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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1985-11-06, Page 22p,22 —THE HURON EXPOSITOR, NOVEMBER 6. 1985 — Legion teams qualify for district tourney BY GORDON SCOTT, PRO Last Saturday the Branch hosted the Zone Cribbage Tournament with a good represen- tation from all the Branches in the Zone, This year.a team consisting of four ladies from the Blyth Legion came in first, losing only one game. From Seaforth's entry of three teams' the Branch was abie to have two qualify for the District competition later in the winter. Unfortunately the "Poppy Drive" sche- duled for Sunday was rained out for the second year running. Some did go out but the most of the community has to be canvassed yet. The Canvassers will be out in the evenings of this week to. try and finish the canvass. A financial report of the Poppy Trust l"und from last year is reported as follows by • the Branch Treasurer Don Eaton. Amount collected in 1984 campaign -- $2,468.33. ('ost of Poppies and Campaign expenses etc: -- $6'19.65. . Cost of Wreaths - 1984 Campaign -- $874.00. Disbursements October 1st 1984 - Sept. 30th, 1985 --$1,131.13. Poppy Trust Fund as of September 30, 1985 •- $2,517.85. . The Veterans' Banquet is this Saturday at 7 p.m. Anyone wishing tickets should phone the Branch or Comrade Jim Watson no later than Wednesday evening (to -night). The ladies Auxiliary have to know how many are attending. On Sunday the Church Parade will be held at the United Church. The parade will form at. 10:30 hrs. and march to the Church. We hope all members will do their utmost to attend this Remembrance service. Microwave (Continued from page A21) church. were placed in loving memory of Harvey Jacobi by Mrs. Jacobi and family. The congregation were reminded next Sunday the Remembrance Day Service will be held in the church and/November 17 will be The Anniversary Service with Glen Wright, former minister of Exeter United Church, and now of Lyndon as the Guest Minister. Mrs. Ruthig of St. Marys will be the Guest Soloist. A number of members of the Hensall United Church Women attended the Presby- terial Regional Meeting held in Egmondville United Church on Monday evening. Rev. McDonald along with Mr. and Mrs. ('lair Hoffman and Karen attended the 40th Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Melvin held in the Salem Community Hall at Walkerton on Saturday evening. PEOPLE Mrs. Laird Mickle entertained her grand- daughter and her husband Mr. and Mrs. Randy Pollock of London who were recently married and also her parents Mr, and Mrs. W m. M icicle of Exeter, her sister and husband Mr. and Mrs. Dave O'Brien of llondau, and her brother John Mickle of London on Sunday. They all enjoyed a delicious turkey smorgasbord dinner and a good visit. ...always party time at the HAVEN in Clinton 482-3489 live Rock 'n Roll This Weekepd Thurs.•Frl.•Sat. "CIVIC TONGUE" Top 40 Dance Band. The Biggest Rock 'n Roll Bar In the Area. HAPPY 40th ANNIVERSARY GORDON & MYRTLE HULLEY 11 k 4 \\,Ilton NOVEMBER 7 L I\ I f III 5\1 h,nfl ., don:,• \r mt I Pe nn (Aon \-'n,• I'atruI, \turrds •.l,,r\ ft,L .\ 3t,rL\ tta ST. ANDREWS UNITED CHURCH KIPPEN SMORGASBORD SUPPER at BRUCE FIELD UNITED CHURCH WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 13 500-8:00p.m. 70 I ADULTS Pre -School FREE 00ky 12 & under ADVANCE TICKETS ONLY FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 262 On Monday, November 11 all Legion members should be at the Legion at 10 a.m. to parade to the Cenotaph for the Remembrance day service. In case of bad weather .the service will be held in the Legion Hall. In the evening a Potluck supper.will be held at the hall at approximately 6 p.m. Larry Broome has volunteered to run the Wednesday night euchres this year. The first Stag euchre will be held Wednesday, November 13 at 8 p.m. The following Wednesday a mixed euchre is planned for members and guests. Keep those dates in mind. The first of three Bingos will be held November 26 with the second December 10 and the last on December 17. There will be more on this at a later date. Please plan to attend the Remembrance Service both on Sunday and Monday. At the going down of the sun and in the morning we will Remember them. "THE RURAL ROADS" represented the Seaforth Harmony Kings Chapter In quartet competition at the fall SPEBSQSA District Competition held recently at Hamilton Place in Hamilton. The group placed very well in stiff competition. Twenty quartets took part. The Rural Roads include (left to right) David Campbell, Bryan Vincent, Gord Miller and Barry Vincent. (photo submitted) 677 A St. Columban P.T.A. TURKEY BINGO I SUNDAY NOV.10 B p.m. ST. 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