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Times -Advocate, November 2, 1983
Welcome new family to
Welcome to Mr. and Mrs.
Doug McBeath and two
children formerly of Kincar-
dine who will be moving into
the Stade home on Goshen St.
(Doug is also the new
banker).
Dave and Marie Gelinas
and family have moved into
the Robert Westlake home on
Goshen Street. The
Westlakes in turn have taken
up residence in the former
home of Ellen Batatone.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Turkheim attended the
Autumn Convocation at
Alumni Hall, Western Univer-
sity in London on Friday, Oct.
28. Their daughter, Mrs.
Marion Billington was one of
the graduates receiving her
Bachelor of Arts degree.
Andrew and Alida Rau are
happy to announce the arrival
of a little granddaughter,
born to Terry and Helen Rau
of Chatham on Wed., Oct. 26.
Andrew and Alida Rau and
daughter Mary -Lou
Turkheim spent last weekend
in Detroit visiting with Alida's
sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Quenneville.
Donna Klopp, Annie Fink-
beiner, Luella Willert, Edith
Hohner and Anne Flaxba-d
attended the L.C.W. district
assembly in Milverton last
Wednesday.
Congratulations to Lee and
Sandra Desjardine (nee Hoy )
BEHIND THE SCENES — Elvo Peck (left), Anna Keys and Noreen Hayter were busy
in the kitchen serving two sittings totalling 160 people of the annual fowl supper
at Goshen Church. Mrs. Hayter and Mrs. Keyes were organizers of the event.
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Varna Remembrance. service
By Mary Chessell
A Remembrance Day ser-
vice will be held in Varna and
Goshen communities, and
anyone else in the township
who wishes to attend next
Sunday at 11:00 a.m. follow-
ed by a service at the
cenotaph.
The new study book "Jesus
Means Life" will be introduc-
ed at the U.C.W. meeting this
Thursday night. A filmstrip
will be shown.
Mary Reid has been a pa-
tient in Stratford General
Hospital following eye
surgery on Friday.
Here's a tip I learned from
my sister - if you're annoyed
with the way the new longer
milk bag fits the pitcher, bend
a piece of cardboard to fit in-
side the front of it. It should
extend a few inches above the
pitcher. The bag then slips in
easily and is held rigid while
pouring.
The good autumn weather
we've had this year has kept
the gardens producing late. 1
was able to pick enough pole
beans for a meal last week,
some berries, kohlrabi,
cauliflower, tomatoes and red
peppers. We had enough
huckleberries for many a pie
from just a few plants. The
deer hunters will be hoping
for some snow by next week
to bring down the remaining
leaves. The other night we
GIVING THANKS — Rev. Wilena Brown says grace to
begin the first sitting of hungry diners at Goshen
Church's annual fowl supper.
Bulk
Mr. Bee says: Super Specials
• Prices good till Sat., Nov, 5
Borden Eagle Brand
Sweetened
Condensed
Milk
300 ml.
1.89
Pis Filling
99 tb
Apple, Cherry,
Blueberry, Raisin,
lemon Filling, Block
Forest Filling
(bring your own
containers)
Minute
Tapioca
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Minute
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500 grams 1
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saw a picture taken on Oc-
tober 24 two years ago show-
ing quite a snowfall, the se-
cond of the year.
Varna 441 Glamour Gals
The 4-H programs were
covered in one meeting of the
Varna 4-H Glamour Gals at
Kate Keys' home on October
24. The girls had fun with a
game of Buyers Bingo. Julie
-Webster, Julie Consitt and
Janet Coleman, after only a
few minutes' preparation
time, did an excellent skit "A
Friend in Need is a Friend
Indeed".
Preparation started on a
skit for Achievement Night
which will be on November
17. It's entitled "Happiness is
Keeping Fit."
One more session to finish
book covers and practise the
skit will complete this fall's
program.
(o1 /en (j/inpJeJ
Now that we are oack on
standard time, it will make
the day -light hours so short.
Perhaps more visitors might
take advantage of the long
dark evenings to visit the
residents.
Movies were shown on Mon-
day evening followed by a
social time.
The Ladies of James Street
United Church, Exeter, spon-
sored the November birthday
party on Tuesday evening. An
enjoyable program was
presented by the group in
charge, followed by
refreshments.
Residents having birthdays
during the month of
November were Mrs. Vera
Brintnell, Mr. James Clarke,
Mrs. Pearl Gale, Mr. Aaron
Gingerich, Mrs. Ada
McDonald, Mr. Gerald
Sreenan and Mrs. Milverna
Truemner. Birthday gifts
were presented, courtesy of
the Ladies Auxiliary.
A thank you to the Manage-
ment of the Ducharme Or-
chards for the delicious ap-
ples donated.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald Sreenan on the
occasion of their 25th wedding
anniversary.
We are pleased .to have
Mrs. Ruby Fowler who has
been in South Huron Hospital
for sometime, and formerly
of Maplewoods Apartments,
join her husband here. Also a
welcome home to Mrs. Agnes
Sillery who has been a patient
in St. Joseph's Hospital for
several months.
