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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1993-06-30, Page 23Kippen Gun Club June 22 Mark Tuckey Brad Mann John Glazier Paul Hoff Jamie Caldwell Jim Butcher Tom Allen Dan Cretan Dennis Boyd Ed Steegstra Harold Smith Glen Mogk :Cord Robinson iiTatil Stephenson Daw Tim Hoff 1,loyd Vennor Joe Postma i rry McNeil `Stark Butcher 50 50 25 25 25 24 24 24 24 24 23 23 22 22 21 21 21 20 19 18 Mio if `�ailieS June 21 Texas Scramble First Bonnie Ross 39, Sharon Steciuk Kim Pinder Sue Brintnell Second Joan Heywood 40 Louise Pincombe Susan MacGregor Marg Prout Third Delores Schilbe 41 Joanne Hayman Sandi Bergmann Diana Leddy Fourth Janet Wedlake 42 Suzanne Mashers June Fisher Patti Brintne1I Door prize: MacTavish Car Wash - Team of M.J. Chanyi. Grace Farqu- har, Mary Lou Hyde, Joan Shapton June 26 First Hayden Grizzard 38 John Mur 41 Red DeGraw 42 Ben Fisher 173 Second Wilmer Ferguson 46 Wayne Pearce 45 Roy Hunter 45 P. High 4.f 181 • Third Bob Dobson 43 Ken Hockey 46 Mike Barclay 47 Lorne Kleinstiver 182 Fourth Andy DeBoer 50 Lloyd Cushman 49 Sid Daley 45 Bud Preszcator 4f: 190 Closest to Pin 14: Ken -Hockey 'Chuang to Pia #17: Don Cowen Eragiatil June 22 A Flight First Arden Shantz 36 Second Ken Bergmann 38 Third Jason Heywood 39 Fourth Don Heywood 40 Fifth Jim Hearn 40 B Flight First Bill Farquhar 40 Second Doc Campbell 41 Third Brian Homer 42 Fourth Jim Guenther 42 Fifth Mark Cronyn 43 C Flight First Don Currell 44 Second Bill Gilfllan 46 Third Pat Ducharme 47 Fourth Scott Brintnell 47 Fifth Doug Johnson 48 D Flight First Scott Putcombe 47 Second Mike Branderhorst 47 Third Red DeGraw 49 Fourth Ben Fisher 49 Fifth Mike Barclay 50 Ironwood award: Mike Brande- rhorst Ellison Travel -Via Rall Award: Doc Campbell Closest to Pin: A&B flights - Hay- den Gouard; C&D flights - Barry B►iynham S A&B flights - carry over; C&D flights - Scott Pincombe k13 Times -Advocate, Junt, 30,1993 Grade 8 Graduates from Huron Centennial Public School in Brucefield are, from bottom left, Leisa Mustard, Jenni- fer Kaufman, Amanda Manuel, Melanie Crete, Adam Glen, Daryl Oosterbosch, Jordan Nuhn, Andy Cantelon, Brett Moffett, Micheal Doherty, Amanda Dayman, Stacey Hius- ser, Candace Nivins, Hilary Beard, Melissa Wallace, Ryan Penhale, Nicholas Asher, Jamie Hayter, Dan Hopkins, Centralia Faith Tai emacle CENTRALIA - Faint Taberna- cle's annual Sunday School Picnic was held on Wednesday night. The grade eight graduates from McCur- dy graduated that evening. Congrat- ulations to: Nancie Kuranyi, Becky Coward, Melissa Morgan, Melissa Snell and Souphin Inklahana. The ladies were "busy bakers" last week as a Bake Sale was held at the Canadian Tire parking lot on • Saturday morning. Because of the generous hospitality of the Exeter Canadian Tire Management, .all money received from the sale of the baked goods will be added to the Building Fund. Schools out and to honour the ac- complishment of passing, graduat- ing and/or upcoming college enroll- ment, and just plain working hard at the books, there will be an eve- , ningset aside •for them on Thursday July 15. • • • • ► • • • ► • • • • ► ► • ► S-rawberries U -Pick Open daily 8 a.m. - dark 1 mile east of Hwy. 4 on Kirkton Rd. and 1/4 mile south of Exeter Golf CI' .' Jeff and Brenda Ho? 229-8176 Brent Grainger, Jeremy Vorsteveld, Kathryn Lavis, Heather Beirling, Lisa Pullman, Katy Evans, Arlene Shanahan, Kelly Meriam, Andrew Burdge, Pat Wain, Bill Clifton, Jeff Turner, Luke Harris, Bill Peck, Mary Smith, Vicki Carter, Lori Whet- stone, Vicki Dalrymple, Nikki . Lindsay, Anette Haney, Mark Upshall, Jacob Stauttener, Graham Keys, Mike Kewage- shig, Kelly Wanklin, Linda Sinclair, Teny Madsen. P101114/ (;# anti Ii►ntt Inecrn•►tion.