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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-10-22, Page 5Varna couple feted on fortieth By Mary Chessell Rev. Gordon Kurtz of Bayfield was the guest speaker at Goshen United Church's anniversary on Sunday. His text was from John 15, the Parable of the Vine. In the controversy over whether personal enrichment and salvation or social action is the impor- tant aspect of one's religious life, he pointed to the fact that the branch dies if it is not firmly attached to the vine, and if it does not bear fruit, it is pruned. Therefore, Christians must have a firm and constant relationship with God, and will then proclaim their faith and live for others, bearing the fruits of their faith. The congregation enjoyed the choir's special music and Julie Arm- strong's beautiful solo "Be Thou My Vision". The warm hospitality of the Goshen people was enjoyed by many of their visitors who were invited to their homes for dinner. Bible Study begins Bible study begins this Tuesday evening in Goshen Church. The loca- tion will alternate between the two churches. Billy Graham's film "Cry from the Mountain" begins at the theatre in Goderich this Friday, Oc- tober 24. Tickets for Goshen's anniversary supper are sold out. Surprise anniversary The best -kept secret around Varna lately was the surprise fortieth wed- ding anniversary party held for us on Friday evening. Believing we were Hibbert UCW coffee hour 0y MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN Staff° Hibbert United Church Women held a very successful coffee hour in the Family Life Centre Wednesday mor- ning, Upon arrival the guests were served a variety of muffins, jam and coffee by Elizabeth Harburn and Nan- cy Dearing. Joyce Vivian and Karen Mahon planned the morning with Joyce Vi- vian, chairing the program and open- ing with her thoughts on Thanksgiv- ing. Meditations and Devotions were given by the Minister of Hibbert United Miss Debbie Hockstra. Sing- ing was enjoyed with Mary F. Dow accompanying on the piano. Joyce introduced guest speaker Sandy Moses, from The Furniture Place, Mitchell. He outlined the history of upholstery and gave many useful hints on furniture refinishing and cleaning, closing with h question stion q and answer period. Personals Doris Miller and Roberta Templeman represented Staffa Women's Institute at the Perth Coun- ty Rally, hosted by Perth South Women's Institute at the Kirkton Woodham community centre on Thursday. Barb Templeman Rexdale, was home with her family for the holiday weekend. John, Roberta, Ruth and Barb Templeman attended the Thanksgiv- By MRS. 4AROLD DAVIS Mrs. Mary :iewins of British Col- umbia is visitiig with Ethel Copeland. Mrs. Joan McCormick has return- ed home afterspending a few weeks visiting with Nr. and Mrs. John Han- niman and family of Renfrew. Mr. and Mrs, Jack Urquhart visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Donohoe in Mississauga. . Mrs. Buns Blackler, Mrs. Bill Waghorn, M -s. Maurice Blackler at- tended a baby shower for Mrs' Jeff Henry at tle home of Mrs. Grant Woolford/iit//London, Sunday. ollen I inpiei Well theleaves are really turning colour andfalling fast, it looks to me like wintetwon't be too far away. We even had r little taste of it on Tues- day evenhg. We wen pleased to have the Zurich Mennonit< church choir present a musical program Sunday, October 12 for our r-rsidents. Monda was Thanksgiving. The residentf celebrated on Sunday with a deliciois turkey dinner and pum- pkin pie,so they would have Monday free for .heir families. Do yoi know we have a very pro- fessions group playing the crokinole board n the west wing? You should watch hem sometimes in the after- noon. There is more and more com- petitiot for the game, as well as pool and sluffleboard. "GI MUTLICHKEIT" or you would say "laving a good time" was the themt for Wednesday, when we held Octoterfest at the Rest Home. The Audibrium was decorated for the oc- casim with posters supplied by Schsaeider's of Kitchener. W! started off with a Octoberfest lunch of Schneiders Octoberfest sattage, sauerkraut and home fries. Dessert was apple strudel prepared by Tasty Nu bakery. for some of the residents it was the first time they