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Women's Self -
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Prevention
- Tues., Feb. 15 and 22
- 7 - 9 p.m.
- SHDHS - small gym
- max. #20 min. #6
- Tyndall's Karate School
- $10.00/person
Interested persons must pre -register at the_
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weekdays 9 - 12 and 1 - 5 p.m. prior to Fri.,
Feb. 11th
Good Times
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Fri. NiteJan. 28
Cover charge $3.00
Karaoke every
Thursday and
Saturday.
No cover charge
NOTICE
Numbers In the TA Phone
Book for Dlnney Furniture
and Dlnney Funeral
Service were transposed
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Dlnney Fumipre
235-0173
Dlnney Funeral Service
235-3500
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9 p.m. - 1 a.m
349-2678 Line dancers
welcome
Fri., Jan. 28
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Bingo
Wed., Jan. 26
Bingo starts 7:30 p.m.
Regular Games
$1000
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Total prizes
$300
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CALL YOUR TRAVEL AGENT FOR DETAILS
ELLISON TRAVEL
Old Town Hall, Exeter 236-2000 Long Distance
1-800-265-7022
Bowling
Monday Ladies
Lynne Farquhar 291-686, Darlene
Bourne 251-664 Pat Hodgins 257-651
Helen Hardy 223-616, Deb Pearce 245-
606, Sharon Redick 240-606, Bonnie
Kooy 251-603, Kathy Mason 218-603
Marie Jaques 241-598, Cathy Holtz -
mann 257-584, Heather Smith 213-580
Beulah Storey 224-564, Barb Tuxford
202-564, Barb Smith 212-559, Joyce
Sovereign 205. Mari Green 200.
Tuesday Y.H.C.
Marcus Appelman 197,157, Greg
Cunningham 190.173. Vanessa Smith
188,162. Kurt Juergens 176,176. Joe
McNaughton 145,134, Brad Ankers
140,139, Suzanne Juergens 155, Arden
Carter 155, Tyler Graham 147, Kristen
Hickson 134, Megan Anderson 127.
Medway
Dot McKinlay 243-587, Dave Smith
242-564, Jack Moir 218-562, Jack Ar-
nott 250-531. Marilyn Smith 188-522,
Bill Here 208. Marg Carmichael 202,
Tony Siroen 191, Peter Denotter 180.
Hanney Denotter 178, Ken Weir 172.
Senior Citizens
Cathie Westman 245-652. L. Mosu-
nnjohn 236-589. Mac MacCormack
233-549, Marg Elson 232-544, Bob
Patterson 190-529. Orval Rinn 186-
526. Marion Thomson 182-505, Harry
Noels 200. Edie Burt 192, Myrtle Gus -
so 182, Theo Sentjens 181, Peter Van-
Jenboomen 180, Howard Dolan 165.
Wednesday Y.B.C.
Kelly Wilson 194,141, Ayden Olivier
173,167, Aaron Holland 132, 1 14, Rob-
bie Yeo 118,116. Kerrie Davis 127,
James Lucier 124, Mike Ankers 122,
Josh Smith 111, Derek Lucie( 109,
Ashley Srnith 107, Mallory Dow 106,
('harmine Melanson 104, Robyn Hodge
1(x).
Wednesday Mixed
Laurie McGee 267-665, Gord Fisher
243-649, Bob Smith Jr. 245-646, Doug
Srnith 259-634, Dale Fisher 233-631,
Doug Beaudoin 225-588, Casey Van-
hooydonk 225-568, Jean Ziegler 267-
567, Scott Martin 188-565, Wendy
Carter 226, Allen Rollings 221, Patricia
Jones 214, Steve Allen 207, Kevin Haw
206, Alex Hyde 189.
Thursday Men
Holland 237,311-285-833, Dave
Pat
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CAI.I. TOLL. FREE
1-800-561-7451
J. Paul Aitken,
Manager
3 Rattenbury St. East, Clinton
CLINTON: (519) 482-1241
HEAD OFFICE:
I 1 I Waterloo St.,
LONDON. Ontario
Smith 317-797, Brod Taylor 303-797,
Bill McDonald 291-774, John Jansen
343-753, Bob Smith 262-740, Pete
Smith 296-730, Doug Lee 273-713,
Earl Allison 293-708, Barry Heaman
301-706, Tom Bullock 244-700, LAW -
Smith 249-697, Don Watt 269-696,
Bob Pipe 269-693, Larry Gibson 241-
685, Wayne Smith 291-684, Dan Rod-
gers 271-682, Colin Brewer 255-677,
Ilarold Smith 257-672, Andy McIntyre
255-662, Scott Smith 271-661. Carlyle
Thomson 223-657.
