HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1986-11-26, Page 15S ingers present Christmas shove
The Blyth Festival Singers will present Audiences at former Christmas concerts organist at Ontario Street United Church,
their annual concert of Christmas music in will be pleased to welcome back again the private piano instructor, and director of the
Blyth. Memorial Hall on Sunday, November Meter Public School Junior Choir under the Central Huron Secondary School choir.
30 1U 3 p,m. and 8 p.m.idirection of Joan Perrie. sing with the adult choir as well as presenting first concert of theie children Will ' The FeStival r season ars invite nds to oinethemthis
for
The from traditional
all) include many selec-the traditional mulled cider following each
as u some
Christmas repertoire, their own programme.a
as well as some less well-known to the • The accompanist for the concert wail. be performance, Tickets are available from choir
audience. A carol sing -along is also part of Louise McGregor of Clinton, presently a , members or by phoning the box office at (519)
this enneert student at Althouse College of Education, 523-9300 during regular business hours.
Legion attracts better than average attendance
came away empty handed. The top team
came from Exeter this year. Seaforth will
have no team entered in the district this
coming year. Maybe another year Seaforth
will be favored with better cards.
There is a stag euchre at the Branch
Wednesday at p.m. (tonight I. Cribbage is
every Monday night from now till Christmas
starting at 8 p.m. There will be a mixed
teams of bowlers at Branch 3 in Toronto last Euchre coming up December 17 with turkeys
Saturday. A team captained by Brian Dale as the prizes.
was the overall winner of the competition. the legion Children's Christmas Party is
Members ol'the team were: Brian Dale, Libby December2l at 2 p. m. Please phone Barbara
Van Demme, Connie and Mike Marion, Linda Scott at 527-1787 if you have children who
Gridzak and Dave W arson. would like to recite, play an instrument or
Three teams of euchre players entered the - dance.
Zone tournament held in Lucknow an The next Turkey Bingos will be held
Saturday afternoon but unfortunately all December2, 9th and 16th. Please keep these
dates in mind.
At the going down of the sun and in the
morning we will emember them.
The monthly meeting held Thursday was
al tended by a better than average number of
Legion members. Three new members were
initiated into the membership, Comrades Al
Hegier, Eric Doig and.John Hart, in the Early
Bird Campaign, the membership committee
is now around the 40 percent mark. Members
are urged to make an effort to get their dues
paid as soon as possible. They will be
increased as of January 1.
Property Chairman Gary Finnigan gave an
estimate on refurbishing the ladies wash-
rooms. It was accepted by the floor, work to
be stalled as soon as possible. 'The
shuffleboard should be back in operation by
the end of the week, after being refinished.
Mel hopes to run a tournament sometime in
the near future. •
The Branch was represented by eight
LEGION
NEWS ,
by Gordon Scott
THE HURON EXPOSITOR, NOVEMBER 26, 1988 — A15
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LEGION GUEST — Pictured above from left to right are Reg Cleator, Past Provincial
Secretary (retired), who was the guest speaker at the Veterans Banquet held recently. Ann
Wood, President of the Ladles Auxiliary, Jim Watson, President of Branch 158, Seaforth, Al
Nicholson, membership chairman and district poppy chairman are also pictured.
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NOTICE
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Memberships are Due!
O.F.S.C. Permit and Insurance on
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both here and The Bruce.
For dual permits contact Ralph Feltz by
Dec. 1186.
O.F.S.C. Permits are availble from:
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Clinton Engine Service ...... 482-5'322
John Gibson 482-3229
Archie Robertson.......... ..... 527-1757
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