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1999 Food Grains project already started
By Joan Belerling
VARNA
CORRESPONDENT
VARNA - The Stan Lee
Club met on Tuesday,
Feb. 4 in the Complex.
Bernice Reid and
Anna Keys gave read-
ings . It was decided to go
to the Deli-licious
Restaurant for lunch on
March 4th at 1 p.m. After
lunch, the group will go
bowling. If you can go let
Ivan McClymont know by
Feb. 28.
Information was
received regarding the
Grand Bend Carnival.
Seniors Day is Thursday,
Feb. 11 with an afternoon
of fun and entertainment
followed by a baked ham
dinner at 5 p.m. for $10.
Bob Stirling was instruct-
ed to pay Bob Peck for the
new coffee perk.
A few games of Euchre
were enjoyed. High win-
ners were Bertha Taylor
and Ross McDonald.
Consolation prizes went to
Eleanor Hendrick and
Margaret McClymont.
At 3:30 their guests
Marg Robinson, Clarence
Denomme . and Karen
Lehnen . arrived. They
spoke on the benefits of
Tai Chi and gave some
demonstrations.
A lunch was served with
a special valentine dessert
p'wepaved i by Bernice Reid
and Anna Keys.
Church Service was in
Varna on Sunday followed
by a potluck lunch and the
Annual Meeting. The
Varna church has a piano
to give away free to any
Church member or family
and any other person
could give a donation.
Beta Sigma- Phi
EXETER - Alpha Tau
Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi
visited the residents of the
Exeter Villa on January
19,
Entertainment was pro-
vided Diane Miller who
played the guitar and
Harriet Van de Burgt who
sang. Refreshments were
served by Verla Russell,
Brenda Hennessey, Donna
Webster and Elsie
Witteveen. A business
meeting was conducted by
Verla Russell.
February 2, Alpha Tau
Chapter met at the home
of Bev Delbridge with vice-
president Verla Russell
presiding over the busi-
ness portion of the meet-
ing. A report was given by
Donna Webster concern-
ing the Special Needs Girl
tht'ough Families for
Children sponsored by the
chapter.
A donation for prize
money was made to the
school section of the
Kirkton Fall Fair.
A successful Silent
Auction was held. Lunch.
was served by the hostess,
assisted by -Donna Jones.
The next meeting will be
hold at Linda Deelstra's
home on February 16.
Removal of the piano out
of the church basement
would be in the deal. For
more information contact
Don Rathwell at 233-
9153.
The Teens will meet
Feb. 10 at the manse in
Varna at 7:45. The Trends
will meet in Brucefield
Church on Feb. 12 for
Wacky Olympics.
The Varna Goshen,
Stratford Centennial Food
Grains Growing Project
was a success again in
1998. 'A thank you goes
out to all who contributed
and assisted. Volunteers
in each of the three
churches have met and
recommended continuing
with a 1999 project. The
wheat was already sown
in the fall.
Sunday, Feb. 14 Church
will be in Varna with a
Canadian Food Grains
service. Guest speaker will
be Ian McAllister, a mem-
ber of the Food Grains
Bank study tour two years
ago. McAllister will show
pictures of food aid pro-
jects he saw in Africa
from 10:10 to 10:25 dur-
ing coffee hour and will be
the speaker during ser-
mon time. Canadian Food
Grains Bank contributions
will be received along
with the regular offering
on the February 14.
Opportunities will be
given to contribute time
as well as machinery etc.
The Stratford Centennial
Congregation will also be
invited to join in this spe-
cial service.
Sunday School teachers
for Feb. 14 will be Lori
Merrier and Linda Keys.
Anyone wanting to teach
please give Lori Merner a
call at 482-7404.
Volunteers are needed for
one time or on a regular
basis.
Any youth or adults
wanting to be Confirmed
please contact Elly
VanBergen.
The Varna Annual
Pancake Supper will be
Tuesday, Feb. 16 from
4:30 - 7:30 in the Sunday
School Room in the Varna
Church.
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