Times Advocate, 1994-06-01, Page 23Aggressive
drivers targeted
EXETER - On June 4, 1994, the
Exeter Ontario Provincial Police
will join other police services in the
Province of Ontario and the Minis-
try of Transportation in launching a
two-week safety and awareness
campaign targeting aggressive driv-
ing behaviour.
Considering the traditional in-
crease in traffic volumes and the
historic marked increase in the fre-
quency of motor vehicle collisions
occurring during the summer
months, the timing of the campaign
is appropriate, say police.
In collisions investigated by the
O.P.P. during the months of June,
July and August, 1993, 234 people
died and a further 8,743 people suf-
fered injuries. Aggressive driver
behaviour, which includes speed-
ing, improper lane changes, follow-
ing too closely and failing to yield
right of way, were found to have
significantly contributed to these
collisions.
In addition to the above traffic vi-
olations, Exeter OPP officers will
be observing for seat belt violations
and fail to stop at stop signs.
The Ontario Provincial Police say
they are encouraging motorists to
consciously think about their driv-
ing behaviour and put safety first.
WM meet in
Exeter
EXETER - The Women's Minis-
tries was held at the Exeter Pente-
costal Tabernacle May 26 at 3 p.m.
Jean Triebner presided over the
meeting.
The group sang the hymns "Jesus
Loves me", "What a Friend" and
"Coming Home".
The roll call was taken by Shirley
Prouty, and answered by a scripture
verse on "Home".
The minutes and treasurer's re-
port were given. The May offering
went to Pennies for Penny Day.
The group is sending money to mis-
sionaries in Greece for their birth-
day and anniversary.
Dove Matheson read a poem enti-
tled 'A Prayer to Clean House By'.
Yvonne Reynolds gave a mes-
sage on "Home". Her texts were II
Cor. 5: 6-9 and Gen. Ch. 5.
They sang the hymns "What a
Day", "This World is not my
Home", and "Home Sweet Home".
The women had prayer and then
prepared for a picnic pot luck sup-
per. Their husbands were invited.
Reynolds then gave a recitation
on "What the Monkey Thinks on
Evolution".
The family of
Orville Workman
invite all his friends,
neighbours and relatives
to an
OPEN HOUSE
at
BRUCEFIELD UNITED
C I -I U RC I -I
on
Sunday, June 12, 1994
2 - 4 p.m.
in honour of his
80th Birthday.
Best tVisJ,es Only
Golf
roundup
Exeter Golf Club
Tuesday Ladles
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Invitational Senior Men's Club
First eila Reabum 133
Low
Net
Second
Low
Net
Third
Low
Net
Fourth
Low
Net
Fifth
Tied
Fifth
Tied
Orvil Webber
Don Dawe
Ester Johnson
Marg Roswell 137
Lee Webber
Buck Little
Donna. Memer
Ola Batten 138
Ray Warner
Bill Kuhar
Pauline Simmons
Barb Harrison 146
Pat Veal
Bill Bell
Dorothy Kipfer
Marg Prout 150
Jack Brintnell
Frank Dawthorpe
Lorraine Alexander
Jean Little 150
Milton Cole
Leo Bouchard
Betty Simmons
(fifth Helen Burton 150
Tied Julia Whitby
John Deweerd
Irv. Armstrong
50/50 Draw: Bill Kuhar
Sponsor: Bob and Janet Mason, Ex-
eter Golf Course
Wed. Night Ladles
Bingo, Bango, Bongo
A Flight Linda Webber
Helen Burton
B Flight Lu Keelan
Ina Browning
C Flight Liz Bell
Susan Dolphin
D Flight Carol Doleman
Cathy Day-McQuarrie
50/50 Draw: Ina Browning
Door prize: Dianne Gerstenkorn
Sponsors: McKerlie's and Mur-
phy's
Monday Night Men
May 30
A Flight
Low gross Gary Kyle
Low net Wolfgang Slowik
2nd LG John Kochan
2nd LN Jamie Gaul
B Flight
Low gross Mike Mire
Low net John Snell
2nd LG Bob Reynolds
2nd LN Tim Easterbrooke
C Flight
Low gross Lee Webber
Low net Scot Davidson
2nd LG Fred Wells
2nd LN Charlie Chambers
D Flight
Low gross Craig Ivens
Low net ban Campbell
2nd LG Paul Ritchie
2nd LN Mike Soldan
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of the Lucan Minor
Baseball Blue Jays
Weekend was
Peter Dearing.
Thanks to all ticket
,,vers for your support
CAREGIVER SUPPORT
GROUP FOCUS ON YOU
If you are an older individual
who cares for a spouse, a
partner, a friend or a relative,
Join others for 3 afternoons to
share ideas and get
Information.
Discussions start:
Thurs. July 7
Lions Parkview Place,
Seniors Building,
271 Beech Street, Lucan,
Ontario
NOM 2J0
1:30 p.m. - 3 p.m.
Call: Middlesex -London
Health Unit, Public Health
Nursing, 663-5317
Sponsored by the Caregiver Support
Group and Middlesex -London Health
Unit. Victorian Order of Nurses and
Thames Valley Placement
Coordination Service.
Sponsor: Hensall Co-op, Zurich
Branch
Door prize winner: Gary Dunlop
Closest to Pin on #3: Greg Camp-
bell
Longest drive on *9: Jamie Gaul
Next week's sponsor: Exeter Cana-
dian Tire
Correction
Sponsor of last week's golf: Jack
and Marg's Ltd. and Donuts Now
Ironwood
Senior Men*
May 28
First Ben Fisher
Ed Beck
Bill Gilfillan
Wayne Pearce
Second Mike Barclay
Andy DeBoer
Hayden Gozzard
Bert Green
Third
Fourth
Lloyd Cushman
Jack Urquhart
Don Cowan
Wilmer Ferguson
Lorne Kleinstiver
Lee Webber
Guy Giddings
Jack Muir
Closest to Pin: No. 4 - Guy Gid-
dings; No. 7 - Ben Fisher
Ladles Club
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May 16
Play cancelled due to weather. The
Ironwood Ladies enjoyed pot luck
dinner with their guests, Exeter
Golf Club Lat'ies. The door prize
was won by g gest Grace Drum-
mond.
