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Tinges -Advocate, January 18, 1995
Floor exercises
Young dancers warm up during
classes held Saturday at the
Dashwood Community 'Centre.
Instructor Jennifer Weigand
teaches on Saturday afternoon
at the Centre.
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Monday Ladies
Darlene Bourne 283,223,280-78, Pat
Hodgins 244-617, Heather Smith 231-
613, Shirley Rees 271-602, Joanne
Hodge 231-601, Evelyn Smith 225-
588, Pam Hodgins 261-587, Lynn
Smith 234-587, Joyce Sovereign 224-
584, Marj Green 217-578, Cathy Holtz -
mann 218-567, Kathy Mason 217-567,
Marie Jaques 210-551, Kit Hearn 208,
L. Mosurinjohn 205.
Tuesday Y.B.C.
Kelly Wilson 218,213, Vanessa
Smith 197,172, Chad Rodgers 178,157,
Ryan Jenkin 175,163, Ayden 011ivier
171,141, Kristen Hickson 145,135,
Kathryn Wilson 207, Joe McNaughton
156, Tiffany Butler 131, Mallory Dow
128, Trevor Maxwell 120, Melissa
Baker 116, Aaron Holland 116.
Medway
Jean Poole 219-571, Len Poole 202-
556, Marg Carmichael 207-530, Shirley
Bosley 204-520, Alex Bosley 200-513,
Grace Rush 186-507, Hanney DenOtter
185-505, Marilyn Smith 196-502, Myr-
tle Hastings 186-500, Dave Smith 191,
Mike Barton 188, Peter DenOtter 181,
Ron Hudson 180, Dick Smibert 172.
Senior Citizens
Jean Dann 258-647, Ron Dann 215-
601, Harry Noels 181-532, Milt Rob-
bins 204-528, Mac MacCormack 216-
523, Marian Noels 178-503, Pat Davis
170-484, Peter VanDenboomen 164-
480, Stan Roth 175-466, Mary Scott
182, Howard Dolan 159, Florence
McRobert 153, Myrtle Maguire 145.
Wednesday Y.B.C.
Jenni Holland 180,130, Alexandra
Dawson 170,136, Kerrie Davis
164,115, Robbie Yet) 139,115, Jennifer
Ankers 113,111, Cam Mitchell 97,88,
Jeremy McNaughton 94,91, Meghan
McTaggart 92,80, Ashley Smith 118,
Mike Ankers 105, Sandra McLeod 94,
Gordon McLeod 77, Tom McHugh 73,
Ryan Cousineau 72.
Wednesday Mixed
Ian Davies 335,717, Doug Smith
271-685, Kevin Rollings 255-685, Kar-
en Smeekens 288-635, Laurie McGee
286-630, Alex Hyde 250-604, Frank
Smeekens 237-604, Gord Fisher 260-
600, Wendy Carter 288-592, Terry
Morgan 210-587, Dale Fisher 248, Tim
Carter 226, Annie VanHooydonk 219,
Doug Beaudoin 210, Al Rollings 205,
Deb Kelders 200.
Thursday Men
Pete Smith 302-782, Frank P>lRft
301-771, Carlyle Thomson 267-767,
Tom Bullock 283-747, Brad Taylor
281-737, Bob Smith 273-735, Larry
Smith 340-732, Jim Dixon 267-727,
Pat Holland 297-707, Don Watt 240-
705, Bob Pipe 304-700, Bill McDonald
258-687, George Lee 247-682, Earl Al-
lison 235-674, Dan Rodgers 281-670,
Scott Smith 248-669, Jack Currie 311-
667, Colin Brewer 238-658, Wayne
Smith 231-657, Basil Short 248-655.
Crest Centre
Dave Gordon 217,207, Ron Churchill
205,106, Tim Lebold 194,126, Rick A-
lison 182,150, Bob Montag 166,146,
Eddie Hastilow 155,145, Fdwarrl
Charles 151,117, Conrad Zimmerman
145,119, Armand Branton 155, Chris
Prince 132.
Friday Mixed
Chris Smith 267-727, Heather Smith
253-723, Dan Rogers 334-711, Pete
Smith 246-705, Paul Smith 248-661,
Scott Smith 258-639, Ray McRobert
218-631, Harold Smith 236-629, Russ
Smith 210-609, Rob Eastman 218-601,
Rhonda Eastman 222, Chris Anderson
221, Len Anderson 205.
Ladies Inter -town
Lucan 4 vs. Mitchell 23. Marg Elson
281-646, Pat Davis 193-523, Pat Hod-
gins 181-516.
Mens Inter -town
Lucan 26. vs. Stratford 19. Frank Pal-
en 276-1235, Scott Berger 291-1221,
Doug Fenn Jr. 297-1176.