� PSYCHIC ► VIII • READERS • 80O S• CRYSTALS FREE LECTURES & DEMOS Friday: noon- 10 p.m. Saturday: 11-10 p.m. Sunday: 1.1-10 p.m. Monday: 11.7 p.m. Admission '$3.,99 July 2, 3, 4,5 Royal Canadian Legion • 8 Municipal Dr. (Hwys. #21 & #81 Graduates of the J.A.D. McCurdy School in Huron Park dressed up for their ceremony on f Wednesday evening. In front, from left, are Brian King, Melissa Morgan, Rebecca Coward, Me- lissa Snell, Sarah Mosurinjohn, ISouphin inlakhana, and Nancy Kuranyi. In the middle row are Steven Hindmarsh (left), Dennis, England, Mathew McNall, Bobby Jo Hunt, Erika Moore, Cheryl Wein, and Jeff Glover. Behind, are Pipo Ratanaphasouk, Michael Dunbar, Isaac Jaques, Shawn Fields, Joe McLeod, Michael Merrigan, and Todd Adair. Absent is Shannon Sherwood. At far left are teachers Dorothy Coates, and Maryann Tapp, and at right are principal Don Fink- beiner, and Marg Allen. CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH wishes to say a big to the following local businesses who made that 4 made our recent fundraiser a success. ' Canadian Tire, Dinneys Furniture, Exeter Co-op, Pizza Delight, Pathfinder Beverages, Hurex Tools, Exeter Toyota, Jerry MacLeans, Brewers Retail, National Trust, Ellison Travel, Exeter Chrysler, Ironwood Golf Club, Kentucky Fried Chicken, Three AAA Restaurant, Selah Books, Exeter Shell, Eric ; Campbell Motors, Stedmans, GW Parsons and Assoc., Country Flowers, Hottzmann's IGA, Mousseau Auctions, Exeter Flowers, Sieps Valumart. Times Advocate, Huron Motor Products, Industrial Drive Service, Sugar and Spice, Bakelaar Jewellers, Something Special, Donuts Now, Save U Gas Bar, Melba Tuckers, New Orleans Pizza, Becker Farm Equipment, Big V, CIRC. Huron Tractor 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 i 4 4 J 4 4 WS tin f ulegtanN . ��. 1 Tilt; *AID'S LARGEST CIIAIN tN' C M F -DY ('Lill Oak trrige ki-xeN EVENT: Yuk Yuk's Wild, Wacky & • Wonderful DATE: Friday, July 9 $15.00 per person - Show and taxes $69.00 per person, double occupancy - One night accommodation, show & taxes Comedians: Chris Finn Tony Krolo Larry Horowitz TIME: Finger Food & Cocktails: 7 p.m. Show: 9 p.m. Resort, Goff & Country Club, Grand Bend 238-2324 or 1400,387-2324 Fax (519) 238-2377 ION Lucan Community Bingo Wed., June 30 Bingo starts 7:30 p.m. Regular Games '1000 Jackpot Game 55 calls or less $600 bonus Totalprizes $2800 Due to the licence regulations, no one under 18 allowed to play Licence 1537495 HURON COUNTRY PIAYHOUSE 1HEA'rfF, 1N•TIIL•COUNTRY biGaV DRUGYSTORES CLOSES JULY 3 WAIT Ulla DAM Co•5po,;.o.4b' am VW0O3Nlr" BEGINS JULY 6 r Spcn,nrd by fergaCKPf OPENS JULY • BOX OFFICE,OPEN MONDAY • SATURDAY troo • too .(519)'238-6000• teCASINO NIGHT IN HURON ROOM WILL FEATURE p000pBLACK JACK TABLES;S HORSE RACES; ND END l OVER AND UNDER; ' J �32 4 CROWN AND ANCHOR 4��.rk NOTICE OF A PUBLIC OPEN HOUSE lit The Grand Bend and Area Sewage Liaison Committee has initiated a study to determine a preferred solution for providing sewage collection to unserviced areas of Grand Bend and portions of Stephen Township. This study complements the Class Environmental Assessment study currently being pre- pared by MM Dillon Limited on the sewage treatment plant. This study is proceeding under the Class Environmental Assessment for Municipal Water and Waste- water Projects. As part of the study, a Public Open House has been planned. Study information on Phase 1 (Problem Definition) and Phase 2 (Alternative Solutions) will be presented in a display for public review. Representatives from the Sewage Liaison Committee and their odnsultants, Gore & Storrie Limited. will be available to answer questions and to discuss study information. If you wish to_comment on the study, please plan to attend. ' PUBLIC OPEN HOUSE Saturday, July 10, 1993 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Grand Bend Legion Municipal Drive, Grand Bend Parking available) For additional information , Please contact: Date: Time: Place: Mr. Larry Brown Administrator Township of Stephen (519) 237-3750 Mr. Paul Turnbull Clerk -Treasurer Vitlage of Grand Bend (519) 238-8461 1