Residents who have been
out recently are Mrs. Oriole
Westlake, Mrs. Milvera
Truemner and Mr. Aaron
Gingerich.
Bingo was played on Friday
evening followed by
refreshments.
Rev. Bob Matheson of
Thames Road United Church
was in charge of the chapel
service on Sunday evening.
who were married on Satur-
day at St. Peter's Lutheran
Church with dinner and
reception later' at the
Dashwood Community
Centre.
Farewell to Harold (Gib)
and Dorothy Stade who mov-
ed to Kelowna B.C.
(Okanagan Valley) this past
week. Their son Richard from
B.C. was here helping them.
Albert and Mary Liboiron
and two -month-old Andrew of
Calgary, Alberta, recently
visited with his aunt and un-
cle, Blanche and Bill
Ducharme for a few days.
Bonnie Schenk, Patti Rau
and Gail O'Brien enjoyed a
twoday stay in Chatham at
the Wheel's Motor Inn while
attending an advance hair
cutting and styling seminar
last week.
Teles Denomme of Pain -
court recently visited with his
sister Mrs. Florence
Denomme for a few days..
Just a reminder not to
forget to come to St. Boniface
School gym this Saturday,
Nov. 5 anytime from 10-4 p.m.
as lots will be going on at the
bazaar - hot dogs for sale,
penny table, fishpond for
children, bake table, crafts
and much, much more.
Every
town:
Saturday, Nov. 12 is the
Fall Bazaar and Bake Sale at
the Bluewater Rest Home
from 2-4 p.m., sponsored by
the Ladies Auxiliary. Any
donations %. ould be greatly
appreciated.
Congratulations to Ruth
Anne Bechler and Bill Herron
who were married in London
on Saturday at the Church of
Christ. The bride is the
daughter of Ivan and Gladys
Bechler, RR 1 Zurich.
A fairly good crowd was in
attendance at Bro. Bob's
Bingo on Saturday with lots of
winners and the lucky one to
win the 8100 jackpot was Lee
Regier of Zurich.
Mr. and Mrs. Milfred
Overholt along with her
mother, Mrs. Adella Regier
spent from Thursday night to
Sunday visiting with family
members in Windsor.
Joy Hogg of St. Joseph's is
presently visiting with her
mother in British Columbia.
Ray and Rebecca
Geromette of St. Clair Shores
visited with her parents Lu-
cien and Nora Corriveau last
Thursday and Friday accom-
panied by Cecilia Geromette
who stayed with her sister,
Mrs. Dennis Charrette at RR
2 Zurich. On Sunday Jean and
others to new addresses
called on the Corriveaus.
On Wednesday morning,
Nov. 9 beginning at 9:3o a.m.
till 11:30 "Morning Break"
will be held at the Zurich
United Church with Martha
Weigand of Dakhwood
teaching Bread Art, followed
by Bible study. Babysitting
will be available. Everyone
welcome.
Best wishes for a s
recovery are extended to
Ethel Regier who is a patient
in University Hospital, Lon-
don and Ruth Church who is
in St. Joseph's Hospital.
Last Thursday and Friday
was the London Area
Women's Institute 69th Con-
vention held in St. Marys, On-
tario at the community cen-
tre. Those going from the
Zurich branch for the two
PASSING — Pat Wilson posses a dish of potatoes to
Mary McLean, Stratford, of the Goshen fowl supper.
Mrs. McLean's daughter Margaret Hayter is at back,
days were Ina Neeb, and
Edith Hohner. Going for one
day were president Joan
Smith, Freida Moore and An-
nie Finkbeiner who all found
it to be very informative.
Veronica Glen of Van-
couver spent a week recently
with her mother, Mrs.
Josephine Dietrich.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Regier spent from Thursday
to Monday in Windsor visiting
with their two daughters and
families plus some Regier
relatives.
Ted and Jean Geoffrey
motored to Windsor on the
weekend where they visited
with Al and Doris Regier, and
daughter Colleen and Dan
Wilson and family in
Blenheim.
Several friends of Cathy
Merner helped her to
celebrate her 13th birthday on
Friday night with a pizza sup-
per and slumber party.
Mrs. Juliette Denomme
returned home on Sunday
after being away for a week
visiting with her chidren in
Rondeau Park and Elden and
Luciene Denomme in London.
Mike and Donna Caers at-
tended a four day insurance
convention in Peterborough
last week.
A fun time was had by all at
the Hallowe'en Masquerade
party at the Bowling alley on
Friday night. Also some of the
ladies teams dressed up on
Monday.
Kenneth Westlake, Sarnia,
received his Bachelor of Arts
Degree, Friday, October 28
from the University of
Western Ontario at the Fall
Convocatiwi.
Keith and Margaret
Westlake and family attend-
ed the graduation.
St. Peter's
Lutheran Church
REV. KARL SCHUESSLER
Vice Pastor
(345-2683)
Organist
Mrs. Christine Eagleson B.M.A. -
Sunday, November 6
10:00 a.m. - Worship Service
10:45 o.m. - Sunday School
There is o nursery for small
children which is supervised dur-
ing the worship -service. •
Everyone Welcome
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