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CQMMLJNITY.
Big helping
Fireman's breakfast. Two-year-old Trevor Skochin§ki and his dad Michael couldn't keep
their plate upright after volunteer firefighter Mike Rader dished out an order of sausages..
The Exeter and Area .Fire Department hosted its annual. Fireman's Breakfast on Saturday
and it was attended by more than 600 people from 7 to 1 1 a.m. Funds will go toward up-
grading and maintaining equipment.
Women preparing Father's Day service
The women of St.
Patrick's will
present the church
service next
Saturday night.
By H. Davis
Saintsbury correspondent,
SAiNTSBURY - St. Patrick's
Morning Prayer Service was held at
1-0:30 a.m. with HeatherMacGilliv-
ray leading the service and Marga-
ret Carroll assisting with the scrip-
•ture readings.
The children'; focus was the stn •
-
ry .:1 f) t. ni in Saul s Court fol-
lowed r:. the children's hymn
-*What a -Friend We Have in Jesus"
Courtney MacGillivray 1cd the
Sunday School children in their
lessons and craft. •
Hazel Davis gave the _report on
the 150th session of Synod of the
-• Diocese of Huron. ..
Evening Prayer service
.Nxt Saturday the. Service of -
Evening Prayer will beheld at St.
Patr,ck's.with the women and earls.
of the congregation taking the -Fa- .
ther's Day service at 6:30 p.m. .
Personals
`On Saturday evening. June 7.
Fred Jr: and Patricia Dohhs enter -
tamed family and friendsto an en-
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gagentent dinner honoring their ::ii
Frei' .11 l and l iancee Traci McKean
at Trivitt Memorial Church in Ex-
eter. •
Special guests 'included Fred':
grandmother Georrin•t Dohhs and
Godparents and Traci s grandpar-
ants.
Trade show
• -.Bill and Betty Johnson of Owen.
Sound and Hugh and .Hazel Davis
attended the Road Superintendents
Equipment and Trade Show at Sea -
forth• Wednesday and Thursday of
last week. -
The Davis's were also meas of
the Dohh' :.)n Saturday cv •,!;iimi.
Local entertainers perform at
"Light 'n' Lively" variety fair
The collection taken
up was donated to
church camps.
By Joan Beierling
Varna correspondent
VARNA - Five Alive--; ,tight
Lively Variety Fair" was v`:.•
fill despite the • rain tha: .
rt :erything had to he. taken to
Eiron Centennial School in a
y. The auditorium was full. and
the entertainment was .wonderful.
Blaine Stephenson was the Mas-
ter of - ceremonies and 'Floyd.
McAsh was the music director. A
Praise and Worship Band Ied by
Mike Jones. entertained with many
numbers as well as the Seaford)
Girls .Marching. Band'led by Char-
Uie-Kalhtleisch. The Trends Youth
Gr9up.did a-nunther as well as -the
Bayfield Youth Group. The Varna
Singers sang. again as well as the
Senior Choir and -the Youth Choir.
Trish -.MacGregor • aitd .\ngclm
South did a' number as well as the
clowns "Knobby and Cactus Cara
Stephenson sang..The Laurie !anti-:
ly did some Hiehllnd Fling num-
hers...The Youth Group' barbecued
during the performances and coffee
and squares were. iirovided.
The proceeds from" the food
hnoth went to the • onth _Groups:'
rho offering received was going to
the Church Camps and Barb Hicks
Spoon\ i was there tip present tt til.
Tickets -for the Varna Pork Barhe-
cuc are now available from any
Steward.- The' barbecue- • will he
towel racks. Please „ontact Carol
Simons i1• you have any of these
items to donate...'•
Twenty-nine;. members of the
Stan Lee Club' met on June 4 at
Millington's for a roast heel -din-
. ner.
After' dinner, President Char't's
Reid conducted' a 11 o rr •eting.
