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Times Advocate, 1994-01-19, Page 16Page 16 Times -Advocate, January 19, 1994 10 good reasons to wear a seat belt Here are 10 good reasons to wear a seat belt: 10. To do your part to make Ontario's roads the safest in North Amer- ica. / 9. To set an example for the children in your life — who should al- ways be properly secured when travelling with you. 8. Because you have good driving habits and don't need the semi- annual seat belt safety blitzes to remi you to do it. 7. You know many collisi within a short distance of the home, so excuses such as "I forgot" or "It was a short trip" just don't wash with you. 6. Because you know that increased insurance premiums will be the least of your concerns if you get thrown from your vehicle in a colli- sion. 5. Because even in a burning or submerged vehicle -- which account for less than one-half of one percent of all crashes — your best chance for survival is to remain unhurt, conscious and able to escape. 4. You know that drivers who don't wear them are 15 times more likely to be killed, and five times more likely to be hospitalized, than those who do. 3. To improve your chances of not being among the 1,000 people who die, or Ric 90,000 who are injured, on Ontario roads each year. 2. The S9 `billion annual cost of collisions - in property damage, health care, wage loss, and lost future earnings - which would be dra- matically reduced if more people wore them. 1. A $90 fine and, as of January 1, 1994, two demerit points for not taking safety into your own hands by buckling up. Students at St. Boniface School found the snow made great forts. Front left, Anita Klassen, Roberta Smith, Dustin Verhoeck; back left, Pamela,INeidinger, Meridith Denomme and Michelle Denomme were the builders of this structure. The class of ' 189-? This photograph is believed to be a class photograph taken at an Usborne School, probably before the turn of the century. From the collection of a township resident, it is hoped the pho- to can be added to an upcoming Township pictorial history book, if it can be identified. Any- one who can help is invited to contact either the Times -Advocate or Fem Dougall at 235-2407. Mixed bonspiel held at Exeter Curling Club EXETER - A mixed bonspiel was held at the Exeter Curling Club Saturday, January 15, sponsored by Laurentian Bank. First place team was Ron Chanyi, M.J. Chanyi, Albert Vandyken, Didi Vandyken and second place team was Jinl Kerslake, Wendy Kerslake, John Norris, and Cathy Cade. UPCOMING ESTATE AUCTION Sat., April 30 at 10 a.m. at South Huron Rec Centre, Exeter Dispersing household effects, - appllsnces, antiques and collectibles from the Centralia Estate of Mrs. Mary Kooy along with additions from a Grand Bend Estate. Also selling for a secured creditor, a 1985 Dodge Caravan (as 1s). Auctioneer Bob Heywood 235-0874 J Adult Drop -In news January 17 Carpet bowling 3 games played Marshall Dearing 2 wins. score 30 Ray Hodgons 2 wins, score 29 Mildred Thomson 2 wins, score 29 Wilmar Wein 2 wins, score 29 Ray Smith 2 wins, score 28 Cribbage Marion Frayne, high 729. Red Fairley consolation. Poor Boy luncheon will be held on Monday, January 31. Let Tam- iny know if you are coming to this luncheon. LARGE AUCTION SALE To be held at Richard Lobb's Auction Building in Clinton for Don Roeszler of Crediton plus additions. ,Saturday. January 22 at 10 a.m. LAWNMOWERS - MTD 12.5 HP 38 inch cut 7 speed riding mower, nearly new, 3.5 HP gas mower. GUNS - Defender 89 hand gun, CIIj ax single barrel shot gun. FURNITURE, APPLIANCES, ETC. 2 microwave ovens, air condition- er, 2 colour TVs, sofa bed, 3 chesterfield and chair sets, wringer wash- er, new King size waterbed, antique