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The Khkton Rangers made a lap quilt in honour of Canada's 125 birthday this year. From left
are, Kathryn Atkinson, Michelle McRoberts and Holly Zwaan. The Rangers are selling tickets
on the quilt, money raised will go towards international travelling.
Sandcastle
building plans
PORT BLAKE - The 1992
Ontario Open Sandcastle Build-
ing Competition will be held on
Saturday, July 18 and Sunday,
July 19 on the beach at the Port
Blake Conservation Area.
On Saturday teams of five
persons, any age, will compete
for the best sandcastle and the
most artistic sculpture. On Sun-
day individuals will try their
skills for the same categories.
Programs for families and
children are being organized.
For further information call
238-8434.
Mother's Day
Dinner theme
By Gertie Fleischauer
ZURICH - Fifty diners enjoyed a
Mother's Day beef dinner last
Wednesday at the Community Cen-
tre, which was decorated in a yel-
low and white theme.
Helen Otterbein read a poem on
"Tulips". A Mother's Day poem
was given by Gwen McKeller.
A beautiful • musical programme
was given by Myraline Desjardine
on the accordion, Leona McBride
on.ppet.and Mozart Gelinas on
the guitar..
euchre followed with
these results: High - lee Regier, 2nd
High - Cathy Clark; Low - Leila
Becker; Lone Hands - Harold
Smith.
Zurich W.L.
ZURICH - The Zurich Women's
Institute held their May meeting in
the township hall last Monday with
thirteen members in attendance.
The meeting began with the Ode
and the Mary Stewart Collection.
The topic of discussion for the eve-
ning was agriculture.
The group discussed the environ-
mental problems that have arisen
due to the acid rain caused by the
chemicals used by industry and
farming . Sheep raising was also
covered.
Following the reports from last
months meeting, it was decided to
sell the crib quilts at the bean festi-
val. The Annual District meeting
report was read by Ina Neeb and
Mary Munn.
Exeter Legion
Ladies Auxiliary
BINGO
Thurs., May 14
7:30 p.m.
10 Regular. Games
A- 90ettials
1 Share the Wealth
Jackpot $650
krc. #681098
S.H.D.H.S.
Presents
G1U
May 20723
$5. Small Gym
Tickets on sale at
Greeting Card World
& School Office
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Yes- We're Open!!
Good Times
Under New Management
Jamie Pitt
Open 11. a.m. -1 a.m.
Free delivery 11:00 - 2:00 p.m.
Daily Lunch Specials
- .- _. .MP -. Mr -, a .. _. .• _.._ -. -
4:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
200 Chicken Wings
Hot Dog 2/$1.00
D.J. every Thurs., Fri., Sat. 9 -1
Beginning Wed., May 20
Karaoke Every 2nd Wednesday
Come in and have fun with us in Centre Town Mall
downstairs 14000
des
Pooh table
-PretiiwsBloodMission
Cash Calendar Wieners
Week ofMay 3192
3 - Maxie winces, Rutin 12753 550.4 - Den-
nis Mew Woodham 92211 350.5 - Kevin Mo-
dena" Seaford) 91773 350. 6 - Dots Oration.
Harwood 91457 350.7. Joan Talbot, Exeter
91361 350.6 - Marlyn Johnson,, Rasta 90101
Susan 350.9 - Joe. San lJohnson, Crediton 40645
3wo.
Coercion - Apnl 30 - K Bents of Rtllumn
90441 was the wiener of 3250. sot 350. u pub-
lished metier.
DANCE
HALL
9 p.m. to 1 am
'frit May 15
Singles dance •
'bll(Dnllghters
349.2678
Luton
Community
Bingo
Wed., May 13
Bingo starts 7:30 p.m.
Regular Games
°1000
Jackpot Game
) Total prizes $2300
Due to the licence regulations, no
one under 16 allowed to play
Licence #537495
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vivr-
NOW OPEN EVERV DPY 1 1 A.L1 TO 10 P.M.
Eat In
Take Out
Drive Thru
238-8006
Charbroiled Burgers •
Soft Ice Cream • Per-
sonal Pizzas • Home-
made Ice Cream .
Fresh Cut Fries
• Salads and much
morel
10% discount to any s udent
with a student iD card
Hwy. 21 -1 mile south of Grand Bend
Hawks Grocery! Draw Winners
Winners of groceries from Darling's Food Market in the Exeter
Hawks grocery draw were recently announced. The winners
were Wendy Kobayashi, $300; Brenda McDonald, $200; and'
Ross MacDonald, $100. Shown here are: George Finch, Hawks
Executive (left), Wendy Kobayashi, Ross MacDonald, Brenda
McDonald and Martin Gelinas of Darlinf's.
A QUALITY MEMORIAL NEED NOT BE EXPENSIVE
Local Rep.
Jim & Donna Hoffman
114 Main St., Dashwood
237-3763
1960D-265-2677
NELSON
MONUMENTS
Ltd.
800
Includes
GST
PRICE" INCLUDES
TABLET: 20" Eng by 6" thick by 24•
high in Mountain or Gray granite
BASE 26" bng in matching granite with
polished 1
YOUR CHOICE of designs and litter-
ing styles
- Cemetery Foundation Extra -
Other Granite Colours available at
slightly higher prices
Create your
own
Porcelain Doll
Beautiful "Elise" is the next doll
seminar tarting
May 7th
Class 1 - 1 p.m. - 3 p.m.
Class 2 - 8 p.m. - 10 p.m. in Crediton
Beside the United Church on Main Street.
Call Marcie 2346764
$100.00_ 4 week class
(brushes and cloth body extra)
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Sunday
May 17
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.REDITON 9ALL PARK
+onsorsdby Stephen Township
' 11111410hters Association
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You are eordlally Invited to attend the
Anm sf iwNetfng of the
-Children* ldlsolety of Huron County
OnWWfiesday, June 3, 1992
et The Livery, South Street Goderlch
The business portion of the Annual Meeting begins at 8:30 p.m. and
will be followed -at 7:00 p.m. by Keynote Speaker, Mr. Rix Rogers. Mr.
Rogers Is the Chief Executive Officer of the Institute for the Prevention
of Child Abuse located In Toronto, Ontario.
A brief reception will follow, and refreshments will be served.
Memberships ($5) will be available at the door, or may be purchased In
advance et the agency office, 46 Gloucester Terrace, Goderlch, Ontario.
Come out and Join us for the evening!
Lan Inn
First Pig Roast of the Season
at the Lucan Inn on the Patio
May 16th 6 p.m. - 9 p.m.
- Includes salad bar and dessert
- live. entertainment - 9 -1, featuring
"Irish Coffee Band"
Door prizes - tickets $20.00 a couple
280 Main St. Lucan 2274045
Ailsa Craig Recreation
Committee
Presents
$1000$
Jackpot
Plus 14 other games nightly.
Bingo ever 1st and 3rd
Thursday of the month.
At the Altsa Craig
Recreation Centre
7:30 p.m.
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Your contribution stays here....
Flowers of Hope Campaign
May 1992
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Community Living - South Huron
Please give generously
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MEET YOUR MPP
Thursday, May 21
10:00 - 12 p.m.
•
Lions Youth Centre
John Street West
PAUL KLOPP, MPP
HURON
Drop by with a question or concern ... or just to say hello!