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Tines -Advocate, May 10, 1995
Many faiths celebrate community life
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A 50 -voice choir pre-
sented music at the
evening service.
By Carmel Sweeney
ZURICH - The 'spiritual celebra-
tion of community life' held at the
Zurich Mennonite Church on Sun-
day was a big success, with good
attendance at the various activities
throughout the day.
Members from all the different
faiths tn the village attended the
worship service held in the eve-
ning.
Special speaker was Rev. Vern
Cronmiller Chris Eagleson con-
ducted a 50 -voice choir.
A free will offering was collected
that will be sent to the Canadian
Foodgrains Bank.
First Communion
Grade two students of St. Boni-
face school, Derek Dietrich, Aman-
da Ducharme, Lindsay Allen, Ash -
128 King St.
HOTEL
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ley Ingram, Amber Kenda, Amy
Masse, Kali McMahon and Wendy
denDunnen, began to make their
First Communion individually at
the Masses on Sunday, May 7 with
Fr. Wronski.
Those making their First Com-
munion at St. Peter's Parish, St. Jo-
seph, with Fr. Morris recently were
Corey Ducharme, Jenna DeGroot,
Danny Miller, Ryan Denomme,
Thomas Genoch and Kyle Payne.
The group communion will be
held at St. Boniface Church on
Sunday, June 4 at the 9:00 a.m.
Mass.
St. Boniface church
The K. of C. will be sponsoring a
communion breakfast following the
Masses on Sunday, May 14 for
Mother's Day. Cost will be $3.00
per person or $10.00 per family at
St. Boniface Parish Hall. Tickets at
the door.
Confirmation for grade seven and
eight students will be held at St.
Boniface Church at the 7:30 p.m.
Mass on Saturday evening May 13.
Kirkton-Woodham
Community Centre
Sun., May 28, 5-8 p.m.
Adults: $10. advance, $11 at
door. Children $5. advance,
$5.50 at door.
Tickets available at Something
Special, Kirkton Market, and
Board Members.
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Mother's Day Tea
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Blue
Water Rest Home will be having
their annual Mother's Day Tea and
Bake Sale at the Home on May 13
from 2 to 3:30 p.m. There will be
cake and quilt draws as well as the
residents' craft table and outside
craft tables.
Senior Diners
Fifty Senior Diners were treated
to a delicious pork dinner May 3 at
the community centre. Annie Fink-
beiner was the 50/50 winner. A
thank you card from Faye Skinner
was read by Gertie Fleischauer,
thanking the diners for the farewell
gifts she received recently. A
poem, "A May Day Song", was
read by Tammy Antaya. Card bin-
go was enjoyed by all, followed by
progressive euchre. Winners were:
High, Phyllis Deichert; Low, Leila
Becker; and Lone hands, Annie
Finkbeiner.
4-H
The Nifty Needlers had their last
meeting at the home of Sylvia
Neeb on May 1. The group had a
pizza party and finished their extra
craft.
NDP event
Premier Bob Rae and Elmer Bu-
chanan, minister of Agricultural
Food and Rural Affairs, travelled
to Bayfield on Tuesday where they
were guests of honour at the Town
Hall. The event was hosted by Hu-
ron New Democrat candidate
M.P.P. Paul Klopp.
Personals
Congratulations to Earl and Anne
"'Flaxbard who celebrated their 50th
anniversary on Sunday, May 7 with
an Open House, at St. Peter's Lu-
theran Church Hall, arranged by
their four children and their spous-
es.
Several relatives, friends, and
neighbours enjoyed a dinner served
by Jerry Rader's Home Style Ca -
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Annual
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Wed., May 17, 7:3o p.m. -
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Community Centre
Bingo
Wed. May 10
Bingo starts 7:30 p.m.
Regular Games
$1000
Jackpot Game
52 calls or less $900 bonus
Total prizes
$3000
Due to the licence regulations,
no one under 18 allowed to play
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tering. The actual date of their an-
niversary is May 12.
Bernard Sweeney of Windsor
spent a few days at the home of his
sister-in-law Marie and Mozart Ge-
•linas Sr. and they all attended the
wedding of Tara Sweeney to Kevin
MacLean on May 6 in London at
St. Andrew's United Church. Also
attending were Jerome and Carmel
Sweeney and Butch Sweeney from
the Zurich area.
A bridal shower was held for
Keltie MacNeill on May 6 at the
Dashwood Community Centre. She
is the fiance of Jeff Keller, son of
George and Elaine. They are plan-
ning to be married on May 27.
Happy birthday wishes go to
Heather Klopp on May 10; to Ke-
vin Geoffrey on May 8 and Stacey
Overholt on May 12. Nicole Sou -
dant and MAureen Regier each cel-
ebrated their birthday on May 7.
Congratulations to Chuck and
Tanya Erb who celebrated their
25th anniversary on Sunday, May 7
with a family get-together held at
their home. The actual date of their
anniversary is on May 16.
