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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Times Advocate, 2005-09-14, Page 11Wednesday,September 14, 2005 Exeter Times–Advocate 11 'Autumn Indulgence' set to wine and dine Hid On This. Unique Wort: 1 Of Art .-1t: I\utumn Grand Bend Rotary Club member Paul Ciufo with a chair painted by Grand Bend artistWillem Nieuwland for the Autumn Indulgence fundraiser Sept. 24 at the Huron Country Playhouse. (photo/Pat Bolen) GRAND BEND — The second annual `Autumn Indulgence' fund-raiser will be put on again this year Sept. 24 at the Huron Country Playhouse The Rotary Club of Grand Bend is hosting. Last year's event net- ted over $40,000 and this year will feature a steak and lobster din- ner, live auctions and entertainment. Dinner, entertainment and auction tickets are $75 with doors open at 5 p.m. and dinner at 6 p.m. Entertainment and auction only tickets are $25, with doors open at 7:30 p.m. Entertainment will be provided by Tom Taylor's `Quattro Voce' and Phil Sloan's 'The Magic Moments' as well as ventriloquist Mark Speeding charge HURON — On Sept. 5 an officer was conducting radar enforcement on Thames Road in South Huron. The officer spotted a motorcycle and locked in the speed on radar at 240 km/h in a 90 km/h zone. The officer was unable to stop the vehi- cle due to contour of the roadway and traffic. The officer called the Perth unit who came across the black Yamaha. A 34 -year-old man from Stratford is charged with speeding in Perth and also 150 km/h over the speed limit in Huron. He will attend court on Oct. 20. Failing to stop HENSALL — A bus company con- tacted Huron OPP on Sept. 7 over an incident in which a driver failed to stop for a stopped school bus. The incident occurred on Airport Line in South Huron on Sept. 6. A school bus driver had stopped on the road- way with lights flashing and the stop arm activated. The bus driver was able to obtain the plate number of the green Ford Taurus. As a result, a 53 -year-old woman from Goderich has been charged with failing to stop for a school bus. She will attend court in Goderich on Nov. 17. Tailgate theft SOUTH HURON — OPP were con- tacted on Sept. 5 about a theft from a cottage on Lake Shore Drive in South Huron. Someone through the night removed a tailgate off a yellow 2002 Ford Ranger pickup truck. Community Living helping Hurricane Katrina victims DASHWOOD — Clients at Community Living - South Huron are doing their part to help the victims of Hurricane Katrina. Client Crystal Marshall became concerned when she heard the news of the devastation caused by Katrina and wanted to organize a fundraiser. As a result, clients will participate in a silent auction, buy $5 lunches at the Adult Resource Centre at Community Living, play bingo and have a dance Sept. 26. All the money raised will go to hurricane relief efforts. E E 0 c.) te d Heartla d Community Credit Union Limited Where membership ?Hakes the difference Special Offer Term Deposit Investment 4.20%y FIXED RATE - GUARANTEED FOR 54 MONTHS for a limited time only, rate subject to change some conditions apply CLINTON - Head Office/Branch 48 Ontario Street (519) 482-3466 EXETER 118 Main Street N. (519) 235-0640 LISTOWEL Smith's Market Square (519) 291-6189 Crocker and `Chester'. There will also be items available in a silent auction, includ- ing Adirondack chairs custom decorated by local artists. Rotary Club member Paul Ciufo said busi- nesses can sponsor dif- ferent aspects of the evening and it is a good way to be community - minded and promote themselves. 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