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Bingo
Wed., Sept. 30
Bingo starts 7:30 p.m.
Regular Games
$1000
Jackpot Game
Total prizes
$2800
Due to the licence regulations,
no one under 16 allowed to play
Licence #537495
It's back!.
The
DROP IN
CLUB
at the Exeter Lions Youth
Centre
has announced a fall youth
club schedule
Grades 7-8 only
October 2, 16,30
November 13.27
December 11
Grades 9-10 only
October 9, 23
November 6.20
December•4, 18
The club doors open at 5
p.m. and close at 10:30
Membership S2
For information call
235-2740 or 235-2357
*Wit 404400,1
HALL At4CEMinistries
meet
9p.m. to 1 ant
frLOc2
singles Dance
Nightwatch
Sat. OcL 3
LisetisVIeson & Sagebrush
'.. OcL 4
Old Thin AdANra Jamboree
(2 p.m. to ?)
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Grand Bend Rotary
ApqtYr
=1 & SALE j
Oakwood Inn ' i
airwoman centre
GRANO REND
SATURDAY
OCTORER3
10:00 AM to SW
SUNDAY
r OCTOBER 4 \,�
...04NOOM to 600 P61
7TH
22 DUALITY DEALERS
featuring an interesting variety of annouos
50 yrs or nide'
se na...7e.0 the et.e4 rJwr« ttme4
October 2-3-4
Childrens Film Program
.
0-601.
1rTt*T4***
October 2-3-4 Kids Under 6
FREE
liCARPosiAIN
Special children's film program
will include rare and
virttge cartoons
Phone 238-8344
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1
527 Main St. EXETER
Licenced under L.1.6.0
SUNDAY
BRUNCH
From 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Reservations recommended
235-2008
From Tuesday to Saturday Early Bird Specia
5 - 6:30 p.m.
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SOUTH HURON HOSPITAL Mather), Tag Day. October 1, 2, 3, Imager area. Be gat-
eroua and support your hospital. For iotonestios phone 228.6718 or 235-0780.
38,39. (40c)
THE ARTHRrTls SOCIETY. Sapembor is ANrutis Month Yes, 1 want to help sup-
port *MMus research. Mail donations to: Sank of Mas real. 6 (l aria St., Grand Band,
NOM iTO. '38,39,40'
CENTRALIA UNITED CHURCH First Annual Pink Balloon Craft and Bake Sale,
Ssanuday, Ober 3, 9 am. -12 swan. Bake rabic, knitted hams, fish pond, crafts, coffee
and muffins. Much more. Everyone welcome. 38.39.(40c)
OPEN HOUSE. Haim and Mather of Cooney Quinn, RR 1, Varna, invite you to attend
our sixth Annual Open Hose, Wednesday, October 7 - Satsday, October 10, 10 a.m. - 9
p.m. We areIng moony scone d the house with icy bdan
ru6ed, floral gifts.
Watch for ow signs, between Varna ed Dayfieldeld. 263-5367. Refra.ma&a and door
prizes. kiveryonc welcome. 39-41c
HOSPITAL RUMMAGE SALE and auction. Webwday. October 21.7 pm. -9 pm.,
Thursday. October 22. 10 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Sponsored by the South Huron Hospital Auxil-
iary. Townwide pick mop Wadsaday. October 21 at 900 am. 39-41c
TURKEY SUPPER to be held in Trivia Memorial Parish Hall on Wednesday. October
7. Advance tickets only available for 5 p.m. or 6:30 p.m. Aduka 58.00. children under 12
14.00. For tickets phone 235-0885. 39.40,(41)'
SINGLES DANCE Sunday, Ober 4 at the Legion Hall. Wingbarn. Dancing 8 -12 -
live band and lunch. 39.40c
GOODWILL FALL SALE with bargains for the whole family. Fantastic values in fall
and writer dwhistg, hoots, shoos, aro. books,.taiabes.bikesand ib*ies. Fina admission.
tree babysiuintg until 8 p.m. Wednesday. October 7, Progress Building. Loudon Western
Pair.
9 t 9rtomin wts .Riwckin{; watch to Super Spacial Blue Ticket lions staitirkg e
P shoppers welcome I 40c
ROAST SW SUPPER, Brtsoafield United Quick Minuteday, October 21, 1992.
Advasdoe rickets only. Mobs M.50. dtiidnn 6-12 pwaohooi Lee. For adieu all
233-7477 or 233 7148. 40,41c
SL'ORY HOUR at Het Cams Asset, Huron Park. Starts Wednaaday. October 7, 1992
Isom 1:30-2:30 pm. for & .weeks. For children age 3-5 to have funto
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Bible mors, snaking gratia. and raring snacks. To regsster call Karat or Atenrne
227-4549. Sp sared by the Easter Christian Reformed (butch. 40,41,(42)c
ARTS AND CRAFT VENDORS required for November 28, 29, 1992. Call Welton
Arena, 6660410. 40.41c
CHORAL EXTRAVAGANL4:SWC y, October 24 at Blyth Memorial Hall at 8 p.m.
