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ANNOUNCEMENT
le family of HILDA PAYNE invites
eryone to an Open House in honor
her 75th Birthday on Saturday,
September 16, 2 - 4:30 p.m. at Hen -
fall United Church. Best Wishes only
please.
Stephen Twp.
Arena
Public
Skating
1 - 3 p.m. Sundays
Starting Sept. 17
Final Solo
Flight
for
Paul "Roscoe"
Hodgins
Fri., Sept. 22
For Information call
227-4370
Buck & Doe
for
Laurie Mills &
Larry Dolmage
Fri., Sept. 15
9 p.m. - 1 a.m.
For Information Phone
229-6780 or 235-1726
Lunch provided
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QUEEN'S,"
SEAFORTH
This Month's
SPECIAL EVENT
AT FERGIE'S
Saturday, Sept. 16
'Out Of The Blue
Playing BLUES at its BEST
Picture I.D. Required
No Cover Charge Before 9:00
Thurs., Fri. - Sept. 14, 15
`Layden Riff'
41,
Alcohol
and the Family
A presentation by MA VE
CONNELL
Maeve Connell is currently em-
ployed by the London Board of
Education and is in private prac-
tice in Guided Interventions with
families of alcoholics. She was
for a number of years a Commu-
nity Consultant with A.R.F. and
worked as a high school teacher
and counsellor. She holds de-
grees from several universities
Including McGill and Toronto.
Clinton Town Hall
Wed., Sept. 20, 7:30 p.m.
In conjunction with the Annual Meet-
ing of the Huron -Perth Centres for
Children and Youth. The business
meeting will follow the presentation.
1}E
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A Wald Wide Prttures release in cote
Featuring BILLY GRAHAM W t 1 a message of Moe
Zurich Mennonite Church
- -Sun: Sept.1.7
7:30 p.fn.
Liman
Community
Bingo
Wed., September 13
Bingo Starts 7:30
Regular Games
$1000
Jackpot Game
Total Prizes $2300
Due to the licence regulations,
no one under 16 allowed to play
Licence #537495
Love and Best Wishes
i Mom, Dad and Kim
BARN
DANCE
Fri., Sept. 15
Singles Dance
Lee Davidson
& Sagebrush
Sat., Sept. 16
Country Versatiles
No Blue Jeans, Please!
349-2678•
Group Reservations Welcome
Gospel
Concert
"The Torchmen”
at
Zurich Mennonite
Church
Sept. 24
7:30 p.m.
in Zurich
Tickets: Adults $5.00
Children $3.00
Tickets available at
Selah Book Store,
Exeter, or call
Earl Oesch 236-4368
reasure
Chest
BINGO
Thursday,
Sept. 14
Zurich Community Centre
JACKPOT
$1,000.wdr
Bonanza Game in 58 calls
Estimated Value $1000
Over $2800
In Cash Prizes
Doors open at 6:15 p.m.
Bingo starts at 7:30 p.m.
No one under 16 eligible to play
BLYTH FESTIVAL OF ENTERTAINMENT
FALL SERIES
BUY NOW AND SAVE!
ADULT SERIES
Set ,Oct. tuN,Ip.•. • s10 o1ALS CRY • A
safaedy.
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THE ROMAN IACS -A masted iaargaiMrd
Sat , Dsc. IAN I p... - SECOND CITY -
Imprsv csaady M IU lest.
CHILDREN'S SERIES
Sat.. Mer. uN, t p.m. -ROBERT MINDEN
ENSEMBLE - SlaryiNYq Mask Matas
Sat.Nsv.11/N,2p.m.-GLENN BENNETT
Papular ckttdrsa's utarlarasr.
Sat. pec. 2/N, 2 p.m. - KALEIDOSCOPE
STORY THEATRE • Esdttag theatre to
ds.