had tasted the original saisage which has been served at Oc- tenerfesl in Kitchener for the last 18 years. Kathy Steckle and her staff did a t-emenllous job in preparing that neal. At 2:1)0 p.m. the residents watched the Oc berfest parade from Monday. Octo r 13, 1986 on video. M : ven in the evening Octoberfest conti tied in the auditorium. Music with German flavour was provided by ( rge Mathonia on the accordion. Moi rt Gelinas on bass and Ivan Nor- ' ris Stalin with the banjo. George sa a few German songs he still re ('tubers from before he came to thi country. George. Mozart, and lv 1. you did a marvellous job: pl rse accept our warm "THANK Y U'.'. • 3aking cookies was done on Tues - y, because of the Octoberfest on ednesday. We welcome Mr. Ray McKinnon ck from the hospital. The sympathy of residents and staff extended to the families of the late rs. Agnes Sillery. Friday even rri bingo was played ith a full hot e presest, followed by refreshments Please reser4 .'Saturday, November t for our fall haiaar and hake sale, from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Mrs. Shirley Luther of HensaII con- ducted the Sunday evening chapel service. ing service at Knox Presbyterian Church, Goderich, Sunday. During the service Rev. G. Royal baptized, "Sean Thomas Edward" son of Don and Darlene Ellison, Goderich. With Doris Miller for Thanksgiving were her family, Diane Young and Ricky, St. Marys and Ron, Gretta, Christine and . Adam Miller, Cromarty. Visitors on the holiday weekend with John and Roberta Templeman and Rick were Jim and Geri Neilson and famly, St. Catharines, Pat and Joanne Donovan and Matthew, Campbellville, Ruth Templeman Stratford, Don and Darlene Ellison and Sean, Goderich, Dale and Fay Martyn and girls, Russeldale, Hank and Nancy Bertens and family Fullarton, Barb Templeman, Rex - dale, Terry Templeman, David and Karen Templeman and Lindsay, Mit- chell, Mike and Mary Jane Parsons and Cassandra, Rob and Bev Templeman and family, Staffa. Anniversary at Kippen church By Margaret Hoggarth St. Andrew's celebrated their 119th anniversary service'on Sunday, Oc- tober 19, with the Rev. Robert McMullen as guest preacher. The ministry of music was presented by "The Finlayson Sisters", (Sue Anne Van Miltenburg, Sandra Wilson and Shelley Finlayson), singing "One Bread, One Body" and "He Touched Me" also by' the Kippen church choir, singing, "I Know the Lord's Laid His Hand on Me" and "The Lord Be With You". Once again Kippen's annual smorgasbord supper will be held in Brucefield United Church on Wednes- day, November 12 from 5-8 p.m. Ad- vance tickets only. Adults $7.00, Children 12 and under $3.00, pre- schoolers free. A World Outreach Workshop will be held on Wednesday October 29 from 7:30 to 10 p.m. in Brucefield United Church. Personals Paul Hoggarth has returned from Scanlon Lake Creek Conservation Area near Bradford, Ontario where he participated in a Junior Farmers' Social Recreation Workshop. Extras for your Cake Nuts Almonds whole, slivered Almonds, Sliced 34.89 227 gr. Filberts $2.85 227 gr. Pecans 34.39 227 gr. Walnut Pieces $2,15 227 gr. Coconut Sweetened $ 1.09 227 gr. Unsweetened .89 227 gr. Featherstrip $1•09 227 gr. Flour All Purpose, Pastry, Whole Wheat $4,995 kg. Cake Flour $5.095 kg. Mon.- Sat. 9 - 3:30 Closed Sunday erguson. Apiaries Hwy. 84 between Hensall & Zurich • 236-4979 • going to Don Taylor's birthday party at the Bayview Restaurant, Bill and I were astonished to find the room full of our friends, some of whom don't know Don. A lovely big sign confirm- ed that the celebration was indeed for us. The party was planned by Pat and Barry Taylor, Sharon Chuter and June Webster, and hosted by the Taylors following an excellent dinner at the Bayview. We were presented with a beautiful domed clock, and an- niversary cake and ice cream was served. We were touched by the thoughtfulness of those who planned the happy celebration. Guests were present from Rostock, Bornholm, Mitchell, Hensall, Bayfield and Var- na. It's surprising that someone didn't "let the cat out of the bag", as we had contact during the week with quite a number of people who knew about it. We hope Don had a happy birthday, too. 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