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21st
Birthday
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International
PSYCHIC
FAIR
READERS• BOOKS
• CRYSTALS
FREE LECTUR$S & DEMOS
Fri. 12 -10 p.m`t.11-10 p.tn
Sun: 11-7:pm bn: 11.5 p.m
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July 3, 4,5,6
Royal Canadian Legion
8 Municipal Drive
Grand Bend
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,Don't forget
'. ,t Stephen
Township
Sesquicentennial
HOMECOMING
WEEKEND
IN CREDiTDN
June 26, 27, 28
Ball Tourney starts
Friday night
Breakfast 7.:10
Car Show 10-5
Parade 11 a.m.
Official Opening 1 p.m.
Sports all afternoon
Fish Fry 4-7 p.m.
Dance 9 p.m.
SUNDAY
Church Service
10:30 a.m.
Ross Daily speaking
Brunch 12 to 2
More sports all afternoon
4 p.m. Team Ten
vs Stephen Cuties
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To the students of
Toddler's inn
Thank you for making our
year a good one. We ap-
preciate your thoughtful
gifts. Have a happy and
safe summer
Mrs. Wagner, Julia,
Tammy(Mrs. Skinner
UNDERSTANDING/
OVERCOMING
LOW SELF ESTEEM
SEMINAR
Wed. July 8
7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Wham.
Exeter United Church
42 James St. Exeter
Zambia/ism
$40/person
* this seminar is
limited to 50 people.
For registration and
reservations
call 482-9279
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CIJNTON RACEWAY
OPENS
SUNDAY JUNE 28
• RACING EVERY SUNDAY. JUNE 28 -SEPT 3
• PARI Minn WAGERING DAILY DOUBLE
_ / EXACTOR, TRIACTOR
rA77it(ii 'Track • 'UNDER -THE AUTHORITY OF A SPEUA:
.1 OCCASION 'ERMiT•
POST TIME: 1:30 P.M. . P,AYGROUP D POCK AND PICNIC AREA
immediately ofter the races enjoy our special
CHICKEN BARBECUE
SUNDAY JUNE 28
Tickets S7 00 Proceeds to Clinton Fowl Ups Hockey Team
R.E. Pooley Branch 167
Royal Canadian Legion
Exeter Ontario
Heartsaver CPR - July 16th
The Exeter Legion is offering a 4 hour Heartsaver
CPR'course to the citizens of Exeter and Area on
Thursday July 16
- 6:30 p.m. - 10:30 p.m.
in the upstairs hall
The cost of this course will be $10.00 to partici-
pants with the Legion's Nevada Fund paying the
remainder
Course is limited to 20 persons
Contact Dave Frayne at 235-0410 days
Gre : Pfaff at 235-2074 evenin : s
n
HURON COUNTRY
PLAYHOUSE
TIIIIATRL•IN,'riii•COUNTl
Beoornd Wig Wesir
Rodgers & Hammerstein's
NJune 16 -
July 4
: ,
Sponsored byi
Big Band Jazz with
Johnny Bond a the
Festival By
The Bay Orchestra
Featuring Vocalist Denise Palley
June 28 - Mainstage 3 p.m.
Sponsored by wPun.rn•,,Syy
Box Office Open Mon. - Sat.
Fours: 9 a.m. - 9 p.m.
(519) 238.5000
R.R.1
Grand Bend
NOM 1TO
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- Correction
Blue Jays - July 3rd - de-
pltrting from Exeter -
limited number of seats
- $53.00 p.p.
1-800-265-1730
Robert Q's Travel Mart
Exeter Legion
Ladies Auxiliary
BINGO
Thurs.,-June 25
7:30 p.m.
10 Regular Games
5 Specials
1 Share the Wealth
Jackpot $650
Lic. *681098
Lucan
Community
Ringo
Wed., June 24
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
The Grand Bend and Area
Chamber of Commerce
Presents
CANADA DAY
CELEBRATIONS
Wednesday July 1st
Main Beach in Grand Bend
Cone Join the Fun!
* Sky diving demonstration
* Juggling entertainment by "Indiana Bob"
* Musical Sounds of "Just Us"
* Souvenir T -Shirts
10 p.m.
