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Continued from page 2
committee is still looking for a new
part-time bartender. The house
chairman reports some minor
housekeeping duties completed and
the problem fixed with the furnace.
The Nevada chairman reports a
small positive balance on hand. The
Poppy chairman submitted his report
from this November’s campaign.
The executive would like the Poppy
report submitted to the newspaper
and will instruct the Chairman to do
so. Remembrance Day was a
successful day with a very good
crowd attending the service. A
donation was approved for the Santa
Claus parade.
A team of four men attended the
Zone Team darts competition held at
the Clinton Branch. They finished
seventh and qualified for District
competition in January. representing
the Branch were Comrades Bob
Richardson, Ken Bird, Ron Schmidt
and Dan Beyersbergen. Congrats to
them.
The results from the poster, essay
and poems have been judged and the
winners were presented with their
prizes this week at North Woods
Elementary School. There were 91
entries from the three divisions in
the various categories.
Winners were: primary, black and
white poster, third place was given
to Joel Nesbit; colour poster, first,
Lauren Silcock; second, Allyson
Barbour; third, Christopher
Pennington; junior black and white
poster, first, Abby Strome; second,
Wesley Kraemer; third, Nicholas
Kraemer; junior colour poster, first,
Jessica Clark; second, Nick
McArter; third, Daniel Bell; junior
poem, first, Jacob Roth.
Congratulations to all who
participated and to the
winners. Youth chairman is Nanci
Ducharme.
The Thursday night darts had a
good bunch of darters attending.
Winners were: first, Roger McHardy
and Kaye Smith; second, Sharon
Robbins and Sandra Josling; high
shot, Wayne Smith, 106.
The Branch has Christmas
decorations adorning the outside
thanks to the efforts of Jim Brown
and helpers. The inside decorations
are thanks to Sandra, Deb Caan and
Greta Zehr.
The Friday night supper had a
crowd of 30 enjoying the Salisbury
steak. This week is roast beef.
Remember we are collecting food
for the food bank and will appreciate
any and all donations.
Saturday was busy around the
Branch. The Huron County men’s
dart league had its yearly
doubles/singles competition. There
were about 50 men taking part in the
day. They began play at noon
upstairs in the Branch and finished
about 6:30 p.m. downstairs in the
Branch.
There were 12 tables of euchre
players hoping to be winners on
Saturday afternoon. Winners were:
first, Bill Nethery and Jessica, 69;
second, Paul Machan and Barb, 68;
third, Jim Devereaux and Russell
Smith, 67; lone hands, Bernice and
Pauline, six; low, Betty Hulley and
Janet Davies, 52. Euchre is every
two weeks and will be held on Dec.
29.
Saturday evening following the
Santa Claus parade was the
celebration of the Knight Christmas
upstairs at the Branch. There were
over 60 members of the Knight
family on hand to enjoy the
traditional turkey dinner served by
the Branch. A visit from Santa and
Mrs. Claus resulted in some very
excited children. Patty and Judy
(Knight), daughters of the late Willis
and Barb Knight, were the hosts for
the party.
The dinner at the Branch was
prepared and served by six
wonderful workers including Mary
Bradshaw, Judy Lee, Mabel
Glanville, Sharon Robbins, Linda
Bird and Jo-Ann McDonald. Lisa
Glanville, Greg Wilson and Deb
Ross looked after the bartending
duties for all of the day’s events.
Thanks Comrades.
The Sunday night dance had a
good crowd of nearly 80 enjoying
the music of Tri Country. They are a
great local band with a great variety
of songs and singing.
Continued from page 2
one of those special moments
occurred for Joan Jacobs. A pair of
cardinals rested on her rose of
sharron bush just as the budgie was
eating at the feeder. The three birds
were all in a sight line showing a lot
more colour than is usual for a
November morning. Another mark
for Mother Nature.
Bobcaygeon was our destination
last week as we gathered with my
Ontario brothers for a sleepover. Of
course you can imagine the fun
involved when you mix great food
and drink with family memories. One
of the funny moments involved Bill
bringing in clothes that were no
longer “comfortable”. A fashion
show ensued with Ralph and Jim
being the top models and their prizes
were Bill’s clothes. They were
grateful as they detest shopping and
Bill saved them. Even shortening
pants was not even an issue – bonus
they proclaimed. I had delivered their
personal history books so we had
many laughs over 60-year-old
pictures of us. It was fun hearing each
story of a specific incident in our lives
and what we each remembered. We
decided the combined story might be
near the truth, but it sure was fun
remembering. Even better, was
talking of the present and future
where our children and for some of
us, our grandchildren are taking their
place in the world. No wonder
families are the central theme of
Christmas.
Enjoy the season.
Bye now, Betty G.W
History books bring a smile
Canteen committee looking for part-time bartender
Continued from page 3acted out “The Adventures of MouseDeer” – a tale from Indonesia and
Malaysia about a clever mouse deer
and Savitri, a tale from ancient India
about a wise princess who saves her
husband from death. In the class
each actor is only allowed one prop
and that can get pretty hilarious. In
art students are working on radial
balance and creating designs. In
science they continue to work on the
properties of pure substances and
mixtures.
Fundraising is underway for Camp
Celtic. Anyone who wants a
delicious mint smoothie need go nofurther than the Grade 8 class ofHullett Central Public School.
By Jenna McDonald
Please welcome the Central Huron
Secondary School junior senior and
jazz bands. It was an amazing
performance. The whole school
enjoyed the musical guests and I
have proof. In the kindergarten class
Bryce thought the drums were
amazing and loved the performance.
Next up in Grade 1, Oliver also
thought the drums were outstanding
and thought the song “Firefly” was
awesome. In Grade 2 Kortney loved
the drums and the song “Santa Clausis Coming to Town”. Now let’s skipto Grade 4/5 when Sarah Hunking
and Jason Wilts both enjoyed the
song “Firefly”. Sarah liked the
drums while Jason liked the
trombone. In Grade 7, Drew
VanWyk loved the drums and
thought the song “Firefly” was
amazing. In Grade 8, Connor’s
favourite songs was “The
Nutcracker Suite” and like most of
the kids in the school, he liked the
drums also. I think we all had a blast.
The songs the junior band played
were “Christmas Carol Rock” and
“Dance of the Thunder Bolts”. Thesenior band played “NutcrackerSuite”, “As Summer was Just
Beginning” and “Firefly”. The jazz
band played “Boogie Lou” and
“Santa Claus is Coming to Town”.
I almost forgot the director. Her
name is Mrs. Haines. I asked her
how she started in music. She took
piano as a kid (in Grade 1) and
wanted to become something more.
She said “music is a lifelong project,
but I keep trying to succeed”. She is
now trying to learn to play the guitar.
I also interviewed Ben Dressler.
He is a singer/songwriter and an
amazing guitar player. I wasoverjoyed to find out I was the onewho got to interview him. I asked
him how he started playing and he
told me, “one day I found an old
guitar and started playing around
with it. The first song I learned was
“Good Riddance (Time of Your
Life)” by Green Day. Ben also told
me about his band Blood Ties.
As a great person once said, “All it
takes is one song to bring back 1,000
memories.” I know that by playing at
our school today, the CHSS
bands helped us create 1,000
memories.
Students perform tales from Indonesia, India