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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-06-11, Page 324 -04 Tines-Advocute, un : 11 19 44% ��tr 5 fes; •, 2 tir'..iet.l WINNING SANDCASTLE — Pictured around t eir arge c own's face with hat are the students Mike Clay, group leader; Kim Lingard, Nicole Gill, Chris Stanlake, Jeff Lingard, Scott Bird, Melissa -Wilde, and Kyle Vermeulen. Grand Bend Public School thank the organizers of the Sandcastle Day, Lourie Man nell, Mel Douglas, and Tuckey Beverages. • TEACHERS BUILD SANDCASTLE — A sporty race car complete wit .t e c eckere• fag was) e t eme of the Grand Bend Public School teachers' exhibit at the Sandcastle Days on the beach, Friday. Builders were Brian Morrice, Norm MacPherson, Cindy. Banks, Sharon .Soldan, Laurie Finn, Doris Elliott and Carole uster. .r 1• • GETTY VISITS — Premier of Alberta Don Getty (right) relaxes at Oakwood inn with Dave Scatcherd while on a visit in Grand Bend to celebrate a special family birthday. He.extends his best wishes for great success in raising funds to help retarded children who at- tend the Scatcherd Children's Centre in London. The 5th Annual Scat- cherd Classic Golf and Tennis tournament fundraiser will be held June 13 and 14 at Oakwood Golf Club, Grand Bend, when Alberta will be represented by yet another well known politician ex -premier Peter Lou! heed from the west. Aida OPEN SUNDAY 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Super Specials King Kot on Mattresses & Sofa Beds New Patio Furniture in Stock Terms - Cash, Visa, Mastercard Grand Bend Decorafing and Flooring Centre Hwy. No. 21 238-8603 Grand Bend Father's Day Gift Ideas Sportshirts Swim wear Shorts Pants Co-ordinates T -Shirts Choose from these quality brand names. Surf King, Dales, Speedo, Polo my Ralph Loren, Ocean Pacific, Adidas Open 7 days a week the surf shop 65 Main St., Grand Bend Zia -4532 4 • Birdbrain vs mother love saturciay evening, at the Playhouse barbecue, I saw an interesting com- bination of a "birdbrain" versus mother love. A killdeer had laid three speckled eggs on the pavitdijnt, luta ptte of-stanes,-near the edge -of ttr _ parking lot. No doubt when she picked her nesting site, nary a soul was to be seen, but on Saturday over 1000 peo- ple were milling around, and she was frantically ,flapping her wings and cheeping loudly to keep them from treading on her precious eaggs. She was exhausted by the end of the even- ing, but gamely standing her ground. One can only hope that her eggs hatch soon, before the regular Playhouse season starts, so she can lead- her babies to a safer spot! Marathon is planned One of the Sunday features of Burgerfest Days in Grand Bend is the Ausable River marathon. The llth annual Grand Bend canoe races are sponsored jointly by the Ausable-Bayfield Conservation Authority and the Grand Bend Chamber of Commerce. A total of nine classes are available for any type of canoeist. Registration begins Sunday morning June 15 at 9 a.m. and continues until 10:15 a.m. The fee is $6 per person. Races start at the harbour in Grand Bend and continues out the Ausable River to the Tri -County bridge and return. Further information may be obtain- ed by contacting Helen Boogemans at Box 112, Henall or by phoning 4 Opening Soon Jackie's Donuts and Muffins Hwy. 21 S., Grand Bend Decoration Day Grand Bend United Church Cemetery Sun., June 15 2:30 p.m. Speaker - Rev. R. Peebles Please bring lawn chairs. In case of rain service will be held in United Church. • f Manycelebrities In town _ �'r��a . y. cer tome played Nairn toams lest '�'y We 11-1. Jett Far - week. 7Usaquirts wens -!over Nairn rington tared iwo, Jeff Lingard with all of their goals in the first half. • three, and singles were booted in by Simon Desjardine booted in the win- Jason Desjardine, Dave Maguire, nmg goal, with Matthew DeJong and Brad Page, Steve Vandenberk, and Kyle Vermeulen each scoring one. Mark Fluter. The mosquitos play Their next game is Thursday, June 12 tonight in Exeter. at bane against