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Dave. RQbhisoa your Port Peuy��Q.
Ont, and aU M 11'ubi` of Ingeis J
Oat. were recently elected as -
National Powidents of the Aso&
anion of Kin Clubs,
Robinson. the new National Kins-
men President. works for . me
Durham Board of Education as a
computer teacher and Malcolm, the
new National Kh ette President, is
the executive director of the Big
Brothers/Big Sisters of St.
Thor;4awiE1gra .
These elections took place as the
Association's national convention in
Ha if
NS. where h was
announced that during the past year
the nearly 1.110, ' Kinsmen and
Dinette Clubs across Canada
deuated nearly $28;7 millionin
service funds to their cutommities,
The Association, continued is
exnamdinary support of me -
di= Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.
(CCM with laSt years reeet'd eon-
tdbuttou of $197 noilliOnp mit n,,
jug aS the largeest single contd.
butor to the Com. Since theism
Kinsmen club beau supporting
cystic fibrosis .back in 1964 more
than $10 million has been raised.
As the association enters its 72nd"
year„Kinsmen and Kinett.es can tae
a great deal of pride in Hieb' support
of many organozAtions including the
Multiple Sclerosis Society of
Canada,.. Operation GES Home, Kin
Shining Light and Swimming
L.
opens
Once.
It took One -Hundred And
Fifty years to arrive at this
momentous occasion and yet
once it goes by, it will never
happen again.
What is it?
Simply put, it's the, single.
most important event Huron
County has ever seen!
From October 1=,-1991 until
September 30'"1, 1992, Huron
County will be celebrating its
Sesqui-Centennial
Anniversary!
That's 150 years worth of
celebrating, and to !nark this
grand occasion, the FOCUS
Newsmagazine will be
publishing The Official Huron
County Sesqui-Centennial
Anniversary Edition.
If you manage or own a
business anywhere in Huron
C�9 tiny,
youu won't want to miss
tin , unique advertising
opportunity.
After till::. it only happens
once.
Advertising Deadline:
Friday, September 27, 1991
Call your FOCUS advertising
representative
today!
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FOCUS
A REOIONAL NEWSMAGAZINE
A Signal -Star Publication
528-2822
Canada,
The Kinsmen, Fi,aindatioa
Saskatchewan . and the . giusuien. •
Rehabilitation Foundation of British
Columbia, both of ,which serve the
needs of disabled PeoPle in these.
pxovinco,, - had sloccessful
fund raising years.
-The .Saskatcheww clubs rated
over'$1,8 milton duriii 20 -hour
telethon called Telecte o sup-
port thele foundation while B.0
clubs assisted them fore ' on, by
raising $1S amort" in a doer4o
door' blitz known as the, Kinsmen,.
Mothers' March.
While Kinsmen and Kinettes are
alt -Canadian more than $65,000
was sent to help Kill international
development activities in the Sudan
and Pent,
Robinson has been a Kinsmen
since 1981, has belonged to clubs 1n
Ontario and is cunently a member
of the Kinsmen Club of Port Perry.
tifialeolor brie a "Knees wore
than 10 years ago anil has held
many club offices s' and exemilve
positions, Currently, tly,. i
Malcolm sa
member of Janette Club of
Dorchester d Arm
The Association of Ki Clubs is
au alt Canadian organization
found in ..1920 in ;Hainilton, The
Kin Nation Headqus is
located in Carnbridgee QntLL ndlae
epi to ywy„ '.f V' 4Q
The Association has a total mem-
bership of Mere than 164000 you.%.
men and women between, the ages
21. and 45 in mote than Logo clubs.
across Canada
Kinsmen and Kineue clubs pro..
vide`` heir members with a wide
variety of social activities as wellas
many oppttunit es for self -develop -
meat by, serving thele communities
through fund-raising and service
projects.
