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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1994-04-13, Page 24Page 24 Times -Advocate, April 13, 1994 (,j, n (1s'!ic,s' Last Wednesday was the last day for gymnastics at Hen- sall Public School. Here Desiree Small gets a bit of sup- port from instructor Barb Westlake -Power. At the end of the session all the students received medals for their par- ticipation this year. Hensall yet to target grant money spendin HENSALL - Village of Hensall Projects such as watermain re - council has yet to decide what to pairs and road construction are pos- spend its infrastructure grant mon- sible options that have already been cy on and councillors are reluctant discussed. to make any commitments within "I think we have to give this the next few weeks. some thought before committing," "We have $187,000 in total to Reaburn said! spend over the next two years," Council expects to have a firm di - clerk -treasurer Luanne Phair told rection on the matter after a public councillors on Monday night. meeting next Monday. Reeve Cecil Pepper said he The village will need to come up would like an indication of how the with one third of the $187,000 it's money might used. eligible to receive. But councillors Jeff Reaburn and Butch Hoffman suggested cni.ncil not make any firm decisions until thc village budget is set. The infrastructure program was set up to help create local employ- ment opportunities. Clowning around at Blyth BLYTH - Humorous, colourful, highly visual, sophisticated and charming arc words that describe Lampoon Puppettheatre's delight- ful show, Clowning Around, com- ing to thc Blyth Memorial Hall stage for one show only at 2 o'clock on Saturday afternoon, April 16. The success of this show is easily explained since humour is enjoyed by all ages. The colourful visual images have the same universal ap- peal for young and old. Blocks, bubbles, balloons and o'w DANCE ' HALL 9 p.m. - 1 a.m. 349.2878 Line dancers welcome Fri., April 15 Les Davidson 8 Sagebrush Sat., April 16 Country Versatiles ONE NIGHT ONLY "IN THE FLESH" The Ultimate Pink Floyd Tribute TICKETS $5.00. Pair of Pink Floyd Concert Tickets to the July 5th Concert to be won. SAT. KITE THE ROCKETTERS Commercial Hotel Seaforth 5270980 magic are presented by two irresis- tibly funny clowns who, in the same tradition as some famous hu- man clowns, use mime to commu- nicate with their audience. Clowning Around was the first show built by Lampoon Puppet - theatre and is still a favorite. Designed especially to appeal to kids from JK through Grade 6, the sophisticated and charming hu- mour is sure to delight all ages. Tickets are 87 each, and are availa- ble by calling the Box Office at 523-9300. Exeter 1 LIONS TV BINGO Game 1: $50.Nancy Dowson Game 2: 850. Lori House.Geme 3; 825. Jo-anne Price Game 3: $25.NancyDowson.Game 4 875 Cheryl Cregan Game 5: $35. Jo- anne McKnight. Game 5 $35. Mary MacKenzie. Game 5 $35. Karen Cooper. Game 6 $100. Vic Taylor. Next weeks Jackpot 8500. for 53 numbers. Lucan Community Bingo April 13 Bingo starts 7:30 p.m. Regular Games $1000 Jackpot Game 55 calls or less $1200. bonus • Total prizes $3000 Due to the licence regulations, no one under 18 allowed to play Licence 0537495 Exeter Legion Ladies Auxiliary Monday Ladies Shirley Rees 288-718, Lynna Smith 267-667, Darlene Bourne 244-666, Heather Smith 275-653, Pat Hodgins 245-617, Barb Smith 219-615, Bonnie Kooy 230-608, Sharon Redick 243- 607, Joyce Sovereign 226, Deb Pearce 223, Helen Hardy 213, Edie Burt 210, kathy Mason 202, Barb Tuxford 202. Tuesday Y.B.C. Marcus Appelman 158,153, Kurt Juergens 149.144, Tyler Graham 142,130, Chad Rodgers 232, Joey Gra- ham 178, Brad Ankers 166, Trevor Maxwell 164, Craig Leyes 153, Su- zanne Juergens 