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Exeter Lioness donations
The Exeter Lionesses recently donated cheques to several area organizations.
Pictured in front from left are Jo -Anne Fields (South Huron Rec Centre, $300),
Linda Marsden (Lioness Service), Casey Zeehuisen (chairperson of Canada Day
Committee, $1,000), Cliff Marsden (president of Exeter Lions, $200) and Conrad
Sitter (director of Huron Adult Day Centre, $200). In back from left are Rob Snell
(South Huron Big Brothers/Sisters, $200), Maxine Hyde (Huron Sledge Hockey,
$132), Deb Wagler (Exeter Agricultural Society, $200) and Lioness president
Cathy Cade.A donation of $300 was •also made to the Thames Valley Children
Centre.
Slave Day planned for this weekend
By Joan Beierling
VARNA CORRESPONDENT
VARNA - This is the
time of the year for spring
cleaning. So don't throw
out your treasures, keep
them for the Annual
Varna Community Yard
Sale. This will be held at
the Varna Complex
Saturday May 22nd and
Sunday May 23rd, from 9
to ? Please call 263-5354
for more information.
Congratulations to
Monica and Paul Hill on
the birth of their baby
son.
Proud grandparents are
Bev and Shirley Hill and
proud great grandparents
are Gordon and Ruby Hill.
Great great grandson for
Mrs. Kathleen Hill of
Bayfield.
The wind-up for the
crokinole season was last
Tuesday. Twenty-eight
members, spares and
spouses enjoyed supper at
Millingtons. Crokinole fol-
lowed at the church with
five tables in play. Door
prizes were won by Marg
Hayter, Joan Beierling,
Jim Kirton, Elly Van
Bergen and Melissa
Sparling. Crokinole will
resume in October.
A team of Varna players
consisting of Ivan
McClymont, Joe Fulop,
Raymond and Jason
Beierling attended the
Joseph Schneider House
in Kitchener on Saturday.
They came home first
place winners. They won
over. the team from St.
Jacobs. Congratulations!
These members will be
traveling to Hanover on
Saturday for another
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Huron Centennial
School is hosting a Bingo
evening in Bayfield
Community Centre on
Friday at 8 p.m.
Next Sunday will be
camping Sunday in
Goshen so bring your
Canadian Tire money.
There will be a commu-
nity bridal shower for
Sandra Coultis at Varna
Church April 29th at 8
p.m.
Youth Groups want to
raise funds so they are
available for a Slave Day
Saturday, April 24.
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Thames Road-Elirnville preparing
for lasagna and spaghetti supper
By Rhoda Rohde
THAMES ROAD CORRESPONDENT
THAMES ROAD - The
April meeting of the
U.C.W. was held in
Thames Road Church
when they entertained
women from Caven,
Hibbert, Kirkton and
Zion. Judith Parker- wel-
comed everyone andgave
the call to worship "The
Blessed Joy of
Friendship."
Ruth Anne Osgood read
scriptures. Marjorie
Johns accompanied the
songs on the piano.
A skit entitled "Modern
Day Version on the
Scripture" was presented
by Margaret Stewart por-
+"aying Zachaeus and
Karen Etherington por-
traying Jesus.
Agnes Bray and Osgood
received the offering with
an offertory prayer by
Parker.
She then welcomed
Margaret Hern, president
of the Huron Perth
Presbyterial U.C.W.
S-tewart introduced
Pirie Mitchell who is the
pastor at Hensall United
Church. He gave an inter-
esting message.
Stewart gave a reading
"Treat Friends and Kids
the Same". Karen
Etherington gave a read-
ing "Make Me A Better
Friend."
President Jean Hodgert
welcomed everyone and
opened the business part
of the meeting with a
poem "Friendship."
The U.C.W. have been
asked to cater to a lunch,
wedding meal and lunch.
The Special April Event
is in Mitchell United
Church on April 19 at
6:30 p.m. Sandra Hern of
Zion, whose church had
received a Peace Candle
from Centralia, gave it to
the women of the U.C.W.
The meeting closed with
everyone repeating the
U.C.W. prayer.
As members arrived at
the church, they were
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Thank you Exeter!
Since 1982 it has been a pleasure doing business in
the town of Exeter. The friendships we have made will
be fondly remembered. Thank you to our dedicated
staff and loyal customers.
Doug and Ruth Oesch
Zurich and Seaforth stores are open as usual
Welcome to new owners Ernie and Helen Miatello -
Exeter's Homestyle Bakeshop
They will be OPEN to serve you Mon. -Sat t,
at the same location with Tasty Nu Bakery
Products available fresh daily
given cards with the let-
ters J, 0, and Y. At lunch
they had to find partners
with the difference letters
to make the word Joy.
There were about 71 pre-
sent at the meeting.
Church service
Rev. Marilyn Carter was
in charge of the regular
church service on Sunday
morning at Thames Road.
Judith Parker spoke
about the Voices United
Hymn Books Proposal.
Rev. Carter and Robyn
McKnight lit the Christ
candle. The minister told
the children a story about
Moses.
The choir sang
"Because He ..ive"
accompanied by organist
Jean Hodgert.
Don Bray read the
scriptures lessons. The
title of the minister's ser-
mon was "An Emmaus
Experience."
The offering was
received by Jean Johns
and Kay Morley.
Coming events
April 24 a lasagna and
spaghetti supper will be
held at Thames Road.
Sittings are at 5 and 6:30
p.m. Adults $10, children
six to 12 $5 and children
five and under are free.
Advance tickets only.
Tickets available from the
finance committee, Fred
Delbridge, Helen Kadey,
Shirley Kerslake and
Sharon Passmore.
A spring concert will be
held on April 25 at 7 p.m.
at Thames Road United
Church fearxuring
"Heartsong", a male trio
from London; "The Bonds
of Love" " quartet from
Woodstock; and Roy
Dreaning, a gospel
recording artist from
Ireland.
"Imagining Ourselves
Richly...Again" is a work-
shop about stress reduc-
tion, stress management,
relaxation techniques,
becoming change hardy,
increasing our mindful-
ness, dealing with anger,
revisiting and increasing
our self-worth. The pre-
senter will be Gabriele
Del Bianco, president of
lnnerfit Counselling and
Consulting. Each evening
will run from 7 to 8:30
p.m. It will be held April
21 at the OMAFRA build-
ing in Clinton; April 22 at
the Town Hall in
Wingham; April 27 at the
Town Hall in Exeter. The
workshop is free, spon-
sored by OMAFRA, Huron
Pork Producers and the
Clinton Community Credit
Union.
Personals
Quite a number of peo-
ple attended the 50th
wedding anniversary cel-
ebration at Zion on
Saturday for Clif and
Leona Jaques.
The Youth Sunday
School class will be pro-
viding a sandwich and
sweets lunch after the
church service on May 2.
All proceeds will go. to
support the refugees in
Kosovo.
Correction
In last week's T -A,
Hurondale Women's
Institute committee mem-
ber Lois McFalls was
incorrectly identified as
Gloria McFalls.
The gremlins were in
the computer and
changed Kate Monk's
name to Kate Nixon, The
TA reporters did not get
married but will still
accept any gifts.
The T -A regrets any
confusion this error may
have caused.
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