The Huron Expositor, 1986-01-22, Page 12Al2 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JANUARY 22, 1986
Legion discusses bingo machine
BY GORDON SCOTT, PRO
The Branch held it's first meeting of 1986,.
IM Thursday. It was chaired by President
Jack Muir.
The bingo machine came up for discussion
again when a request from the President of
the Students Council to reconsider our
position was received. The President
volunteered to meet with the Students
Council and see if something could _ be
worked out. A request for a donation from
The Survival Through Friendship House of
Huron County inc. was read and a motion for
a gift of $100 was passed.
A report from th'e Diamond Jubilee
Chairman George Miller indicated a Dia-
mond Jubilee Ball would be held May 9. This
will include a Buffet type dinner and a dance
to follow with music by "The Royal Aires,"
Tickets will be $20 per couple.
A scrapbook of Legion Activities for 1984
was presented by Barbara Scott to Frank
Phillips to add to the collection of
memorabilia he has gathered through the
years. It is hoped it will be of interest in
future years. A scrapbook for 1985 has also
been completed and is now entered in the
Pmvindal Scrapbook competition and will be
donated at a later date.
Membership Chairman Al Nicholson had
LEGION
NEWS
three applications for membership All were
Accepted. The draw for the Early Bird,
Campaign was made with the following
members winning: —1987 memberships to
Elmer Rivers, Bob Montgomery and Wpayne
Coombs. Legion Ashtray to Archie Dobson.
legion Mugs to John Hart and Larry Horne.
A wall "or desk dock to Murray Ross and a
membership donated by Al Nicholson to
Flank Hulley.
Two new members, Corrie Habkirk and
Dawn Papple, were initiated. The initiation
ceremony was performed by Comrade
James Watson and his committee of Bill
Wilbee, Cleave Coombs and Gordon Scott.
AU new members must be initiated before
receiving their cards as laid down by
Command.
Renovations to the Banquet Hall were
discussed and authority was given to the
Executive Committee to proceed immediate-
ly with the work. A men's washroom is to be
built in part of which Is now the clpakroom
and the cloakroom will be built where the
stairs are now situated leading to a
downstairs washroom, This work must be
completed without interruption to any
persons or organization renting the upstairs
facilities.
A draw for a Diamond Jubilee Medallion
was made at the conclusion of the meeting
but the name drawn was not In attendance,
so there was no winner, These draws will
continue until the June meeting when the
Jubilee celebrations will be officially over,
There are some dates taming up from the
sports and entertainment committees: On
Flebruary 1 there will be a pot -luck supper
and mixed euchre held upstairs and the
following Saturday the entertainment com-
mittee Is holding a pig -tall, spare -ribs and
sauerkraut dinner with a dance to follow, On
February 15 the Ladies Auxiliary are
planning a Mystery bus trip, Anyone
interested in going should sign the list on the
bulletin board. Price $2,50 per person.
Don't forget the Stag Euchre tonight at 8
p.m. and the cribbage next Monday night at
8 p.m. All members male and female are
welcome to play.
At the going down of the sun and in the
morning we will remember them.
Children's Sunday celebrated at Knox
Belgrave Correspondent
MRS. JEW IS STONEHOUSE
887.9487
Sunday, January 19, was celebrated as
Children's Sunday in Knox United Church,
Belgrave. The junior choir accompanied by
the organist Mrs. George Procter, sang.
Rev. John G. Roberts gave the message.
The Belgrave Women s Missionary So-
ciety held their meeting on Monday, January
13 at the home of Mrs. Jack McBurney.
AFTERNOON UNiT
The Afternoon Unit of the Belgrave United
Church Women held their first meeting of
the new year last week. Sara Anderson
opened with a poem.
WEEKLY EUCHRE
Nine tables were in play at the weekly
euchre which was held in the Women's
Institute Hall, Wednesday. Winners were;
Mary Chamney, Olive Bolt, Mrs. Herb
Clayton, Howard Walker, Mel Jacklin and
Herb Clayton.
There will be euchre today starting at 8
p.m. Everyone is welcome.
Last week 11 tables were in play at the
euchre. Winners were: Verena Bone Mrs.
Albert Cook,. Mrs. Les Vincent, George
Michie, Robert Grasby and Lome Jamieson.
PEOPLE
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vincent, Mr. and
Mrs. Leslie Vincent and Dorothy Logan
attended the funeral of their cousin Allen
Smith of Port Elgin on Tuesday, January 14
at the Port Elgin Funeral 4Jmm,
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Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Hanna, Mr. and
Mrs. Lorne Jamieson attended the funeral of
their sister-in-law Mrs. Dave Lennox of
Listowel at the Trench Funeral Home on
Thursday.
Mr, and Mrs. Don Metcalfe of Hanover and
Mr, and Mrs, Bruce Hamilton, Robert and
Cathy of Luclmow were Sunday visitors with
their parents Mr. and Mrs. Edgar W ightman.
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Knights hold second euchre game
St. Columban Correspondent
MRS. CECINA RYAN
345-2028
Ten tables were in play at the Knights of
Columbus second euchre game in the
Knights of Columbus Hall in St. Columban on
Friday.
The winners were Glenda Murray„ Marg
O'Reilly, Jim Delaney, Charles Robertson
and Ken Coyne. The next game will be
January 24 at 8 p.m.
PEOPLE
Catherine Janoss ; of Mississauga visited
on the weekend with her mother Mary
Moylan.
Don and Florence Brady of London and
Tom and Eileen Sloan spent four days in Las
Vegas last week.
Louise Ryan of Kitchener spent a couple
days with Clarence and Cecilia Ryan this
week.
A Nicht wi' Burns
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