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Lucan craft show
The Lucan craft show was the place to be on Sunday for those in the mood to buy. Leigh -
Anne Ryan and Rosanne Ryan, both of Lucan show a sample of some of the goods that
were available.
Thames Road
Lightning causes barn fire
By Rhoda Rohde
THAMES ROAD - Lightning
caused a disastrous fire early Tues-
day morning that burned the barn
of Steve and Linda Johns and many
pigs owned by the Miller family
were destroyed.
Lorne and Pat Ballantyne visited
on Sunday with their daughter and
son-in-law Dave and Brenda Moran
and family of Toronto.
Church service
Rev. Jim Allsop was in charge of
the regular church service Sunday
morning.
The Responsive Reading was tak-
en from the Green Service Book
"Plea for Deliverance" Psalm 22.
The choir sang "Reach Out" ac-
companied by the organist Erin
Kraftcheck. The children's hymn
"Happiness is the Lord" was sung.
Rev. Allsop told the children's sto-
ry about "Growing a Flower".
The Scripture reading Acts 8:26-
40 and I John 4:7-21 was read by
Marilyn Pym. Rev. Allsop read
from the Gospel of John 15:1-8 and
the title of his sermon was "The
Source of Our Life."
The closing hymn was "Jesus is
Zurich Scouts in weekend bike-a-thon
By Carmel Sweeney
ZURICH - A spring concert was
put on by the students of the music
department of South Huron District
High School on Sunday afternoon.
The singing and hand pieces were
terrific, under the direction of Mr.
Rohilliard and Mrs. Claessens.
The music students are now pre-
paring to take part in the National
Competition to he held in Toronto
from May I I to 15. They will per-
form at various schools, attend
workshops and clinics and compete
against other high schools. They
will also he going to see Show
Boat.
Spring concerts
A spring concert is being esent-
ed by the Kindergarten class at St.
Boniface School this May 4 at 7:30
p.m..
May 5 the school concert at the
public school begins at 7:30 p.m. as
part of Education Week.
Singles Only
The next meeting for 'Singles
Only' will be held May 12 at the
Sot th Huron Diclrici High sch�1
library, beginning at 7:30 p.m.
There will be a guest speaker. Eve-
ryone welcome.
CWL
The St. Boniface C.W.L. meeting
was held April 19 with Mass at 6
p.m. Fr. Matthias installed a new
executive: Past president Audrey
Smith, president Mary Regier, pres-
ident elect Joan Regier, first vice
Colby VandenBoomen, recording
secretary Cecilia Smith, correspon-
dence secretary Carmel Sweeney
treasurer Denise Meidinger, con-
veners Mary Fae Regier, Marie
Cyr, Henrica Masse, and Sylvia
Mittelholtz.
Dinner was catered by Richard
and Mary Erb.
Past president Audrey Smith
thanked everyone for all the help in
the past two years. Mary Regier,
new president, introduced new
business. The door prize was won
by Angela Watson.
President of St. Boniface C.W.L.,
Maty Regier, along with first vice
Joan Regier and St. Peter's C.W.L.
president Harriette Vanderburgt
and Debbie Denomme, attended the
C.W.L. convention held in London
last Tuesday and Wednesday at the
new conference centre.
Also going for the day on Tues-
day were members Denise Mei-
dinger, Audrey Smith, Marie Geli-
nas Sr., Brenda Koehler, Rose -
Marie Regier, Therese Stark and
Mary Ducharme.
Bowling banquet
A great time was had at the bowl-
ing banquet last Saturday night
held at the Hensall Community
Centre, with the Ladies league,and
Thursday night mixed leagues at-
tending.
They enjoyed a dinner prepared
by Iva Reid and her staff and then
had fun dancing to the hand Night
Wind.
Next year's executive team for
the Ladies bowling will be the
"Frisky Five" from Dashwood.
Congratulations to those making
their first communion on May 1 at
St. Boniface Church by Fr. Wron-
ski: Michelle Denomme, David
Gingerich, Thomas Groot, Pamela
Meidinger, Jason Regier, Kristine
Miller, Ashley Overholt, Courtney
Overholt, and Nathan Regier.
Zurich Scouts
The Zurich Scouts went on a
hike-a-thon Saturday and Sunday
with Bill and son Joseph Stanttener
who biked from Bayfield to join the
Zurich Scouts. They then travelled
on to the Pinery Park at Grand
Bend, arriving ahead of the rain.
On Sunday they took part in the
Great Ride for Cancer held at the
Provincial Park.
Taking part were leaders Jim
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NEW Chunky 'Waters,
Large Gravy, CoIesIaw, Macaw fll alad
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Zimmerman, Hub Thiel, Bill Staut-
tener and helper Heather Forest,
along with several boys.
Personals
Congratulations to Debbie and
Gerry Pennings, RR 1, Zurich, on
the arrival of their fourth child,
Luke Gerard, born April 30.
Happy birthday wishes go out to
Dustin Mathonia who is one year
old on May 4. A family dinner was
held on Saturday at the home of
Ralph and Peggy Mathonia in Hen-
sall as they also celebrated their an-
niversary.
Mel and Mary -Ellen Gingerich
recently spent a few days in Stur-
gis, Michigan visiting with their
daughter and son-in-law, Darla and
Dean and grandson.
Be sure to watch the Phil Dona-
hue show on T.V. this May 4 at
5:00 p.m. on #2 as Carrie Eybergen
(nee Sweeney) will be in the audi-
ence. She was in New York recent-
ly and was on the show.
the Man".
Coming events
May 8 is the Mother's Day and
Baptism Service at Thames Road
Church.
May 15 the Community of eight
area United Churches are planning
a joint worship service for Confer-
ence Sunday beginning at 10:30
a.m. with orchestra an sing song.
The service starts at 11 a.m. at
Thames Road. Guest speaker will
be Rev. Roger McComb. Practice
for the combined choir is May 8 at
7:30 p,na. at Thames Road. Every-
one is welcome to participate in the
choir. Anyone wishing to join the
orchestra is to call Doris Spence at
229-6276.
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Capsule Comments
with Ernie Miatello
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