The Stan Lee Clio • oc -repre-
sented 'in five. gables at the Tri -
,4. uunty Senior ;antes to he held on
June I6 and 17 in.Lucan and area.
Anyone - wishing to attend the
U.S,C.O. Convention in,Brampton -
on August -11 12 .Ind 13 are. to .;all -
Louise at 236.-7319 hetore.July J .
. They then went-to.:the Stanley
Complex where euchre was yn-
joyed. High winners were Marj
Stirling and Bili McAsh and Low
winners were Eleanor McAsh and
Gladys Peck.
.The next meeting • will: he held
Septemher.3.at 6 p.m. with a'pot-
luck supper in, the- pavilion at the
complex.
• ;Goshen I;.0 �1'.. sill meet June -
19 at'Lvelvn•McKinlev•; home at 3 •
p.m. Guest speaker will -he "Doris
McClean: speaking cm "Laughter is
• the Best Mctticme.
2. Next Sunday.- June • 1 S. church
will he held in Varna and the cele•
-
hration ot` ..ontirntatitin and holy
cortlntunion will take place.
Everyone is invited to a farewell/ '
served from 4.30- to 7:30 pant. on
June
Camp Menesetung have a.•.vish
'list consisting of balloons. ice
cream pails,-cpnsirue ion paper,
.silk or dried tlowcrs..glue ;uckz,
door stats, night lights: umbrellas.
blankets: sticky fly papers.-spong-.
es, embroidery'tlass. rubber aliives.
lace. nhhon. flannelette sheets .inc1
• retirement for $cr, Jack .Patitlrson •
on June 29 and following the ser-
vice of worsltip.a barbecue Iun eh-
"crin..wll he provided.
The Trends: will ..he having a
slecpnver at the Brucelield Church'
on, June 13 at 7 pan. . -
The "Teens will meet •at the
Bruceticld Church. June 15, at 2
p.m.. •
Vacation Bible Schonl'for Varna:.
Goshen: Bruceticld .ind Kippen
will he held -August's iii Y'
Valerie Laurie and Cara :Stephen-
s iii wdre goustspeakers 'at the Var-,
ria t C.W. meeting- on Thursday
evening. They spoke on their trip
to Toronto with the SLAB program
(Street Life Awareness Program). •
They arrived at the Metropolitan
United Church in Toronto where •
they met their guide. These guides `
we r •wo ,bung men whom had
been street guys for a number of
years. They had a discussion on the '
homeless and how they felt. then
split into -groups and toured Toron-
to. The guides showed the . spots
you would find street people. •
The participants were given- SI
for lunch and they had fun trying to
buy cometh ng to eat. They came-
hack
amehack appreciative of living in this
rural. area. Ruby Hill and Ruth
Johnson- thanked the girls for their
talk. -
President Deb Rathwell opened'
the 'business meeting with a.pnem
entitled "Fathers are Wonderful
People". A thank you was read
from the Youth Group for the do-
nation of squares for the ;spaghetti
supper. The women cleaned the
cabin at Camp Menesetung on
cleaning day. Camp day at Camp
Bimini is.celebrating a triple cele
•hration - the .50th anniversary of
the Huron .Perth Presbytery. the
3 -5th anniversary'of the U.C.W. and
the 30th- anniversary of the Huron •
Perth Presbytery. U.C.V.. The
speakers .were Heather McClean.
Elly . Van Bergen,. and Barbara
-Plante. ' -
The Summer Event is on July. 19 -
in- the Siloam United Church, in •
London: A donation was made to ;
Five Oaks. Six women offered to
make squal-es for .the Five Alive.
There will be a Community Wel-
come Shower for • Monica Meades
to July 9. -
Sign up to sec "Brigadgon" at the
Grand Bend Playhouse on August
27" by calling Shirley., Hill by. July - -
.27. There will he a dinner at Mill-
ington's • before going to Grand
Bend. Rathwell ended -the meeting
With prayer.
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