pine blanket box, Craftmatic pow- er tilt bed, 4 matching pressback chairs, baby crib, baby clothes, several beds and dressers,lrunks, dining table, six chairs and buffet, 1950s blonde table, 4 chairs and china cabinet, 2 wooden rocking chairs, side board bottoms, floor lamps, chrome table and 4 chairs, Electrolux vacuum with power head, small odd tables, 4 drawer filing cabinet, Singer treadle with electric sewing machine, email desk, good offering of bedding and towels, old 1000 b. platform scale, Kerosetie heater, hack all Jack, root pulper, new 12 x 29 truck tarp, new 8 1/2 ft. x 19' tarp, used 12 ft. 8 x 25 torp, oil lamps, 8 gal crock, dishee, glass- ware, pots and pans, 2 Christie milk bottles, 3/4 drive and sockets, plus many other items too numerous to mention. Terms: cash or cheque with proper ID AUCTIONEER Richard Lobb 482-7898 CNnton. 4 Bowling teams chosen By Ron Dann ZURICH - Two female teams and two male teams from Zurich Town and Country lanes will be competing in the Southwestern On- tario Dairy Queen Kids and Golden Agers three game, pins over aver- age tournament Sunday at Wallace - burg. Each team includes two Golden Agers, 55 years and over, and two Youth Bowling Council (Y.B.C.) bowlers six to ten years of age. The division winning teams will ad- vance to the Dairy Queen Ontario finals February 6 or 13 leading to the Dairy Queen National Champi- onship March 26-27. Zurich's two male teams will in- clude Golden Agers Ron Dann and Harvey Martin with Y.>}.C., boys Joey Hay and Lucas Brutewhile Tom Smits and Frank Allen will team up with Y.B.C. boys Steven Munn and Craig Schroeder. Golden Agers Jean Dann and Rose Priest will be with Y.B.C. girls Jenny Hardy and Leanne Shanks while Shirley Tieman and Molly Worton will bowl with Y.B.C. girls Stacey Butson and Laura Shanks. Youth Challenge The Ontario Five Pin Bowlers' Association (O.F.P.B.A.) Youth Challenge Regional scheduled for last Sunday at Owen Sound was cancelled due to highways being closed due to weather conditions. The O.F.P.B.A. has not set art alter- nate date. Bluewater meeting The January meeting of the Blue - water Five Pin Bowlers' Associa- tion will be held Friday night, 7:30 p.m. at the residence of Bluewater treasurer Marj Moore in Ooderich. Important plans will be discussed concerning Bluewater's participa- tion in the Stroh's Ontario Open 'Heart to Heart' program introduced in Granton By Muriel Lewis GRANTON - Recently, a new opportunity for women was intro- duced at the Granton Community Bible Church called 'Heart to Heart'. The program includes cof- fee and friendship, small group Bible studies, crafts and a guest speaker or video presentation. During the past fall's program, an averdge of 40 women selected one of four Bible studies led lywomen of the church. The rest ofAlk morn- ing included five weeks of gift making to support Christian mis- sionaries, plus a lecture presenta- tion 'Finding God in the hard plac- es' by Christian counsellor Joanna Shaule of Lucan. 'Heart to Heart' has proven both challenging and fun for participants and a winter session is about to be- gin on Wednesday, January 26 for the following 10 weeks from 9:30 to 12 p.m. Child care will be availa- ble and Shirley Bannerman of Granton can be contacted for more information. At the St. Thomas' Anglicarf church on Sunday, January 16 Rev. Stephen Emery's message was about letting God speak to you and hearing when He calls you. The annual vestry meeting for St. Thomas' Anglican church. followed the service on Sunday and was chaired by the people's warden Joe French. Lynda Hodgins was elected as vestry clerk. Officers for 1994 are as follows: Rector's warden and treasurer Jim Hodgins, people's warden Robert Parkinson, lay