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Tittles -Advocate, April 8, 1998
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Final euchre games of season
By Annie Morenz
Shipka correspondent
SHIPKA - The last euchre for this season was held March 31 at
Shipka Community Centre with 10 tables in play. Winners were:
Ladies high Mabel Fraser; Ladies low Doreen Lightfoot; Ladies lone
hands a tie between Isobel Becker and Ethel Desjardine; Mens high
Jack Gale; Mens low Jim Pickering; Mens most lone hands Jan
Legerwerf. Happy birthday wishes this month to Annie Zielman and
Lorne Fenner. Harold and Lucille Vincent arrived home in mid-March
after spending the winter months in Florida. While there they visited
with their daughter Lori and son-in-law Kevin Brown.
Women in this area attended the Easter Ecumenical Tuesday night
April 7 at St. John's Anglican Church. Guest speaker was Michelle
Hansen, director of the Women's Shelter at Goderich.
Ken and Marg Baker were Sunday visitors with Mark and Vicky
Lawson, and daughters Rachael and Amanda of St. Marys.
April is cancer month. Children at Grand Bend United Church hand-
ed out daffodils to everyone as they left church last Sunday.
Hugh and Annie Morenz visited recently with Mary and Art
Finlayson at Seaforth, also with the Coleman family of Kippen, Bill,
Norma, John, Carol and Brandon.
Get well wishes to Ruth Sheppard who is presently in hospital.
Jason Clark wins canoe at annual rally
By Joan Belerltng
Varna correspondent
VARNA - A Good Friday church
service will be held in Goshen at
10:30 a.m. Readers are needed to
take part in the service.- There will
be a practice for this service at 9:15
a.m. that morning. Contact Tracy
Crick as soon as possible if you are
interested. April 12 will be the
Easter celebration in Varna.
There will he a congregational
meeting of the Varna Church fol-
lowing the church service on April
12. This isa very important meet-
ing so plan to attend.
A reminder of the Lenten Study
on Wednesday mornings at 9:30 in
the Varna Church. Everyone is wel-
come.
The Food Grains Growing
Project is moving along well.
Planting is not far away. Funds are
needed soon for seed, fertilizer,
weed control , etc. Donations will
still he accepted by the church trea-
surer.
The Five Alive Committee pre-
sents Family, Friendship and Fun
on April 19 at 7:30 p.m. in the
Brucefield Church. This program
will feature "The Friendship Band"
starring Paul Consitt. The Celtic
Band "Torinn" from Goderich will
he entertaining as well as the guest
speaker Jane Hoy from Rural
Response for Healthy Children.
The offering will go to the Flowers
of Hope campaign of Community
Living for South Huron.
The Varna United Church annual
pork -barbecue at the Stanley
Township Hall is planned for June
17.
The Stan Lee Seniors will meet
April 8 at the Shamrock Genetics
Inc. boardroom at Varna.,A presen-
Youth speakoff
this Friday
in Clinton
EXETER - About 35 people
enjoyed a potluck supper before the
,recent meeting of the Pride of
Huron Rebekah Lodge. DDP
Bernice Ford made her official
visit. She visits Clinton on April, 6;
and Brussels on April 14. April 15
is a banquet.at' Exeter United
Church when the - Assembly
Warden will visit the Exeter Lodge.
A practice for a tableau is set for
April 9 at 7 p.m.
This Friday will he the annual
United Nations Pilgrimage for the
Youth Speakoff at Clinton High
School at 8 p.m. Everyone is wel-
come.
Members are to get their tickets
in for the draw for the afghan. A
bake sale is planned for May 9.
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tation will be given by the manag-
er, Doug Reid on the operation of
the A.I. Unit and a tour of the lab.
Cards will be played after and
lunch will be supplied by
Shamrock.
The 13th annual canoe rally
sponsored by the Stanley Township
Rec Committee held on Sunday
was very successful with 108
canoes and 222 participants. Poker
hands were won by Rob Rau (first
prize), Pat Haggitt (second prize)
and Jeff Oesch (third prize). Jason
Clark from Hensall was the lucky
winner of the canoe, paddles and
life j4ickets.
The Varna Orange Lodge reports
another successful Heart and Stroke
Canvas in the Varna and Central
Stanley area.
