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Citizens News, October 27, 1977
TOP CANOIST — Rene Boogemans of Hensall has won the Ontario
Canoe Racing Association trophy for the second consecutive year. He
participated in 26 races this year and outpointed 120 other members
throughout the province. T -A photo
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Zurich Ladies Bowling
October 17, 1977
High Triple Score Points
Teams
Pin Poppers
Starlites
Roxy Rollers
Packers ,
Red Gables
Town and Country
Ups and Downs
Alley-Oops
Happy Gang
Road Runners
Little Rascals
Jolly Six
Elaine Beauchamp
Elaine Datars
Deb Bedard
Marg Clarke
Sandra Dickert
June Fisher
Betty Grenier
Mary Laporte
Isabel Becker
Helen Faber
Patsy Denomme
Iva Reid
601 31
711 26
593 9
597 29
544 18
618 30
579 9
554 33
472 16
613 26
522 0
634 25
High Single June Fisher 370
High Triple Saridra Dickert 811
High Average Sandra Dickert 233
Senior Mixed Bowling League
Teams
Rambler's
Whippoorwills
Newcomers
Hawkeyes
High Triple
H. Finkbeiner 565
J. Geiger 545
K. Baker 519
B. Ferguson 525
High Single — B. Horner 277
High Triple — B. Horner 615
Week's Total
Points Points
7 22
0 21
5 14
2 12
NOTICE
24 Units apts. available for rent in
Mid June 1978
Will be located behind Post Office in the
Village of Hensall
1 bedroom - $185.00 per month
2 bedroom - $200.00 per month
(These prices are subject to cost increases)
Tenants pay own utilities (heat, hydro,
water, sewer) which average $28 per month
on a years average.
Inquiries may be forwarded to
Glennhaven Apts.
Box 359,
Lucknow, Ont. NOG 2110
or call Gerrie or Bernice Glenn
519-528-3234
Any inquiries previous to this ad are still on file.
Plan musicale at Hensall
Have you ever really been
aware of the strange and won-
derful powers that lie hidden in
the songs we hum and sing and
play?
This is the type of introduction
in store for all spectators at the
November 6 musicale being
presented at the Hensall United
Church on Sunday, November 6.
Providing the special musical
entertainment will be the Brant
Men of Song and the Brant Belle
'A' Dears.
The combined choirs under the
direction of Gary Woodward are
composed of 70 non-professional
singers from all walks of life. In
providing a community ,service
they strive to maintain a high
standard of performance.
Members devote many hours in
rehearsal for the joy and
fellowhip of singing.
Music director Gary Woodward
is organist and choir director at
Marlboro United Church and a
secondary school teacher
In July, 1976, the choirs flew to
Britain on a three week goodwill
concert tour of England,. Scotland
and Wales. They are presently
active supporting Brantford's
Centennial celebrations end are
raising $25,000 for a Canada West
tour in the summer of 1978.
Year by year, from generation
to generation for more than a .
century popular songs have kept
alive the memories of the past.
"They're playing our song" is a
recognition of the marvelous
musical treasure house which
has been building decade upon
decade and which still continues
to accumulate today.
The Brant singers will be
presenting many nostalgic
. memories of musical magic
which will bring smiles to the
Hensall audience, November 6.