A surprise 50th birthday party
was held for Alice -Ann Masse on
Saturday at their new home on
Parkside Subdivision.
Sympathy of the community goes
to the family and relatives of the
late Irene Steinbach, Leonard Erb
and Roman Meidinger, who all
passed away recently.
.Doug and Joanne Finlay have
moved into the former horne of
Don Masse on Main St.
Curtis and Mary Gingerich at-
tended the annual Bender family
reunion held in Baden on Sunday,
May 7.
Last Sunday a fancily dinner was
held at their home to celebrate the
birthdays of Curtis, Richard and
Sarah Gingerich.
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Coming events
PRESCHOOL HEALTH SCREENING CLINICS arc being held for all children en-
tering school in September '95. These clinics include assessments for: vision, hearing,
dental, speech/language and immunization. Parents, please contact the Lamhton Health
Unit at 383.8331 (Ext. 302) to set up an appointment for your child. 14.19c
TIME • TALENT • TREASURE AUCTION at Exeter United Church, May 13,
1995. Poor boy barbecue, S5 (S3 for 10 and under). Barbecue at 6:00 p.m. Auction at 7
p.m. Everyone welcome! 17.18,(19)c
A NOSTALGIC MUSICAL TRIBUTE to the 1940's, by Blyth Festival Singers. May
13. Godcrich Township hall, Holmesville. Victory Tea, 2 p.m. $5.00, entertainment,
sing -along. Cabaret, 7:30 p.m. $15.00, buffet dinner, dancing, singing. Tickets: Camp-
bell's Cameras (Goderich), 524-7532; Something Special (Exeter) 235-1252; Blucwater
Office Equipment (Wingham) 357-1554; Crossroads (Clinton) 482-5855; Blyth Festival
523-4345. 18,19c
PARKHILL OPTIMIST presents Eddie 'and the Edsels, Parkhill Community Centre,
Saturday, Mey 13, 1995, 9:00 - 1:00. Tickets $8.00 advance; $I0.00 at door. No minors
please. Ticket information call Pat at 294-6360. 17-19c
KIRKTON HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY Open Meeting, Wednesday, May 17,
8:00 p.m. Admission S2.00. Slides - Flowers through the season, William Gibing. Bake
and plant sale, mini -spring flower show. Contact director for information. 19
VON PALLIATIVE CARE. Volunteer Program presents Peggy Anderson, Bereave-
ment Consultant, May 17, 7:30 p.m., Zion Lutheran Church, Dashwood. Guests wel-
come. 18,19.2(k
HURON COUNTY IIISTORICAI. SOCIETY Annual Meeting at limn County Mu-
seum, Goderich, Thursday, May 18, 8 p.m. with Claus Brcede. 18,19,20c
VON PALLIATIVE CARE Volunteer Program (Middlesex County) "Time to Touch"
Dinner Auction tickets now available for $20.00 per person. Sunday, June 4, 1995 at the
Bear Creek Golf and Country Club, Strathroy. Tickets available from Palliative Care
volunteers or the VON office, Strathmy, 245-3177. Makes a great Mother's Day gift.
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PARKHILL. OPTIMIST presents Low Down on Saturday, June 17, 1995, Parkhill
Arena, 9:00 - 1:00. Ti kers $8.00 advance; 510.00 at the door. No minors please. Ticket
information call Pat at94-6360. 17-24c
BUS TRIP, Huron County Historical Society and Bayfield Historical Society, Monday,
June 26 to Doon Historical Village, Halton Electric Railway and dinner. S32.00 per per-
son. Contact 565-5200 for tickets and information. 18,19,20c
Dance Showcase
Jo Read Dance School had a very successful time at the
Stratford Dance Fest recently. Shown at top, second place
(silver) in Jazz: Back I to r, Lindsay Petric and Kaitlin Van
Osch, Jaclyn Radar and Ashley Nixon, From / to r, Meghan
O'Rourke, Megan Darling, Lindsay Muller and Heidi Muller.
Above, Sarah Trot -
tier and Katrina
Cavaliere placed
first (gold) in Acro.
At right, is Jon
Erik who placed
second (silver) om
Acro. Chantal Rus-
sel and Diana Tay-
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Bus leaving Exeter
Pentecostal Tabernacle at
4:30 p.nl. to go to Toronto
Airport Vineyard,
Tuesday, May 16 &
Tues. May 23.
Please call for your seat
on the bus. 235-2991
Township of
Tuckcrsmlth
NOTICE
Renters and Ratepayers of the Township arc
requested h) the Council not to dump or
throw stones or other waste niate; al on the
nship road sides, in order to mold
damage to the Township mower during
grass cutting operations.
If any stones or other waste material are
found you nial be charged under By-law #
42-1986 and charged with the cost of the
clean up.
Doug Poulton,
Road Superintendent.
To" nship of Tuckcrsmlth.
Exeter Legion
Ladles Auxiliary
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7:00 p.m.
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5 Specials
1 Share the Wealth
Jackpot $650
No one under 18 admitted
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