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The Royal Canadian Legion
R.E. Pooley Br. #167
Exeter, Ont.
SERVER INTERVENTION 'PROGRAM
The Exeter Legion, in co-operation with the Seagram Museum,
will be holding.a S.I.P. course on Sunday, Feb. 21/93. The
course will start at 9:00 a.m. and run until 1:00 p.m.
The regular cost of this course is $30.00 + $2.10 GST
$32.10, however in interest of the community the Legion, this
course will be assitted by the Branch. The final cost will be
told to registered participants, before the start date.
Please call 235-2962 (afternoons) to register
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Saturday, February 13, 1993
amity Entertainment - Inside Community Centre
from 12:00 noon - 4:00 pm
Mixed Sno - Pitch Tournament
Gross Country Ski Races
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Saturday, February 13
Crowning of Snow Queen - 8:15 pm
Sunday February 14
Combined Church Service - 9:30 am
Anglican and United Churches
Everyone welcome
11:00 am - 2:30 pm
Car - Poker Rally
Snowmobile - Poker Rally
Cross Country Skiing - Poker Rally
(Track Mechanically Groomed)
Horse Drawn Sleigh Rides
• Refreshments on Grounds •
11:00 am -2:00 pm
Pancake and sausage Dinner
$3:00 small $4:00 large
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Dance: $10.00 per Couple
PROCEEDS FORIVOUTH BETTERMENT
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Kirkton
Woodham Pool
Sat.. Feb. 27
K.W. Community Centre
Entertainment
"Terry Sumsion"
Tickets: $10.00
Kirkton Market 229-8923
Rick DeBrabandere 2296736
Melanie Miller 235-1282
Exeter Minor Hockey
Assoc. presents
"Eddie and the Edsels'
50's and 60's Band
Sat., March 6
9 p.m. -1 a.m.
South Huron Rec Centre
Prizes for best 50s and 60s
costumes Lunch provided
$10.00/person
Tickets 229-6264
„fC,e DANCE
HALL
9 p.m. - 1 a.m.
349-2678 Dress Code
Fri., Feb. 12
Singles Dance
Carl Keyes & The Golden
Fiddle Music Company
Sat., Feb. 13
Sunrise
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No one under 16 eligible to play
A number of area organizations got a helping hand from the Exeter Legion last Friday as
they were presented with cheques to assist in their activities. Back !eft: Judy Simmons,
South Huron High School Challenging Learning Needs Students (CLNS); Bart DeVries, Le-
gion service officer; Dave Cox, Safe Homes for Youths; Jim Merrylees, Legion president;
Jim Jarrett, extrication instructor, Exeter Fire Department; Dave Frayne, Legion public re-
lations officer. Front left: Alan Hyde, CLNS; Jeanne Gladding and Mary Weber, Town and
Country Homemakers; Lois Fitzgerald, Huron Adult Day Centre; and John Gunnes, Legion
service officer.
St. Patrick's
c ' urch news
SA SBURY - St. Patrick's cel-
ebrated the service of Morning
Prayer at House Church Sunday,
February 7 at 8:30 a.m. Rev. Ste-
phen Emery spoke to the children
about "Salt". The quality of salti-
ness gives salt its identity and pur-
pose, just as the quality of follow-
ing and obeying Jesus gives us as
disciples identity and purpose.
On Sunday, February 14, St. Pat-
rick's wilt .celebrate the service of
Holy Communion at 11:00 a.m.
Scripture readings will be Deute-
mnomy 30:15-20, 1 Corinthians
3:1-9, Responsive reading Psalm
119:1-8 the Holy Gospel according
to Matthew 5:21-37.
Sunday School theme for the
sixth Sunday after Eiphany (Year
A) is "Making Choices". .
Donna McFalls of Guelph and
Walter Brasca of Toronto visited
with the Davis's this week.
Public
Speaking
wed. �.
Feb, 24
Crediton Hall
8:00 p.m.
Lucan
Community
Bingo
Wed., Feb. 10
Bingo starts 7:30 p.m.
Regular Games
1000
Jackpot Game
59 calls or less $1000 bonus
Total prizes
$2800,
Due to the licence regulations,
no one under 16 allowed to play
Licence 1f537495
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ZURICH
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1.00th birthday party planned
ZURICH - Tuesday morning the St. Boniface School Buddies visited
Blue Water Rest Home with their craft supplies in hand, and with the
help of their resident buddy, created a heart shaped valentine. Each stu-
dent did their own personal selective art work, some including their pic-
ture as a centre for the frill edging, then off to the Resident's room to
place it on display.
Tuesday evening members of the Auxiliary visited the Home for their
monthly meeting. Helen Otterbein was chairperson while the guitar, vi-
olin and piano entertainment was provided by Art and Eleanor Horst,
and Lloyd Otterbein. Laurene Corriveau provided a reading and helped
Marie Denomme serve refreshments to the Residents.
A speedy recovery is wished for Elizabeth Gingerich who is visiting
St. Joseph's Hospital, London and Edwin Martene who is visiting South
Huron Hospital, Exeter.
Smillie came to the rescue! The past few months and more, the resi-
dents have been subjected to a worn out stereo system that consisted of
lavatory groans or sounds of the chipmunks with its setting speed never
quite sure of, the revolutions per minute. Clarence Smillie, a resident of
B.W.R.H. Apartments kindly donated his personal set to the Home. He
felt if he wanted to hear it, he'd come and visit. For those who enjoy
music, it was a very welcome gift and it helps to lift spirits during the
winter months.
Everett Haist is telling everyone he has to live until the 10th of Febru-
ary because that day he will celebrate his 100th birthday. Haist like to
joke, as he checks the obituaries each day, "1 haven't found my name
yet!" And Bye George he better say until the 13th (Valentine's Day) as
well, for his daughter Eunice is coming all the way from Dinsmore,
Saskatchewan for an Open House in B.W.R.H. auditorium to celebrate
the happy occasion. For many, this is the first time they have met ar-
son lucky enough to reach a full century and Evereu is just one of those
"guys" one can't and won't forget.
Exeter seniors meet
EXETER - The February meet-
ing of the Exeter Seniors was held
at :the Legion with a pot luck sup-
per.
Bob "Heywood entertained with
several musical numbers. Birthdays
were recognized, a draw as held on
a box of chocolates donated by Ted
and Shirley Wright and was won
by Dorothy Bullock.
The seniors are invited to the Hu-
ronview Birthday party on
Wednesday, February 17. A bus
will be leaving Legion panting lot
at 1 p.m. Eldon and Alva Hey-
wood, Humphrey and Ruth Arthur
are to help at Villa bingo this
month.
March is Friendship Month and
seniors are asked to bring a friend
to the meeting March 2 at 7 p.m. at
the Legion hall.
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