Arva. Dave Maguire scored the only goal Nairn atoms travelled to the Grand for the Grand Bend pee wee team. Bend field at the Legion, June 2. Josh Nairn beat the shorthanded Grand Vermeulen scored twice, with singles Bend players 5-1 in a very active : by Mark Fluter and Simon Desjar- game in Nairn on Saturday morning. dine, giving the Grand Bend atom There is no bantam team this year teani a 4 -twin -Atom games are on in Grand Bend. Some players have : Monday nights with Friday night joined with the Sarnia team. . practices at the Legion field. The Grand Bend Colonials were idle The mosquitos *ha played in Nairn last week with one loss, one win, and Thursday night, posting a :� t vic- a couple of ties so far. If y Hoare the lucky winner of the tripperhaps you can get some first hand information about that paradise, from Hawaii Five -O's Danno (James MacArthur). He is just one of the many celebrities at the Scatchard Invita- tional Classic tournament this June 13 and 14, in Grand Bend to help raise money for mentally retarded children through this exciting event. Sports fans can follow their favorite in the spectators' gallery during Saturday's golf round and shake hands with amateur golf champion Gary Cowan, former CFL football hero Normie Kwong (The China Clip- per) or CFL Commissioner Doug Mitchell. NHL lawyer Alan Eagleson, Team Canada's favorite goal scorer Paul Henderson, Jack Birtch (asst. coach New York Rangers), Grand Bend's own Bill Mahoney, Gomer Minn. North Stars coach), David Shaw (Quebec Nordiques) and Steve Smith of the Edmonton Oilers, along with Daryl Sillier former Maple Leaf hero, round out the list of "good sports". Premier David Peterson will grace the head table at Dave Scatcherd's Friday night 50th birthday bash along with Peter Lougheed • and Frank Moores and other corporate dignitaries. Resort OPP Grand Bend OPP reports a quiet weekend with liquor offences down slightly, resulting in four twelve-hour driver's licence suspensions after six roadside breathlizer tests were done. One driver was charged with im- paired driving. • No details have been released con- cerning the three criminal code charges laid. Tigers win first game The Grand Bend mites softball teams played at the diamond beside the Legion Wednesday evening in front of a good crowd. The Tigers edged out the Jays with a 9-7 win in a close game. In the open- ing match of their season the Tiger team had excellent pitching by Mur- ray McKay. Coaches are Jerry Van- Bruaene and Garry Desjardine. Soccer teams have good week Four of the Grand Bend minor soc- Churches Continued from page 19 A ed by all ma and. The cup is an ex- pression of our love and God's love that helps us td break down barriers, helping us to telp others. The towel made for menial tasks, speaks to us of a life of humility and service. We must be as broken bread, to be used by Christ, surrendered to Him, filled with the power of the Holy Spirit. Then we will be ready and willing to be used by Jesus at any time, any place, P-nd for any task • GRAND OPENING — The Colonel Sawnders Kentucky Fried Chicken has arrived in Grand Bend. Wednesday, the doors were officially opened. Manager Janet Hartwell talks to customer Lori Wyllie, while employees Dave Caber, supervisor, and April Hodgins, from Mt. Carmel prepare the order. Supervisor, Glen Koster, looks through the kitchen window. HELPING - Buying a $10 lucky draw ticket is oneway you can sup- port the Scotcherd Home for Retarded Children in London. Brand Bend chairman of publicity John Bowman (left) talks with Kim Scrimgeour of Mississauga and Grand Bend and Darlene Parkinson, assistant manager of Oakwood Pro Shop, about the great prizes that hove been donated. A trip for two, for two weeks in Hawaii Is first prize donated by Oakwood Inn. Second prize patio furniture setts donated by John Hauser IronAWorks, Kitchener. Third prize is a sets' of Spalding Golf Clubs and fourth prize is also a corporate donated So colour I. 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