Times-Advocate, 1988-02-10, Page 31WELCOME SHACK - Sportsmen's dinner co-chairman Jamie Gaul pins
a name tag on Eddie Shack.
Bowl Sunday
A DASHWOOD DRAW WINNER - Peter Becker of the Dashwood Fire-
men's Association presents a cheque for $930 to Jim Wilson„ RR 3 Ailsa
Craig as winner in a recent 50-50 draw.
It's celebrity time at the Town
and Country Lanes in Zurich Sun-
day afternoon, February 14.
The South Huron Big Brothers
and Big Sisters Association are
sponsoring their annual Bowl for
Millions.
Jim Chapman who is co-
ordinator for the event reports at
least four politicians and possibly
more will be in attendance to give
their support for the local organiza-
tion which helps young boys and
girls.
Exeter mayor Bruce Shaw and
Deputy reeve Lossy Fuller will be
there along with Huron -Bruce MP
Murray Cardiff and Huron Warden
Bob Bell. Agriculture Minister
Jack Riddell is a possibility.
Exeter's official mascot, The
White Wonder will at"so be seen in
action. He already has pledges in
excess of 5500. Many other local
bowlers will be out to help in-
crease the fund raising.
Between S8,000 and S10,000 has
been raised in previous years.
Bowlers in regular leagues in Zu-
rich and Lucan will also be bowl-
ing during the week.
New York Ranger Dave Shaw
will be represented by Times Ad-
vocate sports reporter Mark Bisset.
TAMMY AND CHAIRMEN - 1988 Tammy Michelle McNeilly is shown
with Sportsmen's dinner co-chairmen Jamie Gaul and Joe Rider.
DONATION TO DASHWOOD CENTRE - Bill Weber of the Dashwood
Community, Centre Board at the right accepts a $930 donation from Peter
Becker of the Dashwood Firemen's Association.
go(den jiimpses
There seems to be a,good possi-
blility that "Wiarton Willie" might
not have a long hibernation, since
the sun is becoming so warm and
the day -light hours are lengthening.
The movies show last Monday
evening were: "Islands of Hawaii
and Another Fine Mess". Refresh-
ments followed.
Mr. Fergus Turnbull of the apart-
ments who is always very. willing
to lend a helping hand in the home,
has returned from a relaxing week in
Florida.
The January meeting of the Ladies
Auxiliary was held on Tuesday
evening. The conveners of the meet-
ing were Joyce Alexander, Verda
Baechler, Madeline Gelinas and Ce-
cilia Farwell. The entertainment
consisted of a reading by Madeline
Gclinas. The students of St. Boni-
face School, under the direction of
Margaret Suplat, sang excerpts from
their current operetta "Days O'Kerry
Dancing". Shelly Hoffman very ca-
pably accompanied on the piano.
Charlene Regier gave a clear com-
mentary and the Kerry Witch gave a
very convincing performance. Fol-
lowing refreshments, the Auxiliary
proceeded with their business meet-
ing.
Wednesday evening residents en-
joyed themselves with the various
games organized under the direction
of Mary Ellen Gingcrich.
The staff of Blue Water Rest
Home invite the public to their ben-
efit tea, craft and hake sale on Satur-
day, February 13 from 2 p.m. to 4
ELM HAVEN
MOTOR HOTEL
HWY. a WEST • CLINTON
EVERY
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CLASSICS FROM
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p.m. Proceeds will go towards the
Cleft Lip and Palate Association
and a microwave for use by both
staff and residents. Donations of
items for the craft table or bake
table would be'gratefutiy accepted.
On Friday evening, bingo was
played followed by refreshments.
Mrs. Margaret Jones has returned
from South Huron Hospital, Exet-
er.
The Sunday evening chapel ser-
vice was conducted by Rev. Clayton
Kuepfer of the Zurich Mennonite
Church.
WELCOMED BY MAYOR -
Hull is welcomed to the 1988
mayor Bruce Shaw.
Former Chicago Black Hawks star Dennis
Exeter Lions Sportsmen's Dinner by Fxoter
WATER QUALITY
INFORMATION DAY
Fri, Feb. 19 12:30-4:00
South Huron Recreation Centre
Exeter Victoria S. E.
FREE ADMISSION
Free Coffee and Doughnuts
12:30 Registration
Keynote Speaker:
The Honourable Jack Riddell
Minister of Agriculture and Food
Topics:
Local Water Quality Research
Agriculture and Ground Water
Well Water Drilling
Sponsored by the Ausable Bayfield Conservation Au-
thority. Ministry of Agriculture and Food, and the Mini-
stry of the Environment
KIRKTON-WOODHAM
WINTER
CARNIVAL
Saturday, February 13
•Novelty Events - Start 12 Noon
Cancelled
DANCE - Sat., Feb. 13 at 8 p.m. $8.00 per couple
CROWNING OF SNOW QUEEN at 8:00 p.m.
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Sunday February 14
•Combined Anglican & United Church Service at 9:30 a.m.
—Everyone Welcome -
11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
•Car Poker Rally •Snowmobile Poker Rally
•Cross Country Skiing Poker Rally
(Track Mechanically Groomed)
• •Horse Drawn Sleigh Rides
Refreshments On Grounds
PANCAKE & SAUSAGE DINNER
• Sunday, Feb. 14 11 a.m: - 2 p.m.
``_A.46Price $2.00 and $4.00
• ADMISSION SATURDAY & SUNDAY FREE
Proceeds For Youth Betterment {5-6)
TO BOWL - The White Wonder will
be in Sunday's Big Brothers bowling
at the Zurich Lanes.
February 10, 1988
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