dele- gate to Synod Margaret Oakley, al- ternate delegate Marlene French, auditors John and Terry Herbert and board of management: Joe French, Muriel Lewis, Cathie West - man, John Herbert, Irene Roloson, John Hodgins, the wardens and lay delegates. Honorary Board members are Percy and Olive Hodgins, Norman and Velma Hodgins, Ethel Crouch and Olive K. Hodgins. At Granton United Church on Sunday, pastor Normalie Voakes' sermon topic was 'A Nudge of the Heart' based on the lessons from 1st Samuel 3, 1st Corinthians 6 and John 1. The choir sang 'Mansion over the hilltop'. Flowers in the sanctuary were from the funeral of George Thomson. UCW Unit II members met at Sheri McRobert's home on Thursday eve- ning, January 13. As president, Sheri also led the business discus- sion on ideas for the talent auction and other fundraisers, as well as plans for future meetings. Penny McRobert was named to the social committee. Copies of the U.C. cookbooks 'Let's break bread to- gether' and 'Lunches and Brunches' are still available. The sympathy of the community is extended to Florence Riddell and family in the death of her sister Evelyn Pilgrim of London on Mon- day, January 10. Bowling • scores 1 Lucan Bowling Lanes Monday Ladies Darlene Bourne 261,255,256-772. Sherri Pickering 333-690, Lynn Smith 254-637, Bonnie Kooy 212-629. Shir- ley Noyes 253-624. Cathy Holtzmann 213-603. Deb Pearce 203-589, Barb Smith 219-588, Pat Hodgins 210-579, Alice Kooy 205-573, Shirley Rees 227- 562. Barb Tuxford 212-562, Marie Jaques 228-551. Heather Smith 225. Louise Sutherland 220. Tuesday Y.B.C. Tyler Graham 196,177, Kurt Juer- gens 185,169, Marcus Appelman 174.167. Ryan Nicholson 151,140, Brad Ankers 176, Brad Gwalchmai 175. Megan Anderson 171, Adam Dow 167. Matt Trudgeon 139, Vanessa Snjith 139. Suzanne Juergen 136. Medway Arnie Vanderweel 216-603, Len Poole 236-568, Jean Poole 240-562. Jack Moir 205-544. Shirley Bosley 193-534, Bill Bere 191-511, Willard Smibert 191-500. Tom Barr 207, Laura Hudson 183. Donna Jeffrey 169. Jim Hastings 169. Loretta Needham 168. Senior Citizens Orval Rinn 225-600, Mac MacCor- mack- 346-597, Stan Roth 222-544. L. Mosu injohn 189-536; Edie Burt 179- 527. Marian Noels 176-516, Howard Dolan 177-507, Cathie Wessman 201. Theo Sentjens 187, Peter Vandenboo- men 186. Bob Patterson 185. Norah Wissell 169, Marion Thomson 165. Wednesday Y.B.C. Kelly Wilson 151.143, Ayden 011ivi- er 129,113. Mike Ankers 111,109, Aa- ron Holland 108.108, Alexandra Daw- son 108,102. Ashley Smith 134, Derek Lucier 132, James Lucier 125, Robyn Hodge 115, Robbie Yeo 113, Kerrie Davis 113, Josh Smith 101. Wednesday Mixed Karen Leger 352-770, Dale Fisher 316-674, Doug Smith 225-627, Laurie McGee 229-606, Steve Allen 202-588, Doug Beaudoin 223-579,\Scott Martin 220-575, Frank Smeekens 216-575, Ca- sey Vanhooydonk 208,11m Carter 208, Kevin Haw 203, Jean Ziegler 202, Gord Fisher 200. • Thursday Men Bob Smith 242,267,328-837, Earl Al- lison 325-796. Tom Bullock 313-770. Don Watt 326-764, Rod Willert 265- 753, Brad Taylor 296-743, George Lee 315-735, Pat Holland 278-695, Dan Heywood 282-689, Fred Allison 256- 687. Pete Smith 278-685. Jack Fuller 259-685, Colin Brewer 262-672, Bill McDonald 263-671, DougiSmith 263- 666, Roger Horuk 229-666. Bob Taylor 269-664, Frank Palen 282-661, Jack Currie 243-658, John Jansen 235-651. Friday Mixed Chris Sitith 244666. Barb Smith 253-663, Dan Rodgers 268-657, Evelyn Smith 226-655. Larry Smith 238-652. Russ Smith 248, Robert Heckman 233. Stan Roth 232, John Carvell 228, Mar- lyn Smith 225, Wayne Smith 225, Sa- rah Tickner 208. Ladies inter -town Lucan 5 vs. Molesworth 22. Lynn Smith 219-615. Marg Young 228-557, Helen Hardy 187-548. Men's Inter -town Lucan 19 vs. Molesworth