Adult Series C Mersa' Sodas
3skew far R2S 3skews ter112
INFORMATION HOTLINE
lie 15191 523.9300425
JO -READ
DANCE STUDIOS
ACRO -GYM,
TAP
and
JAZZ
1� )( - FULLY QUALIFIED TEACHERS -
LUCAN COMMUNITY CENTRE
Registration September 14
AND LONDON - HURON (at Webster)
Registration September 12.
PUPILS are prepared for Examinations (not compulsory) in all Branches
of Dance. Students are examined by Qualified Examiners of Recognized
Dance Teachers Association. B.A.T.D.
Classes commencing September 19
For further
Information
call:
472-5559
SIGNS, WONDERS
and
MIRACLE SERVICES
Dr.
Bill Basansky
Thursday. & Friday Evenings
Sept. 21-22
Lamplighter Inn
591 Wellington. Road S.,
London, Ont. 7:15 p.m.
Men's Special
Leadership Luncheon
Fri., Sept. 22, 12:15 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Lamplighter Inn - London
Sponsored by: Victory Christian Centre, London
(519) 633-6070 (519) 663-5026
1-111
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Erb's
GouRt;Pr Kit cIeR
Open. Daily
Sunday Brunch
11 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Smorgasbord
5 p.m. - 8 p.m.
Hours: Mon. - Sat. 6 a.m. - 9
Air Conditioned
LL1censed Under L.L.B.O. • Homecooked Meals
UR HOSTS: CHUCK, TANYA 8 PHIL ERB
16 Main Street • Zurich, Ontario • 236-4812
p.m.
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Clip and Sive.
LEGION WEEK
50th anniversary
of World War II
18th to 23 September, 1989
Open House - General Public - noon - midnight
Enjoy our recent "retfuvaiions and air conditioners
Meet the men and women who serve our community all year round.
Events
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Monday, Sept. 18th
TueSday, Sept. 19th
Wednesday, Sept. 20th
1:11I hursday, Sept. 21st
▪ Friday, Sept. 22nd
Saturday, Sept. 23rd -
OPEN
7:00 p.m. Seniors euchre 7 p.m.
.-1:00 p.m. Seniors shuffleboard - members
sports (evening)
1:00 p.m. Seniors Shuffleboard
Darts, euchre, pool, crib (evening)
OPEN
Legion members - early bird dues. Fxpirg.30.199vember 19R9.
1989
Rev. Walter (Duke) Vipperman
Phil Campbell, President
Lorne Kleinstiver, 1st Vice President
David Frayne, 2nd Vice President
Vera Armstrong - Past President
John Brintnell - Secretary
Glen Robinson - Treasurer
Phil Campbell - Service Officer
Vera Armstrong - Membership
Murray Greene - Sgt. - At -Arms
Cliff McDonald - Sports Officer
Eldon Heywood - Seniors Programs
Greg Pfaff - Poppy Chairman
- 1990 Executive
David Frayne - Publicity and Community Services
Clay Murray - Youth Education Chairman
JIm Merrylees - Leadership and Planning
Clay Murray - Track and Field
Phil Campbell - Votr,rrrna ar,A> tt>! ..,
Harvey Hillman - Entertainment
Lee Webber - House Chairman and Property
Lorne Kleinstiver - Canteen Chairman
Bart DeVries - Nevada Chairman
Cathy Pfaff - President - Ladies Auxiliary
District Commander - Don Standon
Zone Comf'nander - John A. McDonald
Provincial Service Officers - Mel Harper, Ed Neal
Legion Phones 235-2962 - 235-0442 (upstairs)
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Centre Mall
414 Maln St.,
Exeter
235-2601
Business Persons Luncheon
(Clip and Save so you know our specials for the week)
Mon, Beef Stroganoff (with egg noodles)
Tues., Chicken Cordon Bleu (mushroom sauce)
Wed,, Veal Cutlet ( Spanish sauce)
Thurs., Red Snapper (with lemon butter)
Fri„ Lasagna and Ceasar salad
Above orders include soup of the day, potatoes, roll
Daily specials $4.95
Highlights of
EXETER
FALL FAIR
September 22, 23, 24
"FOCUS ON HORSES"
FRIDAY
- Evening program
- Ham auction
- New Huronia Singers
SATURDAY - Parade
- Horseshoe Pitching
{ (come try your luck)
Cooking demonstrations
Face painting
Giant Midway
Friday, Saturday, Sunday
Always "Something New" at Exeter Fair
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Don't miss the variety
show afternoons el
2:00 p.m., starring the
Incredible Acrobats of
China, presented by
Mark Wilson.
