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Times -Advocate, September 18, 1991
Deb Homuth, below, serves parent John Wuerth at the Ex-
eter Public School Parents' Association family picnic. Ho-
muth, who is president of the association said the event
was a more successful alternative to the more formal par-
ent -teacher night. While parents and teachers got togeth-
er on the lawn of Exeter Public School some kids were
more distracted by the playground equipment (right).
Varna United Church
celebrates 66 years
By Joan Beierling
VARNA - The Varna United
Church congregation celebrated
their church's 66th anniversary on
Sunday.
Charles Reid welcomed everyone
from both Varna and Goshen Con-
gregations along with any visitors
and introduced the guest speaker,
Rev. George Phillips his first time
to speak at the anniversary service.
Special music was by Willi Lau-
rie. She shared her gift of singing a
solo called "El Shaddai". The Varna
choir also sang a number accompa-
nied by Floyd McAsh.
Rev. Phillips sermon was entitled
"Choosing to Follow".
The church was full and was dec-
orated with lovely flowers out of lo-
cal flower beds. Many families cele-
brated after with family gatherings.
Next Sunday Rev. Phillips will be
at Huronview from 9 to 10. Goshen
choir will be accompanying him.
Goshen UCW will meet at the
home of Evelyn McKinley Thurs-
day September 19 at 8:15 p.m.
Anyone 10 years old as of Janu-
ary 1 and older interested in join-
ing the 4-H Club "Cooking with
Milk" contact Lorraine Taylor at
482-9976 or Joan Beierling at
233-7443 or Janet Webster at 233-
3353. There is also another club
entitled Financial Fitness. Contact
Mavis and Sandra Turner 263-
5350 or Julie Consitt at 263-5340.
Both clubs may be attended or sin-
gly.
The bridal shower for Laura Roy
is at the complex Monday Septem-
ber 23 at 8 p.m.
Congratulations to proud first
time grandparents Pat and Barry
Taylor on the arrival of their new
granddaughter born to daughter
and son-in-law, Jackie and Tim
Regier.
Congratulations to Pat and Greg
Armstrong on the arrival of their
new son. Proud grandmother is
Jean Armstrong.
Crediton youth group
holds first meeting
CREDITON - The youth group
of Crediton United Church met for
the first meeting of the new season,
Sunday night. Plans were made to
attend the drive-in theatre at Shipka
next Sunday night and then meet
every other Sunday night thereaf-
ter.
The Sunday School is in need of
more teachers and is asking to hear
from parents who would like to
send their children to a nursery
class. For either item contact super-
intendent Harry Schroeder or Rev.
Ed Laksmanis.
Confirmation classes for teens
will take place during Sunday
School hours. Senior choir practice
will be held tonight, Wednesday at
8 p.m.
The sermon delivered Sunday
morning by Rev. Laksmanis was
entitled "Choices".
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