HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1996-03-13, Page 23Exeter figure skaters
Members of Exeter Figure Skating Club attended the Strathroy
Future Stars Competition February 25. Shown bottom left,
Kristylee Varley, Canfigure C, first; Laura Noakes, Canskate B,
third; Ashley Ralph, Canfigure B, third; Megan Nedza, Canfig-
re C, fifth; Michelle Roy, Canfigure A, fifth; Courtney Hrudka,
nfigure A, fifth; Brenna Anstett, Canfigure 8, second. This
ast weekend the E.F.S.C. participated at Clearwater Arena in
Sarnia in the W.O.S. Winter Invitational Competition
(W.,O.S.W.I.C.). Competitors placed as follows: Kristylee Var-
ley,, Preliminary A Freeskate, third, Preliminary Elements, sev-
enth;
eventh; Anna Pryde, Jr. Bronze B Freeskate, first, Jr. Bronze Ele-
ments, second; Rebecka Jennison, Ladies Novice Comp.
Short Program, third, Gold Ladies Elements, third, Ladies Nov-
ice
ovice Comp. Long Program, third; Sarah Overholt, Preliminary B
Freeskate, fifth, Preliminary Elements, fifth; Kim MacLean, Sr.
Bronze B Freeskate, second, Jr. Silver Elements, sixth; MI-
chIle Roy, Canfigureskate A Freeskate, fourth, Pre -preliminary
El ley Ralp o'f 414 irria� s#kt rents,
se n anflgureskate B Freeskate, third; Hilda Steele, Pre-
pre4 rninary Elements, seventh, Canfigureskate B Ladies
Freeskate, fifth; Brenna Anstett, Canfigureskate B Ladies
Freeskate, first.
Royal Canadian Legion
R.E. Pooley Branch #167
Exeter, Ontario
QOMING EVENTS
Sat. March 16th - St. Patrick's Party 4 - 7 p.m.
- entertainment by Eugene Hartman and
Anne Reaburn - NO CHARGE
- members and all guests are welcome
Thurs., March 28th • General meeting - 8 p.m.
- Initiation of new members
- Nominations for 1996-97 Executive
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WEEKLY MEAT DRAWS at the Royal Canadian Legion, Exeter Branch, on Satur-
day afternoons between 4-6 p.m. All proceeds to support the Huron -Middlesex Army
Cadet Corps. Everyone welcome to attend. 43tfne
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ROAST BEEF DINNER, Ailsa Craig United Church, Thursday March 21. 5-7 p.m.
Adults $8.50. children six to 12 years $4.00. Tickets available from United Church
Wokren or call Margaret 232-4707 or Wilma 293-3650. Advance tickets only.
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InIDEPENDENP ORDER OF ODDFELLOWS Annual Friendship Night, Saturday,
M 23, 1996, Kirtton Woodrum Community Centre. Music "rhe Royalaires". Din -
nn .t6:00, $10.00. Dance at door 86.00. Dinner and dance, 815.00. 11,12•
Minto$ court Y BEEF PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION Beef Barbecue and
Dance, Saturday, March 23. 1996, BMO Community Centre, Brussels. Dinner 6-8 p.m.;
dancing 8:30 to 12:30 to Beechwood. Tickets 810.00 each. Phone 887.6186.523-4500.
345.2406; or see county distort. 10,11,12c
HURON COUNTY sour PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION Beef Bertram and
Saturday, March 23, 1996, B M d Conlmanity Centre, Brussels. Dinner 6-8
p. dancing 8:30 to 12:30, to Beechwood. Ticket! 810.00 each. Phone 887-6186 or
sae My rectors. 10.11e
R1�3 ONLY CLOTHING CLUB for kids on the grow and Mort- on the go. Fabulous
cotton Canadian -nide clothing from infants to adult. For flee catalogue, to book
a or to discus' a business opportunity, place call Kathy at 223-2S21. A
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Staffa , W
represented
at executive
meeting
Plans are underway
for the District Annual
on May 13....
Roberta Templeman
STAFFA - Pat and Joanne Dono-
van, Mathew and Kelly, Val D'or,
Quebec, visited for a few days with
John and Roberta Templeman and
family.
