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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1978-05-11, Page 8Page 8 Citizens News, May 11, 1978 Desert euchre rases over $22Q Two babies were baptized by Reverend Alex Taylor at Goshen church on Sunday. They were Erin Margaret, daughter of Ervin and Helen Keys, and Steven Gregory, son of Steve and Linda Keys. A family gathering, in- cluding members of the Colclough family, was held at Bruce and Anna Keys home. Jim and Marilyn Varna try Mary Chesell Laing were home from Mississauga, and attended the Snell-Cantelon wedding at Brucefield 'on Saturday. Visit Ottawa The grade eight students of Huron Centennial School enjoyed a trip to Ottawa last week. The students from Varna would like to thank those who bought Christ- mas cards, candy, etc. to help them finance the trip. Sale successful The Varna U.C.W.'s an- nual plant sale was again a success, with a great variety of indoor and outdoor plants. Bonnie Roy was the auc- tioneer, with Joan Stephenson assisting. Eleanor McAsh had a good selection of paper -back novels for sale, too. The programme com- mittee of Ruth Johnston, Bonnie Roy, Linda Postill and Joan Stephenson led the worship service, which was based on the Parable of the Seed. During the business session, Marg Hayter reported a profit of $220.00 from the Dessert Euchre. Lorna Johnston read a letter we had received from Trinity U.C.W., Ashfield, concerning Bill 100 as it pertains to the right of teachers 'to strike, and one from St. Joseph's C.W.L., Kingsbridge, about books used in our secondary schools which contain pornographic passages and extremely objectionable language. Letters of support for their views will be drafted, and will be signed by each of our members. An appeal was made for used eyeglasses, to be brought to the June meeting. A bale of clothing will be packed shortly. We decided to purchase a copy of the book ME 08T NLEY MOTOR OILS Distributors of Valvoline Quaker State Medallion Main St., Zurich 236-4830 Wedding Reception • for MIKE AND DIANE MILLER (nee Stapleton) Sat,, May 13 DASHWOOD COMMUNITY CENTRE Music By THE WILDWOOD Everyone Welcome Lunch Provided "The China Years" for circulation among members. Announcements were made of the Hospital Auxiliary Tea on the afternoon of May 10, Mission Festival in St. and a shower for Frances Thomas on Sunday. Armstrong at Goshen that The evening ended with a evening. There will be a social half-hour during which the committee served a delicious lunch. Personals Steve and Linda Keys hosted a family gathering of the Keys and Poelman families, on Sunday. The Peck family, including Jim and Dianne Kirton, were guests at the Snell - Cantelon wedding on Saturday. Mr. Hank Broeze was admitted to hospital in Clinton on Friday, but was expected home again the beginning of the week. 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