A Special Giant Display Celebrating
maPlaw
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All donations gratefully accepted
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ssenlaata
ww
Country Inn
Open Daily
Sunday Brunch
11 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Lunch and Dinner
Specials
June 27
SOUND OF NIUSIK
1 Weekend
Special
All you
can
eat chicken
236-7707
Reservations appreciated
Hwy. #21, just north of
St. Joseph
Pioneer 1)(11'N 11i 1!e('illi►'ra1+
Plower Days at MoofNrray Mistral School last week includ-
ed this display of early forms of home entertainment. Donald
Scafe and his wife Mary of Ailsa Craig brought a collection •of
old hand -cranked organettes, gramophones and old- radios
to show the school's students.
Joan Karr of Forest shows McGillivray Central students how
to spin wool With a spinning wheel. Kan- demonstrated all as-
pects of turning raw wool into sweaters, just as she does on
her own farm.
Precious Blood Mission
Cash Calendar Winners
Week of June 14/92
14 -10951 Glen Lamport, Hansall
S50. 15 10980 Ed Groenewegen, Lu -
can S50. 16 11616 Wayne Conin,
Egmondville S50. 1711463 Kim
McLean, Exeter $50. 1811101 Ger-
ry Willem, Hensall S50. 1912147
Blase Ducharme, Zurich S50. 20
10285 Mary Agnes Hall, Ailsa Craig
$100.
Come and help us celebrate our Heritage
Exeter and District
Heritage Foundation
presents the Historical Drama
"Tiger Dunlop, the Canada
Company and the Huron Tract"
Fri. Evening June 26
at 7:30 p.m.
on the square by the Old Town Hall
(To be held in the auditorium in case of bad weather)
This is a fun filled play depicting local historical characters and
events. Free admission.
For information phone 235-0874 235-1020
NOTICE TO PATRONS
OF THE
EXETER PUBLIC CEMETERY
By July 1, 1992, the Exeter Cemetery Board must oomply with
the new provincial Cemeteries Act. After that date, It will cost
you - the customer - more for:
1. An Interment Rights Contract (previously called purchase of
Lot by way of Deed), because the new act requires 40% or
$150. f each grave (whichever is greater) of the total price to
be set In a Care and Maintenanoe nd (previously called
pe I care fund). Consumer$ will,.,,Mioe a Substantial in-
crease` when lot ,pdoes change July 1.
2. Care and maintenanoe must be paid when purchasing Mark-
ers or Monuments at a Memorial Dasher. These monies must
be turned over to the Cemetery Ooard's Care and Maintenance
Fund. In turn, the Cemetery Scald Other than the 'army) will
be responsible for keeping all monuments in nos ownetery in a
safe condition.
3. The by-laws (rules and regulations) of ''a Exeter Public Ceme-
tery are being rewritten to Moorporatt the naw terminology of
the Act,.to adJust the rotes, and to deposit oontract forms with
. the .Ministry 'o► -approval.
Ole Exeter Cemetery Board wanted you to know about these
chunger that are to take place shortly so that services or sup.
plies can be purchased before the change. Inquiries about prioe
changes may be made at either the Cemetery Office or the Mu-
nicipal Offioe. ,
Exeter Cemetery Board.
Papier Tole
Classes
(Beginners to advanced)
Fall sessions starts Sept. 8
and Nov. 2
(7 weeks $40.00 + G.S.T.)
Tuesday Grand Bend
Register before July 15 and
Save 510.
(Enrolment limited)
Large Selection of
prints availble
For registration contact:
Dee Overduin
MANDAUNK CUSTOM
FRAMING
R.R. 2 Grand Bend 243-3800
arm
DANCE
HALL
9 p.m. to 1 a.m
Dress Code
Fri. June 26
Singles dance
Country Versatiles
Sat.. June 27
Lee Davidson &
Sagebrush
349-2678
O•Shea•s
Farm Fresh
it lm
Strawberries
Pick you own
or
ready_picked
while
supplies last
rash ' eas soon
available
Michael and Diene
O'6hee
A.A. 3 Granton
225-2600
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