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SANDWICHES ARE BEAUTIFUL was the name of the song sung by East Wawanosh Public School
;rade 4 students and teachers. Mr. Kerr and Mrs. Gross last week. The class held a sandwich mall
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and r, -Mrs Helen Paugher.
Mrs. h on Mips, McKa M,r .
Marilyn Lapp a nd j'iauistae Mrs.
Betty Richard on presented "The
Tenebra Service.
Tenebra means shadows and gets
its name from the extinguishing of
lights, as the Church remembers the
shadow of the cross.
Five candles symbolized the fol-
lowing: white, Christ's light; black,
Judas; blue, false accusations; red,
Peter and yellow, Pilate. These were
extinguished as the service pro-
s < o ng ceeded.
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Notes
Mr, and Mrs. Peter Steurnol,
Amy and Katie of Midhurst and
Mre and Mrs. Paul Smith, Stacey,
Shawn, Kaley and Cole of RR 2,
Atwood, were Easter visitors with
Mrs. Beryl Steurnol.
Mr. and Mrs. John Van de Kemp
spent Easterat the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Tim Van de Kemp of Embro.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Stewart
and Nicole of Wingham; Mr. and
Mrs. Kevin Stewart, Crystal and
Justin of Gorrie and Mr. and Mrs.
Jamie Stewart and Jennie of RR 2,
Gorrie,visited over the holidays
with Mrand Mrs. Roy Stewart and
Peter
Mr. and Mrs. William Thornton
have returned home from a three -
New candelabra
is a memorial
to Scotty Smith
GORRIE—At the Easter Sunday
morning service, Rev. P. E. M.
Chambers dedicated a free-stand-
ing brass candelabra to the glory of
God and in memory of Mrs. Agnes
"Scotty" Smith. This memorial was
presented to Knox- Presbyterian
Church by William Smith in memo-
'', of his wife,
Mr. Chambers' Easter message
was on the subject, "Glory". Spe-
cial music, "Love Was When", was
provided by the trio, Mrs. James
Robinson, Mrs. Alvin Mundell and
Mrs. Gordon Moir.
Gorrie seniors
play card games
GORRIE—Last Tuesday, the
Come Alive Club and their friends
spent a pleasant evening playing
euchre and UNO. Prizes were
awarded to euchre players Peggy
Curry, Peter Brown, Dorothy
Elschner and Faith Cooke. Margaret
Taylor won the special draw prize
and Alvin Mundell was the winner
at UNO.
The president, Elva Jacques,
annouttced that the next meeting
will be a potluck dinner on April
11, when the student orators from
Howick Central School will deliver
their speeches.
Gorrie seniors are also invited to
Wroxeter on April 5 to travel to
China with Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
Odette.
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week holiday in Tuscon and
Phoenix, Arizona.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Mundell
spent Easter with John ,and Beth
Sitarz of Whitechurch.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Glousher
and Donna of Blyth; Mr and Mrs.
Duff Bell of Drayton and Mrs. Alex
Taylor were Easter Sunday guests
of Margaret Dane and Mrs. Lorne
Walker. Mrs. Albert Stryker, Shau-
na, Jason and Nicholas and Donna
Glousher, all of Blyth, visited Easter
Monday at the same home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross King and
Rebecca; Mr, and Mrs. Paul Roth-
well and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Van
Hutven, all of Stratford and Mr.
and Mrs. John Wilson, Fordwich,
spent Easter Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Haskins.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Grainger of
Montreal spent the weekend with
Mrs. Cecil Grainger. They all were
supper guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin Grainger of RR 2, Wroxeter,
on Easter Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Grainger, David and Steven,
of Waterloo also attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Robinson vis-
ited Easter Sunday with Linda
Robinson of Fergus.
Mrs. Josie Pinder of Mount Forest
visited Mrs. Hilda Farrish and Mr.
and Mrs. Jasper Farrish last Tues-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Voll of RR 1,
Gowanstown and Mr. and Mrs.
Roland Bennett of RR 1, Corrie,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
William Bennett.
Miss Schneider
is honored at
bridal shower
FORDWICH_The Fordwich
Ladies' Softball team members
were hostesses for a miscellaneous
shower on Wednesday night in
honor of Miss Laurie Schneider,
bride -elect of April.
Mrs. Mark Brunarski welcomed
everyone. Mrs. Jack Wilson read a
poem containing advice to the
bride and her groom and a contest
was enjoyed.
Laurie was assisted in opening
her gifts by her mother and grand-
mother. She thanked everyone,
lunch was served by her friends
and everyone enjoyed a social half- e
hour.
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