The Huron Expositor, 1997-01-08, Page 13Honours banquet being held in February
On behalf of the President,
John Lansink, Branch 156
and President Pat
Schellcnberger, Ladies
Auxiliary to Branch 156 the
executives and members 1 euchres Jan. 8 at 8 p.m. and
would like to wish everyone every other Wednesday. Solo
a very happy and prosperous Jan. 15 at 8 p.rn. and every
new year. other Wednesday. Darts every
Please remember the meet- Saturday at 7:30 p.m.
ings each month. For the The Branch will host a
Auxiliary the first Sunday dinner for the public
Wednesday of each month on Jan. 19. Desserts and help
except July and August and will be needed and appreciat-
for the Branch the third ed. February 8 the Honors
Thursday except July and and Awards Banquet will be
August. You are needed at held. Tickets will he avail -
these meetings. able at the bar.
Activities are again under- Winners of the November
way again at the Branch. Early Bird draws were John
Cribbage every Monday. Stag Lansink. Brad Finlayson,
,Seaforth
Legion
by Barbara Scott
Birthdays special news in Dublin
Birthdays are always spe-
cial news. Happy Birthday to
Alanah Delaney who cele-
brates' her fourth birthday
today. January 8. Happy
Birthday dear Alanah from
Mommy and Daddy and
Connor and Grandma
Williams. Grandma and
Grandpa Delaney. and your
many. many friends.
Another special lady is cel-
ebrating a birthday this week.
Happy Birthday to Mary
Dantzer. Your many. many
friends along with your fami-
ly and relatives wish you
Mary. the veru hest in the
coming year.
Heartfelt sympathy of the
community is extended to the
family of Marie 1)ekroon
who passed away at the Ritz
Lutheran Villa on Dec. 18.
Sympathy is extended -to
John and his wife, Cindy,
R.R. 1, Dublin; Neil and his
wife, Betty, R.R. 5. Mitchell;
Martin of Incline- Village,
Nevada; Anne Murray and
her husband Ken, R.R. 4,
Walton; twin daughters,
Pauline White and her hus-
hand Ray. Kinkora; Catherine
Klaver and her husband,
Peter. R.R. 2, Staffa; and
twenty-five grandchildren.
Sympathy to other relatives
also. Our heartfelt sympathy
is with you at this difficult
time.
Men 's broomball action
JAN. -2
GRADS 4 CYCLONES 1
Cyclones never say die as
Mike Dooreleyers flips the
ball over the Grads goalie_
Wow. What a superb goal. A
little help came from brother
Dave Dooreieyers and Tim
Damen. However, the Grads
keep the lead as Tony Van
Den Heuvcl contributes two
quick goals with sing.lcs
going out to Al Wynja and
Jim Nyenhuis.
PARR LINE 2
HITMEN 2
Parr Line rnen, played
strong and kept up a steady
pace. They nab up two neat
goals. Scoring for Parr Line
is Jamie Poirier, as he is the
hero for two brilliant goals.
Assistance came from Mike
Gibbings. Hitmen came alive
with two minutes left in the
game. Kevin Van Den
Neuker comes out of
nowhere and wrist shots the
ball into the net. With only
20 seconds left in the game
Jerry Wright finally succeeds
in putting the ball into the net
and ties it up. He thanks
teammates Steve Eckert Jr.
for his quick passes and their
goalie Steve Dearing for
hanging in there as he
stopped a few breakaways.
Great game by both teams.
Hey You
LOOK WHO'S 30
(Laurie Bell)
on Jan. 3/97
Friends are always
there Forever
HA - HA
"Not So Terrible
at Two!"
HAPPYBJRIHDAY
on Jan. 8
UPCOMING GAMES
Jan. 8: 9 p.m. Polar Ice vs
Winthrop; 9:50 p.m. Parr
Line Men vs Knights; 10:40
p.m. Socialites vs Parr Line
(L).
