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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1995-08-02, Page 24Exeter UONs TV BINGO Gama 01: Carol Redmond, Huron Par*, 825.00; Marie Dinney, Credlton, 825; Game 02: Karen Gage, Huron Par*, 850.00; Game 03: Deb Price, Exeter, 820; Shelly Grant, Exeter, 820; Jenny MacDonald, Exeter, 820; Game 04: Tracy Pinner, London, 825; Marie Mackenzie, Huron Park, $25; Jenny MacDonald, Exeter, 825; Game 05: Louise Wein, Crediton, 8100; Jackpot: Doug Coward, Exeter, 8100. 1;! 5/\I 15 DIM( 11111s! II(\1.) mom .us, I(( )1 \I011RL)R.11t\ 131:1/1\1)I.v )or RP.II NI:\IS% /OR FREE CONS( LL%T1O.\" Call PAUL f. PICKERING TRUSTEE I.\ BANKRUPTCY \D FINANCIAL C.O.\S1 LTING J. Paul Aitken, .Manager 3 1?.1TIli \B/'R1 S1. E., CI_ ATM (519) 482-1241 or Toll Free 1-800-561-7451 Head O,Q7ce 111 Waterloo Street, London V2.219-, Lucan Community Centre Bingo Wed. Aug. 2 Bingo starts 7:30 p.m. Regular Games $1000 Jackpot Game 53 calls or less 2200 bonus Total prizes $3000 Due to the licence regulations, no one under 18 allowed to play Licence #537495 Juveniles split two games against London EXETER - After splitting two games last week beating the Lon- don Hornets 10-4 and losing to the London Badgers 10-3, the Exeter Juveniles competed in a junior age baseball tournament on the week- end. On July 28, Dwight Gingerich aro. Dance Hall ® 9pm. lam 349.2678 Lne Dancers welcome Fri., Aug. 4 Carl Keyes and The Golden Fiddle Music Company Sat., Aug. 5 Misty River Exeter Legion Ladies Auxiliary BINGO Thurs., Aug. 3 7:00 p.m. 10 Regular Games 5 Specials 1 Share the Wealth Jackpot $650 No one under 18 admitted Lic. #M125539 Coming events VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL at Exeter Christian Reformed Church, August 14 to 18 from 9:30 to 11:30. For children ages 3 to 12. Busing available for Centralia, Huron Park and Exeter at Huron St. West. For more information call Karen. 228-6236 or Jen- nifer at 263-5379. Everyone welcome. 30-32c SEAFORTH MINOR SPORTS DOUBLE BINGO, Monday. August 7, 7:30 p.m.. Seaforth Arena. Doors open 5:30. Over 55,000 in prizes. S2,000 jackpot. All game priz- es doubled. 30.31c HURON COUNTY MUSEUM AND FRIENDS 1 Ith Annual Quilt Show. August 12 to September 24, Monday through Saturday, 10:00 to 4:30: Sunday 1:00 to 4:30. 110 North St.. Goderich, 524-2686. 31x BULLOCK REUNION at Ailsa Craig Community Park. Sunday. August 13, 1995. Sports 2 p.m. Bring lunch (smorgasbord). Bring own plates and cups, etc. 31 • ANNUAL ODDFELLOWS AND REBEKAHS Campout to be held at Family Para- dise Campground, August 18. 19, 20. 1995. RR #4 Walton. Ontario. For more informa- tion please contact Wilmer Adkins at 235-0523 or Ray Cann at 235-1238. 31.3233• RV CAMPERS interested in going to Renfro Valley "Country Music Weekend", Sep- tember 7 to 11. contact Iry and Lois Armstrong. 235-2563 or Carl Mills 235-0905 for more infonnation. 30,31.(32)• r • 4 GAR'S BAR & GRILL Irl't'S('ll ts... Aug. 4&5 Melanie Lovell & The Rage .f.11P .� Aug. 11&12 D'Angelis Bros 1�1 f�1 .n1' l51 .r .w .FLP Aug. 18&19 Hillbilly Deluxe of .11f Aug. 25&26 Mike Fagan • Daily Lunch Specials • Every Tues. Night 7:30-9:30 ()ur Famous Chicken Wings 25e - EAT IN ONLY • Try our Homemade Burgers and English Style Fish & Chips EAT IN OR TAKE OUT - Phone 235-2773 • • • went the distance striking out four batters and walking three allowing only five hits. Spurred on by a strong defence, the Exeter bats were working well with some well executed bunts backed up with good base running. Scott Kemp hit a double, Blake Schade hit two singles while Tre- vor Taylor, Jason Maskell, Dale Hopf, James Rolph, Joe Maskell and Darren Knits added singles. Exeter lost to Owen sound 13-4 on July 29. Dwayne McNab pitched the entire game against this hard hitting team. He had six strike outs but Owen Sound chalked up seven runs in the second inning. Exeter used Darryl Hartman, Den- nis McCann and Scot Kemp on the mound to defeat Port Elgin 8-3 on July 30. The Juveniles took advan- tage of the undisciplined Port Elgin team early in the game recording an easy victory. Bill Hodge and Hopf doubled while