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The zoo that's called Wackadoo
Students from grade 2 and 3 classes at Grand Bend Public School presented their musicar
play Wackadoo Zoo last Tuesday. Pictured above, the zoo animals demonstrate why the Zoo
is called Wackadoo.
baptism held at Centralia United Church
Sara Lynne Rooney
was baptized Sunday.
Mary Peterson
CENTRALIA - Sunday, May 14
was Mother's Day, and at Centralia
United Church, it was celebrated as
Christian Family Sunday. A special
part of the service was the baptism
of Sara Lynne Rooney, the daugh-
ter of Kelly and John Rooney. Rev.
Dr. Bob Graham supervised the
welcoming of Sara into the Chris-
tian community.
The men sang the anthems which
they had prepared for this celebra-
tion - 'Spring of living water' and
'Love lifted me'. Pastor Heather
Smith's sermon was entitled "Three
Little Words."
Youth group
The youth of the local churches
are reminded of the trip to Cana-
da's Wonderland on June 3. Regis-
tration forms should be returned to
Rev. Paul Ross by May 24.
UC W,
tt ntralia,],J.C.W,Are,pkanning an
outing to Anna Mays for lunch on
June 17. All women of the church
are welcome to invite their spous-
es, partners, or friends to attend.
Please see the sign-up sheet to indi-
cate your interest.
Joint worship service
The Community of Eight Area
churches is planning a joint wor-
ship service on Sunday, May 28, at
Thames Road United Church. The
orchestra and singsong will begin
at 10:30 a.m., followed by the ser-
vice at 11:00 a.m. with Jeff Swan
as guest speaker. Practice for the
combined choir will be held at
Thames Road on May 14 and 21 at
7:30 p.m. If you are wishing to
play in the band, come to the prac-
tice at 8:30 p.m. There will be no
worship service at Centralia or
Zion on May 28.
Villa service
On May 31, there will be a wor-
ship service at Exeter Villa at 2:30
p.m. Volunteers to assist with the
service would be welcome. Plan to
arfive at the Villa by 2:20 p.rn.
Church services
Centralia Sunday School will cel-
ebrate their anniversary on June 4
at 11:30 a.m. Bev Robinson will be
the guest speaker.
On June 11 at 9:45 a.m., Zion
Sunday School anniversary will be
celebrated. The guest speaker will
be Jeff Bettridge.
Combined services will be held
at Centralia and Zion at 10:00 a.m.
in July. Refer to your church bulle-
tin for a schedule.
Euchre
Canada Day
festivities
begin early
HENSALL - Members of the
Hensall Kinettes and Kinsmen
kicked off Canada day festivities
early with the raising of a Canadian
flag for the corner of King Street
and Highway 4 in Hensall. The
Kinsmen donated the flag. pole and
installation while the Kinettes held
a colouring contest.
The winners of the contest were
Shannon Wedge who won a Ca-
nadian coin mint set, Kcelan Power
who won a map of Canada puzzle,
and Spencer Bachnisch who won a
Canada flag key chain.
Paul Steckle, MP Huron County;
Dave Collins and Cecil Pepper
raised the flag to start the festiv-
ities.
There was another good turnout
for euchre at Larry's Town and.
Country Restaurant in Crediton.
Hedy Devine and Percy Noels were
High Hand winners, while Edith
Eaton and Han -y Noels were Lone
Hand winners. Winners of the Low
hands were Dorothy Bullock and
Alf lviathers.
Singing In
the streets
Street musicians entertained
Exeter patrons on Saturday in
front of Four Seasons Jew-
ellers on Main Street. "We
want to get Exeter excited,"
says Jos Bervoets, one of the
performers and the owner of
Four Seasons. The three-
some hope to be out regularly
in the summer months. From
front to back: Jimmy Lee Full-
er, guitar and lead vocals;
Jos Bervoets, guitar and lyr-
ics; Gary Harvey, base.
Car broken
into on Main
St., Exeter
EXETER - Theft occurred on
Monday, May 8, from a vehicle
parked on Main Street, in front of a
local business. A cellular phone, a
temperature gauge, a tape measure,
and a small amount of cash were
stolen.
A boys 20" black and purple
CCM bicycle was stolen from Exet-
er Public School on Tuesday, May
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