Crest Centre
Doug Atkins 228,143, Dave Gordon
212.164, Rick Allison 211,145, Eddie
Hastilow 198,155, Armand Branton
181,140, Bob Montag 176.130. Conrad
Zimmerman 158,150, Mary Jane Dyson
152,1 13, Edward Charles 121,1 18, Nel-
son Bender 104.
Friday Mixed
Dan Rodgers 291-758, Steve Snider
303-751, Scott Smith 295-662, Larry
Smith 246-651, Pete Smith 285-632,
Russ Srnith 237-603. Chris Smith 246,
Wayne Smith 227, Rhonda Eastman
227, Stan Roth 226, John Carvell 207.
Men's Inter -town
Lucan 33, Seaforth 12. Frank Palen
326-1234, Jeff Drink waiter 324-1197,
Doug Fenn Sr. 258-1133.
Selects
Lucan 18.5, Dorchester 24.5. Bob
Smith 274-1223, Neil Beuemtan 276-
)195, Murray Bennewies 281-1 144.
Sunday Mixed
Rob Riley 293-741, Garey Melvin
276-724, Don Morgan 216-627, Cheryl
Smith 263-600, Brenda Morgan 248,
Tina Gipson 240, Floyd Riley 236, Ma-
ne Jaques 234. Tina Riley 226, Doug
Smith 220, Dom Stoddart 218, Pat
Hodgins 215, Lloyd Rimmer 215. San-
dra Glover 200.
Zurioh Town &
Country Lanes
Saturday Y.B.C.
Bantams 3 games: Steven Munn 485,
Thomas Groot 469, Ryan Parsons 469,
Michael Klaassen 417, Jenny Hardy
406, Joey Hay 387, Leanne Shanks
'367. Stephanie Groot 343, Laura
Shanks 342, Aaron Datars 341, Lucas
Bruxer 341, Derek Ducharme 337, Ja-
mie Bengough 330, Jason Kelders 325,
Jonathan Kelders 315, Lindsey Van
Damme 270, Chris O'Brien 223, Tim-
my Hay 214, Jennifer Mittelholtz 200.
Juniors: Jason Hardy 441, Jonathan
Hardy 429. Peewees 2 games: Kevin
Ducharme 172, Julia Hardy 140.
Monday Ladies
Friskey Five - Barb Reschke 576,
High Five - Noreen McCann 544, Alley
Cats - Sheona Baker 743, Town
&Country - Vcrlyn Huston 628, Happy
Gang - Sherrie Edwards 599, Smokin
Shooters - Anita Faber 555, Packers -
Mona Kraft 503, Pinpoppers - Carmel
Sweeney 623, Odds 'n' Ends - Trudy
Rooseboom 695. Red Devils - Sandra
Dickert 751, High Single - Sandra
Dickert 340, high Triple - Sandra Dick-
ert 810, High Average - Sandra Dickert
219.7.
Tuesday Men's League
Ramblers - Milt Robbins 630, Hen -
sail Boomers - Don Kirk 591, Family
Affair - Henry Larsen 504, Market -.
Doug Smith Jr. 682, Klondykc - Luke
Mommersteeg 723, Highrollers - L.
Baltessen 602, The Hookers - Dennis
Payne 571. Rockets - Jim Bedard 691,
Teatotallers - Carl Zimmer 682, High
Single 011ie Edwards 338, High
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FEBRUARY
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1994'Theme
"Monsters
Myths & Magic" p
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Weekend of Feb. 4, 5 & 6
* International Sled Dog Derby d
(At Pinery Provincial Park)
* "2 for the price of 1" Cabaret Show
8 p.m. $12.50 per person
* Fashion Show * Gong Show
* Local Snow Sculpting * Snowpitch
* Snow Golf
* Kids drive -in movie
* Puzzlemania * Stars of tomorrow
talent Contest
* Figure skating demonstration
* And Rotary children's snow village
Weekend of Feb. 12 & 13
* Winter Carnival Parade
* International Snow -Sculpting Competition
* Snow Pitch * Snow Golf
* Kids skating party * Snowshoe Tours
* Talent Contest
* Sweetheart dance * Waiter's Obstacle Race
* Beach Hockey * Snow Football o
8 * Children's party o
* And Rotary Children's Snow Village r
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ii call Grand Bend 0
b Winter Carnival 238-6776 4
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Triple - Jim Russell 815, High Average
- Gary Huston 225.6, Carl Zimmer
222.6.