Knits Tripled. Ted Hoffman, McCann, Gingerich and Kemp hit singles. The Exeter Juveniles will be at home against Wyoming Thursday at 6:30 for their last league game. Next week Exeter will compete in the L.O.B.A. playoffs where they will meet Hanover in a two out of three game series. The Winner will advance to the O.B.A. playoffs in Blenheim on,August 25. Imperials wrap up regular season EXETER - The Ontario Junior Men's Fastball League season has been completed with the Exeter Chrysler Imperials finishing in sev- enth place overall. The Imperials will now compete for the "B" divi- sion championship. Considering the relatively young age of the team, with eight player still eligible to play midget, and with no players in their last year of junior eligibility, the season was a success. The Imperials will head into the playoffs where they will tangle with Mitchell in a best of five League semi-final series. A home game is scheduled at the Rec Cen- tre for August 3, at 9:00 pm. Lawn bowlers finish third LONDON - Gloria McFalls and Barb Triebner from Exeter finished in third place in "C" flight at the Western Ontario Lawn Bowling Association Tournament held in London. Ninety six teams compet- ed in the open triples event held on July 24 and 25. This was the IOOth anniversary of the tournament. Junior lawn bowlers advance EXETER - Two Exeter girls will be competing in the 1995 Provin- cial Junior Girls and Boys Lawn Bowling Championships in St: Catharines on August 5. Andrea Weigand 18, and Laura Pearson 17, earned the right to compete in the Provincials after winning their zone title in Simcoe on July 16. This will be Weigand's seventh time competing in the provincials. Her first time in 1989 was also her first year of Lawn Bowling. Fifty- six junior zone winners ranging in age from 11 to 21 will gather at the Glenridge Lawn Bowling Club to throw their best bowls. A TOUR DE FARCE! BY Morals Kash and Doug Hugh•a DIRECTED BY MARCIA KASH. NOW UNTIL AUGUST 12 Sponsored by J.P. BICKELL FOUNDATION National Trust Company Trustee DONT MISS CANADIAN CAFE IN PLAYHOUSE II UNTIL AUG. 12 TICKETS & INFO: 1-800-706-6665 OR (519) 288-6000 GRAND BEND, ONTARIO Times -Advocate, August 2, 1995 Page 23 Sunday School picnic It was plcnlc time Sunday at Morrison Dam for the Sunday Schools of Thames Road and Elimville United churches. Above, a number of the members are lining up for their food. Lawn bowling mixed tourney EXETER - Ellison Travel spon- sored a mixed pairs lawn bowling tournament Saturday, with teams coming from London, West Lorne, Seaforth, Mitchell and Exeter. Fred and Betty Tilley, Seaforth, were first with three wins, 48. Ja- son McFalls, skip, along with Au- drey McGregor and John Batten in his first tournament were second with three wins, 41. Shuffleboard Hensall July 25 6 game winners Jim Davis Edna Deitz Pat Davis Gertie Moir Allen Johns John Pepper Ina Williams Dave Kyle Exeter July 26 4 game winners Marge McCurdy Howard Johns Tom Williams 011ie Essery 3 game winners Sena Gosar Delmer Skinner Doris Denham July 27 4 game winners Doris Miller Ann Northey Doris Denham Marge McCurdy Allen Johns 501 464 427 405 403 398 391 389 413 351 318 281 302 263 204 416 346 340 334 333 Ontario Junior Men's Fastball League Final standings W L T Pts. Woodstock 12 4 ' 0 24 Moorefield 11 4 1 23 Shakespeare 11 5 0 22 Hickson 10 6 0 20 Ingersoll 10 6 0 20 Mitchell 9 7 0 18 Exeter Imperials 6 8 2 14 Wellesley 7 9 0 14 Stratford 6 10 0 12 Atwood 5 10 1 11 New Dundee 5 11 0 10 Drumbo 3 13 0 6 Hickson was awarded fourth as they defeated Ingersoll twice. Exet- er Imperials were awarded fifth as they defeated Wellesley twice. Most pledges South Huron Big Brothers and Sisters executive member Jim Chapman presents a special prize to Bob Reynolds who raised $825 in pledges for the annual bowlathon at the Towne and Country Lanes in Zurich. Reynolds wins a week- end for two at the Day's inn in Toronto donated by Ellison Travel and Day's Inn. Pork barbecue A pork ,ba,t.cue at Shlpka on July 26 was very successful. Shown cutting up some of the - meat are from the left Doreen Flnkbeiner and John and Sandra Dietrich.