Times-Advocate, 1985-07-10, Page 22•
GREYS BENCH - Some of the Exeter Greys and part of the large
crowd are shown in Thursday's game with the New Brunswick junior
champs.
Cowan tops Ironwood
Tuesday, the Ironwood Hen's ('Iub
engaged in another night of golf and
comaraderie Don Cowan topped "A.
Flight with a low gross of 35 followed
by Stu Homuth's two over par :17.
"A" Flight low net was won by Bill
Farquhar with a 33 with Stu Ilonnrth
and handy Evans in as runnerup.
Victorious in "B" flight was It like
Cushman with a 37 followed
Hully GuIIy
Motocross riders will once agin
return to Ilully Gully on Sunday July
14 to take on one of the premier
motocross courses in Canada. To give
the riders a change we have added
new sections to the track. this will
also make the track more
challenging.
All classes will be present on Sun-
day with the juniors and schoolboys
tearing up the track at 10:30 and
followed by the seniors and experts
kicking up sorne dirt at 1:00 p.m.
Local riders will be taking on some
of Ontario's hest on Sunday, watch for
Jim Dickins m 80A. John Kouchan in
80BJ3rian Blankburn of Exeter in
Junior 250 and Expert rider Chuck
Collins of Varna.
Sunday will also be CKSL Day at
Hully Gully with celebrity races,
giveaways and much more, all in all
a great day of excitement and fun for
the whole family. Don't miss it come
and cheer for your favorite riders:
House League returns to Hully Gul-
ly on Sunday July 20.
Taylor and Brad Murray's 41. Tim
Campbell capped low net honours
with a :13 while "B" net bridesmaid
was Dan Heywood with a 34.
"C" Flight honours went to Bill
Gilfillan with 41. Runnerup was Brad
Datars at 44. Divisional low net was
awarded to Brad Datars with a 34,
tied by Arnold Mathers, .Randy
Gilfillan, Roy Hunter. Bill Hodge and
Bob Forrest.
Doug Brooks captured "D" flight
by turning in a 45. Close was Andy
DeBrer at 46. "D" Flight low net went
to Andy DeBoer whose score of 31
heat Ron Heywood by one stroke.
Nearest the pin on number seven
was Al Taylor and nearest the pin of
number nine was Mike Cushman.
Party
for
Jim Cockwill
Fri., July 19
Entertainment and
lunch provided
$5.00 per person
For information call
235-1518 or
235-0795
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Every Wednesday at 8:00 p.m.
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This weeks specials
Fish and Chicken
Served with homemade french fries, cole slaw $3.50
Frank Supreme
Stuffed with cheese, dill pickle
and broccoli. Wrapped in bacon,
served with home fries 3.50
Daily Specials and a great menu all week long.
We cater to: Banquets and parties.
For reservations call 235-1088
Welcome all Ball Teams
Coming Up:
Le Chateau Fashion show "Night Crawl"
Wanted
Contestants
for Miss
Crediton
Summerfest
85
contest
Any young lady between the age of 13
to 19 on or before July 31 '85 and a resi
dent of Huron County is eligible.
Please plan to attend an information
meeting July 20th at 2 p.m. at PJ's Road
House Restaurant in Crediton
Contest closes July 31 x'85. Winner to be
picked August 16/85.
For further information contact:
Jack at 234-6771
Crediton, Ontario
Gotcha! Nancy
Happy 3?
on July 13th
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7.7 Bob's
Diner
58 Main St. North
235-1685
(at the Exeter Inn)
Now open on Sunday
from 8 a.m. - 2 p.m.
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GUNNING
- REUNION
Sun. July 21
(Note change of date)
,GRANTON
COMMUNITY PARK
Social Time 2:00 p.m.
Picnic Supper 5:00 p.m.
Party '
for
"Floyd"
Murray Johns
Fri., July 12
For information call
235-2348
Community
Bible Studies
Olde Town Hall
8:00 p.m. Tuesdays
Everyone welcome
For further information 235-0456 and
\— 229-8881
Be o member of the
NURSING TEAM!
THE HEALTH CARE AIDE
PROGRAM
FOR London will b• running in your
area soon.