A roamed 100 -voice chair. 000dpa -d by Ken Fleet and the Myth festival Skagen per-
form song about ex by Cenuris. Sposaured by the Ontario C}wral Federation. Tickets
available from Blyth Choir membara and Slyth Festival Boa Whorl. 523-9300.56.00.
40-43c
HURON COUNTY>RANCH Ontario Ciemabgical Society invite yyou to their regular
meeting on Wedwaday, October 7, .< 7:30 p.m. as she Asaesaaiert Mos Board Room,
Gloucester Terrace, (Moorish. Help table et 7 p.m. Speaker will be President Debra Vir-
kuti i 40'
GALA AUCTION m Hllyth Festival, Saturday. (e*ober 17. Delicious dinner, musical
eosenaimeent, matins auction items. Unarm 125 inadvance. Call 523-9300/4345. Don't
musitt 40,4Ic
EXETER - The September
Women's Ministries was held at the
haste of Jean Tviebner.
The meeting was opened by the
sitting of Hymns The Ninety .end
Nine and Tell Me the Old Old Sto-
ry-
Ruth
to-
ryRuth McLaren gave the opening
prayer.
The roll call was taken and an -
swered by a scripture vase on In-
crease. There were nine present.
Jennie Kipfer read articles about
the byes of the Kosters from the
booklet, Missions in Depth.
Dorothy Cooper read two poems
about Friendship and Love.
It was decided to send money to
the Kosters for Christmas. They arc
from the Netherlands. It was also
decided to send to the Missionaries
Rev. Alex Strong, Rev. Ray Pawl-
kner and Marilyn Bush.
Guest speaker was Don Jolly
who spoke on the work of the
Gideons. His text was from He-
brews and the Psalms. As David
said, "Tiny Word have I hid in my
heart that 1 might not sin against
Thee'.
.
A time of prayer followed re-
membering various requests.
Legion draw
winners
EXETER - This week's
winners of the Legion Branch
167 Meat Draw were: Ralph
Leppek, roasts; Dorothy Re-
ynolds, steaks: Ila Bowerman,
chops; Ha Bowerman, steaks;
Gerry Lawson, roasts; Bob
Cutting, liquor.
Exeter Legion
Ladies Auxiliary
BINGO
Thurs., Oct. 1
7:30 p.m.
10 Regular Games
5 Specials
1 Share the Wealth
Jackpot .,*6510
Lic. 1681098
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With a focus s on fanny as the theme of the 1992 fair, a dis-
play of live bees attracted some attention at the Kramer Apiar-
ies booth Friday evening. Here Paula Parkinson (behind), Sa-
rah Markle and Josh Heywood try to spot the queen bee.
Deb Campbell (at end of table) of Centralia College provided
cooking demonstrations at the fair Saturday afternoon. Her
recipes focused on, you guessed it...honey. After the demon-
stration, the audience were invited to come up and sample
the recipes, as they are doing here.
Town and Country Homemakers
Annual Meeting
8 p.m.. Tuesday. October -13
-At-theWingham Golf -and Curling Club
* Memberships are available at Town and Country
' Homemakers, 92 Victoria St. E., Wingham or by
calling 357-3222.
* Individuals interested in becoming Board Mem-
bers are asked to contact Kathi Urbasik-Hindley.
Chairperson, at 357-3222.
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R.E. Pooley Branch 167
Royal Canadian Legion
Exeter Ontario
The Exeter Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion is proposing
to have portraits done of the local war dead.
11 would be appreciated if any relatives, friends, neighbours
who are in possession of a photograph of the following de
ceased could arrange for the Legion to borrow same. Please
contact Bart DeVries or Dave Frayne.
ttlfW 1 - VWrO 0 Fitter
Thomas Harold Bissett lames Marshall
Thomas Brimmicombe Thomas W. Penhale
James 0. Brown Cecil Pickard
Clinton Stephen Hogarth
Wilber J. Rowe
John Gordon Hogarth victor G. Sanders
Wilson Culbert Fred Tucker
WW 1- TntatIIISSIp dD
Edward Lincoln Gardiner
Loftus Hem
Ernest Pennce
Bruce M. Mattaws
MAZidttitleasiMaigkalialap
Arthur Hart
Edward G. Kellett
Earl L. Johns
Edward Wygold
John W. Beare
WW 11- VILisztai Estate, and
C. Stewart Cann
Ralph [3. Oelbrktg°
Harold A. Elliot
Ebner L. Hunkin
I. Laverne Hermes'
Orville P. Lawson
K.W. White
Joseph Leigh
George H. Slurley
Glenn Eden Flintott
Jaynes E. Roadhouse
Thomas H. Wilkinson
John C. Strang
Reginald Johnston
William G.,Walker
Elmer mews
Norman W. Johns
Ates
Alvih E. UtlftetWeld
R. Bartle Motz
N. Hilton Sanders
John A. Sweet
William 11.,Wilson
Franklin C. Zutbdg
W.G.Schroeder
Sidney Smith
Sydney West
Elmer Thomas
Wilks
Harry Ernest
Windsor
Will J. Knight
Robert Pass
more
Wm. Ernest
Neil
Reginald D
Tumbul I
Earl Albert Gar-
diner
y T
D.E. Hicks
C.W. Hicks
H.L. Brown
E.C. Trleb ner
A.F. PAnhale
R. Witten
TrisIlj Ln 04ei
Henry G. Andherson k Jordan Laing
William E. Kestle /sex O. Strang
A. Sidney King Donald S. Whiting
E.E. Pollen
Any questions Dave Frayne 235-0410
Dairy
Championship
Show
STRATFORD - 1992 marks the
16th year of the Annual Western
Ontario 4 -H Dairy Championship
Show. The purpose of the Show is
to offer 4-H dairy members a high-
er level of competition challenging
them to team from others in the 4-
H program.