149, Carrie MacGregor 146, Kristen Hickson 146, Joe McNaughton 145, Matt Trudgeon 134. Medway Len Poole 296-670, Arnie Vander- weil 211-610, Laura Hudson215-604, Jean Poole 247-569, Dave Smith 220- 552, Hanney Denotter 243-533, Peter Denotter 181-525, Shirley Bosley 189- 521, Jack Moir 187-520, Alex Bosley 182-506, Tony Siroen 200-500, Myrtle Hastings 198, Bill Bere 195, Ken Weir 193, Donna Jeffrey 190. Senior Citizens Cathie Westman 237-647, Harry Noels 224-584, Marion Noels 231-576, L. Mosurinjohn 220-571, E. Mosurin- john 264-559, Charlie Grieve 216-527, Len Smith 215-502, Myrtle Maguire 172, Theo Sentjens 168, Florence McRobert 165, Norah Wissell 161, Pe- ter Vandenboomen 161, Bessie Cald- well 150. Wednesday Y.B.C. Ayden 011ivier 182,149;, Alexandra Dawson 151,105, Ashley Smith 141,109, James Lucier 125,110, Mallo- ry Dow 123,115, Robbie Yeo 118,103, Robyn Hodge 117,112, Charmine Me- lanson 157, Derek Lucier 126, Jenni Holland 122, Melissa Baker 116, Mike Ankers 109, Kerrie Davis 106, Melissa Rinn 101. Wednesday Mixed Allen Rollings 252-705, Steve Allen 247-653, Frank Smeekens 271-644, Dale Fisher 237-614, Karen Leger 226- 613, Kevin Rollings 221-605, Ann Ma- rie Beaudoin 227-604, Doug Smith 230, Tom Dobinson 226, Don Cunning- ham 220, Laurie McGee 209, Kevin Haw 207, Marty Kelders 204, Jean Zie- gler 203. Thursday Men Bob Pipe 278,347,220-845, Bill Mathers 310,228,300-838, Bob Smith 275,271,265-811, Tom McLellan 304- 793, Dart Heywood 294-773, Frank Palen 295-759, Pete Smith 289-756. Paul Smith 309-749, Earl Allison 279 - Precious Blood Cash Calendar Winners Mar. 20, 850. Brian Degnan, Mar. 21 $50. Angelo Fraglskatos. Mar. 22, 850. W. Charlton. Mar. 23, 850. Paul Shanks. Mar. 24 850. Joe Durand. Mar. 25, 850. Mike Hogan. Mar. 26 8100. Jack Van Busse!. Mar 77. 850. Florence Cravnord. Mar. 28. 850. Al Lkrdenfleld, Mar. 29. 850. Jeff Keller. Mar. 30 850. Dale Klnts. Mar. 31 8250. Ken Ziegler. Apr. 1. 850. Mark Shepley. Apr. 2, 8100. Toni & Bill c/o P. Groenewegen. Apr. 3 850. Ben Flsher. Apr. 4 850. Laverne Heywood. Apr. 5 850. Pat McMahon Apr. 6 850. Jack Conlin Apr. 7 850. Jack Waldeck. Apr. 8 850. Annie Reymer. Aix. 9 8100 Gerald Francis i BINGO Thurs., April 14 7:00 p.m. 10 Regular Games 5 Specials 1 Share the Wealth Jackpot $650 No one under 18 admitted Loc. #M125539 • Thursday LINE DANCING Saturday John's In Town SCARECROW The Ultimate John "Cougar" Mellancamp Tribute Tickets '5.00 Going Fast! Dont Miss This Party STANLEY CUP '94 MAPLE LEAF HEAD(UARTE ; S WATCH THE " 3" Mate . drive for lord" Stan�y ON OUR RIO SCREEN 482-1234 317 Huron St. (Hwy. 8 West) 747, Larry Smith 320-739, Larry Gib- son 267-727, Gary Melvn 281-725, Jack Fuller 267-716, Jack Currie 246- 708, Wayne Smith 258-698, Jim Dixon 250-687, Garry Harvey 257-685, Brian Ankers 248-683, John Jansen 235-673, Colin Brewer 266-670, Jim Smith 266- 665, Tom Bullock 258-663, Carlyle Thomson 267-662, Bob Taylor 258- 650. Crest Centre Bob Montag 201,166, Eddie Hasti- low 177,160, Rick Allison 175,135, Jim Minns 165,137, Doug Atkins 158,153, Conrad Zimmerman 150,140, Ron Churchill 136, Nelson Bender 124, Henrietta Zwiers 122, Edward Charles 112. Helen Moore 112. Friday Mixed Russ Smith 275-756, Bob Smith Sr. 263-750, Pete Smith 278-681, John Carvell 255-677, Wayne Smith 256- 675. Patty Smith 280-651, Jeanette Smith 229-649, Larry Smith 253-625, Dan Rogers 242-622, Bob Smith Jr. 259. Sarah Tickner 214, Jim Simpson 211, Helen Rogers 205, Stan Roth 202. Sunday Mixed Rob Riley 292-726, Jim Smith 258- 688, Don Morgan 242-670, Pat Hod- gins 284-668, Dorn Stoddart 247-661, Garry Gibson 246-648, Barry Southcott 220-633, Cheryl Smith 293-610, Tina Riley 268, Tracey Riley 236, Carolyn Horner 225, John Jaques 220, Pat Rim- mer 215, John Speakman 215. Monday Night