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Centralia by Mary Kooy
CENTRALIA - If you haven't
purchased your ticket-, already,
time is running out tot "Spring
Fitng' presented by Stonetown
Singers this Plriday evening at ti
p.m. at the. United Church. Tickets
will be sold at the door while room
allows. Tickets can be purchased
by any U.C.W. member or call Pres
at 228-6702.
On Sunday, April 12 the incase!
gels will go bowling at Zurich
bowling lanes followed by pizza.
'they will leave the church at 11:2()
to 3 p.m. and the charge is $2 per
Pauline Tait of Leaden vYhed
with her mother Von Overlie*and
they both visited with Von's mer
Helen Aubin of Seaforth on Sun-
day.
At the euchre at Heywoods res
taunt last Monday prizes went to
(trace Wu nn, Edith Baton, Dorothy
Bullock, Murray Curter, Howard
Dolan and Alfred Mothers. The
next gathering is April 6 at 2:3()
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ZURICH - -The Optimist T.hub
will be holding a:dance a thon on
Stmttay, April 5 Tram 1-6 p.m. at
the. Zurich •Public School .gym to
raise fords for :Blessings Unlimit-
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at Wellington St., Exeter (beside Niurphv's Restauritnt
els for -the Barbershop Concert on
Saturday, April 4 at the Seaforth
Community Centre, featuring the
Seaforth Harmony Kings. Tickets
are available:at.236-4852 or 262-
2102 and there will be two shows
at 2 p.m. or 8 pan.
Agricultural Society
The Zurich Agricultural Society
fair board meeting will be held -this
Thursday at the Hay --Township hal,
beginning at 8 p.m.
Ladies Auxiliary
The next ladies auxiliary -meeting
of the Blue Water Rest Home will
be Tuesday, April 7 in the au-
ditorium at 7 p.m.
Day of Reflection
A Day of -Reflection was held .at
.St. Peter's Parish Hall given by Pas-
tor Father Morris last Tuesday,
:with CWL ladies attending from
'Abe parish along with some others
-from SL Boniface and Mt. Carmel.
£et sat:tlaty
A religion retreauday was held
dance-aiIwa
for high school students of2urich,
Blue Water and Mt. Cannel on Sat-
urday, for those .taking part in a
weekly religion course at St. Boni-
face school given by Rob Ford.
The theme for the day was -teen-
age responsibility given by Father
Rick Booeticamp from St. Joseph
Church in Stratford. Students
talked about peer pressure .among
other things,
Clocks
Just a reminder to turn your
clocks ahead one hour Saturday be -
foregoing to bed.
On -Friday the tyke and pre -tyke
hockey teams played .against their
moms. Guess who won? The kids.
Personals
A surprise birthday ley was
held for . Bonnie Schenk on Satur-
day given by sisters Linda Voogel
and Patti Webber.
A smpriseipartywasalso,holdfor
Marie Gelines Jr. _at the Dominion
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Tavern in celebration of her birth-
day.
Congratulations to Juliette De-
nontete on celebrating her 90th
birthday.Sttnday. Following a spe-
cial menet St. Boniface, a celebra-
tion was .held at St:dieter's Parish
-Hall with over 125 people in atten-
dance.
Birthday -wishes are extended to
Tony Denomme, Jeffe ' _Beau-
charnpand Chantel Geli{tas.
Best wishes for a speedy recov-
ery are extended to Mae Davidson,
a patient at South Huron Hospital.
Gerrie Fleischauer spent a few
days in London visiting Ruth -Ann
and Bill Mills and baby Katherine.
Several- from Zurich attended the
wedding in Sterling Heights, Mich-
igan of niece Cathy Jester, daughter
of Paul and Margrette Jester.
Kevin Dietrich, son of Harold
and Doreen, left for -England re-
centkyzto`begin a 1ee-meteth ,nnnr
of seven camtries.
Thames Road
by Rhoda Rohde
THAMES ROAD - Lay minister
Irene Richardson was in charge of
the regular church service on Sun-
day morning.
The choir sang "Yes Lord, Yes"
accompanied by the organist Agnes
Bray.
The congregation sang the chil-
dren's hymn "Freely, Freely" and
Richardson gave the children's
message "My Parents!" Richardson
read the Scripture Lesson Joshua
5:9-12 and Luke 15:1-3, 11-32, and
her sermon was entitled "The For-
giving Father".
Sunbeams
Grandparents Day is Thursday,.
April 2 at 9:30 a.m. at Thames
Road niturch: Volunteers for snacks
'are rteptled. Contact,Carolyn Johns.
Adult fellowship
Saturday, April 4 Adult Fellow-
ship -Party to meet for bowling at
Zurich Bowling Lanes at 7:30 p.m.
and then to Three AAA See Restau-
rant.
1Drgapittior.40 s
Sunday, April 5 following the
church service there will be a get
together to honeur Agnes Bray for
40 years of service as an organist of
Thames Road Church.
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,Monday, April 6 the Thames
Read U.C,W. are meeting at 8 p.m.
Bring your husband .or a friend.
Program: Marilyn Pym, Margaret
Stewart, Jean Duncan, Helen Hod-
' .gent. Guest apeak er Jack Hodgen
will show .slides,and ad give a talk on
his trip to China.
Personals
Jack Stewart and 1101 .Rohde at -
waded the 111ainesvtilcw
Men's Rally at FullarWn Unite('
Church on Wednesday evening.
Ferre Stewart returned home�on
Thursday after visiting with her
son-in-law an(1 daughter onnan
And Lori Lynn Lau10n c1 her
.0Mitidaughters Katrina t ar-
rtagton in Timmins.
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