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SKATEA-THON
EXETER ARENA
Saturday, Aiogust 23
Pledge Sheets Available at Arena
Starting Time 10 a.m. - 10 p,m.
Proceeds tQ Muscular Dystrophy Fund
Sponsored by the Exeter Firemen
Bike Rodeo.
Monday
Sept. 1
at 2:00 p.m.
EXETER
COMMUNITY
PARK
Several classes for
boys and girls.
Events will consist of
timed heats over an
established course
For more information contact
EXETER RECREATION DEPT.
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PLEASE RETURN TO
EXETER RECREATION DEPT.
BOX 1810, EXETER, ONT.
Name
Address
Phone
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Age
sight and sound unlimited . . .
Ontario
Drum & 13We
Corps
Championships
Aug. 23rd.
Labatt Memorial !Park
Dundas St. lirest, London, Ont.
begins:1:30pm
Admission:
Adults: $3.00 Children: FREE when accompanied by an adult
General Admission: $1.50
Sponsored by Optimist Club of Middlesex-London
Sanctioned by the Canadian Drum Corps Association
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IN ZURICH
Mt AUGUST 23
Pancake and Sausage Breakfast Commencing at 8 0.1111.
NOME COOKED BEANS _FAMOUS STREET MARKET
Bean Queen. Contest
Dance In The Arena Saturday Night
"THE MOLLY McGUIRES"
and "The Harbourlites"
Otaisausoas CoshAtaiameosi At qat kids
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By MRS, E. SUMMERS
Harold Talbot has recently
returned from a guided tour by
bus to Manitoulin Island and
other points of interest en route.
Pete McNaughton was the bus
driver and Ken Hogg Thorndale
was the host guide,
The first stop-over was at
Victoria Harbor, then on to Parry
Sound, and Sudbury, then onto
the Island at Little Current, from
there, across Manitoulin to South
Bay Mouth, and finally by the
new Ferry boat to Tobermory
and home by way of Port Elgin &
Kincardine etc.
Funeral of former resident
The funeral service for the late
Mrs. Frank Dale who passed
away at her home in London, was
held at the C. Haskett and Son
Funeral Home in Lucan Tuesday
August 12 at 2 p,m,
Rev. Mary McInally minister
of Granton United Church con-
ducted the service. Pallbearers
were Kenneth Hodgins, Keith
Brown, David Brown, George
Acre, Jack Brown, and Don
Cornell. Interment was in the
Granton Cemetery.
Decoration Day on Sunday
Sunday was Decoration Day at
$..iranton Cemetery. On this oc-
casion representatives of the
Cemetery Board received
relatives as they came to place
flowers on the graves.
Personals
Many local and out-of-town
guests attended the Marshall-
Wallis wedding Saturday, August
9. The ceremony took place in.
Granton United Church with Rev.
Mary McInally solemnizing the
marriage.
Mrs. C.B. Westman and her
daughter Mrs. Robt. Morrow
were guests at the Bailey-Hoyle
wedding in Tillsonburg on
Saturday, August 16. Mr. & Mrs.
Harold Wallis also attended.
Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs.
Paul Wallis and Carie Lyn, on the
arrival of a baby daughter and
sister, Angeleen Marie "Angee"
at St. Joseph's Hospital, London
Sailing takes special know-how.
Learn from an expert. Always
wear a PFD (Personal Flotation
Device).
Newcomers to King Street
Granton man. enjoys. Manitoulin bus trip
on Monday, August 11, August 16, Mr, Baker was .a
Mrs. Harry Nixon and Mrs. fOrmer resident of Granton
Clifford Mellebert are holidaying
for ten days at Huntsville.
Mrs. George Squire is on a few
days visit to Mrs. George Mardlin
in London,
Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Summers
are spending a few days in
Hamilton visiting Mrs. Summers
sisters Mrs. Murray Gowland,
Mrs. Forbes Powell and Mrs.
John Babbidge and their
families,
Rev. Mary McInally and her
guests from Trinidad, yr. &
Mrs. Keith Atwell, are
vacationing in the ^ Kawartha
Lake district.
Mrs, Gordon Dann spent a few
days with her sister and her
husband Mr. & Mrs. Wm.
McComb of Ipperwash.
Mrs. Frank Beaucage has been
tranferred to St. Joseph's
Hospital from St. Mary's
Memorial, for further treatment,
we wish her well.
We welcome Mr. & Mrs. Jack
Hamilton to Granton who have
come to live on King St. from
London.
Sympathy is extended also to
the family of the late Mervin
Baker who passed away at St.
Joseph's Hospital, London on
before moving to St. Mary's.
Many people from Granton
enjoyed the entertainment at
Lucan Lion's Club three day
Fair, which was a great success,
as last year.
Shop At
Wilson's Jewellery
413 Main St. - Exeter
PLEASING YOU-- PLEASES US
Steak Barbecue
and Corn Roast
FRI., AUG. 29
ILDERTON CURLING CLUB
Dinner 5-8 p.m.
Dancing 8:30-1 a.m.
Adults: $5.00
Children under 12 $2.00
Preschoolers - Free
Purchase Tickets by Calling
Mrs, Betty Coneybeare - 438-6270
You Are
Invited to
Bob
Eaton's
MEET
PREMIER
BILL DAVIS
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BOTTOMS UP Soccer players Joey Biommart
and John Osgood of Exeter enjoy a lunch break
at Grand Bend during Friday's bikeathon.
T-A photo