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Wednesday, November 10, 2004
Exeter Times -Advocate
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"Another great success" for Kause for Kids
By Scott Nixon
TIMES -ADVOCATE STAFF
GRAND BEND — It
was another big suc-
cess for the Kause for
Kids parade on the
weekend.
Numbers weren't
available in time for
press, but one of the
organizers, John
Relouw, called the
fundraiser "another
great success." He said
there were well over
200 motorcyclists in the
parade, more than last
year's event.
The parade, orga-
nized by Ontario's West
Coast Riders, raises
money and toys for
local charities helping
children with special
needs. Last year's
parade raised over
$21,000 for charities in
Huron, Lambton and
Middlesex counties.
Motorcyclists dressed
up their bikes with var-
ious amusing decora-
tions and headed north
on Hwy. 21, where they
eventually made their
way up Main Street.
Parties with entertain-
ment were held at the
Gables and the
Colonial.
As well as local rid-
ers, motorcyclists came
from places like Sarnia,
Chatham, Kincardine
and London.
"It was a great day,"
Relouw said, noting the
perfect weather.
"We're very happy
with the turnout and
the crowd's response,"
he added. "It was
another great success .
.. we couldn't be hap-
pier."
Last weekend's
parade was the third
annual Kause for Kids
fundraiser. Relouw said
another parade will be
held next year.
"The Bird Man," Doug Wilkinson of Port Franks was one of over 200 motorcyclists who took part in last
Saturday's 3rd annual Kause for Kids parade, organized by the Ontario West Coast Riders.The parade is a
fundraiser for charities in Huron, Lambton and Middlesex counties which help children with special needs.
While final numbers weren't available at press time, last year's parade raised over $21,000. Organizers were
pleased with this year's parade. (photos/Scott Nixon)
Shoplifting, theft and impaired driving bring fines in Exeter court
EXETER — Jessica L Grant of Tavistock was fined
$100 Oct. 28 in Exeter court before Justice R. G.
Hunter.
Grant pled guilty to a charge of theft under $5,000,
resulting from an incident April 25, 2002, when she
was apprehended by employees of a business in Exeter
after shoplifting a summer top.
Further charges of breach of probation and fail to
appear were withdrawn.
Impaired
Gavin M Snell of London pled guilty to a charge of
over 80. mg resulting from an incident Aug. 14.
Snell entered a RIDE check and after an odor of alco-
hol was noticed by officers, was ordered to give a
breath sample.
After failing the sample, Snell was taken to the
Clinton OPP detachment where he registered amounts
of 210 mg. and 200 mg. Snell was given a $750 fine
and a 12 month driving ban.
Deborah L FFrench pled guilty to a charge of ability
impaired resulting from an incident Aug. 11 in Exeter.
OPP were called to an accident on Church Street and
found the driver unsteady with an odor of alcohol.
FFrench was taken to the Exeter detachment where
she registered 176 mg. and 163 mg.
FFrench was given a $750 fine and a 12 month dri-
ving ban.
A further charge of over 80mg was withdrawn.
Donald R Bennewies of Clinton pled guilty to charges
of over 80 mg. and operate disqualified resulting from
an incident Sept. 26, 2003.
Bennewies was westbound on the Zurich Hensall
Road when he was stopped for speeding.
After an odor of alcohol was noticed, Bennewies
failed a breath sample.
He was arrested and taken to the Exeter detachment
where he registered amounts of 143 mg. and 140 mg.
Bennewies will be sentenced Dec. 11.
Theft
Scott W Lovie of London, pled guilty to a charge of
theft of gas resulting from an incident Jan. 6.
OPP were contacted by Union Gas about gas lines
that had been altered for a free flow of gas at a busi-
ness in Exeter between Oct. 24 and Jan. 6. The amount
of gas stolen totalled $1,052,77.
Lovie was fined $500, and given six months proba-
tion and $1,500 restitution.
Dustin K Menard of Windsor pled guilty to a charge
of possession under $5,000 resulting from an incident
July 9.
Menard was travelling through Exeter at 2:20 a.m.
when he was stopped without tail lights and an ATV
purchased by Menard he was carrying on a trailer was
found to be stolen.
Menard was given a $750 fine and 12 months proba-
tion.
A charge of possession of property was withdrawn.
Assault
John A Steuer of Huron Park pled guilty to a charge
of assault resulting from an incident Feb. 15.
Steuer was fined $1,000 and given 12 months proba-
tion.
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ALICE WATSON & FRIENDS - 6th Annual Christmas Craft
Show. Saturday, November 20, 2004. 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. 59
Devon Drive, Exeter. (Turn at Beer Store, go to stop sign, turn
right.) (45*)
ANNUAL COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION AT
HENSALL COMMUNITY CENTRE - hosted by The Hensall
Kinsmen & Kinettes. A great Xmas party for staff, friends and fam-
ily. Sat. Nov. 27/04. Traditional Holiday dinner catered by Hensall
Legion with dancing to DJ. Tickets $30.00 each or $55 a couple.
Dance only $10.00. For information call 262-2339 or 262-1042.
(43-45)
APPEARING AT WINGHAM TOWN HALL HERITAGE THE-
ATRE - Tis The Season, on Sunday, Nov. 21, 2:30 p.m. and
Thursday, Nov. 25, 2 p.m. Tickets phone 357-4082. (45x)
BAZAAR, TRIVITT MEMORIAL CHURCH A.C.W. EXETER -
November 20, 10 to 12. Crafts, baking, mincemeat, tea tables.
