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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1992-02-19, Page 10,1Y Tunes-Addenatt.; February 19 1997 Bean feIvaifletInqnned By Careteltlweeney ZURICH - The fust Bean Fest' val meeting of 1992 will be held of Monday, February 24 at 7 p.rn. in the teachers' morn of the Zurich Public School. Everyone is wel- come to help plan another success- ful event. The meetings are shon are it's a tun way to be involved m the community. World Dayof Prayer The World Day of Prayer willbe held on March 6 at the Zurich Mennonite Church beginning at 2 p.m. It is a non-denornlnal service and members from all churches are invited to attend. CW L Maeliog St. Boniface CWL held their monthly meeting last Tuesday in the school gym. - A -video--was shown about the closing of the old church. Marriage t(tutcowiter The next marriage encounter weekend will be held at the Mi- ctuaelite -House.--near London -from Jtdarch __13 -15 . - -An y--Catholic-c ou- ples interested are asked to contact Ray and Janice Hartman at 237- 3483. Valentine Fun Night Thine members from St. Boni- face and St. Peter's parishes trav- elled by bus to the Sattford Valley Hall in Goderich last Wednesday tor the CWL Valentine Fun Night. Over 350 ladies took part in the event which saw singing and hu- morous skits. • ilrow tiles The Zurich Brownies held their February meeting at the Rest Home on Tuesday night in the fonn of a Vakntine pane shared with res' dents. Guide and Scout week is being celebrated from February 16-23 and the vanioEts groups of kids•will be attending mass on Sunday at dif- ferent churches. The Scouts . ,held . last y's meeting' in an ice thiel they manufac- tured. Burble 441 It's 4-H ttme again and the pro- ject offered is called "Safety First, In and Around the Home." `l'hc first meeting will be held Monday, March 2 at 7 p.m. forages 10-21. #Atone -S 4via leets -at 136.4842 or Margaret Reichert at 236-4130 for registration before February 24. Bowling Seniors are reminded of bowling every Tluirsday afternoon begin- ning -at at 2 p.m. - at -the Tbwn and Personals Phil and Vonore Overholt were blessed with • the arrival of a grand - /KM, Scott Louis Overholt, son to Barry and Karen of Exeter. Congratulations to Jody and Che-' ryl Durand on the birth of their son Andre Joseph. Kirsty Marie Brand, daughter of Peter and Mary was baptized Sun- day by Father Peter Hayes as was Thames Road by Rhoda Rohde THAMES ROAU - Rev. Sheila Macgregor was in charge of the regular church service on Sunday morning The congregation sang the children's hymn "All Thing Bright and Beautiful". Rev. Mac- gregor gave the children's message "A Tree Planted by Water". The choir sang "Joy Bells" ac- companied by the organist Agnes Bray. Margaret Stewart read the Scripture Lesson: Jeremiah 17: 5- 10. Rev. Macgregor gave the sermon "What's the Point'?'. The flowers in the church on Sunday were placed there in memo- ry of the late Myrland Duffield of St. Marys . Coming events On Wednesday, February 19 the Official Board meeung will be at Ehmville, beginning with a potluck supper at 6:30 p.n‘ meeting to fol- low. Thames Road is to bnng first course, Ehmville the dessen. Loouie Tunes E.T. Loonic Tunes are meeting Thursday, February 20 at Thames Road, parking at 5:15 p.m. to go bowhng at Zurich. The children will be returning to Thames Road for cake. Parents are to pick up their children at the church at 8:30 p.m. Each child is asked to bring $ Confirmation The Confirmation class is going on a field tnp to London to visit the Synagogue, the Roman Catholic Basilica and the Mosque and will leave the manse at 9 am. Saturday Feer nary 22: Any others interested are -wel- come and volunteer dnvers arc needed. TC he onfirmation service will be Thursday, February 27 at 7:30 p.m. at Eiimviile -United Church. -*11 urdrrmands, their parents, faith sponsors and elders are asked to at- tend. Refreshments to follow the service as well as a farewell to the Macgregor family. U.C.W. The March • meeting of lite CLEAN-UP WRA P•UP MONTH Clean up all those Christmas and winter bills with a convenient CONSOLIDATION U.C.W. will be held on Monday March 2 at 8 p.m. Roll call: What did you do with your extra day last month') Personals Congratulations to Larry ant . lyssa Dawson on the birth of their son Wednesday, Feb,uary 12. Madeline Sweitzer, Bill and Rho da Rohde were Friday evening sup- per guests with Lloyd and Dorothy Knight of Exeter. Ross and Kay Ho>dgert enter tamed family, relatives and friends in honour of Alice May's birthday. Guests were present from Landon, Poplar Hill, 'Toronto, St. • Catha-1 nnes, St. Marys, Dorchester, Cen- tralia. Exeter and Calgary. Alberta. Shipka by Annie Morenz Euchre SHIPKA - Seven tables were in acuon at the hi -weekly progressive euchre held last Wednesday night at Shipka Community Centre. At the close of play, Norman Breen held the high gentleman po- siuon, with tow gentleman position going to Emil Becker. ladies high for the evening was won by Jim Pickering, playing a lady's card. Low lady position was won by Rosie Rader. Most lone hands for men was won by Fred Gibson, and his wife Mary won most lone hands for ladies. There will be another euchre in two weeks. Personals Pat Schroeder, accompanied by her sister Phyllis Case, of Exeter, -=rent a lewdays-recently with -Pat's daughter, Sue Anne Schroeder, at Brantford. Sunday afternoon visitor` with Hugh and Anne Morenz were, Mel- vin and Gertic Slade, and cousins Bob and Jeanie Mairer, of Mio, Michigan. LOAN at the - Clinton Comm unit CREDIT UNTO 70 Ontafio street CUNTON482-�467 EXE: I ER 235-0640 1� r x424141lstla St. Exeter Stephanie Nicole VenRaay, daugl, ter of Martin and Theresa Birthday wishes are extended to Lee Regier, Herb Kopp, Jill (i;eigei and Damion:Wi ten. Rest wishes for a speedy recce dry to Marie 'Thiel, a patient at South Huron Hospital in l3xeler and to Rot' Schroeder who is 'nes, -home. Carrie Bybergen and two -gMs Rom Kitchener went the weekend_ visiting her parents Jerome and Cannel Sweeney as husband Dan was in Atlanta, Georgia where the family is planning to move. Joe and Marilyn Kenda along with Joe and Carolyn Rau returned home after a holiday in Florida. Gwen McKellar spent a few days thisilReek-n Watford. Marie Cyr spent a few days visit- ing daughter Cathy in Chatham. 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