Ladies League Friskey Five - Barb Reschke 582, High Five - Edna Meilke 600, Alley Cats - Tracy Lather 671, Town & Country - H. Vanderhoek 606, happy Gang - Sherrie Edwards 696, Smokin Shooters - Anita Faber 533, Packers - Mona Kraft 609, Pinpoppers - Carmel Sweeney 545, Odds 'n' Ends ;it ;AI. Rooseboom 770, Red Devils - S dra Dickert 733, H.S. Karen Campbell 309, H.T. Sandra Dickert 810, H.A. Bev Cregan 218.6. Tuesday Mens League Ramblers - Milt Robbins 611, Hen- sall Boomers - P. Bedard Sr. 726, Fami- ly Affair - Bill Bengough 663, Market - Doug Smith Jr. 635, La Crystal Balls - H. Vanderspek 602, Klondyke - Tom Smits 591, Highrollers - Lambert BAltessen 619, The Hookers - Dennis Payne 657, Rockets - Bill Coleman 683, TeaTotallers - Paul Bedard Jr. H.S. Pau Rood 369, Larry Smith 374; H.T. Gary Huston 881, Jim Rus- sell 815; N.A. G. Huston 230.1, Henry Larson 215.5. Wednesday Night Ladies Go For It - Donna Webster 629, Five Alives - Betty Datars 542, Dirty Devils - Marge Roberts 593, Filthy Five - Jan- ice McClennan 527, H.S. Sharon Jenni- son 337, H.T. Donna Webster 629, H.A. Joyce Hillman 209. Thursday Night Mixed League Nickle Nuts - Clasina DeBont 656, Hits&Misses - T. Rooseboom 693, Pin Crushers - H. Vanderspek 671, Sexy Six - Gary Huston 780. H.S. L. Me- loche 315, J. Smith 359; H.T. T. Roose- Lester's Roadhouse Karaoke's Back at Lester's Thurs. Night come sing along with Debbie. Line Dancing lessons every Wednesday night Dashwood Firemen's PERCH FISH FRY Date: Wed. May 4 Location: Dashwood Community Centre Prices: 812.00 adult 55.00 children under 12 'rime: 4:30 to 8 p.m. (All you can eat) Proceeds to Community Betterment boom 823. H.Larsen 803; H,A, T. Rooseboom 216.2, G. Huston 220.2. Friday Night Mixed Leasus Bad °Attitudes - Shelly Bedard 602. Hush Puppies - Dan Durand 558, Hot Shots - Moria McFalls 683, The Not* - Diane Beattie 598, Good Sports - Tom Smits 581, Gutter Rats - Randy Bedard 589. H.S. Bev Cregan 316, 0. Eisens- chenk 359; H.T. Bev Cregan 807, Tom Smits 764; H.A. Bev Cregan 207, Mike Cregan 209. Saturday Ladies Intertown Molesworth 21 pts. vs Zurich 11 6 pts. H.S. Betty Daters 248, Joyce Hill- man 234; N.T. Joyce Hillman 622, Mona Traquair 605. Monday Pineview Park Sien Smits 541, Milt Robbins 516, Chris Morgan 419, Maureen Healy 531, H.S. Maureen Healy 218, Milt Robbins 193. Monday Grand Bend Seniors Ron Dann 602, Bert Barry 575, Jean Dann 564, Audrey Barry 476, Clayton Lovie 402, Aileen Ravelle 370. H.S. Ron Dann 237, Bert BArry 232, Jean Dann 201. Tuesday ARC Angels David Bresette 142, Joe Fahie 107, Dan Greb 124, Don Tiedeman 101, Eloise Klungel 120, Ann Fydenchuk 76, Mike Simard 172, Debbie Brown- lee 29, Penny Caza 58, Tom Finleon 105, Jeff DeKon 96, Robert Fox 78. Wednesday Ladies Linda Webber 781, Maxine Sereda 485, Madaline Amsby 514, Helen Was- nidge 495, Rosaleen Berends 507, Bet- ty Smtih 419, Theresa McCann 464, Bea Dykstra 452. H.S. Linda Webber 321, 246. Thursday Grand Cove Seniors Al Hargreaves 646, Vic Dunbar 569, Bob McCall 562. Shirley Tieman 541, Bob Simpson 538, Frank Allen 493, H.S. Al Hargreaves 325, Frankie Ford 211. Thursday Golden Age - 2 games Nora Heard 416. Peggy Hahn 421, Jack Lillie 329, Jim Hahn 348, Mary Jacobe 295, Harvey Martin 283, H.S. Peggy Hahn 226, Nora Heard 211. Saturday Y.B.C. Bantams - Leanne Shanks (204,192,138) 534, Ryan Parsons 492, Steven Munn 452, Stephanie Groot 444, Laura Shanks 39, Jenny Hardy 391. Lucas Bruxer 353, Jamie Ben- gough 337, Michael Klaassen 329, Lindsey Van Damme 319, Derek Du- charme 312, Jamie Johns 304, Aaron Datars 288, Chris OBrien 273, Jona- than Kelders 253. Juniors - Jonathan Hardy 465 (206), Jason Hardy 456. Peewees - two games - Kevin Du- charme 209, Julia Hardy 196. 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