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Granton 4l nttsii Church
Beef Supper
Wednesday, Nov. 8, 1995
4:30 - 7:30 p.m.
• Adults $9.00 •
• Youths 12 & under $3.00
• Preschoolers Free
For tickets Call:
284-3166 or 284-2290
Times -Advocate, November 1, 1995
Precious Blood christ„)d,
Mission C.W.LGins
is holding their
Annual Christmas
F1sn
Penny Sale pond
at the Exeter Legion Hall
on Wed., Nov. 1, 7 p.m.
Bring your family and
friends and have tun
Baked C(atts
beds
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SafeI
Fri. Nov. 3
12to9p.m.
Sat., Nov. 4
10 - 5 p.m.
Folk art creations,
distinctive glass gifts,
quilts, sweaters and lots
more.
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V J. Dougall V B. Passmore
at Barb Passmore's
4 Hwy. - 1/2 km south
of Exeter
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Lucan
Community Centre
Bingo
Wed. Nov. 1
Bingo starts 7:30 p.m.
Regular Games
$1000
Jackpot Game
56 calls or less $2100 bonus
Total prizes $3000
Due to the licence regulations,
no one under 18 allowed to play
Licence #537495
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lk Christmas Open House
0 featuring handmade childrens wear, crafted gift
items, ceramics
'lik- Nov. 8 to Nov. 12, 9 a. nt to 10 p.m.
at the home of Lionel & Rebecca Wilder
2 1/2 mile north of Hwy. 84 on Cty. Rd. 31 _At -
Everyone welcome
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Coming events
WEEKLY MEAT DRAWS at the Royal Canadian Legion. Exeter Branch. on Satur-
day aflernrxms between 1-6 p.m. All proceeds to support the Huron -Middlesex Army
Cadet Corps. Everyone welcome to attend. 431fnc
GRIEF' WORKSHOP "Coping with Loss in our Lives", November I, 1995, Clinton
Town Hall. 7 p m , Rev. Dr. Ted Crccn. Ted is a Presbyterian Minister and has given
workshops across Canada on Palliative Care. Presented by Huron Hospice . VON Valli -
anise Care Volunteer Program. Wingham & Arca Palliative Care Service. •)2-44c
SPINNING AND WEAVING 17th Sale and Exhibition, Huron Tract Spinners and
Weavers Guild. Governor's House. Huron Historic Goal. Goderich. Saturday- Novem-
ber 4. 10 a in nr 5 p n1 : Sunday, November 5. 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Free admission.
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CRAFT SHOW AND BAKE: SALE (Doll Display and Sale). Saturday, November 4.
11) 00a n1 to -1 p m at the Hensall Community Centre. Hosted by: Hensall Minor Hock-
ey
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SI'. PAUL'S Annual 'Treats & Treasures' Baraar, Saturday, November 4. 11 a.m. to 2
pin Admission S1,(X), Kirkton-Woodham Community Centre. Baking, knitting. crafts.
mmcemcat jams and jellies. Lunch available. Everyone welcome. 42.43.44'
SINGLES DANCE, Sunday. November 5 al the Wingham Legion Hall Dancing from
7 pm to I I p in Music by Black Magic. No blue jeans please. 44'
HURON COUNTY Long Term Care Committee plans for long tern care seivic-
rs for 1Iunm ('umnty residents. Next meeting: November 8. 1995 at 9:31) a in at the
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MA FRA orrice. Clinton. Everyone welcome. 4-k
EXETER ODIW LLOW-C.P.T. EUCHRES, second and fourth Wednesdays, 8 p.111
bcgoming November 8 at l O 0 F Hall Admission SI 50 Ladies please bring lunch