Ji2-26. Jack Fuller 298-1242. Doug Fenn Jr. 319- 1222, Scott Berger 347-1216. Sunday Mixed Gary Melvin 336-785. Jim Smith 276-737. Garry Gibson 305-720, Rob Riley 281-661. Tina Gibson 249-656. John Jaques 239-647, Rob Varley 248- 640. Don Morgan 238-625. Dorn Stod- dart 213-617. Pat Hodgins 242-601, Pat Rimmer 244, Lloyd Rimmer 234. Che- ryl Smith 227. Marie Jaques 221. Zurich Town ,& Country Lanes Monday Grand Bend Seniors Jean Dann 630. Audrey Barry 448. Bert Barry 448. Milt Robbins 561. Clayton Lovie 365, Aileen Ravelle 292. High single - Jean Dann 228. Milt Rob- bins 214. Sunday Y.B.C. High Rollers - Heath Palen 556, Na- than Zimmerman 477; Hot Shots - Becky Kirk 475, Amanda Wilds 421; The Crew - Jim Denomme 621, Jeff Kirk 491; Zurich Strikers - Brad Brown 642. Jason Sheppard 441. Saturday Ladies inter -town Zurich 11 6 vs. Mikes 21. H.S. - Bet- ty Daters 270. Joyce Hillman 265; N.T. - Joyce Hillman 684, Betty Daters 669. Saturday Y.8 C. Bantams 3 Ernes: Ryan Parsons 467 (195). Lucas Bruxer 424, Thomas Groot 387, Laura Shanks 378. Aaron Datars 375, Jenny Hardy 359, Leanne Shanks 356, Joey Hay 343, Derek Du- charme 320, Jamie Bengough 312, Matthew Laporte 306, Stepkanle Groot 270, Jamie Johns 243, Jonathan Keld- ers 231, Jason Kelders 230. Juniors: Ja- son Hardy 630 (235,224). Peewees 2 games Kevin Ducharme 197, luliit Hardy 177. Monday Ladies Friskey Five - ivataiie Mason 477, High Five - Edna Mielke 531 Alley Cats - Glena Tripp 643, Town & Coun- try - Elaine Datars 575, Happy Gang - Val Ford 673, Smokin Shooters - Don- na Thie1.544, Packers - Linda Gettner 531, Pinpoppers - Michelle DcPaepe 570, Gilds 'n' Ends - Trudy Rooseboom 620, Red Devils - Sandra Dickert 659. High Single - Sandra Dickert 340,• High Triple - Sandra Dickert 810, High Av- erage -Sandra Dickert 219.7. Tuesday Men's League Ramblers - Tony Bedard 701. Hen- sall Boomers - Don Kirk 749, Family Affair - Henry Larsen 584, Market - Howie Green 705, La Crystal Balls - Henry Vanderspeck 679, Klondyke - Tom Smits 653, Highrollers - Pete Smeekens 643, The Hookers - Frank Briggs 607, Rockets - Gary Huston 703. Teatotallers - Carl Zimmer 727. High single - 011ie Edwards 338. High triple - Jim Russell 815. High average - Gary Huston 225.2. Carl Zimmer 221.4. Thursday Night Mixed League Sexy Six - Dournith Jr. 632, Nick - le Nuts - Bert DeBOnt 616, Hits & Misses - Trudy Rooseboom 622. Pin Crushers - Ted Stanlake 629. High Sin- gle - Trudy Rooseboom 309. Jim Smith 359; High triple - Trudy Rooseboom 823, Henry Larson 803; High average - Trudy Rooseboom 218. Gary Huston 223. Friday Night Mixed League Bad Attitudes - Bev Cregan 745. Hush Puppies - Dan Durand 594. Hot Shots - Gloria McFalls 610. The Nots - Larry Smith 582, Good Sports - George Eisenshenk 589. Gutter Rats - Fran Bedard 557. High single - Madeline Shepherd 278, Martin Dykstra 305; High triple - Marlene Bedard 711. Tony Bedard 779; High average - Lau- rie Stanlake 212.3, Pete McFalls 211 1. Wednesday Ladies Maxine Sereda 495, Rosaleen Be - rends 422, Wanda Reynolds 532, Louise Wein 462, Theresa McCann 511. Lynda Webber 692. H.S. - Theresa McCann 242. Lynda Webber 243.237. Wednesday Night Ladies Go For It - Donna Webster 642, Five Alives - Karen Humer 545, Dirty Dev- ils - Mona Trequair 558. Filthy Five - Laurie Stanlake 528. High single - Donna Webster 238. High triple - Don- na Webster 642. High average - Joyce Hillman 209. Thursday Grand Cove Seniors Al Hargreaves 647, George Jones 644, Bob Simpson 608, Norm Wilde 600. Vic Dunbar 570, Vera Wilde 555, N.S. - George Jones 242. Vera Wilde 194. Thursday Golden Age Seniors Harvey Martin 429, Elaine Weido 378, Nora Heard 359, Laird 'Jacobe 337. Bill Blur 326. Mona Gaiser 322. H.S. - Harvey Martin 216, Laird Jacobe 199.