FREE*
GRANDSTAND
ATTRACTIONS
plOES ROLL!
E GOO FRIDAY Ay
1101),,t."I� e�l,f, [ ,
, Rock legends come to
life tonight at the Grandstand.
Its Jukebox Heroes at 7.00 & 9.00.
Catch their uncanny imitations of such
groups as The Beatles. and singers like
Ricky Nelson. Buddy Holly. Elvis and the
California sounds of the sixties. 11 you
missed the originals. don't miss the
Heroes'.
You'll be In stitches
tonlgM at the
Grandstand. The
Ou7en n1 Comedy
herself. Phyllis Diller Is
onatTOO A9.00.
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See all the big top action of the
Ian M. Garden Circus al 2.00.
7 00 A 9.00
Afternoon - Juno award
winner Sand,. Beech at 1.00
for children of all ages. Don't
miss a spine -chilling moment
o1 the dynamic Figure a
Demolition Derby
at 2.30
Evening - GM reedy 00, Juno award winner
Frohn Ghost tonight at 9.00 on the Grandstand
THERE'S SO MUCH FREE TO SEE WESTERN FAIR ROCKS!
Labatts
Blue Live
labatl% & FM -96 in the
Rock Stop at the West End
Around the grounds entertainment
• Happy Date. the Western Fr
Clown • Date Page and Ms
rnotarted calliope
• Woodwind a lather and
daughter huts and mermba duo
• Professor BA Steed and •
Chopper Motorcycle and Frog
ftypnosrs • Grandpa Cratcha
• Garland Parnell and his
monkey • Lenny the clown • Mo
Vint and ors Musical Engine
awe Vair 4A.V,. "—.4.
and hilanous. loony lam4y portrayal d Charlie Ch4nan
entertainment leatunng the Frog • Great train show featuring the
Fashion Dov,ow. Miss Wald magical world of Lionel trains
Hopper riding her Whopper
Agrtcufture Ilnks up WIM Space eep,
See how the spew program
has benefited farming In this tl •
truly Interesting NASA display.
Midway Specials
Ng Addisoys
Over 50 different rides, two
KIddeMands, new games.
Bingo and lots of NM food,
new one-person rids... The
Dynetron defies gravity
Two -For -One Day Thursday,
September 14 will be two-for-
one daylYro persons ride for
tit price of one.
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EnIoy food aemptes al the
E MA display In the Progress
S eeding. Samples win b• sold
ala nominal sum with the
entire proceeds donated to the
Children's Hospital of Western
Ontario
..-y i.,;ASolfon
Backstage pfesented by
CKSI 141 in The Paddock
CD MARKET LIVESTOCK
GENERAL ADMISSION
Adults - 55.50, red✓C? Y
54.50 before 4 p.m. weekdays.
CMldran 5-12 - 52.00.
Under 5 - Free.
HOURS- Grounds open at 10 00
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each evening 81 10.30 p m
COMPETITION
Prize-winning market livestock
competition sponsored by AAP
NEW, livestock 2000
Competition
iEntoy the esClIeMent Of MIN
NORSE SNOW
TY -London% Stage 10
Watch the exciting Youth Talent
Search plus square dancing.
step dancing end old time
Nddling.
Scratch 'N Win
Valuable Prises
Everyone who purchases an
admission has a chance to win
-nth Grrr.h 'N Win r..h
awards Pnte. Yui abo,l.::;i
range from free admission and
Midway tickets t0 5100 cash
swards Children's cash
awards will be 525 00
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