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Te.:150yews 'oft tory of -Stephen township is depicted In
this wall hanging being prepared by members of the Crediton,
Dashwood and Grand.Bend Women's Institutes. It will be pre-
sented to council at the Sesquicentennial Homecoming Week -
enol on June 17. Irfom the left are Katherine Becker, Mary
Kenney, Eleanor Roeszler, Lois Hodgins, Dolores Shapton,
Norma Walper, Irene 'Haugh and Brenda Love.
Stephen tesidents will ceiebtate this weekend
CREDTTON - Happy birthday festivities and a time of
reminiscing.
That's what will be.happening 'this weekend as Ste-
phen township residents, neighbours and friends
join together in Crediton to .celebrate 150 years of
history with a mammoth Sesquicentennial Home-
coming Weekend.
• It all begins Friday night as eight township families
will vie for distinction in a slo-pitch tournament.
Saturday morning activities begin early as the Stephen
township firemen sponsor a pancake breakfast from 7 to 10
a.m.
A lenghty parade. will leave.the conservation park at the east end of the
police village of Crediton at 11 a.m. and cover a three kilometre span to
-the new township shed at the west end of the hamlet At press time more
than 60 entries had been received. Anyone can still enter by calling Ross
Haugh at 234-6336.
Response to the .classic and antique car show has also been good. En-
tries will still be =tented by Al Renning at 235-2035.
Immediatcly.after the.parade. official ceremonies will be held at the Ste-
phen municipal office building. Included will be:appearances by local pol-
iticians and representatives -of the German and Netherlands Consuls in
Canada, A Sesquicentennial plaque will be unveiled, a special edition his-
tory book will be auctioned and email hanging will be presented to coun-
cil by the Crediton, Dashwood and Grand Bend Women's Institutes.
Saturday afternoon activities range from beach volleyball, horseshoe
challenge, mini tractor pull, karate demonstrations, Dutch Dancers, fire-
men extrication demo, etc.
The Bluewater Shriners will be presenting a fish fry from 4 to 7 p.m.
and from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., the Crystalaires will be providing dancing mu-
sic.
Ross Daily of CFPL-television will be the guest speaker at an ecumeni-
cal church service Sunday morning at 10.3(1'a.ni. All township churches
will be participating.
Following thh:church service, the firemen will again be providing food
in the form of brunch. A variety of games and sports for the youngsters
will begin at 1 pin.
At 4 p.m., Team TV 10 will be on the Stephen Curies in a fun -
filled slo-pitch game. Festivities end with the drawing of the lucky ticket
on a draw for a trip for two to Las Vegas.
All weekend visitors will be able to view many historical displays at the
Stephen Community Centre and Crediton United Church. .
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