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BROWNIE'S
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
OPlN • P.M.
FIRST SHOW $:30
CLINTON
482.7030
THIS WEEKEND: MAY 27-28.29
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PETER
WELLER
SAM
ELLIOTT
—PLUS 2nd feature
A lathier look at atm: happens in she dark.
Weiloat
&.cd
Spring. Open
House
and
Border Collie
Dog Trials
Sat. & Sun.,
June4&5
10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Phone 666-1777
The Exeter & District
Heritage Foundation
and
The Exeter B.I.A.
present
Heritage
Days '88
Fri., June 17
& Sat., June 18
Strawberry Social,
Farmer's Market,
Entertainment in the Square.
Stagecoach Rides and much,
much more!!!
Watch next week's T -A for
complete list of events and
times!
Hensall's 4th
Annual Community
Yard & Garage
and
-Merchants Sidewalk
tA,
Sat., May 28
Rain date June 4
Firemen's Breakfast
8 a.m.
Bake Sales
Bargains Galore!
Something for everyone
RADER REUNION
We cordially invite you and
your family to be present at
the
Dashwood Community
Centre, Dashwood
Sup., June 5
Sports 2:00 p.m. sharp
Bring your picnic basket only,
cutlery, etc. will be provided.
BUCK AND DOE
for `Brian. Westelaken
and Ruth Ryan
Crediton
Fri. June 3, 9 p.m.
Lunch and Entertainment
Phone 234-6719 or
236-6039
SaT2deRS
ON THE UACH
Grand Bend's Waterfront Eatery
OPEN DAILY
Sunday Brunchiu95
10-2
Daily Specials Grand Bend 238-2251
SMD? -(S Parents,
You are cordially invited
to attend the
Crowning of the
Students of the year
at the Formal
91 Midsummer Niiifits
Dream
. on .the evening of
Friday, May 27th, 1988
. to be held at
South 9luron Recreation Centre
Presented at 12:00 p.m.
Buck & Doe
for
Lisa Overholt
and
Karmen Bedard
May 27, 1988
8 p.m. in Zurich
For information call
236-731 2
Tickets purchased for previ- -
ous date will be honoured
Lunch & entertainment provided
•
rlT e family of
Donald and 'Doris Dc,thatn
with to invite you to a reception
in honour of their parents
40th Wedding Anniversary
Friday, June 3rd 8:30 p.m.
Best Wishes only please
For information calf 229-6448
or
STARLITE
Grand Bend 238-2464
Box Office
Opens at 8 p.m.
Children Under 12 in Cars Free
FRIDAY & SATURDAY — MAY 27 & 28
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Page 13B
Zurich Recreation Bingo
Thursday, May 26
(every second week) •
ZURICH COMMUNITY CENTRE
Jackpot $1000 must go
Bonanza In 52 calls
•1 Warm up game ' 2 Specials ' 4 Flash Games
• 1 Pick -A -Bingo ' 1 Early Bird Game ' 1 Mystery Game
*10 Regular Games ' 1 Bonanza Garne *1 Jackpot Game
OVER $2300.00 in CASH PRIZES
Doors Open at 6:30 p.m. Bingo starts at 7:30 p.m.
No One Under 16 Years of age eligible to play
HOTEL
(mains1mt)e
Lounge
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
FRI. • SAT. • SUN
FXU
Grand Bend Entertainment Showcase
ROOFTOP PATIO
CAFE
IMPERIALE
PIZZA • BURGERS • STEAKS
Breakfast Weekends
at 8 a.m.
Located in
HOTEL
(rnains1mt)e
Grand Bend
238-8821
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What Happened on the Day You
Were Married?
Come read all about it when we use our computer
to print your "Special Edition" of
The Anniversary Times
You'll see famous people who share your anniver-
sary, popular tunes the year you were married, the
year's top story and much more! Give a copy to a
friend or family member. Each edition is personal-
ized with the couples name and date of marriage.
Presented in a handsome folder for just $3.50. A
great gift and fun keepsake by Hallmark, hot off our
press!
By Rhonda Turnbull, Wendy Weido,
Trish Ormandy, Heather Tinney
Greeting Card World
401 Main St., Exeter Ontario 235-1019
WANTED
LOCAL CRAFTSPEOPLE
The St. Marys Merchants Association
would like you to display your talents at our
FIRST ANNUAL
CRAFT SHOW .& SALE
JULY 14th to 16th 1988
If you are interested in having a space reserved,
please call by June 1, 1988
284-3144 or 284-2615
ANNUAL BANQUET
and MEETING
Thursday, June 9 at6pm.
at the South Huron Rec Centre, -Exeter
Guest Speaker
Dr. John McKnight
(Urban Philosopher)
Dr. McKnight challenges us to rethink our social
policy philosophy
John. -McKnight quotes
"those who seek to institute the community vision,
believe that beyond therapy and advocacy is the
constellation of community associations: The
Church, the bowling league, the Town paper, the
hardware store, the Town Council. They see, a soci-
ety where those who were once labelled, exiled,
treated, counselled, advised and protected are„tit-
stead, incorporated in the community where their
contributions, capacities, gifts and fallibilities will
allow a network of relationships involving work, rec-
reation, friendship, support and the political power
of being a Citic
... John L. McKnight
Tickets $8.50. Must be
purchased in advance.
Call 237-3637
South Huron -1/4
District Association
the Mentally Handicapped
P O Hox 29. Dashwrxltl, Ontario NOM IMO (519) 2.17-3617