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Legion's Christmas Gift Campaign on Now

By Jan Watson

WHEATLEY – Jeff Medel, Julie Reid and Tammy Golden led the Friday Night Darts players with six wins on November 19 in Kingsville. Three teams won five games: John Balkwill, Melinda Mahaffey and Mic McConnell; Glenn Brooker, Lana Kappi and Jean Teylouni; Charlie Wimperis, Tracy Medel and Matt Reid. With three wins were: Tom Malott, Wendy Jessop and Velma Hope; Sherry DeCaluwe, Gord Crook and Brian Green. Andre Gouin, Tracy Crabtree and Cookie Klooster won one game. And that pesky skunk beat Jim McClellan, Sylvie McConnell and Garry Hope. Velma, Wendy, Tracy and Sherry were the ladies who doubled out. Tammy Golden and Tom Malott split the 50/50 draw.

Two teams led the Friday Night Darts players on November 26 with five wins: John Balkwill and Garry Hope; Charlie Wimperis and Velma Hope. With four wins were: Glen Brooker, Tracey Crabtree and Matt Reid; Jim McClellan and Jean Teylouni; Andre Gouin and Melinda Mahaffy. Neil Handspiker and Brian Green won three games, followed by Gord Crook and Sherry DeCaluwe with two wins. And avoiding the skunk with one win were Richard Howe, Diane O’Brien and Julie Reid. Ladies who doubled out were Velma, Tracey, Jean and Sherry. The 50/50 draw was won by Laura Smith.

Everyone is welcome to join the dart players on Friday evenings in Kingsville. You do not have to be a Legion member. The cost is $2 per person.

Willie and Marilyn Lyons ran the Meat Draws on November 20. Winners were Mike Elliott (2), Marie Pepin, Erle Nash, Joyce Epplett, Dick Whittle, Gayle Brown, Wendy McDonald, Kim Miller, Kay Shaw and Nancy Springthorpe. Kim Mercer won the 50/50 draw.

Gerry Soulliere ran the Meat Draws on November 27. Tracy Kervoelen and Sandy Simpson won twice each and single winners were June Epplett, Gerry Soulliere, Ricky Simpson, Judy Pickle, Sue Symons, Jan Watson and Donna Corlett. Kay Shaw won the 50/50 draw.

Meat Draws are held every Saturday at Talbot Trail Golf Course. Tickets go on sale at 3 p.m. and draws run until 5 p.m. Everyone is welcome.

Our Annual Christmas Gift Campaign is now underway; however, it is different this year. We are accepting ONLY unwrapped gifts and toys for children and appropriate gifts for teens such as books and personal products. We are not accepting food products; however, if you wish the local Food Bank will be happy to accept food donations.

The campaign will run for three Saturdays with windup on December 11. Those who bring in gifts valued at at least $10, will receive two free meat tickets.

We hope to see you this Saturday at Talbot Trail Golf Course.

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