Representing Staffa Women's In-
stitute at the Perth South District
executive meeting at Carlingford
on Thursday were, President Joyce
Miller and program co-ordinator,
Roberta Templeman. A good dis-
cussion was held on restructuring,
with each of the eleven branches
voicing their opinions. Plans are
well underway for the District An-
nual on Monday, May 13, at Main
Street United Church Mitchell with
Goulds Women's Institute hosting.
Celebration of communion was
held at Cromarty Presbyterian
Church on Sunday with Rev. Kevin
Steeper in charge.
The Sunday Schools of Hibbert
and Cromarty have rented the ice at
Exeter Arena on March 20, 1:30 to
2:30 p.m. Following the skating
everyone is to return to Cromarty
Church for snacks.
Bluewater
team wins
Florida trip
Ronbann
ZURICH - A Bluewater Five Pin
Bowlers' Association Zone "T"
Hiram Walker Special Old team of
Eric Haldenby and Fritz Schlegel,
from the Lucknow Association, fin-
ished second in the Special Old
Provincial High -low doubles finals
at Hamilton. As a result they each
won an expense paid trip to Florida
and a three piece luggage set.
Zurich Association team wins
Black Tower title
The Monday ladies team of Shel-
ly Hay, Karen Campbell, Marilyn
Bengough, Jackie Ferris, Trudy
Rooseboom and Barb Reschke beat
theits1.,09916siontaue idgi•by a huge
405 pins, at Town and Country
Lanes Sunday, to win the Zurich
Association Black Tower Provin-
cial team tournament title. They
now advance to the Black Tower
Regional rolloff April 14 at a Onta-
rio Five Pin Bowlers' Association
designated site leading to the Black
tower Provincial final May 11 at
Welland.
Zurich Y.B.C. Bantam
girls finish second
The Town and Country bantam
(age 10 and under as of last Decem-
ber 31) girls team of Leanne
Shanks, Ashlee Littlechild, Jenna
McKinnon, Anita Klaasen and Jac-
qui Rader, coached by Zurich Asso-
ciation's Jean Dann, took second
place just 94 pins behind Goderich
at the Bluewater Youth Bowling
Council Four Steps Zone Finals
Sunday at Owen Sound. They
scored 313 pins above their team
average in a top effort to advance to
the Provincial Y.B.C. Champion-
ships in Ottawa.
Town and Country's bantam
boys team and junior boys teams
finished 5th and the senior boys
team was 4th.
Zurich National classified
teams finish second
Town and Country's ladies team
of Maxine Miller, Marilyn Ben-
gough, Donna Webster, Shelly Hay
and Trudy Rooseboom finished
second in the National Classified
rolloff Sunday at the lanes, just 55
pins behind 1st place St. Marys.
Town and Country's mens team
of Bob Reynolds, Ted Stanlake,
Ken Kadey, Mike Cregan and Don
Kirk also finished 2nd, just 92 pins
behind 1st place Goderich, at St.
Marys lanes.
Master Bowlers Pro -Am
Fifty bowlers will compete in a
three game, pins over average, roll-
off Sunday at 10:30 and 2 p.m. for
the right to bowl with a Master
Bowler in the M.B.A. Provincial
Pro -Am for a chance at $20,000 to
the winning Provincial team.
HAPPY
T. PATRICK'S
DAT
J3434,044
Bowling
scores
J
Lucan Bowling
Lanes
Friday Mixed
Paul Smith 271-717, Dave Smith
260-715, Larry Smith 258-714, Lynn
Smith 266-659, Winnie Robicheau
221-634, Al Robicheau 235-632, Mark
Hickson 258-630, John Carvell 235-
629, Robert Heckman 225-603, Chris
Smith 241-602, Steve Smith 243,
Wayne Smith 231, Wade Noble 225,
Denise Ward 205, Ray McRobert 205.
Sunday YBC
Larry Smith 239-610, Tyler Graham
217-536, Todd Goldie 192-531, Sarah
Culbert 184-501, Norma Culbert 175-
481, Brad Ankers 161-420, Donna
Beaudoin 130-365, Tina Beaudoin 127-
336, Mary Beaudoin 115-335.