WATCH THE PAPER FOR DATES,
or for immediate Information call
Hew Skills YocetIonal Schools
2084 Danforth Ave., Toronto
MIC 1J9
1-416-421-0312 or write
28,29
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4' Diner
Dashwood
237-3753
Open 7 days a week
7 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Daily Specials
Take outs
Congratulations
Deanna & Cheyenne
Oldmsted
on passing
Love Dad
Heywood
Reunion
Sun., July 14,
1:00 p.m.
MacNaughton Park
(formerly Riverview
Park)
Exeter Ontario
Party
for
Jeff Hedden
Sat., July 13
9-?
For more information
237-3759
after 6 p.m.
Mount Carmel -Precious Blood
Annual Parish
Chicken
Barbecue
Sun., July 14
Served from 4 - 7 p.m.
Mount Carmel School
Tickets $6.00 each
Advance tickets
available call
294-6487 or 235-1831
Bingo
Lucan Arena
Wednesday, July 11
Doors open - 7:15 p.m.
Early Bird - 7:55 p.m.
Regular games, share
the wealth, standup
bonanza
Jackpot
$2100
55 calls
Air conditioned
Proceeds for Arena
Due to license regulations no
one under 16 years of age will
be admitted
Old Concrete
Designers Never Die
They just loose their.
— grip
Happy 40th Birthday
Al Hines
on July 10
Benefit
Dance
for
Jack & Storme Berg
Ailsa Craig Legion
Fri., July 12
9 p.m.
Admission $5.00 per
person
Music by
DJ Sound Systems
STARLITE
Box office •
First show of dusk
Children Under 121n Cars free
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Times -Advocate, July 10, 1985
Happy Birt 1 ay
Grandpa Knight
Love, your family... and in lov-
ing memory to a dear Mother
and Grandmother
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HO -HO -HO
SANTA is coming on
Saturday, July 20th
Bring the whole family
• Skydiving
• Potluck supper
Birch Bark
TENT and TRAILER PARK
11/2 Miles North on Hwy. 21
then 11/2 miles east on Hwy.
83.
Box 414 Grand Bend
(519)238-8256
. Your hosts Joyce and Lloyd
Morden and Sons
(Seasonal Sites still available)
&et
The words "thank you" doesn't seem to express properly our
appreciation to all our family, friends and neighbours for what
you have done for us while Doug was in University Hospital.
We couldn't have mode it through without all the prayers from
the Lord's people. The flowers, beautiful fruit baskets, phone
calls, cards and visits to Doug all made his stay so much easier.
Hoffman's Ambulance and the Exeter Volunteer Fire Dept. came
sb quickly to the accident scene. Dr. Read, Betty and Steve Read,
Jan and Ben Gardiner and Tom, Jamie and Ben Oke have all
done extra special things for us. And most of all a big thank
you must go to our families: Don and Jean Easton, Mary and
Bob Flemmington, Carl and Lois Turnbull, Yvonne and Neil
Ostrander, Dave and Miriam Turnbull and Scott Turnbull, who
have done so much for us. We love you.
Doug, Jan, and Jared Easton
World
Renowned
Sunday, July 14
3:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m.
Nothing more needs to be said! Two
performances. Make your choice early while
seats are still available.
North America's most admired, loved and
laughed at classical quintet. These "Marx
Brothers of Brass" are a great evening's
entertainment.
NOW PLAYING - Anne of Green Gables
until July 20th
Huron Country Playhouse
Grand Bend, Ont. NOM 1 TO
Box Office
(519) 238-8451
Breakfast•Lunch•0inner
While you're on holidays -we'll
wait for you""
Breakfast Served from 11 AM to 2 PM
New Chet - All New Menu
DINNER RESERVATIONS APPRECIATED
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In Th.
Hien 01 Grand ern.
1 Block From Th. !leech
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Dining Lounge & Tavern
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When the Sun Sets. the Fun Rises on
Sanders' Lower Deck
Outdoor Patio Bar & Dancing
LARGEST PATIOS ON THF LAKE
"HOT BOD" BIKINI 5 BUNS CONTEST
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Buffet Daily
Breakfast Buffet -11-2 - 2.99
lunch - 4.95 Dinner - 5,95
— Sunda) Brunch —
Open for Breakfast On Sat. & Sun. -8:30 AM
TAKE-OUT AVAILABLE