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Legion puts fun in fundraiser with hypnotist

LITTLE CURRENT—The Little Current Branch 177 of the Royal Canadian Legion is heating up the dog days of summer with a hilarious afternoon of fun and mayhem, as renown hypnotist JimmyG will be performing at a 2 pm matinee on Sunday, August 30.

The performance will follow the Legion’s Sunday brunch (from 10 am to 1 pm), which is in itself a great deal at only $8, notes Pat Norton, but admission to the show will cost you an additional $20 in advance or $25 at the door.

Comedy stage hypnotist JimmyG is a professional touring corporate entertainer who has entertained corporate, fundraiser and school audiences throughout North America for over 30 years.

Hypnotist JimmyG was personally trained and certified in hypnosis by Master Hypnotist Attila J. Khun and he is also certified by the Stage Hypnosis Center in Las Vegas), the Alberta Hypnosis Institute and The Hypnosis Motivation Institute, as well as being a member of the National Guild of Hypnotists.

The author of ‘How Hypnosis Can Help You’ as well as helpful hypnosis programs such as ‘Stop Smoking Now,’ ‘Thin in 30 Days,’ ‘Improve Your Golf Game,’ ‘Increase Your Income,’ along with scores of audio programs and articles, he is also the creator of ‘The 10 Minute Miracle Program’ self-help system.

If that sounds awfully dry and technical, fear not, for JimmyG’s testimonials make it clear that the audience will be kept in stitches throughout the performance.

Doors to the JimmyG Show, billed as North America’s most hilarious hypnotist show, open at 1 pm and the show starts at 2 pm. Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 at the door. Tickets can be purchased online at www.hypnotistjimmg.com/buy-tickets/.

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Michael Erskine
Michael Erskine
Michael Erskine BA (Hons) is a staff writer at The Manitoulin Expositor. He received his honours BA from Laurentian University in 1987. His former lives include underground miner, oil rig roughneck, early childhood educator, elementary school teacher, college professor and community legal worker. Michael has written several college course manuals and has won numerous Ontario Community Newspaper Awards in the rural, business and finance and editorial categories.