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Times -Advocate, February 10, 1993
Page 11
Grand Bend Linter Carnival: Frosty Fun
Bafoo the Bear, entered
by the Colonial Hotel won
the snow sculpture
contest for best detail.
Other winners were the
Patio Motel's Little
Mermaid for best use of
colour, and Oakwood Inn's
Garfield for best appeal.
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Grancl`Bead 's Kim Hardy and Valerie Cregmile mere Just two
of the rn ny performers at the Youth Talent Contest held Sun-
day afternoon at Finnegan's as part of the Grand Bend Winter
Carnival.
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Don't let the lack of snow
fool you. It was cccoldl
Despite the biting cold,
Grand Bend's Winter
Carnival sno-pitch
tournament drew a number
of die-hard sno-pitch
teams. On Saturday
morning, Gables Tavern of
Grand Bend took on the
Exeter Frosted Flakes. Bill
Glover of the Flakes
smacked the Bright orange
ball for a double. He then
scored his
first run of the game as a
teammate hit him home.
Photos by Kellie Ercoli, Fred
Groves, and Adrian Harte
The carnival continues this
week, mare photos next
issue.
it was bumper to bumper balk Saturday afternoon et Grand fiend Public 'Schoouas
close to 100 children took advantage of a free movie --drive-in style. Moviegoers fash- I
ioned automobiles from cardboard boxes, decorated them and sat in their cars while en-
joying Peter Pan on the big screen. The children's drive-in activity was part of the Grand
Bend Winter Carnival.
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Fourteen degrees below
zero was more like itl
Snowsuit -bedecked Barry
Schmidt of Stratford
braved the frigid
temperatures to partake in
the Grand Bend Winter
Carnival's Sno Golf.
Armed with a club and a
green tennis ball,
participants challenged
the wintery conditions to
complete nine holes.
Schmidt finds one
advantage to golf in
February - the water
hazards are much easier
to negotiate when they are
frozen.
Benguin the Penguin
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