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Easy does It!! Despite his concentration, Jeffrey
Johnson, a Grade One student at Stephen Central
School, found keeping his balance on the ice no
easy task. Jeffrey and his school -mates were
treated to an aftemoon of skating at the Stephen
Township Arena on Friday when their scheduled
winter carnival was cancelled due to lack of the
"white stuff"
Local CWL among 400 to
enjoy "Fun Night"
By Carmel Sweeney
ZURICH - A good time was had by the 23 women
who attended the CWL "Fun Night" on February 9 in
Stratford.
A delicious pot -luck dinner was enjoyed by approxi-
mately 400 CWL members from various parishes in
the Huron -Perth Deanery. Afterward, the fun began
with some councils entertaining with comical skits
and musical programs. Two lucky women from St.
Boniface won door -prizes.
Personals
Congratulations are extended to John and Bridget
Groot Sr. on the occasion of their 42nd wedding anni-
versary. A family dinner and celebration was held in
their honour on February 13 at the Dominion Tavern.
Lee and Rose Regier spent a few days in London
this past week at the home of their son and daughter-
in-law, Peter and Bonnie Regier and their grandsons..
They celebrated.their wedding anniversary on Febru-
ary 11.
Deep sympathy is extended to the family and rela-
tives of Audrey McIntosh who passed away on Febru-
ary 10. A private family funeral was held for Audrey
in Toronto. Sympathy also to the family of George
Grenier Sr. who died February 12 at the Blue Water
LHome. Hid funeral mass was said at St.' oniface
urch on Monday.
Birthday wishes are extended to Charlie Jeffrey,
February 20; Brian Depaepe, February 16; and Lee
Regier who turns 65 on February 18.
Wishes for a speedy recovery go out to Louis De-
nomme who is in St. Joseph Hospital.
Congratulations to newly-weds Donna Turkheim
and Bob Finch who were married February 13 at St.
Peter's Lutheran Church with several relatives and
friends in attendance.
Mother's Time
Good turn -outs are reported at the Mother's Time
support group which meets every other Wednesday
Zurich Senior
Diners
By Gertie Fleischauer
ZURICH - Seventy-three seniors
enjoyed a beef dinner on February
10 at the Community Centre, which
was decorated in a red and white
Valentine theme.
Tammy Antaya welcomed all
diners and visitors, especially sen-
iors from Dashwood. Kay Hay read
a poem My First Valentine. Jerry
Kane was the 50/50 winner.
Door prizes were won by Aldenc
Wolfe, Berdie Finkbciner, and Frie-
-da Moore. Phyllis Deichert was in
charge of the programme. Contests
and singing were enjoyed.
Exeter's
Dining for
Seniors
EXETER - Hostess Tammy An-
taya welcomed all to Dining for
Seniors on January 5 after the heli-
, k ys. Jean Hodgen played the key -
bard for the opening and the fol- 1
lowing sing song, led by Pat
Skinner and Grant Mills.
Josie Ryckman presided at key-
board on January 12. Draw prizes
were won by Beuy Humphreys
said Mary Meikle. Antaya read a
,pen, "Share a thought and resolu-
tions."
Birthday celebrations were sung
on January 26 to Ruth Aurther,
Erma Scofficld, Muriel Miller and
Don Jolly. Beuy Humphreys was
Our lucky draw winner. Poems
rope read by Ruth Arthur and An -
Children from Toddler's Inn
Nursery School visited on Febru-
ary 9 and Jack and Marjorie Johns
will visit on February 23.
morning at St. Peter's Lutheran Church fellowship hall.
These sessions are for mothers with infants, toddlers
and school-age children—babysitting is provided. The
next meeting will be February 24 at 9:15 to 11:15 a.m.
with the topic being, "Tips on Home Decorating." A
suggested fee of $3 per session will help to cover the
cost the speaker, "A Time of Fellowship, Learning and
Fun."
4-H
4-H leaders Sylvia Neeb and Margaret Deichert will
be attending a workshop at Clinton Town Hall on
March 2 to prepare for the next 4-H program that will
begin March 8 at Sylvia's home at 7 p.m.
The topic of the program will be, "Animal Friends.".
Anyone between the ages of 10 to 21 (boys or girls) in-
terested in participating in this six-week course are
asked to phone either leader at 236-4042 before the end
of February to ensure enough books are ordered.
Bowling
The annual Big Brothers and Big Sisters Bowl-a-thon
to raise money for the association will take place a the
Town and Country Lanes in Zurich February 14-21.
Various leagues will be participating.
Staff from the Tender Spot and Seyler's will be partic-
ipating in this year's Celebrity Bowl on February 21. It
i Ja Outpaising tvent slta.be..sure tospou ora bowler
"andjoin int the fun.
Voice of Leo
The Lion's Club held their last two meetings at the
Dominion Tavern on February 8 and 15 with a good at-
tendance reported.
The club will donate $100 to the Big Brothers/Sisters
Bowl of Millions.
Three Lions recently attended a zone meeting in
Stratford. Louis Willert was the winner of the 50/50
draw.
The district A-15 convention will be held in Wood-
stock April 2 to 4, and in Kitchener May 13 to 16.
The next meeting will be held March 1.
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