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SEW SPECIAL Christmas Open House featuring handmade children's clothing. craft-
ed items and ceramics, November 8 to 12. 9 a.m to 10 p.m.. Lionel and Rebecca Wilder
!ionic. 2 1/2 miles north of Hwy. 84 on Cty. Rd 111 Everyone welcome 42 45
110110 I.{'NCIIEON, C'aven Presbyterian Church. November 10, 11'3010 1'10, SS (11)
-` 15 I I I8 43.45'
ANNUAL CHRISTMAS CRAFT SHOW and Sale, Lucan Community Centre. Main
titrcct. Lucan, Friday, November 10. 1995. 4:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., Saturday. Novemhci
11. 11115. 11) (x) a in. 10 5.00 p.m., Sunday. November 12, 1995. 11:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m
Adnussaon Adults $1.5(1, children 50e. For more information, ask for Jenny. 227
4112 4.k
('OENTR1' uIRIsrb1AS BAZAAR, November 11. 1995 at Exeter United Church
l[setci. 11 a in to 2 p rn Delicatessen with meat pies. cabbage rolls etc.. Farmer's Mat
4e1, lams relishes. chili sauce, baking. craps. luncheon. • 42,43.44c
EXETER ODDFE:LLOWS Installation of Officers will he held at the Lodge Hall on
t uesday, November 7, 1995 All members welcome. Lunch will be served. 43.4k
1:RANDMA'S GARDE:N.OPFN HOUSE, Wednesday. November 15; Saturday. No
s •aper IR. 1(100 a,m to 9 p rn , at the horse of Dave and Loralee Marshall, one mile
west of Killion. Huron County Road 6. Quality handcrafted floral accents, 229-6464
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111I111ERT IINITF:I) CHURCH Ilam and Egg Supper. Wednesday. November 15, 5
p 111 to 8 p m , Hibbert United Church, Stella. Adults 57.50, children under 12 53 00,
preschoolers free 43,44.45c
s TF:F:I, MAGNOLIAS, a mmanlic comedy by Robert Harling, presented by St. Marys
Community Players at the St. Marys Town Hall Theatre, November 16-19, 23-25. Tick-
ets at the Village (hoover, St. Marys; the Big V, Stratford; and the Grand Theatre. Lon-
don. Advance tickets SIO. Al the theatre $12. 41,44,(45)•
BAZAAR 10 he held in Triviti Memorial Parish Hall on Saturday, November 18 from
10 n tn. until 1 p.m. Hone baking, mincemeat. deli, crafts, tea room. 44.45.146)'
THF, CHRISTMAS TRADITION of Murray's Christmas House is open every day
until December 21, 10 a.m. to 4:10. You've seen us on T.V. and read about us. Please
don't miss all our fabulous exciting and unglue gins and decorating ideas. tour 10 excit-
ing rooms. Experience the ultimate Christmas. Treat yourself, your family, and all of
your friends. l)on't delay, come today! Ten per cent off every purchase, 50 per cent off
select merchandise. 7304 Richmond St, Arkoma, 519-824.1.398 or I -60O-373-1974.
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CRAFT SHOW
AND
BAKE SALE
(non Ili j'Iu y t1 Sale)
LSAT. NOV. 4!
1(I ,I m. to 4 p.m.
HENSALL COMMUNITY
CENTRE
Admi-.ion $1.00
Sponsored by
I IENSALL
MINOR HOCKEY
VVVWVVVW
Dance Hall
9 p m. I a.m.
349.2676
Une Dancers Welcome
Fri., Nov. 3
Country Justice
Sat., Nov. 4
Countdown
Sun., Nov. 5
OldTime Fiddlers Jambouree
(2 p.m. to ?)
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St. Andrews United Church
SMORGASBORD SUPPER
held at Brucefield United Church
Wednesday, November 8
5 pm - 7:30 pm
Adults '8' Children 12 & Under '4 -
Preschoolers Free
For tickets call
263-6502 or 263-5025
SUMUS ASMNIONSIla1ata11rf1aHl11frrsryR
South Huron Slo Pitch
League R
Sat., Nov. 4,
9 p.m. - 1 a.m.