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Ironwood Ladies, Exeter Ladies
Club and Guests enjoyed play with
results as follows:
Closest to Pin #4: Sheila Reabum
Longest Drive #5: Anne Beattie -
Stokes
Closest to Pin #8 on second shot:
Joan Heywood
High putts for Ironwood member:
A&B flight - Joanne Hayman 22;
C&D flight - Sandi Bergmann 27;
Guest - Marg Proug 22 CB
Low putts for Ironwood member:
A&B flight - Lynne Farquhar 14
CB;
C&D flight - Bernice Thompson 13
CB;
Guest - Helen Burton 15
Skins: A&B fit - #3 Barb Caldwell,
#8 Ruth Mercer -Ross, #9 Lynne
Farquhar; C&D fit. - #1,2,4,8 Ber-
nice Thompson, #7 Anne Prout, #9
Pat Ballantyne
Ironwood ladies low net scores
A Flight Ruth Mercer -Ross 39
B Flight Barb Caldwell 42.5
C Flight Kathy Campbell 47CB
D Flight Susan Mann 52
Guests - Exeter Ladies
Low gross Joan Cole 49
High gross
on CB Olga Batten 66 CB
Sponsor: Exeter Hair Salon
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May 24
6 game winners
Gert Eagleson
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Pat Davis
Five game winenrs
John Pepper
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Jim Davis
Lloyd Eagleson
Exeter
May 25
4 game winners
Marjorie Hodgert
Allen Berry
John Pepper
3 game winners
Tom Williams
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May 26
5 game winners
Lloyd Lovell
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Good Times
live Band on
Friday
"Dreamer"
Closed Sunday's
235-3542
Lucan
Community
Bingo
June 1
Bingo starts 7:30 p.m.
Regular Games
$1000
Jackpot Game
53 calls or Tess $800. bonus
Total prizes
$3000
Due to the licence regulations,
no one under 18 allowed to play
Licence #537495
COMMUNITY LIVING
- SOUTH HURON
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
invites you to attend their
26th ANNUAL MEETING and potluck dinner
to be held
Thursday, June 9, 1994
6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
at the
South Huron Recreation Centre Exeter
SINGLES DANCE, Sunday, lune 5 at the Wingham Legion hall. Dancing 7 to 1 I . mu-
sic by: Black Magic. no blue jeans please 22'
HURON PARK DANCE CLUB presents 'Blast from the Past.' A dance recital you
shouldn't miss. Monday, lune 6 at 7:00 p m. at McCurdy Public School Gym. Adults
53.00; 12-16 $1.50; 11 and under free. 22c
FAMILY LITERACY FESTIVAL, Jure 6 to 10. Clinton fairgrounds, Wednesday.
Thursday evening performances 7 to 9 p m Storytellers. authors, musicians, dancers.
displays. Fun for the entire family. Everyone welcome. Free admission. 21.22c
STRAWBERRY AND HAM SUPPER, Itibbcrt United Church. Staffs, Wednesday,
lune 8, 5 to 8 p.m. Adults 87.50; children 12 and under S3.00; kindergarten and under
free. 21.22,(23)c
STRAWBERRY AND HAM SUPPER, Brucefield United Church, Wednesday. lune
8, 5 to 7 p.m. Everyone welcome. (482-3443) 21.22,(23)•
CHRISTIAN HORi7,ONS meeting lune 9. 7 30 p.m. in the OMAF building, Clinton.
Meeting designed to listen and determine direct needs of local community. Please at-
tend. 22c
SEAFORTH MiNOR SPORTS Council Monster Bingo, Monday, lune 20. 7:30 P.m..
Seafoxth Arena. Doors open 5:30 p.m. SI Wisdom Over $5,000 in prizes. 2I,22,23c
STRAWBERRY AND HAM SUPPER, Wednesday, lune 22 at Dashwood Communi-
ty Centre. Sponsored by Dashwood U.C.W.Please note: Supper is 1 week later this
year. Adults .50; 10 and under $3.00; under 5 free. Takeouts 50t extra. 22,23.(24)c
STRAWBERRY AND HAM SUPPER, Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Lucan,
Wednesday, June 22, 3 to 7:30 p.m. 22,23,(24)c
BRINSi.EY UNITED CHURCH Chicken Barbecue, Wednesday, July 13, 1994.
Time: 5 to 7 p.m. Adults $8.50, children $3.50• 22,24,26
Times -Advocate, June 1, 1994
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Crediton Cemetery
Sun., June .12
at 10 a.m.
Zion United Church
Speaker: Rev. E. Laksmanis
Exeter
`�. UONS TV BINGO
Game 1: $50.Eva Triebner.Game
2: $50 Carol Finlayson Game 3;
$50 Cindy Price Game 4: $75
Marg Beaver.Game 5 $50 each,
Brian Fields, Kevin Gage. Game
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Next weeks Jackpot - $850. in 60
numbers.
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Look What Happened
June 2, 1944
Happy Birthday Joe Fulop
Love family and friends
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STAG PARTY
for Paul Lankin
Fri. ,June 10,
8:30 - ? Lucan
International Airport
Tickets -available at Scott's
Elevator. Beef BBQ
For further information
227-4267, 227-4189
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