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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1995-04-19, Page 3"If you could do one thing to beautify Grand Bend, what would if be? Bob Restemayer - Grand Bend "I'd put a pavilion on the beach" Bill Ridley - Grand Bend "Spruce up the harbour" Don Rock - Grand Bend " Get rid of that condominium on the beach or change its external appearance" John Blair - Grand Bend " I would improve the waterfront for the kids" Jim Lewis - Grand Bend "Put flowers on Main Street" Dan Shuart - Grand Bend " Open deer season in the Pinery for crossbow hunters" Mark Kenny - Grand Bend " Co-ordinate the buildings so everything looks cosmetically correct" Jeff Ducharme - Grand Bend Barry "Rabbit" Davies "Nothing - it looks pretty cool - Grand Bend already" "I'm a painter and I've been beautifying everything in this town for 28 years" Students show off talent GODERICH-Four SHDHS stu- dents will be displaying their art at the Huron High Art Attack in Goderich April 23 to May 22. The event, which will be held at the Huron County Museum pro- vides exhibition space to show- case the work of Huron County secondary students. Organizer Laura Browne told the T -A the works will feature prints, paint - Ings, drawings, photographs, sculp- ture, mixed media and other visual delights. The Exeter students whose work is in this show are: Shari Beierling, title of her work "Self Portrait"; Dennis Willert, title "Value Study"; Bill Tufts, title "Apres M. C. Escher"; and Jennifer Van Bakal, title "Still Life". Anyone who wants to meet and mingle with the young aspiring art- ists should plan to attend the gala opening starting at 7 p.m. on Ftiday. The museum is located at 110 North St., Goderich. A tax receipt will be provided to anyone who makes a donations. Cheques can be made out to the Art Show and mailed to Laura Browne at G.D.C.L, 260 South St., Gode- rich, N7A 3M5. •w Purse stolen at Centralia College CENTRALIA - A woman re- turned to her vehicle on Thursday to find her purse had been stolen. The vehicle had been unlocked and parked at Centralia College. Times -Advocate, April 19, 1995 Break in attempt halted HURON PARK - Two youths were seen trying to break into a parked car, as reported by the OPP, at a residence in Huron Park on Thursday night. Their attempt was unsuccessful. The two were scared off by the vehicle owners. PWC worth $7 000 stolen GRAND BEND - A Tigershark Montego Personal Water Craft (PWC), worth $7 000 was stolen from the South-West Marina on Hwy. 21. The incident took place on Monday night. The PWC is 2.8 metres long and is brand new. Shed damaged USBORNE - The Osborne Twp. shed on Huron St. East was dam- aged on Thursday. A tractor inside the shed was also damaged. Police are investigating two mailboxes on Concession 2-3 Us - borne Twp. that were also damaged on Thursday. Police issued two people 12 hour suspensions. Page 3 Donations keep rolling in for Lions Park project EXETER -With warmer weath- er fast approaching, it won't be long until the Lions will be busy installing the walkway in Mac - Naughton Park. Project chair- man John Stephens said he is hoping to get as many walkway stones sold as possible before in- stallation because it is much eas- ier to have the engraving done ahead of time instead of on site. He said community support is growing with several new dona- tions coming in in the past week. 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