Zurich Arena
$5./person. For more
information call Peter
Mathonia 236-4388
NEW
YEAR'S EVE
PARTY
Kirkion-Woodham
� Community Centre
'•-December 31, 1995
9 pm - 1 am
Music by: "COUNTDOWN"
(Country & Western)
Price - $20.00 per couple
"Please Bring Pot -Luck Lunch"
Tickets Call 229-6661 Fletcher's
229-6827 Ulch's
Proceeds to K -W Swimming Pool
AN EVENING WITH
JOHN MCDERMOTT
Friday, November 10, 1995 at 8pm
Knox Presbyterian Church, Stratford
TICKETS: 522 ADVANCE, S)5 AT THE DOOR
519-271-7500 (Visa/MasterCard)
ADVANCE TICKETS AVAILABLE AT:
Big V, Listowel
M & M Variety, St. Marys
ProRcsp, 58 Mary Street, Clinton
Srv'ns•rrd by THE tLUNG ASSOC U1ON and UM U40
FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS
Residents of Hay Townshig "Celebrate with Light" this
Christmas season. In honor of Hay's 150th Anniversary,
the Hay Days ' steering committee Is Inviting all
of Hay Township including Zurich, Dashwood
North and Hensall West to light up this
Christmas and to a lesser degree throughout
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1996.
Hopefully each residence, place of business and
institution will participate so that the whole area will be aglow to
begin the 1996 celebrations. those with outstanding displays will
be rewarded for their efforts with a commemorative plaque.
Bus trips through the township to view the lighting are being
planned for some time during the holiday season.
CONTACT FRED & AUDREY HABERER 236-4966
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Exeter
LIONS TV BINGO
oc ober 30, 1995 winners
Game #1: Janette Alblas, $50;
Game #2: Aljda Struyke, $50:
Game #3: Cheryl Coward,
$50; Game #4: Carol
Redmond, $25, Donna
Passingham, $25, Jo -Ann
Wallace, $25; Game #5:
Darryl Kingma, $100. Jackpot:
Frances Gibson, $650.
Additional
pumpkins
stolen
ZURICH - Last Wednesday 15
pumpkins were stolen from a road-
side table at R.R. 2 Zurich, along
Hwy. 21.
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CHRISTMAS BAZAAR
Saturday November 4
2 - 3:30 p.m.
Christmas cakes, puddings,
crafts and tea room.
All proceeds to resident
activity program
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CENTRALIA/HURON PARK LIONS
FUNDRAISING RAFFLE
111 I'IM(l I !) 1011\+11111 110.\ 114111111V;111\1)
1st Prize:
2nd Prize:
3rd Prize:
1995 Sonoma SLE
John Deere GT 275 Garden Tractor
Casual Industries Umbrella Set
1)1(\N 1(101 (11111()\ NOV. 4, 1995
TICKETS $40.00 EACH OR 3 for $100.00
VISA ORDERS ACCEPTED BY PHONE T1L NOV. 4/95• CHEQUE ORDERS BY NOV.116
FOR TICKET$ot LNEOIl_MAT1ON CONTACT
Any Arena Board Member or Stephen Twp. Arena 228-6425
• Frank Fun•ton 228-6866 • Ste • hien IMr • - Office 234-6331
RICK POWELL
Sate, Nov.
111'IRO\li1C'(1`1121 "1'n) tis 1.1 n)
11 PM. DRAW FOR FUNDRAISING RAFFLE PRIZES
• YOU COULD BE THE LUCKY WINNER •
Get Crackin, come in for the
biggest breakfast around
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Try our All You Can Eat Sunday Smorgasbord
4 ..m.- 7 •.m.
Yaur
111Christmasilliuefs
Winter Hours: Mon. 6 a.m. - 4 p.m. Tues. - Fri. 6
a.m. - 7 p.m. Sat. and Sun. 7 a.m. - 7 p.m.
"We're always fast and friendly at"
ALLEN'S COUNTRY CAFE
:. Dashwood
237-3553 .:
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IMERTRACK WAGERING
Sunday - Thursdays
NOW
Saturday & Sunday
Afternoons
UPCOMING ACTS
HELIX
SCARECROW
Saturday, November 4
Spy Recording Artists
RAY LYELL
& The Storm
on their "Working Man" Tour
With Special Guests
Culture Shock
Ta: '1000 Advance, s14!") Door
at
loxou Hwy 8 West, Clinton
482-1234
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iLambton
Heritage Museum presents
Tf e CO1111 t' 1-1/ Christmas
'Ic111c' (Tour
NOV. 18 & 19 • 1-4 p.m.
Tickets $10
The Country Christmas Home `lbw
allows visitors a peek inside several
private residences in the Grand Bend area.
All the homes are decked out in Christmas finery
FOR INFORMATION CALL 1-800-265-0316
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