Wednesday Ladies
Bea Dykstra 555, Madeline Amsby
459, Betty Smith 484, Grace Drum-
mond 450, Audrey McGregor 386, Gre-
ta Richards 373, Beryl Elgte 439, Rosa -
line Berends 448, Maxine Sereda 420.
Wednesday Night Ladies
Go For 0 - Joyce Hillman 589, Five
Alives - Winnie Vanderspek 622, Dirty
Devils - Sandy Stanlake 602, Filthy
Five - Laurie Stanlake 540. High single
- Betty Datars 243, High triple - Winnie
Vanderspek 622. High average - Joyce
Millman 207.
Tuesday ARC Angels
Cindy Weston 113, Don Tiedemar
84,Eloise Klungel 109, Robert Fox 94.
Thursday Grand Cove Seniors
H.S. Doreen Reid 226, Ken Reic
258; H.T. Ken Reid 621, Norm Wilde
566, Doreen Reid 534, Vee Wilde 508.
Thursday Golden Age Seniors - 2
games
Bill Burr 300, Elaine Weido 328.
Nora Heard 328, Rose Priest 325. John
Lillie 307, Laird Jacobe 316. H.S. John
Lillie 171, Nora Heard 173.
Saturday Ladies Inter -town
St. Marys 14 pts. vs. Zurich 1 13 pts.
Marlene Bedard 655, Bev Cregan 638.
Saturday Men's Inter -town
Zurich 15 1/2 pts. vs. Mitchell 29 1/2
pts. Gary Huston 1146, Jim Bedard
1104, Luke Mommersteeg 1042.
Sunday Y.B.C. Seniors
Hot Shots - Becky Kirk 489, Alicia
Schroeder 411; Zurich Strikers - Brad
Brown 553, Jarrett Palen 404; The
Crew - Jim Denomme 677, Jeff Kirk
448; High Rollers - Heath Palen 658,
Jason Wilds 417; H.S. Jim Denomme
274,253, Heath Palen 245, 236.
Friday Night Mixed
Bad Attitudes - Bev Cregan 807.
Hush Puppies - Mike Foster 362. Hot
Shots - Pete McFalls 657, The Nots -
Carol Arthur 599, Good Sports - Tom
Smits 763, Gutter Rats - Roger Ward
657.
GRANTON - The Granton Worn -
en's Institute met at the home of El-
sie Dann on Tuesday afternoon,
January 18. The program topic was
Public Relations convened by Nora
Wissel and Margaret Oakley and
the roll call was answered with
blues chasers. The motto 'To make
life most worthwhile, try to remem-
her to wear a smile' was illustrated
in a reading 'Happiness Is' by Mar-
garet Oakley. Elsie Dann read an
article for Nora Wissel about Dia-
na, Princess of Charities' which
told of her work in public relations.
Muriel Lewis chaired the meet-
ing. Correspondence included the
F.W.LO. president's letter and a
thank you from the Wildwood
Nursing Home residents. The list of
articles donated in December to the
Children's Hospital of Western On-
tario was also red,' and the
F.W.I.O. questionnaire was dis-
cussed.
The Granton Fire Department
held a public demonstration of the
'Jaws of Life' equipment on Satur-
day afternoon.
At St. Thomas' Anglican church
on Sunday, Rev. Stephen Emery's
message was about corning close to
God when weary and heavy laden.
Service time next Sunday will be
8:30 a.m. on the fifth Sunday be-
cause of the Vestry meeting at
Saintshury.
Al Granton United Church on
Sunday, pastor Normalic Voakes'
sermon topic was 'Wake-up Call'.
The Community Bible Church
and area men have been testing a
breakfast program on the last Satur-
day morning of each month. The
next Men's Breakfast will be held
Saturday, January 29 from 8 to 10
a.m. at the church. Call Pastor
Doug Loveday for more informa-
tion.
Sympathy from the Granton
Community goes out to Marion
Gricken and family in the loss of
her mother Florence Walden of
London who died on Sunday, Janu-
ary 16.
Shuffleboard
Hensall
January 18
6 game winners
Pat Davis
Dave Kyle
Hugh McKay
Dave Woodward
Isabel Rogerson
Doug Insley
Helen McKay
Exeter
January 19
3 game winners
Wilma Davis
Howard Johns
Wm. Bacchlcr
Scna Gosar
4 game winners
Ann Northey
Doris Hackney
Lloyd l.ovcil
Steve Hrapcheck
January 20
3 game winners
Sena Gosar
Howard Johns
Marjory Hodgen
4 game winners
011ie Esscry
Steve Hrapcheck
Mabel McKnight
487
434
432
417
412
406
386
318
316
310
294
373
344
336
301
272
272
231
370
365
342
Exeter Junior "D" Hawks
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