrades and
entertainers to Parkwood Hospital
in London. Pickups from Lucknow
to Goderich, Clinton to Exeter and
off to London saw nearly 50 people
off for the day.
They arrived at Parkwood just in
time to grab a light lunch then it was
off to the rooms to bring veterans
and patients alike to the new
veterans’ lounge area to enjoy the
show.
Singing, skits, magic show and
performances spanned well over an
hour of entertainment.
Attending for Brussels Branch
218 were Comrades Mabel
Glanville and Isabel Alcock. They
took along with them a donation of
kneelaps provided by Leona
McDonald and filled gift bags of
needed items provided by Branch
218 that were bought and assembled
by Comrade Marg Bennett.
This is the 19th year that District
C has held this entertaining day.
Sunday, Oct. 21 was the
celebration of Zone C1 veterans
dinner held at Kincardine Branch
183. There were 10 veterans and
spouses attending from Branch
218.
The afternoon saw some
interesting entertainment provided
by Kincardine folks, then a
delicious dinner was served.
Attending from Brussels Branch
218 were Ross and Marg
Bennett, Max Oldfield and Aud-
rey Chambers, Bill Steadwell,
Cecil Moore, Glen and Jean
Bridge, Forrest Whittard and Olave
Little.
They enjoyed the day and the
lovely drive.
Cadets are still collecting pop
cans and returnable bottles. Drop
them off behind the Legion on
Tuesday evenings for pick up.
Euchre saw only eight tables at
play. First place went to Helen
Dobson and Mabel Willis with 78
points. Coming in second place
were Dorothy Dalton and Delores
Howatt with 76 points and third
prize went to Elsie Mogk and
Doreen Skinner with 68 points.
Low prize with 41 points went to
Edith Pushelberg and Georgina
Eckmeier. Lone hand prizes went to
Bush Whittard and Doreen
Smith.
The Sunday night dance crowd
enjoyed the music of Red Rascal
Band.
Close to 90 people were in
attendance.
Back by popular demand, it’s the
Hullett Owl Prowl! This time it
promises to be even cooler than the
last one! (That does not just mean
weather wise!)
On the evening of Oct. 27, we will
be venturing out into the night at the
Hullett Provincial Wildlife Area
under a full harvest moon for an
evening of owl viewing. Get into the
Halloween spirit and view some of
Hullett’s nocturnal hunters while
you’re at it.
We will be meeting at the Sugar
Bush parking lot, 80602 Wildlife
Line at 6 p.m. on the night of
Saturday, Oct. 27.
From there, prepare for a trek into
the forest, spotting and listening for
owls.
This event is not to be missed and
is suitable for all ages and (quiet,
well trained) dogs are welcome!
The eastern screech owl and great-
horned owl are the typical species
we see at Hullett, but there’s always
a chance we could observe a more
rare owl. Other owls that are found
in this region include the long-eared
owl, short-eared owl, northern saw-
whet owl and the barred owl.
Individual long-eared, short-eared
and northern saw-whet owls have
been known to breed at Hullett in
past years, albeit in small
numbers.
The barred owl, on the other hand,
generally prefers larger tracts of
forest, but can be seen in this region
in migration.
You can visit our owl pages on the
website to see and hear the species
we’ve discussed above at
www.hullettmarsh.org/TheOwlPages.html.
On the night of the Owl Prowl, we
will be playing pre-recorded calls
from a CD to attract the owls and
then will listen for their reply.
The presence of a full moon has
been proven to heighten owl activity,
so we should be able to observe a
few birds on this night.
On our initial Owl Prowl, this
spring, we got good, close-up looks
at five screech owls and one, more
distant view of a great-horned owl.
We hope to be as lucky on this
evening. It may also be possible to
see other species in migration
around this time too – keep your
fingers crossed!
Be sure to dress for the weather, as
the evenings have been getting
progressively chillier. Bring a
flashlight and some comfortable
shoes/hiking boots.
This time you need not worry
about the bug spray!
If you have any questions,
please call the Hullett Office
at 519-482-7011 or email,
outreach@hullettmarsh.org.
Hullett Marsh
Happenings
Scot
Russell
Outreach
Co-ordinator
Friends of Hullett
At the Branch
Darts underway
at local Legion
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