HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1975-06-26, Page 5THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1975 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
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News of Varna Area
Cheryl Webster, eighteen -year
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Grant Webster, of Varna, is
the recipient of a Colonel Ibbot-
son Leonard Huron College
entrance scholarship to Huron
College, London, recently ann-
ounced. This renewable scholar-
ship of $1200 is awarded annual-
ly by the Corporation of Huron
College to the three students who
have attained the highest first-
class standing in Year 5 (Grade
13) level subjects, and has a
possible total value of $4800.
Miss Webster will enter the
Faculty of Arts and Sciences
at Huron College, an affiliate
of the University of Western
Ontario, in September.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Webster
have returned from a trip to the
Mid -western states. They travel-
led through Illinois, Iowa and
Nebraska, and visited many
large feedlots in Nebraska and
the Union Stock Yards in Omaha.
Over 800 people attended the
United Church Pork Barbecue
held on June 18. The Board
of Stewards would like to thank
everyone who helped in any
way.
On Sunday, June 14, 1925,
the former Presbyterian and
Methodists congregations bec-
ame the Varna United Church.
The Presbyterian church was us-
ed for services and the Meth-
odist manse was kept. Rev. J.
Durrant of the Methodists cont -
Bronson
Mrs. Harold Penhale spent a
week at St. Thomas visiting with
her sister Mrs. Walter Scott.
Also was entertained by a dinner
at the homes of Mr. and Mrs,
Begg and Mr. and Mrs. G. Pen -
hale, and visited with a number
of other relatives and friends in
the neighbourhood.
inued as minister for a three-
point charge including Goshen
Blake congregations. Eventually
the Blake church was sold to the
young people of the Mennonite
Church and this became a two-
point charge. On Sunday after-
noon the Varna United Church
held an old-fashioned church
,service to celebrate the 50th
anniversary of union. Greeting
visitors at the door were Mr.
and Mrs. Elgin McKinley, of
Goshen Church, who were dress-
ed in Cedntennial fashions. A
church • full of people enjoyed
singing many of the old hymns,
such as "Bringing in the
Sheaves" and Blessed Assurance,
Jesus is Mine." Two anthems
were sung by the senior choir,
and one by the junior choir.
Mr. Peter Postill sang a solo,
"How Great Thou Art."
In his short sermon, Rev.
Taylor stressed that although
our way of living has changed
greatly in recent years, man is
basically the same as always,
a sinful person in need of the
saving grace of God.
Following the service, Mr. and
Mrs. Eric Luther, of Hensall
provided special music. A bount-
iful potluck supper was shared in
the arena. The anniversary cake
was cut by Mrs. Sherlock Keyes
of Varna and Mrs. Richard
Robinson, of Goshen.
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A few adults have registered
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