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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1991-04-03, Page 8Page 8 Times -Advocate, April 3, 1991 iMatbeilthAtib Varna by Joan Beierling By Joan Beierling VARNA - A few families from Varna -Goshen joined together with the Brucefield-Kippen Charge at the Brucefield Church for their Easter Sun Rise Service led by Rev. Don Robinson. Rev. George Phillips from Varna -Goshen took part by giving the Pastoral Prayer. Everyone enjoyed an Easter breakfast in the church following the service. A bowling party has been planned for Sunday, April 21 for Varna Sunday School in Zurich. Everyone is invited to join in. In order to reserve enough lanes please call Joe Laurie or Joan Uppert-Heywood Lynda and Dan would like to an- nounce their forthcoming mar- riage on April 13, 1991, to take place at St. Luke's Chapel, Lon- ; don, Ontario. Lynda is the daughter of Jeannette Lippert, Crediton and Earl Lippert, Bay- field. Dan is the son of Beatrice and Laverne Heywood, Exeter Open reception to follow. For more information please call 234-6312 or 235-1278. Beierling by April 14. The Varna U.C.W. will meet Thursday, April 4 at the church. The Varna Dessert Euchre and Card Party will be Wednesday, April 10 at 12:30 at the Complex. We hope the weather co-operates for the annual Canoe Rally held by the Stanley township Rec Commit- tee this Sunday, Apnl 7. The Annual Fiddlers Jamboree is April 14, the following Sunday. Remember to register your child or family for ball this Saturday, April 6 or April 13 at the Stanley Complex from 9 a.m. - 12. Ball coaches are also required in order to have teams this season. Science Fair champs - Exeter Public School held its annual Science Fair last week, with computer, phys- ical and biological exhibit divisions. Seen here are champs (back row) Grade 8 students Jana Webster and Colin Bowers. In the front row are Grade 7 student Michael Coolman and Grade 8 student Jeremy Straw. The four will go on to the county's science fair competition this spring. Former furrow queen speaks to UCW By Roberta Templeman STAFFA - Perth County's Queen of the Furrow Joan Kerslake was the guest speaker at the Agriculture and Canadian Industries meeting of the Staffa women's Institute hosted by Margaret Kemp last Wednes- day. Kerslake spoke on her reign as Stratford's Queen of the Fair 89-90 and also spoke on her preparation for the competition. Kerslake told the guests about the plowing match at Warden Illman's farm and her crowning later on that night. She closed with a speech on agri- culture. Kerslake had a display set up which included pictures taken at the match. She is the daughter of Bill and Freda Kerslake of R.R.2 Staffa. Margaret Kemp thanked her for the presentation. Freda Kerslake presided for the meeting welcoming everyone and opening with the -Institute Ode and the Mary Stewart Collect. There were 13 members and one visitor present and roll call was an- swered by a rural sound or smell that's enjoyed. President Joyce Vivian presided for the business. members decided to participate in the E.l. display at the Mitchell Fall Fair and this year's theme is A garden party. Joyce Vivian, Margaret Dayman and Kemp are in charge. The 1991- 92 fees were also discussed and set. Roberta Templeman reported on the recent Perth South District Ex- ecutive meeting where plans were made for the District Annual on May 7 hosted by Avonton Worp- en's Institute at the Optimist Hall, St. Pauls. Staffa Women's Institute's duties are the In Memorial Service. The proposed changes in the district's bylaws were discussed. Voting delegates include Verle Mahon, Kemp and Templeman. The annual meeting is set for 7:30 p.m. on April 17 in the Township Hall. All committees are to have their reports ready. Following the close of the meeting, Kemp and Kerslake served a light lunch. Pat, Joanne Donovan and family Matthew and Kelly, Val D'or, Que- bec, visited over the Easter week- end with Joanne's family, staying with Don and Darlene Ellison and family, Exeter. Activities planned Sunshine and Busy Buddies meet LUCAN - The Sunshine and Busy Buddies seniors' club held their final March meeting on Fri- day. The club made two announce- ments; 'the Clandeboye Institute will hold a dessert euchre at 1 p.m. on April 2 in the St. James Angli- can Church's hall. The Lucan Unit- ed Church beef supper will be held in the Lucan Community Centre from 5 top 7 p.m. on April 11. Next week a potluck dinner will be held at 12:30 p.m. The commit- tee will be comprised of Jessie , Lewis and Mary and Wilmer Scou. Euchre and craft prizes went to Kay Armstrong, Mona Maybury, Jean Miller, Gote Wennerstrom, Edmund Armstrong, Helen Mac- Donald and Chris Hall. At Peverly Hills It's "A FAMILY AFFAIR" 66 0/3 OFF ALL FULL PROGRAMS 3 DAYS ONLY! 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