Zurich Citizens News, 1981-05-14, Page 7Barbecue planned for family
A warxn welcoine is ex-.
tended to Barbara Horst and
her six-year-old son. Adam
and Sheree Kerrigan, who
are living in the new home
on the back street.
Barbara is the new
manager of the Red Pump
restaurant, in Bayfield. She
is originally from .Toronto,
but was in Calgary for three•
years before moving here.
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Sheree is frofn Calgary and
takes care of Adam while his
mother is working.
A total of $310 was
collected for the Cancer
Society in the April canvass.
Thanks to the women who
canvassed. and to those who
gave so generously.
Marjorie •Hayter's seven-
teen piano students gave a
recital for friends and
relatives at Goshen church a
week ago Monday .evening. .
The Nguyen family which
has been in our midst for the
past year -has .adjusted
beautifully to their new
country. They are moving to
Huron Park the end of June
where Tai and Hai are
employed.
There will be a joint Varna -
Goshen church service on
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11111 in
June 14 in Varna. followed
by a • barbecue. .with the
Nguyens as'honoured guests.
You are asked to bring your
ownhot dogs and ham-
burgers. The committee will
provide everything else.
Two babies were baptized
in Varna United Church dur-
ing the Mother's Day service
•on Sunday: Darcy Donald
Rathwell. son of Don and
Debbie. and Ryan Andrew
Morrison. son of 'Paul and
Judy. Anthems were sung by
the children's and adult
choirs. In Goshen. Leanne
Elizabeth Keys. baby
daughter of Steve and Linda,
was baptized.
The Varna -Goshen Youth
Group attc;ided the special
thank -offering service in On-
tario Street Church. Clinton
on Sunday evening to hear
the Rev. John Anderson of
New Zealand and the Teen
Choir.
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The silent auction of
plants at the May meeting of
Varna- United Church
Women realized seventy-
three dollars for the
treasury. The dessert euchre
' in April netted .268 dollars.
Some of this money was
quickly . put to use. with
donations .to the Resource
Centre in Mitchell. the Lon-
don City Mission and Clinton
Hospital Auxiliary. Three
dozen water glasses have
been added to the kitchen,
and enough stainless
flatware will be purchased
to bring the supply to. 100
place settings.
Invitations were , received
to the thank -offering
meeting in Clinton at On-
tario Street Church. and to
Visitor's Day at Brucefield
on June 2. An invitation was
also extended to a shower
for Janet Oesch at Goshen
on May 12. Cheryl Webster's'
shower is being held in Var-
na on June 3.
Those who wish to go to
Alma College in 'August
should hand in their five -
dollar bus fare at the June
meeting. The bale for Lon-
don .Mission will be packed
Friday.
Rev. Wilena Brown and
Mildred McAsh reported on
a very interesting Worship
Workshop they attended at
First St. Andrews Church in
London. Marjorie Hayter
also attended.
They found a strong rock
influence in the new church
music. and discovered that
one could learn to play
handbells rather quickly.
There was also instruction
on composing new hymns.
A Mother's Day worship
service was presented by
Margaret Dawson. Joan
Beierling. Sharon Chuter
and Jessie Keyes. and in-
cluded the poem .-An Old -
Fashioned Kitchen" read by
Mrs. Keyes and "What
Makes a Mother's Day?" by
IoIen.t
Carol Steckle of Huron
Ridge Acres gave many tips
on the care of house plants
and transplanting. She told
of a product that keeps
flower beds free of most
weeds .by destroying seeds
when they germinate; She
also told us that we should
free up the roots of plants
grown in cellpaks. especially.
if they appear to be root -
bound. when we ate
transplanting them. so they
will spread into the surroun-
ding earth.
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Homecoming
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July 26, 1981
Church Service 10:00 a.m.
Sunday School 11:00 a.m
Picnic Lunch 12:15 p.m.
Afternoon Session
Special speakers 2:00 p.m.
All members, friends past and present are
welcome to attend.
Please notify your family members and any
other friends of the Crediton churches.
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