BEEF BARBECUE SUPPER - Brucefield United Church, Sunday,
November 21, 5-7 pm. Adults $11; students 6-12 $5. Advance
tickets only. Take-outs available. For tickets call 482-5854 or 233-
7188. (43-46)
CENTRALIA UNITED CHURCH - ANNUAL TURKEY SUP-
PER - Saturday, November 13th/04. Two seatings - 4:45 pm. or
6:00 pm. Advance Tickets - Adults $12.00. Children (6-12) $6.00.
Preschoolers Free. Please call Brent Caslick 228-6702, Larry
Skinner 229-6304 or Judy Mills 228-6704. (43-45)
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEGA BUSINESS AFTER 5 -
Wednesday, November 24th, 5-9 pm. The Ranch House Inn.
Everyone welcome. Refreshments, Door Prizes, Free admission.
Join us for an evening of information and fun as we showcase the
services and expertise of some of our Chamber members. (44-46)
CHRISTMAS CANTATA - "THE STORY OF CHRISTMAS" -
Sunday, December 5 at 7:30 pm. Caven Presbyterian Church,
Exeter. Free will offering. (45-47)
CHRISTMAS CARD WORKSHOP - Sunday, November 14, 1:00-
4:00 pm. 404 Andrew St., Exeter. Come and make your own
Christmas cards using Close To My Heart exclusive stamping &
scrapbooking products. Cost is $10.00. Call 235-3471 to book your
spot Christina Scott, Independent Close To My Heart Consultant
(44;45*)
CHRISTMAS CONCERT - with Rev. Mark Curtis: Introducing
New Gospel Recording "Reminiscing". Sunday, November 28th,
7:30 pm., Exeter United Church. Tickets $12.00 in advance, $15.00
at the door, teens $5.00, 12 and under free. Tickets available at
E.U.C. office 235-0860, Scotiabank 235-1365, Country Flowers,
MacLeans Home Hardware 235-0800 and Sew Fine. (44-47)
COUNTRY CHRISTMAS BAZAAR - on November 13th from
11-1:30 pm. at the Exeter United Church. Given by the Exeter
UCW and the Women of the congregation. Do your Christmas
shopping. (43-45)
MOOREFIELD OPTIMIST PRESENT SOUNDSATION -
"United in Music" featuring popular music from Britain. Music of
the Beatles, Elton John, Sting, The Bee Gees and Andrew Lloyd
Weber as well as all your favorite Christmas Tunes. Soundsation
evolved from a Teeswater Old Boy's celebration Choir into a full
fledged choreographed performance chorus backed up by a band of
local talent. Also the Soggy Bottom Boys at the Drayton Festival
Theatre Saturday December 4th, 2004 2pm & 8pm. Tickets $25.00.
Call 638-5678. (45x)
MOUNT CARMEL CATHOLIC WOMENS LEAGUE ANNUAL
CHRISTMAS BAZAAR - Sat. Nov. 13. 10 am - 1pm. Dashwood
Community Centre. Admission $1.00. Raffles including home-
made quilt. Tea room, crafts, penny sale table, door prizes, baking,
preserves. (45)
"MY HOME TO YOURS" - Christmas Baking by Debby Wagler.
Order forms are now available. Please call Debby at 235-4445 if
you would like a form. All orders are due by Monday, November
22. Cookie tins, trays of squares & cookies and new this year
Christmas cake and tins of fudge! (43-45*)
PLAN TO ATTEND OUR ANNUAL CHRISTMAS OPEN
HOUSE - at Schilbe Hardware & Huntley House Florals, 28
Goshen St., N., Zurich. Sunday, November 14, 11-6 pm. Christmas
Gifts - Decorations - Trees - Lights - Refreshments. Phone 236-
4921. (45)
RIVERVIEW ESTATES ANNUAL CRAFT & BAKE SALE -
Admission Free. Saturday, November 13, 9am-12 noon. Tum east
at Beer Store (George St.) and follow signs to Riverview Rec. Hall.
Craft tables still available for $5.00. Call Ann Chapman 235-3439
or Denise Morgan at 235-4130. (43-45*)
TAKE A TIME OUT - JUST FOR THE HEALTH OF IT -
Saturday, November 13th, Crediton United Church, l0am-3pm.
Lunch, door prizes, displays, entertainment. Join us for a day
packed with information on a healthy life style. Learn about aro-
matherapy, healthy cooking and breast health. Come hear our guest
speaker, Andrea Gingerich, Naturopath. Tickets $8.00 available by
calling Linda at 235-4031. Proceeds to Crediton United Church.
(44;45*)
THE KIRKTON VETERINARY CLINIC IS PLEASED TO PRE-
SENT... - The 2004 Equine Extravaganza. Interesting Talks on:
Colic, Equine Chiropractic, and Hay Quality for Horses. Date:
November 24, 2004, doors open 6:30 pm. Kirkton Community
Centre. RSVP to the KVC (519)229-8911 by November 18, 2004.
All Horse Enthusiasts Welcome! (43-45)
VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT - Adult Co-ed recreational non -
spiking. November 19 & 20. Lucan Community Centre. Contact
Wendy Hardy 227-4166. (44-46*)
ZION UNITED CHURCH, CREDITON SUNDAY SCHOOL -
CHILI LUNCHEON - Sunday, November 28, 2004. 11:OOam-
1:OOpm. Come enjoy a warm bowl of chili, a bun and a delectable
dessert along with a coffee, tea or juice. Tickets $5.00. Call Ruth
234-6035 or Kristina 234-6128 (also available at the door). (45-47x)
BAKE SALE & SILENT AUCTION - 2 pm., Saturday, November
13, 2004. Brinsley Anglican Church. (45*)