Sunday Mixed
Gary Melvin 290-787, Barb Tuxford
258-635, Don Morgan 244-630, Pat
Rimmer 292-617, Cheryl Smith 236-
610, Butch Riley 224-600, Lloyd Rim-
mer 212-600, Sandra Glover 266, Ma-
rie Jaques 251, Tina Gibson 237, Pat
Hodgins 236, Pat Dunlop 231, Doug
Smith 230, Rob Riley 221, Doug Hock-
ey 214.
Zurich Town &
Country Lanes
Monday Night Ladies League
Friskey Five - Susan Eckel 639, High
Five - Edna Mielke 598, Alley Cats -
Tracy Luther 517, Happy Gang - Pat
Palen 568, Packers - Pat Love 519, Pin -
poppers - Hilda Vanderhoek 600, Odds
'n' Ends - Karen Campbell 672, Red
Devils - Sandra Dickert 622, H.S. San-
dra Dickert 336, H.T. Sandra Dickert
820, H.A. Sandra Dickert 230.5.
Tuesday Mens League
Ramblers - Tony Bedard 596, Hen-
sall Boomers - Mike Lebold 828, Fami-
ly Affair - Henry Larsen 713, Market -
Henry Vanderspek 681, Fullarton Hogs
- Kevin Robinson 590, Klondyke -
Luke Mommersteeg 623, Highrollers -
Bernie Kelders 604, Rockcts - Gary
Huston 691-301, Tea Totallers - Carl
Zimmer 599, H.S. Carl Zimmer 348,
H.T. Henry Larsen 843, H.A. Gary Hu-
ston 230.7.
Wednesday Night Ladies
What A Bowler - Joyce Hillman 619,
Come Backers - Betty Datars 740, Roll-
ing Stones - Laurie Stanlake 574, Alley
Rollers - Hilda Vanderhoek 535, Kool
Kats - Marge Roberts 632, Maranders -
Ruth Dunlop 567, H.S. Betty Datars
289, N.T. Betty Datars 740, H.A. Betty
Datars 200.
Thursday Night Mixed League
Family Tyes - Patty Green 757, For
Petes Sake - Gary Huston 687, Hits &
Misses - Henry Larscn 778. Double
Pleasure - Ted Stanlake 635, N.S. T.
Rooseboom 311, Howie Green 313;
H.T. T. Rooseboom 732, Gary Huston
844; H.A. T. Rooseboom 211, Gary
Huston 226.
Friday Night Mixed League
Bad Attitudes - Mike Cregan 616,
Hot Shots - Gloria McFalls 692, Good
Sports - Arnold Martens 568, Baby
Boomers - Patti Hoffelle 644, H.S. Bev
Cregan 367, Pete McFalls 380, H.T.
Bev Cregan 794, Pete McFalls 801,
H.A. Bev Cregan 213, Pete McFalls
223.
Monday Grand Bend Golden Ag-
ers
Bill Coleman 651, Jean Dann 577,
lilt Robbins 515, Inez Butler 458, Ron
Dann 643, Earl McLean 444, Clayton
Lovie 360, Norma Coleman 300, H.S.
Bill Boleman 251, Ron Dann 264, Jean
Dann 237, Inez Butler 197.
Wednesday Ladies
Betty Sangster 609, Beryl Elgie 542;
Theresa McCann 518, Rosaleen Be,
rends 419, Linda Webber 608, Wanda
Reynolds 551, Kathy Winter 486, Iso-
bel Rogerson 448, H.s. Beryl Elgie 250,
H.S. Theresa McCann 229, H.S. Wanda
Reynolds 226.
Thursday Grand Cove Seniors
Norm Wilde 615, Doreen Reid 570,
Bob Simpson 545, Marilyn Solinger
548, Ken Reid 516, Edith McGall 506,
H.S. Norm Wilde 216, Edith McGall
201, Doreen Reid 201.
Thursday Golden Agers - 2 games
Bob Fickling 358, Jack Lillie 355,
Gani Lazaro 333, Elaine Weido 341,
Louie Masse 303, Laird Jacobe 299,
H.S. Bob Fickling 199, Elaine Weido
185.
Pentecostal Women
elect new executive
EXETER - The business meet-
ing, of the Womens' Ministries,
from the Exeter Pentecostal Tab-
ernacle, was held at the home of
Mrs. Ruth McLaren, January 12 at
2 p.m.
Mrs. Jean Triebner presided over
the meeting. Choruses, "I sing
Praises to Your Name" was sung
along with "I Will Bless Thcc 0
Lord". Rev. Dean accompanied
on the piano.
There was prayer by Mrs. Ruth
McLaren. The roll call was an-
swered by a scripture verse.
