HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1985-10-30, Page 15Legionaires attend convention
BY GORDON SCOTT, P.R.O.
Last weekend Legion members attended
the Fall District Convention held in Owen
Sound and hosted by the Royal Canadian
Legion of that city. Over 400 members and
their wives were in attendance.
Some of the highlights of the convention
were; there will be no increase in per capita
fees for at least another year, public
speaking contests will be held in Mount
Forest on April 6 for the District and the
Area and Provincial on April 20 and May 3;
applications for the War Veterans Allowance
program will be changed as of November 1
this year.
-Service officers will be attending a
seminar later on in Sarnia to deal with the
changes taking place; a membership semi-
nar was also held on Saturday afternoon for
branch chairmen and anyone else who cared
to attend. It was pointed out that 60 years
ago only 3,000 veterans were members of
the Legion. Today there are upwards of a
LEGION
NEWS
half million members over the whole of
Canada. That number is still growing.
Emphasis was placed on the early bird
campaign once again and owing to the fact it
is the Legion "Diamond Jubilee Year" the
Seaforth branch is offering special prizes for
renewing memberships in October, Novem-
ber and December. The Membership
Committee would like to win another plaque
for the Branch for 1986 and urges members
to try and renew by January 1.
The Spring Convention will be held in
Hanover on April 19 and 20.
Chairmen Bill Wilbee and George Case
report the Tulip Campaign was a huge
Pee Wees lose opener
Seaforth Pee Wees travelled to Palmer-
ston last Sunday for their first game of the
season but came home the losers by a score
of 8-3.
Palmerston did some hard hitting in the
first two periods and as a result were handed
eight penalties. Both teams settled down to
playing good hockey in the third period.
At the end of the second period,
Palmerston led 4-1. Paul McElwain started
the scoring off for Seaforth in the second
period on a goal assisted by Karsten Carroll
and Ted Sills.
In the third period Palmerston scored four
goals to Seaforth's two. Seaforth's two third
period goals were scored by Paul McElwain
unassisted and Jason Horan assisted by Paul
McUwain.
Seaforth's first home game is 7 p.m.
Saturday against Arthur.
Pee Wee players are Ray Murray, Mike
Murray, Brent van den Akker, Jason Horan,
Paul McLJwain, Jason Papple, Brian Cook,
Jason Schoonderwoerd, Brad Schroeder,
Jason McNichol, Ted Sills, Jeff Gemmell
and Karsten Carroll. Goalies are Jason
Patterson and Jeff Weber.
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success with over 7,000 tulips sold and
distributed to the public. The Diamond
Jubilee Committee and the Branch congratu-
late them on a job well done. In the spring
these tulips will be a beautiful sight not only
around the community but all over the
Dominion of Canada as well. To the pleople
who have contributed by buying tulips to
make the campaign such a success the
legion can only say "thank you."
On Sunday, the legion is holding its
annual Poppy Drive. Comrade Gordon
Beuttenrniller would like the canvassers to
be at the Legion at 1:30 p.m. The more
canvassers there are the easier and quicker
the job will be done. "Many hands make
light work."
At the going down of the sun and in the
morning we will remember them.
Happy Birthday
Gwe O'Rourke 7
LL.ove RV ;P.H.G.B.D.M.).
has children attending Huron Centennial Public School
has completed grade 1-13 in the Huron County School system
has a Bachelors degree in Psychology/Sociology and a Masters
degree in Divinity
has served churches in Greenville, Michigan: Hamilton and
Collingwood
owns and operates a poultry farm in Tuckersmith Townshiji
NICO PETERS CAN AND WILL PROVIDE RESPONSIBLE
REPRESENTATION TO THE PARENTS AND TAXPAYERS OF
CLINTON AND TUCKERSMITH TOWNSHIP.
For Further Information Call 527-1641
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The family of Pearl and Walter Dale of
Seaforth, formerly of Owen Sound,
would like to extend an invitation to all
their friends and relatives 'to help
celebrate the happy occasion of their
50th Wedding Anniversary A dance in
their honor will be held at the Seaforth
and District Community Centres on
November 2. 1985 starting at 8:00 p.m.
Please accept this as your personal
invitation. Best Wishes Only Please.
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TO MARRY — Bill and Joyce Dawson and Tom and Barb Consitt of
Varna, wish to announce the forthcoming marriage of their children,
Brenda Jean and Scott Russell. The wedding will take place Satur-
day. November 9, 1985 at 3:30. Brucefield United Church. Reception
to follow at Varna. T A photo
THE HURON EXPOSITOR, OCTOBER 3c. 1985 A15
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Brodhagen Chamber of Commerce
ANNUAL
TURKEY BINGO NIGHT
Wed., Nov. 13/85
at
BRODHAGEN COMMUNITY
CENTRE
Bingo time - 8 p.m.
Draw for 50 Birds & cash
bingo prizes.
Draw tickets available from
any member..
LADY CELEBRATES
85TH BIRTHDAY
Mrs. Theresa Costello, 200 Westfield
Dr., London, Ont„ formerly from
Dublin celebrated her 85th Birthday
Thanksgiving Sunday. Mrs. Costello
enjoys very good health. A dinner was
held in her honour at the Bavarian Inn
in London attended by her family and
grandchildren. Present for this happy
occasion were Mary and Ken Wickens,
London, Jean, Peter Groshok and
family, London, Brigid Malone and
Walter Mullen, Winnipeg, Dorothy,
John Krauskopf and family, Guelph,
Patricia, Doug McGllvery and family,
Chatham, Gordon, Bea Costello and
family, Kingston, Danny and Rose
Costello, Kitchener, Father Jack Costel-
lo, Windsor also her brother Wilfred
Feeney of Dublin. A very enjoyable
evening followed at the home of Jean
and Peter Groshok.
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DAYTIME or EVENINGS
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DINNER MEETING
Canadian Cancer Society
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4
Reception - 6:30 p.m.
Dinner - 7:00 p.m.
at the
GODERICH TOWNSHIP HALL
Tickets - $9.00
Guest Speaker: Dr. Lloyd Dennis
O.C., B.A., B.ED„ D.E.A.
(of the Hall - Dennis Report)
Please phone Clinton office
482-7832
Happy 45th
Wedding Anniversary
BILL & MARJORIE DALE
OCTOBER 29
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