Sunday Mixed
Rob Riley 298-681, Christina Riley
245-652, Carolyn Horner 239-650,
Butch Riley 221-620, John Jaques 226-
609, Gary Melvin 242-608, Lloyd Rim-
mer 255, John Baerner 249, Harry
Southcott 236, Cheryl Riley 231, Brent
Southcott 220, Brenda Morgan 218,
Kevin Gage 212, Tracey Riley 206,
Sandra Melvin 201.
Monday Ladies
Darlene Bourne 324-717, Lynne Far-
quhar 283-637, Heather Smith 240-629,
Marie Jaques 267-623, Marg Elson
228-605, Eve Smith 226-603, L. Mosu-
rinjohn 245, Liz Jenkin 225, Terri Be-
zaire 205, Pat Hodgins 205, Joyce
Sovereign 204, Edie Burt 203, Mary
Jefferies 202, Shirley Rees 201.
Tuesday YBC
Kristen Hickson 198,146, Aaron Hol-
land 190,141, Ayden 011ivier 189,147,
Ashley Smith 175,139, Kelly Wilson
167,157, tenni Holland 143,126, Va-
nessa Smith 151, Matt Pipe 137, Susan
Acres 131, Lisa Smith 124, Heather Pe-
ters 116.
Non smoking
Pam Krziyzek 208-575, Glena Tripp
179-514, Gerry Swiderski 188-511,
Robs. Heckman 222-498, Theo Sent-
jens 215-498, Milt Robbins 188-493,
Times -Advocate, March 13, 1996
Tanny Vanderhoek 174-485. Hap Wal-
lis 180,487, Ross Horner 172-466, Ma-
rie Kronstal 167-460.
Medway
Jean Poole 240-639, Marion Barr
170-463, Marg Carmichael 164-461,
Shirley Bosley 176-459, Ken Weir 179-
451, Ron Hudson 185, Loretta Need-
ham 171, Laura Hudson 169, Dot,
McKinlay 164, Donna Jeffery 158, Len
Poole 158, Alice Eedy 155.
Senior Citizens
Ted Toonders 222-580, Pat Davis
236-578, Mac MacCormack 212-567,
Charlie Grieve 194-559, Cathie West -
man 208-556, Theo Sentjens 200-505,
Edie Burt 186-478, Harry Noels 180-
474, Stan Roth 168-466, Florence
McRobert 150.
Wednesday YBC
Robbie Yeo 164,111, Luke Dawson
143,110, Travis Chillingworth 108,99,
Josh Taylor 104,90, Jenna Simons 112,
Wm. Benedetti 11 1, Jeremy McNaugh-
ton 111, Ryan Cousineau 97, Jamie Si-
mons 92, Kate Dalgleish 90.
Wednesday Mixed
Frank Smeekens 299-787. Ann Marie
Beaudoin 267-643, Dave McGee 230-
613, Rudy Vanhooydonk 231-609,
Marty Kelders 248-608, Don Cunning-
ham 239-602, Doug Beaudoin 228-602,
Al Rollings 252-597, Laurie McGee
206-582, Dale Fisher 222-575, Kevin
Rollings 215-564, Ian Davies 218. Tom
Dobinson 208.
Thursday Men
Don Watt 313-810, Dave Glendin-
ning 296-806, Bob Smith 359-785,
Gary Melvin 346-784, Jeff Allison 276-
779, Laurie McGee 278-777, Pete
McFalls 288-776. Don Wallis 333-741,
Doug Lee 257-735, Tom Bullock 350-
723, George Lee 245-697, Bill McDo-
nald 251-683, Jim Quance 236-683,
Bob Pipe 278-678, Orval Rinn 241-
678, Jamie Bond 299-675, Paul Smith
244-672, Pete Smith 250-665, Jeff Van-
haarlem 269-658, Jim Dixon 257-658,
Ken Rempel 303-656.
