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Library appreciation day
Tea time. Friends of the Exeter Library president Dorothy Moffatt, Left, was serving, tea at
the library's customer appreciation day on Saturday afternoon. Ann Overweel (middle) of Hay
Township and Julia ,Darbishire df Usborne Township stopped in for tea and dainties.
Centralia youth going tubing
, By Mary Peterson
Centralia corresp{n{dent
cEN:r.RS\I.IA`The'congrcga- .
tion -of Centralia United Church
gathered on Sunday morning. with
Marjorie 'J'ohns providing organ
accompaniment for the,hymns.
' Minister Heather Scot} explained.,
the Moaning of the scripture Psalm .,
e 1. 'and 'entitled her sermon -Good
or Bad"'
`She eneouraged everyone to
attend the upcoming special events
'featuring ;the Rev. J'tiyca Sagse. a
retired United Cjlurt. h minister
from Saskatchewan. On Fehruary
27, a clergy event'will be held ,from,
9 a.m. to 4.p:m. at Centralia t'n.•est -
Church. There will he a con •rcga-'
'tlun.il event at Fullarton Chute
.from 9 ;a.m.+ to, 4 p.ln. on. Fehruary
28. Or/ March 2. there •is a Women
in Ministry event •from' 10 a.m. to 2
Upcoming events
A Pancake Supper is planned on
Shrove Tuesday. Fehruary, 24. at
Centralia United Church from 5:30
10 7:3.0 p.m.' The cost is $5 for
' adult's •and 52.50 for children aged
six to 12. with, pre-schoolers free.
• ProCc-eds front the supper '`. I I I
-assist in providing repairs to the
manse. ' ,
Centralia Fait,h Tabernacle
All women are welcome to -a
time of fellowship and ministry on
Fehruary 20,at 6:45 'pin. Nursery.
facilities will he available.
• On Fehruary 21, all youth are
invited to enjoy tubing at River
Valley. , weather •, permitting.
I)cpariurc lime will h at 4 p.m. The
cost is SI() per.person. ,
On Fehruary 22. Rev. Charles
Willner will he nlinistering.during.
tf>,e)norning warship scrvice..Rev.
Willner. is from 'Open Word Bible
College' in London.
A reminder and invitation to
women on Tuesday mornings at
9:30 a.m. and to the men on
Tuesday evenings at/ 7:30 p.m. of
the weekl'. Bible studies: f
Euchre. results
At the Monday afternoon euchre
games in Crediton recently.
Bowl for S.H.
Big Bro/Sis
ZURICH — It's time again to
knock those pins down for the
South Huron Big Brothers/Sisters.
The 18th Annual Bowl For Mil-
lions Bowlathon South Huron Big
Bfothers/Sisters benefit is March 8,
I p.tn.-4:30 p.m. at Zurich's Town
and Country Bowling Lanes.
South Huron Big Brothers/Sisters
executive director Dianne Beach
said the Bowl for Millions is their
largest annual fundraiser and this
- year's goal is to raise $10,000.
Bowlers will solicit sponsors who
will pledge money per point (for
example, 50point, bowler rolls 150
points. equals $7.50) or a flat sum.
Beach encourages organizations
to enter a team of four or five and
challenge other organizations in a
rolloff with area children the big
winners.
'those participating get two free
games and a ticket for draw prizes •
tor every $25 in pledges.
The headline for turning in mint -
t• y I. Maid) 27. For more informa-
114111 rte lu lino out haw to get a
pledec sheet. contact the South Hu- "
lou !lig fltnthels/Sisters al (519)
tor/ •
Bcrnicc-Squirc, and 011ie Esscry
had the winning high hand's: Helen
viacDonald and Andy Thompson
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'Treasures' the theme for UCW
EXETER - The afternoon unit of
Exeter United Church- Women met
on Fehruary 12. Dean Smith had
decorated the church 'parlor in a
Valentine theme with red candles,
enhanced by the red carnations.
placed on the tables by the lunch
committee. .
Leader Doris Denham opened
the meeting with a legend of St.
Valentine.
Valentine events
at Exeter Villa
EXETER - Murray Christie and
Mary- T. Dow perflirmed 'in
Fehruary at the Exeter•Villa, as
well as the Christian Reformed
Choir. Doug Insley and Friends and
the Notes of YesterYear also. enter-
tained the. residents.
A •Red and- White Tea was held
with prizes awarded- for the best red
and white outfits. Residents tested
their Valentine knowledge with
trivia questions. -
On Friday a Valentine.
Sweetheart lunch was held for.cou-
pies. They enjoyed ham. macaroni
and cheese. green beans. jello salad
and strawberry . shortcake.
Residents alsoi had the chance to
taste home made chocolates.
had the winning lone .hands. Low .- Residents have been following
hand winners were Irene Thcandcr the Olympics and Canada's medal
and George Adams. • count throughout the week.
' The program -and worship service
were led by Alma Langford. The
program was about 'treasures'.
Members had each brought s`me-
thing they treasure which they dis-
played and toldof its history. .
Elsie. Wescott, Helen Roberts,
Laura Siliery and Olive Tindall
presented the worship service.
Marion Dearing led a discussion
on 'treasures'.
. Florence Finkbeiner accompa-
nied the group on the piano as they
sang two hymns.
AvonDISTRICT
SCHOOL
•
BOARD
Maitland
Learning for a Lifetime
KINDERGARTEN AND
JUNIOR KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION
Children born in 1993 and 1994 are eligible to enrol
in KINDERGARTEN and JUNIOR KINDERGARTEN
respectively for September, 1.p98.
Contact your local Huron Public School Principal as
soon as possible to confirm your intent to register.
Your call will allow your school to provide you with
registration details and will assist the Board in
planning for -staff. - Proof of age and confirmation of
property assessment information will be required.
P. Carroll Abby Armstrong
Director of Education .Chair
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