Times Advocate, 1998-02-18, Page 8Page 8
Times:Advocate, February 18,1998
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Winter carnival competition results
Ice carving Feb. 7-8
• 1st place- John Sexton and Scott Al-
bany from Port Huron
• 2nd place Port Huron
International Snow Sculpting Feb.
12-14
• 1st place - Anja Nessler - Team Ger-
many
• 2nd place -1)/ler Hayes, Peter Lam -
London
Carnival cash draw - $500 - Dianne
Clarke, Zurich
ka
• Adults - Mike Masse
Youth darts Feb. 8 ,
• ages ?-11 -Nick Erb
• ages 12714 - Keegan Wilcox
• ages 15-18 - Jason Hamilton
Open Dart Tournament Feb. 10
• Doubles - Wayne and Linda Parkin-
son
• Teams - Mike and Eleanor. Ritchie
Wayne and Linda Parkinson
Euchre Tournament Feb. 10
Las Vegas trip/Button Draw - Garry
and Ella Gibson, Grand Bend
Blanket box draw - Irene Larnonde,
London
Chili Cookoff
Feb. 8
• Business - Fun Food Express
Feb. 15
• Residential - Tom McLean
Puzzlemania, Feb. 8
• Kids - Cassie Russell, 12, from Ship-
• Ladles pin car - elen Ftetche r
• Mens blue card - Kay Farquhar
Sno-pitch tournament
1st weekend
• A winner - The Clan
• B winner - The Crusaders
2nd weekend
• Grand champs- The Clan (from Ex- .
eter area)
• B champs - Nabisco, London
Jr. Beach Hockey - Bad Puckers ,
•
Grand Bend
Sr. Beach Hockey - High Stickers,
Grand Bend
Riverbend Olympics - Canadian
team, Grand Bend - Bud Ford, Ken
and Cindy Grose, Tim Bender, Linda
Page and Gary Morrison
-Waiter race - Gordy's, Grand Bend
Local snow sculpting -Business
• Best use of color - Riverbend
• Best design - Lakeview Cafe
• Best overall appeal - Finnegan's
Parade--
Organization
aradesOrganization
• 1st - Andrea's Dance School, Huron
Park
•.2nd - Grand Bend Nursery School
Club
• 1st - Grand Bend Scouts •
• 2nd - Grand Bend Guides
Business
• 1st - Arc Industries
• 2nd - J.M. Scheider
Carnival attracted
about 20,000
GRAND BEND - While a
number of events had to be
cancelled at the 12th An-
nual Grand Bend Winter
Camival due to a lack of
snow and melting of ice,
coordinator Dave Sheppard
said they still met their goal
of about 20,000 visitors.
"it went very well," he
said.. "While the lack of
snow did hamper some
camival spirits it did allow
people to travel."
Sheppard said restaurants
and bars were extremely
busy over the 10 days and
a lot of American summer
homeowners were back in
Grand Bend for the two
weekends.
Some of the cancellations
included: the elementary
school snow sculpting due
to a lack of snow, the Olde
Fashioned Skating Party
due to thin, mushy ice, the
snow shoe tours through
Southcott Pines and the tur-
key bowl. Sheppard said
the turkey bowl was can-
celled because they could
not get enough ice on the
alleys.
But new events like the
flea market at the Legion
Banquet Hall were well re-
ceived, Sheppard said.
-ice•cawing winner. Ted Hayes; director of the snow fes-
tival in London, placed second in the ice carving, competi-
tion. Hayes carved a serpent -dragon in the Colonial park-
ing lot last Saturday.
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Bowlathon March 1- 8
HURON COUNTY - Plans lir
the South Huron Big Brothers/Big
Sisters main annual fundraiser are
again underway. The 'howl of Mil-
lions' Bowlathon has been an annu-
al event for the past 17 years and
has successfully raised a large per-
centage of the agency's operating
costs.
Each year many league howlers,
municipal leaders. representatives
from service clubs, business and in=
dustry along with our general pub-
lic 'Celebrity Bowlers' have given
their time, energy and dollars to
help raise funds.
League howlers at the Lucan and
Zurich lanes will bowl during their
regular schedule the week of March
1-8. The 'Celebrity Bowlathon'
will be held on Sunday, March 8 at
the Town & Country Lanes in Zu-
rich from 1 - 4:30 p.m.
Big Brothers/Big Sisters is a na-
tional organization comprised of
180 member agencies across Cana-
da. South Huron Big Brothers/Big
Sisters has been in existence since
1977. Each agency provides direct
service to children by matching
Council agrees to
pay 1997 Morrison
Dam invoice
EXETER - After a lengthy,. dis-
cussion on the Exeter's water sup-
ply, Exeter Council passed a nui-
-tion to pay Exeter's 1997. portion of
the expenses to maintain Morrison
Dam.
Chief Administrative Officer
Rick Hundey advised Council of
the long -terns decisions which need
to he made with respect to Exeter
using the water from Morrison res-
er'voir. ,
To keep the door open and main:
lain its rights to use the water its the
future,- Council decided to pay its
1997 hill ($1,309.50) with the un-
derstanding it does not imply being
tied to a long -terns agreement or
funding formula.
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