• Zurich Town &
• Country Lanes
Monday Night Ladies
Friskey Five - Jennifer Glazier 712,
High Five - Vesta Miller 517, Alley
Cats - Donna Thiel 595, Happy Gang -
Sherrie Edwards 714, Packers - Joyce
Witten 479, Pinpoppers - Carmel
Sweeney 508, Odds 'n' Ends - K.
Campbell 658, Red Devils - Sandra
Dickert 654, H.S. Sherrie Edwards 350,
H.T. Sandra Dickert 757, H.A. Sandra
Dickert 220.9.
Tuesday Mens League
Ramblers - Tony Bedard 754, Hen -
Public school students
show karaoke machine
HENSALL - Queensway volun-
teer Auxiliary met Monday morn-
ing and enjoyed an interesting talk
by Marg Cole on the sessions she
attended at the Ontario Nursing
Home Convention 'in Toronto.
Volunteers also put up a beautiful
Baby quilt in the Activity room.
Volunteer quitters are always wel-
come.
Tuesday residents said farewell
to pastor Henry VanEssen who has
led services at Queensway for more
than twenty years. After His Wor-
ship service, refreshments were
served and residents enjoyed visit-
ing with Rev. and Mrs. Van Essen.
Hensall Public school students
under the direction of Peter Snell
demonstrated their Karaoke ma-
chine for residents Thursday after-
noon. This was purchased with
funds raised by Student Council.
Residents found it fascinating and
very entertaining. A really fun way
to learn new music. We are excited
about our Intergenerational Choir
and are looking forward to the June
Assembly at the Hensall Public
School.
Winnie Hutton, Pastoral Care
Volunteer was in to minister to resi-
dents on Thursday. They were
pleased to see her after a months ab-
sence.
The Christian Reform Youth
group from Exeter provided lots of
assistance and good company,
Thursday evening at Games Night.
`Residents and youth played Eu-
chre, Scrabble, Crokinole, and
checkers. Time spent over refresh-
ments and visiting completed the
evening.
Friday residents participated in
the regular morning exercises and
then attended the afternoon Video
presentation "Hook" starring Robin
Williams.
Coming Events, March 15th
2pm. St. Patricks party with the
Hensall Legion Ladies Auxiliary
and Branch 468. March 21st 7pm.
International Day featuriiig`treTand.
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salt Boomers - D. Keyes 598, Family
Affair - Henry Larsen 766, Market - Ol-
lie Edwards 742, Klondyke - L. Mom-
merstepg 684, Rockets - Ross MacDon-
ald 676, H.S. Don Kirk 360, H.T. Ross
MacDonald 844, H.A. Gary Huston
231.3.
Wednesday Night Ladies
Perfectors - Betty Deters 654, Bow-
lettes - Laurie Stanlake 625, No Name -
Hilda Vanderhoek 549, Missing Pins -
Marg Roberts 564, H.S. Donna Web-
ster 262, H.T. Betty Datars 654, H.A.
Laurie Stanlake 198.
Thursday Night Mixed League
Wannabees - Doug Westlake 677,
Hits & Misses - T. Rooseboom 669,
Fuzy Navels - Ted Stanlake 664. Bare
Naked Ladies - P. Jacobs 533, H.S. L.
Feeney 320; L. Meloche 341H.T. T.
Rooseboom 748, L. Meloche 733; N.A.
T. Rooseboom 218, L. Meloche 193.
Friday Night Mixed League
Bad Attitudes - T. Bedard 692, Baby
Boomers - S. Cregan 648, Hot Shots -
Pete McFalls 652, TGIF - Ruth Miller
549, Good Sports - L. Stanlake 627.
H.S. C. McAdams 318, B. Sanders 351;
H.T. C. McAdam 737, P. McFalls 752;
H.A. B. Cregan 197, P. McFalls 223.
Saturday Men's Intertown
Zurich 15 pts. vs. Molesworth 30 pts.
Mike Van Damme 1147, H.S. 341;
Luke Mommersteeg 1123, H.S. 291.
Saturday Ladies Intertown
Mike's Lanes 22 pts. vs. Zurich 5 pts.
Marlene Bedard 632, H.S. 239; Betty
Datars 647, H.S. 263.