This year $1,325.00 was collect-
ed and marks 16 years that the
Lodge had organized the local can-
vas. Those who worked on the
campaign included Floyd McAsh,
Ruby LaFaive, Jack Eckel, Howard
Armstrong, Loren Love, Mona
Stephenson, Doug McAsh, Bill
Dowson, Allan Hayter, Charles
Reid and Ivan McClymont.
On April 14 at 8:30 p.m. there
will be an open crokinole fun night
in the basement of Varna United
Church. Lunch will he provided
and everyone is welcome.
Congratulations to Mona and
Ralph Stephenson and d Jack and
Eleanor Coleman on the birth of
their new grandson born to,JDale
and Sandra on March 29.
Varna U.C.W. met last Thursday
evening. President Deb Rathwell
opened with a spring poem.
Thank.you notes were read from
Town and Country Support
Services, and from Rod and Lori
Merner and girls. An invitation was
extended from the Friendship
Circle of Hensall to meet with them
on April 4. The speaker will be
Betty Simpson of Glencoe.
On April 14 Kippen is holding
their Thankoffering with Barb
Hodgins, who will speak on "A
Thankful Heart". The April Event
will he held at the Northstreet
United Church in Goderich.
The cabins at Camp Menesetung
will be opening the week of April
27 to May 2. A wish list for Car1)p
Menesetung will be posted and a
box left at the church. Some things
needed are -balloons, fabric dye,
plastic ice crcam pails, construction '
paper, zip lock baggies, sponges,
embroidery floss, rubber gloves,
dried silk or plastic flowers, lace
and ribbon, clothes pins, paper
clips, elastics, paint brushes and
glue sticks. Flannelette sheets,
blankets, sleeping bags and small
floor mats are also needed as well
as tools. -
The group was reminded to keep
saving Campbell soup labels.
There will be a bridal shower for
Faye Anne Love on May 8 at the
Complex at 8 p.m.
Mary Ostrom, Janet Webster and
Shirley Hill were in charge of the
program. Hot cross buns were
served for lunch. The next meeting
will be held May 7.
The annual community yard sale
will be held on May 16 and 17 at
the Complex.
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Jason Clark wins canoe at annual rally
By Joan Belerltng
Varna correspondent
VARNA - A Good Friday church
service will be held in Goshen at
10:30 a.m. Readers are needed to
take part in the service.- There will
be a practice for this service at 9:15
a.m. that morning. Contact Tracy
Crick as soon as possible if you are
interested. April 12 will be the
Easter celebration in Varna.
There will he a congregational
meeting of the Varna Church fol-
lowing the church service on April
12. This isa very important meet-
ing so plan to attend.
A reminder of the Lenten Study
on Wednesday mornings at 9:30 in
the Varna Church. Everyone is wel-
come.
The Food Grains Growing
Project is moving along well.
Planting is not far away. Funds are
needed soon for seed, fertilizer,
weed control , etc. Donations will
still he accepted by the church trea-
surer.
The Five Alive Committee pre-
sents Family, Friendship and Fun
on April 19 at 7:30 p.m. in the
Brucefield Church. This program
will feature "The Friendship Band"
starring Paul Consitt. The Celtic
Band "Torinn" from Goderich will
he entertaining as well as the guest
speaker Jane Hoy from Rural
Response for Healthy Children.
The offering will go to the Flowers
of Hope campaign of Community
Living for South Huron.
The Varna United Church annual
pork -barbecue at the Stanley
Township Hall is planned for June
17.
The Stan Lee Seniors will meet
April 8 at the Shamrock Genetics
Inc. boardroom at Varna.,A presen-
Youth speakoff
this Friday
in Clinton
EXETER - About 35 people
enjoyed a potluck supper before the
,recent meeting of the Pride of
Huron Rebekah Lodge. DDP
Bernice Ford made her official
visit. She visits Clinton on April, 6;
and Brussels on April 14. April 15
is a banquet.at' Exeter United
Church when the - Assembly
Warden will visit the Exeter Lodge.
A practice for a tableau is set for
April 9 at 7 p.m.
This Friday will he the annual
United Nations Pilgrimage for the
Youth Speakoff at Clinton High
School at 8 p.m. Everyone is wel-
come.
