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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1999-05-26, Page 37Wednesday, May 26, 1999 Exeter Times -Advocate 37 Announcements Girl Power! Building healthy relationships. On May 20, a Healthy Relationships Workshop was conducted at McCurdy Public School for 16 senior girls. The workshop, organized by Women's Shelter and Counselling Services of Huron, worked on building communication and relationship skills and self-esteem. First row (1- r): Tanya Enthammer, April Wood, Jackie Sterenberg second row: Jill Learn, Candice Sheridan, Nicole Christie, Amanda Bregman, Ashly Harrigan; third row: Ashley Arnold, Thu Ha, Kellye Cruikshank, Shawna Forrester, Sarah Noonan, Ashley Dunnell; fourth row: Dana Bozzato, Pam Snowdon, Jaime Dunnell, Jody Parsons, Betty Edwards Four young By Joan Beierling VARNA CORRESPONDENT VARNA - The Church Service on Sunday was held in Goshen with four youths being confirmed by Elly Van Bergen. Communion was also celebrated. The four youths being confirmed also took part in the service. Ryan Keys read the Call to. Warship. Darren keys read the Commendation Proverbs 3:5,6.' 'This was followed with the Confirmation :of Leanne Stephenson,. Danny Peck, Darren Keys and Ryan Keys. They were each present- ed with the New Adventure Study Bible, the New International Version and a keepsake "Remember Your Confirmation" booklet as momentoes of the day. Leanne Stephenson read scriptures. people catVarna Chih this week are May 27 the Tyke II team at 7 p.m.; June 2 the Squirt Girls on the North Diamond; June 3 the Mite Girls play at 7p.m. on the South Diamond . Come on out and cheer these teams on. Communion was then served followed by the Commissioning by Danny Peck. May 30 is Conference, Sunday. Church will be in Brucefield with a Five Alive Service with Rev. Cheri Dinovo at 11 a.m. There will be a pot luck lunch to follow. Please bring sandwich- es . and dessert. Relishes and drinks will be sup- plied. Special music will be presented by Tenor James Dundass from London. The offering will go to the London Conference Ziquala Water Project. On May 31 there will' be a Church Board Meeting at Gosbien Church at 8 p.m. Sunday School volun- teers are needed. Please contact Lori Merner if you can help. Sunday June 6 the Sunday School will sell hot dogs and drinks after Church as a Fundraiser. Sunday June 13 there will be a Bannockburn Hike during Church time finding the clues to the. Lord,s Prayer and piec- ing them together. Happy Birthday o Brenda Consitt May 25, Hugh McBride May 29 and Norene Hayter May 30 and also to Genelle Reid on May 30. Anyone interested in Adult Confirmation should contact Elly as soon as possible. The Plowing Match Choir practice is June 16 at 7:30 pm at Northside United Church .:In Canadian Tire Money is still being collected for Camp Menesetung. Varna Church pork barbecue tickets are available for June 16 from 4:30 to 7:30 at the Varna Complex. Ball games coming up 40th birthday celebrated on Saturday By Rhoda Rohde, Hodgert, Judith Parker, Danny and Janet Coward, THAMES ROAD CORRESPONDEN1 Erin and Megan, Arnold Jim and Henny Poortinga and Marion Cann and and Jennifer, Dennis and THAMES ROAD - On Jean Hodgert came to cel- Sandra Rowe, Frank and Saturday evening Man ebrate her birthday. • Frances Kints, Dennis, and Michele Hodgert and On Sunday evening Darren and friend family entertained for , Dave and Deb Van Belois, Stephanie, Darren and supper Diane Ellis in hon- Jenna and Josh of London Denise Boyle, Ross and our of her 40th birthday. were supper guests with Kay Hodgert, Gerry and Eric Ellis and Christine Alan and Michele Hodgert Elda Riehl and Jackie of were also guests. and family. Later they ,Stratford.. They had Later John and Laurel had fireworks. snacks and entertain - Miner, Ross and Kay Those attending were ment. IOM a0A in 4 O op DI E UR M A H I D13 ENSNBRED OLDS ADHERES EIS 1 W ED OAIINFIP ©C Q L D MAA EGO PON© MI© USER CUT WWI ! ASSET A Pn D D Y r1 BARGA OF A IN © 000 PAT 1 E ©C E A UBO OLEIC N O N S TfR TINA ENE ANSWERS; March for Jesus this Saturday EXETER -- Christians will tell the world Jesus is alive during the fourth annual March for Jesus in Exeter on Saturday. The event began in England and the concept has spread around the globe. On even num- bered years, the march is a world-wide event. The music for this year's event includes some familiar pieces and new songs reflecting Ca- nadian heritage in- cluding Native songs. People have been learn- ing the new songs during praise evenings and DeV- ries said there is one more praise evening to- night at 7:30 p.m. at Em- manuel Baptist Church in Exeter to rehearse the songs. Last year, 275 people participated in the March for Jesus ''and DeVries hopes for even more this year. The at- tendance has been con- sistent throughout the years, DeVries said. The walk with follow Huron St. to Main, follow Victoria to Andrew and end at MacNaughton Park. it will pause at the Exeter municipal office where a short prayer will be said for all levels of government. There will be a short time of celebration at MacNaughton Park fol- lowing the walk with a live musical group, sing- ing and prayer. March for Jesus events will also take place in Stratford, Goderich and London. DeVries is looking for- ward to next year's event which will celebrate Je- sus' 2,000th birthday. Anyone interested in participating should meet at the Baptist Church at 1 p.m. with the walk starting at 1:30. PO CIJICEsp/gfrls hlbrite band SATURDAY JUNE 26 1999 .TICKETS $12.00 ADVANCE $14.00 AT THE DOOR SHOW TIME 2:90 P.M. TICKETS AVAILABLE AT BLYTH GENERAL STORE, ERNIE KING MUSIC WINGHAM & GODERICH, DIXIE LEE FRIED CHICKEN, CLINTON Blyth Amphitheater Committee Come out and support TIM HORTOIU ,All Day...Wednesday, June 2nd Goderich Tim Hortons Exeter With sincere appreciation from jiff Children's Aid Society of Huron County for Tim Hortons' support of our community's children.