Monday Grand Bend Seniors
Jean Dann 620(296), Ron Dann 598
(231), Audrey Barry 527, Aileen Rav-
elle 357.
Tuesday ARC Angels
Steve Boal 78, Rick McCann 150,
Don Tiedeman 101, Dan Greb 98, Deb-
bie Brownley 121.
Wednesday Ladies
Sheila Raebum 498, Rosateen Be -
rends 595, Beryl Elgic 497, Betty Sang-
ster 598, June Hilton 461, H.S. Rosa -
line Berends 205, H.T. Betty Sangster
Thursday Grand Cove Sr.
Lyle Solinger 595, Norm Wilde 519,
Marilyn Solinger 516, Eldon MacDon-
ald 513, George Jones 512, Mane Win-
tle 504, L.H.S. Marie Wintle 210,
M.H.S. Eldon MacDonald 232.
Thursday Golden Agers - 2 games
Elaine Weido 485, Bob Fickling 380,
Mary Fickling 349, Kay Elder 307,
Mary Jacobc 298, Teresa Bedard 297,
L.H.S. Elaine Weido 271, M.N.S. Bob
Fickling 211, L.H.D. Elaine Weido
485, M.H.S. Bob Fickling 380.
YBC Bantams - 3 games
Ashlee Littlechild 466, Bradley Ver-
mont 455, Derek Ducharme 446.
Leanne Shanks 441, Tyler Markham
436, Anita Klaasen 408, Corey Du-
charme 364. Shawn O'Brien 352, Jenna
McKinnon 351, Michelle Rood 349,
Jacqui Rader 331, Timmy Hay 318, Ke-
vin Ducharme 302, Brent Ducharme
294.
Smurfs - 2 games
Wesley Littlechild 158.
Juniors - 3 games
Adam Bedard 555 (197), Ryan Rood
489, Joey Hay 482 , (238), Michael
�Claassen 403, n, .Qty . t ,397,,
• Stefanie Groot 384, Lance Bedad 317,
Tabatha Steele 258.
AUCTION SALES
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For Mr.
Tractor,
Farm rented.
FARM MACHINERY AUCTION qoc%
Saturday, Aprli 6 "o,rs
and Mrs. Roy Clarke, 3 miles north of Dashwood.
harvesting, haying, tillage and seeding equipment.
Good consignment will be accepted in this auction. Call
to have your Items advertised.
Proprietor - 236-4084
AUCTIONEER JOHN FINLAY 236-4814
Estate Auction
AT
Bob Heywoods Auction Centre, 586 Main St. Exeter
ThIs week Saturday March 16 at 10 a.m.
Dispersing the estates of Mr. Roy Soldon and Mrs. P. Case of Centralia
along with additions.
PARTIAL LISTING; 8 pc. dining suite, 5 pc. dinette suite with 4 swivel
chairs, 3p c. bedroom suite, beds, dressers, upright piano and bench,
Farflsa organ and bench, top of flat to the wall cupboard, fridge and 30"
elec. range, Moffat auto washer (as new), elec. dryer, china cabinet,
trunks, microwave, brass bed, Z color TVs, 31 day wall clock, glass top
coffee table, air conditioner, antique smoke stand, good kitchenware,
linens, cuckoo clock, ladders, antique tools, tin toys, 2 binders of coins,
hand and power tools, 10" radial arm saw, (as new), violin and case,
guitar and case, crocks, graniteware, china and glass, deacons bench,
milk cans, lovely antique Renfrew scale, good couch and chair,recliner,
old car parts, dishwasher (portable), wheelbarrow, entertainment centre,
and hundreds of useful and collectible items, elec. lawnmower.
AUCTIONEER BOB HEYWOOD Bus. - 2354469
Kevin McArter 2353963
Place: Oakwood Inn Resort
Date: Saturday, March 30, 1996
Time: Doors open at 6:30PM
Dimer raved at 7:30PM
Show starts at 9:OOPM
Cost: S 34.50 per pend - Cash Bar
Saluting The Greats
* Neil Diamond * Frank Sinatra
* The 30's & 40's * Elvis Presley
*Special tribute to Bobby Vinton
and much much more!
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