Members are to get their tickets
in for the draw for the afghan. A
bake sale is planned for May 9.
Have a news tip?
Call the Times -Advocate
235-1331
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It's time for us to
Clean Up Our Floor Stock
All in -stock inventory reduced in price
Maytag, General Electric, Beam
Toshiba, Star -Choice
•; = Amex
APPLIANCE CENTRE J
390 Main St. S., Exeter 235-0705
SALES AND SERVICE "Your choice for value"
tation will be given by the manag-
er, Doug Reid on the operation of
the A.I. Unit and a tour of the lab.
Cards will be played after and
lunch will be supplied by
Shamrock.
The 13th annual canoe rally
sponsored by the Stanley Township
Rec Committee held on Sunday
was very successful with 108
canoes and 222 participants. Poker
hands were won by Rob Rau (first
prize), Pat Haggitt (second prize)
and Jeff Oesch (third prize). Jason
Clark from Hensall was the lucky
winner of the canoe, paddles and
life j4ickets.
The Varna Orange Lodge reports
another successful Heart and Stroke
Canvas in the Varna and Central
Stanley area.
This year $1,325.00 was collect-
ed and marks 16 years that the
Lodge had organized the local can-
vas. Those who worked on the
campaign included Floyd McAsh,
Ruby LaFaive, Jack Eckel, Howard
Armstrong, Loren Love, Mona
Stephenson, Doug McAsh, Bill
Dowson, Allan Hayter, Charles
Reid and Ivan McClymont.
On April 14 at 8:30 p.m. there
will be an open crokinole fun night
in the basement of Varna United
Church. Lunch will he provided
and everyone is welcome.
Congratulations to Mona and
Ralph Stephenson and d Jack and
Eleanor Coleman on the birth of
their new grandson born to,JDale
and Sandra on March 29.
Varna U.C.W. met last Thursday
evening. President Deb Rathwell
opened with a spring poem.
Thank.you notes were read from
Town and Country Support
Services, and from Rod and Lori
Merner and girls. An invitation was
extended from the Friendship
Circle of Hensall to meet with them
on April 4. The speaker will be
Betty Simpson of Glencoe.
On April 14 Kippen is holding
their Thankoffering with Barb
Hodgins, who will speak on "A
Thankful Heart". The April Event
will he held at the Northstreet
United Church in Goderich.
The cabins at Camp Menesetung
will be opening the week of April
27 to May 2. A wish list for Car1)p
Menesetung will be posted and a
box left at the church. Some things
needed are -balloons, fabric dye,
plastic ice crcam pails, construction '
paper, zip lock baggies, sponges,
embroidery floss, rubber gloves,
dried silk or plastic flowers, lace
and ribbon, clothes pins, paper
clips, elastics, paint brushes and
glue sticks. Flannelette sheets,
blankets, sleeping bags and small
floor mats are also needed as well
as tools. -
The group was reminded to keep
saving Campbell soup labels.
There will be a bridal shower for
Faye Anne Love on May 8 at the
Complex at 8 p.m.
Mary Ostrom, Janet Webster and
Shirley Hill were in charge of the
program. Hot cross buns were
served for lunch. The next meeting
will be held May 7.
The annual community yard sale
will be held on May 16 and 17 at
the Complex.
WARNING: OLD UGLY FLOORS
MAY CAUSE DEPRESSION.
Hannington Flooring Sale
All Mannington Classic;: Mannington Impressions (ollection; Mannington Naturals; (eramicri
and Quicksilver' floors ore on sole. Sole ends May 31,1998. Visit our store for details.
rMlAN ING1ON i
www.mannington.com •
Grand Bend Decorating
and Flooring Centre
46 Ontario St. Hw)i. 21, Grand Bend 238-8603
85 King St., Forest 786-6761
1.800-325-5401 FREE ESTIMATES
__ =
i e 1
1,11 b-anny
of our cahes are bahed
fresh in our stores. Order a fun -filled
faster Bunny cake for your family
today, or 41e may be fresh out.
235-4540 rr
1' 'a LtiC� r./.!✓.�CJ.l..C/.Or.!Z.cC,l./,l�J