Educational help cacvalable
for adults in this _ area
Conestoga ‘Colle8e offers free Legion Hall at ' 56 Kingston
one-to-one help in reading, writ- Street. She is available for- week-
ing, and basic math for adults m_ ly, individualized ,iessons� by.
Stratford, Listowel, Cliaton appointment at. various times, of
W,-inut gham auci
Bon is confidential and :all _ If you would like to improve
materials are provided at no your 'reading, writing* Or math
extra charge. • skills, or know of someone else .
Liana Bentley -teaches in who Might, please call ,1.800-463 .
Goderich at the Royal Canadian 0796.
Laflesviit� L�rd take over
facet an do -pitch league
After 15 weeks of play the
Lanesville Loris have taken over
Rist piaci - in the Lucknow
Dungannon Slo-pitch :leaguewith a
_record ' of 15 . wins! and 3 fosses.
Their winning percentage is a
Ieague best .833. The Lords went 6
and 0 .:for the .month. of August to
take over top 'spot in the standings
Air the first tune this season.
The Lucknow • Oystalizers by ,
virtue of,. their 13 to 11 win over the
Kinsmen regained second 'spot with
15 wins and 4 "losses. Their August
record was 5 wins and no losses.
Kinsmen, :!meanwhile, fell out of
first place for the first dine in two
months with a 2 win and, 3 loss
August record. -
The Holyrood Trojans ,edged past
Wotanthe,Luckfow'Six otan to take
over fourth place once again.
Itinioss;,who are currently riding:
•a dirge game winning strilik, mowed .
from eighth spot up into—Sixth,
while the Belfast Rebels stretched
their lead to two games over the
fellow expansion team the Luclmow
Blues.
There is only three weeks left to
complete ' the 24 game schedule
which will wrap up the 1991 sea- .
son. Teams are urged fo play any
make-up gameap*i r io the season
ending off Se tember 19: faun -fps'
are remindremindal that there will be a
league meeting at 8:00 pan.. on
September . 30, at the Kinsanen
Clubhouse. ,
Congratulations to the Lucknow
Kinsmen team for their AA 'final
showing at the Blyth •Industrial Slow
pitch. Tournament this month. Con-
gratulations also go out : to the,
Kinloss and Ct sWizer teams for
their split of the B Side champion
• ship of the Quinlan Memorial Tour-
nanient. held In. Dungannon. The
final game was not played due to
adverse weather conditions and the
two teams donated their potential
prizes to the Quinlan family.
Current standings as of August 31,
Lanesville
Crystalizers
-Kinsmen
Holyrood
Six Shooters
Kinloss
Belfast
Blues
Nile
1991 are as follows:
W L PCT
15 3 .833
15 4 .789
15 5 .750
12 6 .667
13 7 .650
7 13 350
5 13 .297
4 16 . .200
1 20 .048
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Cecil Little celebrates 65th
Mildred McClenaghan attended
the graveside service for Harold
Pollock, at Fordwich last week.
Norma Rintoul returned home an
Friday with her daughter, Donna
Guttoskie, of Kitchener. They had
travelled with Ann Oberholtzer, of
Waterloo, to Algonquin . Park, to
bring home Ann's son Jeff, who
had been working there for the
summer.
Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Campbell
and Heather of Ancaster spent the
weekend with Norma 'Untold. On
Sunday, Michele Gutoskie and
friends of Kitchener, visited with
Norma. Michele is entering
Windsor University of Nursing in
September fora four-year colotri
e.
WHITECHURCH
by Joan Ross
mmonammimmonnommum
obtain her Bachelor Degree in Nur-
sing.
The family of Cecil Little held a
65th birthday party for Cecil in the
Whitechurch Hall on Sunday. His
brother, Goldie of Brampton, a
daughter of Si Thomas and other
family members attended.
Mildred McCienaghan and John
McKinnon had a tour of the Bruce
Nuclear Plant on Sunday. Joe
VVdowialt, of port gm,: a friend of
Mildred's,1s employed at thePohn.