The show is open to 4-H dairy
members from Essex, Kent, Elgin,
Lambtnn, Norfolk, Perth, Middles-
ex, Huron, Bruce and Oxford
counties. Perth county will he host-
ing the show at the Stratford C'oli-
seunt on Saturday, September 2h.
Roth conformation and showman-
ship classes are judged that da.
For more information contact your
local OMA F office
Literacy
Directory
available soon
STRATFORi) - The second edi-
tion of the Huron/Perth Literacy
Directory will be availahle at local
libraries by the end of September.
This publication lists the basic
reading, writing and math pro-
grams as well as some English as -a
Second Language courses which
are availahle at no charge to adults
throughout Perth and Huron
Counties. The layout of this book-
let makes it easy to identify and
contact programs which can help
adults improve their communica-
tion skills:
Preparation Of this booklet was
the joint effort of members of the
Humn/Perth Literacy Committee
which includes representatives
from Perth and Huron County
school boards. Stratford Public Li-
brary, Centralia College, St. Marys
Adult Literacy Program, Conestoga
College, Rural Organization Spe-
cial:sts (Ontano Ministry of Agri-
culture and Food), Perth County
Training Committee, and the Hu-
ron County Health Unit
Centralia College and several ser-
vice groups made this edition pos-
sible: The Goderich Ladies Legion
Auxiliary Branch 109, Godench
Kinettes; Seaforth Fnendship Club:
Maple Leaf I.O.D.E.: St Marys
Kinsmen: Exeter Ladies Legion
Auxiliary, Branch 167; Goderich
Lioness Club and the Canadian Fo-
resters.
Survey for farm families
Y ,e
LW')
CLINTON -
What arc the
health needs of
fames operators
and their fami-
lies? How can
existing health
agencies re-
spond to identi-
lied needs''
There are just two questions
that will be answered through a
Huron County faker[ health sur-
vey lake Heart Huron, in co-
operation --with - t he Huron
County Health Unit and Health
and Wellare Canada, intend to
identify the specific health con-
cerns of farmers, their employ-
ees and their families. Physical
exposure to farm machinery and
pesticides. plus the stress
brought on by economic pres-
sures caused unique hazards for
those who are involved in agri-
culture
Approxunately 20() farming
households will be surveyed
during the month of November.
Health Unit staff will contact par-
ticipants and arrange to have
questionnaires mailed to their
farm. All information collected
will be confident Farm lam_
heswho particip. 1 be aske
to mail their co mpteted question-
naires in a pre -addressed,
stamped envelope directly to an
independent research company in
Ottawa for analysis.
The survey will help the com-
mu�tUy; Take Heart Huron and
the. Health -Unit develop -pro-
grams to meet the health needs of
Huron County tarn families. A
Farm A Force, comprised of lo-
cal fanners and representatives
front farm agencies, will provide
direction in the program plan-
ning.
For more information about the
Fano Business Health Survey,
please contact the Huron County
Health Unit, (519) 482-3416 or
1-800-265-5184.
More Crediton car
cruises planned for '93
CKEUITON - The lust classic
ear Cruise Club event held in Cie:
chum on the Labour Day weekend
was rated as a success by its orga-
n�ers
Sponsored by RJ's Mobile Ser-
vice and Larry's Town and Country
Inn, the event drew about 40 lov-
ingly buffed and polished examples
of automotive heritage and their
owners W the village. Participants
were treated to a smorgasbord and
il
live band music.
Prizes were awarded with the tro-
phy for the best Dodge going to
Wayne Brown of Stratford, Charley
Urbanek of Milton won the best
Ford category and Bev and Dods
Hamilton of Hensel) won the best
GM class.
Elaine Yearly said that the cruise
went so well that it is hoped two
can be held in Crediton DCA t year,
one each in the apringtand fall.
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ertibbOr it pr - mp ,
to Q ,x i,.,
fir- —
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Quality Mark Maker' Products are available at
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