Jan. 9: 9 p.m. Cyclones vs
Royals; 9:50 p.m. Hitmen vs
Knights; 10:40 p.tn. Grads vs
Winthrop.
Seaforth
Lions
Club
26th
ANNUAL
ELIMINATION
DRAW
1'' Early Bird Draw
WINNER
of '200.00
DEBRA MARSHALL
SEAFORTI-I
This ticket will be put back
in the drum for our final
Elimination Draw JUNE
21/97
'Which Old Goat's 50?"
Happy Birthday Katie Teall
JAN. 7/97
Annual Brodhagen
District Chamber
of Commerce
Snowmobile
Poker Rally
SATURDAY
FES. 1/97
Brodhagen Community
Centre
Registration
10:00 am -.2:00 pm
Food Available in the hall
Jeanette Zellos, J.R.
Hutchinson. Greg
Bennewies, Al Remington,
Don Kunder, Greg
Hutchinson and Don Eaton.
A very informative presen-
tation was given to Branch
members at the December
meeting on the Seaforth
Hospital and the importance
of keeping our hospital open.
This was given by Joe and
Lin Sterner. They suggested
we should write to Fraser
Bell, Box 610, Mitchell, NOK
I NO with our concerns on
this matter.
At the going down of the
sun and in the morning we
will remember them.
FRI. NITS
WHAT'S YOUR
POINT
SAT. NITE
DANCE ALL NITE
WITH
SOUND IMAGE
D.J.
SAT. JAN 25
GONE COUNTRY
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Saturday
Canada's Hottest Tribute ...
JAGGED LITTLE PILL
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Tix '5 advance '7 door
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482-1234
OPEN HOUSE
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Holmesville
Wednesday January 15, 1997
Sponsored By Tyndall's Karate School
8 NIGHT BEGINNERS COURSE
Children's Class 6:15 - 7:15 pm
Adults & Teens 7:30 - 9:00 pm
FEE ONLY $15.00
Karate Demonstration
Come out and watch or join in with the class
Free Coffee and Doughnuts
For more information call Sensei Ron T tdali 482-3634
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BEEF & CHICKEN SUPPER
SUNDAY JANUARY 19th
4:30 to ? .
Adults $9.00 Children $4.50
Come out and enjoy Roast
Beef, Chicken, Mashed
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Homemade Pies and Desserts
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T marriage ceremony o Lois -Anne, da , ter o ank
and Yvette Binnendyk, Egmondville and Denial Steven,
son of John and Rita Furlong, Kitchener was held on
Saturday, August 24th 1996, at Forest Hill United,
Church Kitchener.
Maid of Honour was Linda Binnendyk, Kitchener. and
bridesmaids were Joan Mellen, Egmondville and Andrea
Muir, Seaforth.
Best Man was Wade Furlong and ushers were Duane
Perry and Bob Foucault, all of Kitchener.
Lois was preceeded down the aisle by flowergir! Sarah
Mellen, Egmondville and rirrgbearer Luke Binnendyk,
Kincardine.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. Don Robinson,
Camlachie United, Camlachie (formerly of St. Andrew's
United, Kippen) and Margaret Collard, Forest Hill United,
Kitchener.
Musical accompaniment was provided by organist Carol
Carter, Mitchell and vocalist Geordie Barnett, Etobicoke.
Bridesmaid dresses designed by Susan Halfpenny,
Seaforth.
Floral creations by Flower Magic by Jean, Seaforth. Lois
and Dan spent their honeymoon at The Enchanted
Gardens, Jamaica. •
The couple now resides in Country Hills, Kitchener.
Happy 25th Anniversary
Mom &
(Jim & Ann Sills)
Jan. 14/97
Love: Tracey, JeffTed, Don & Tim
Annual
Meeting
Winthrop Recreation
Committee
Sunday, Janury 191 1997
2:00 P.M.
at McKillop Twp. Offices, Winthrop
Volunteers Needed.
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