Rev. Dean gave a message on
Prayer. The effectual fervent
prayer of a righteous man availcth
much. James 5:16 b. The minutes
of the last business meeting was
read by Mrs. Shirley Prouty.
The new elected executive arc
President, Mrs. Jean Triebner, vice
president, Mrs. Ruth McLaren,
secretary, Mrs. Shirley Prouty,
treasurer, Mrs. Helen Kendrick.
Lunch was provided by the host-
ess Mrs. Ruth McLaren and Mrs.
Jean Triebner.
Juniors - 3 games
Jason Dykstra 468, Anna Marie Bed-
ard 465 (222), Adam Bedard 440, Lau-
ra Shanks 415, Joey Hay 401,, Michael
Klaasen 398.
Sunday Y.B.C. Jr. and Sr.
Natas - Becky Kirk 536, Jason Shep-
pard 471; Pin Crushers - Jim Denomme
525, Jonathon Forrester 439; High Roll-
ers - Jeff Kirk 514, Heath Palen 510;
Posse - Dwayne McNab 605, Alicia
Schroder 500.
CALL FOR
TENDER FOR
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Sauble Court
Senior Citizens
Apartment
Building,
Grand Bend
For information contact
Nancy Thomas
519-238-8695
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worlds leading manufacturer of cus-
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extremely sural size wIl be very pop
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assessment and consultation. Call
today to schedule your appointment.
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HURON APOTHECARY:
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Juniors - 3 games
Jason Dykstra 468, Anna Marie Bed-
ard 465 (222), Adam Bedard 440, Lau-
ra Shanks 415, Joey Hay 401,, Michael
Klaasen 398.
Sunday Y.B.C. Jr. and Sr.
Natas - Becky Kirk 536, Jason Shep-
pard 471; Pin Crushers - Jim Denomme
525, Jonathon Forrester 439; High Roll-
ers - Jeff Kirk 514, Heath Palen 510;
Posse - Dwayne McNab 605, Alicia
Schroder 500.
CALL FOR
TENDER FOR
INSURANCE FOR
Sauble Court
Senior Citizens
Apartment
Building,
Grand Bend
For information contact
Nancy Thomas
519-238-8695
„1
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Our office is.happy to announce
that we are currently fitting a com-
pletely in-the•Canal hearing instru-
ment. This remarkable new hearing
instrument is not only more discreet
and comfortable to wear, but may
also provide important hearing bene
fits because of its deep placement n
the ear canal.
The Tyrnpanette is the smallest
hearing instrument ever manufac-
tured by Starkey Laboratories, the
worlds leading manufacturer of cus-
tom hearing instruments. Its
extremely sural size wIl be very pop
ular, so call now for BM hearing
assessment and consultation. Call
today to schedule your appointment.
THE HEARING CARE CENTRE:
1 RUTLEDGE STREET, UNIT 15
LONDON, ON (5114 473-2700
Saving you focally at:
WALTHERS PHARMACY:
MITCHELL 348-8833
CUNTON PHARMACY:
CLINTON 482-5037•
DUNLOP RIO V DRUG STORE:
GODERICH 524-2195
HURON APOTHECARY:
EXETER 235-1982
GRAND BEND BIG V DRUG STORE:
GRAND BEND 238-8540
Angelo's Pizza
Now Open in Exeter
Wed. to Sun.
12 noon - 10 p.m.
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held at the Dominion Restaurant and Lounge, Zurich on Thursday, January 19 at 2:00
p.m. Topics to include basic income tax planning and claiming the 100,000. capital
gains exemption on rental, farm and investment property. For more info, please call
Doug Walper, Total Farm Services at 237-3449. Serving the taxpayers of Huron-
Middlesex-Lambton counties since 1985. 2,3c
ACTIVE PARENTING OF TEENS, a six week workshop beginning Thursday, Janu-
ary 19, 7 to 10 p.m. Call Judy Dougall, 235-1491 to register. 2,3c
JOIN US in the Farewell Presentation to Fieldman Blaine Stephenson. at the Humn
County Federation of Agriculture January member meeting, Thursday, January 19,
1995 at 8 p.m. in the OMAFRA office in Clinton. Speaker will be Dave Murray, of
McConnell, Stewart and Devereaux Law Firm talking on the new Power of Attorney
Legislation. Everyone welcome. 3c
SOLO TOURNAMENT, Seaforth Legion, Saturday, January 21. 1995. Registration
12:30 p.m. Tournament begins 1 p.m. Entry fee 55.60 per person. All proceeds go to
prize money. Everyone welcome. 2,3c
Tonight Wed. Jan. 18
EUCHRE TOURNAMENT
7 pm Sharp
Friday
FREE LOADER FRIDAYS
with Steve Sturdy
Saturday
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