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Home My WebLink AboutThe Times Advocate, 2004-02-11, Page 7SoloResults February 4 Wednesday, February 11, 2004 Exeter Times -Advocate Page 7 'Buy your church a coffee' day Feb. 14 at the Varna store by Joan Beierling VARNA CORRESPONDENT VARNA - The Stan Lee Club met in the Complex on Tues., Feb. 3 beginning with a pizza lunch. Fifteen members were present. President Charles Reid conducted the business and Anna Keys read the minutes. Bernice Reid gave a humourous read- ing called, When I Am Old and Live With My Kids. Charles Reid entertained with several jokes. Marlene Deichert spoke of bus trips to Putman Pete's and the St. Jacobs area. There are summer trips available to the Thousand Islands. Charles Reid encouraged everyone to send letters to our MPP encouraging the govern- ment not to cut drug bene- fits. Margaret Hayter brought greetings from Jean McEwan a former Stan Lee member who is now at Queensway in Hensall. Shuffling will begin again. Tues., Feb. 10 at 2 p.m. Anyone is welcome to shuffle and encouraged to come. High euchre winners were Mona Stephenson and Charles Reid. Consolation winners were Norene Hayter and Floyd McAsh. The Varna UCW met on Thursday evening with 12 members present. Joan Beierling welcomed every- one and opened with the Power Thought for the Day. The committee in charge of the devotion were Ruth Johnston, Mary Ostrom and Joan Beierling. Treasurer Marg Hayter gave the financial report and also reported that the UCW cookbook, Let's Bake Bread, is still for sale and that 764 books have been sold to date. Thank-yous were read from Shirley Hill, Doris Wilson and family, Marj Stirling, Clinton Public Hospital and the Hill fami- ly. The Quilt for Community Living is now done and a big thanks to Ruby Hill for opening her home to the quilters and also to those women that quilted --you know who you are! The Varna UCW are invited to Goshen for the World Day of Prayer Meeting March 4. Joan Beierling opened the devo- tion with a prayer Facing the Day. Mary Ostrom read the Scripture reading followed by the hymn, For the Beauty of the Earth. Ruth Johnston read, Before Preparing a Meal. Joan Mary presented readings, New Year's Resolutions and When Rebekahs to attend district meeting EXETER - The Humanitarian and Service Committee will have a euchre Feb. 11. The lodge served 193 people, which was excellent considering the weather, at the poorboy lunch. Thanks to all who came out. The district meeting will be March 10 at 2 p.m. in St. Marys. DDP Isa will make her official visit to the lodge on March 17; there will be a potluck supper before the meeting. Plans are being made to entertain the Oddfellows and spouses in April. PNG's will meet at Sis. Audrey MacGregor's home on Feb. 19. Please attend as there is a speaker coming. Capsule Comments by Ernie Miatello Here's the eleventh commandment: Thou shaft not skip breakfast. Eating breakfast every day helps improve concentration, reduce hunger and maintain a healthy weight. It's a good habit. When cleaning out your medicine cabinet, check those tubes of creams and ointments for their date of expiration. The date is usually found imprinted in the crimp at the bottom of the tube. You want fresh medication when you need it. This is especially true with antibiotic ointments. Most pharmacies will take your outdated medications for safe disposal. Trying to lose weight? Make permanent dietary changes gradually. Pick one eating and activity change and stick with it for several weeks before adding a new one. Making changes in small steps works much better than giant leaps to improve healthy living habits for a lifetime. Labels on cold medications often say "Do no take if you have hypertension". Most cold medications contain certain pseudoephedrine which can raise blood pressure. However, if your blood pressure is well-controlled, taking a cold medication containing this drug for a few days will not cause a problem. Huron Apothecary Ltd. Phone 235-1982, PHARI 1 D A 440 Main St. Exeter ASS'S "YOUR HEALTH CARE PHARMACY" Tired of Dieting. Mary explained a bit about the Good Food Box she has been get- ting for the last two years and showed some recipes and other corre- spondence about it. The committee made muffins from the recipes and served them for lunch. The meeting ended with the benediction. Church on Sunday was at Varna. A gift of music was shared by grandma Joyce Dowson and grand- daughter Alisha Dowson. They sang, The Way That He Loves. John Robinson also shared his gift of music. He played piano and sang, In the Quiet Curve of the Evening. We certainly have gifted people right in our own congregations. Pastor Elly Van Bergen's message was on, God is Calling and How Long Will He Tolerate Your Busy Signal. Chili and home- made rolls were enjoyed following the service and the free-will offering which was over $200 will go to The Sleeping Children. The Varna VARNA NEWS 2004 Sienna CE annual meeting followed. Next Sunday, church will be in Goshen with a sim- ple -fare lunch after for both congregations. The donations will be matched by the Goshen UCW and directed to Camp Menesetung. The Goshen annual meeting will fol- low. The teens will meet at Brucefield at 7 p.m. on Friday night to prepare for their Valentine Tea to be held Sat., Feb. 14 in the Brucefield Church from 1 to 4 p.m. Mark your calen- dar and enjoy their home- made scones. Genelle Reid's scones were sam- pled at church on Sunday and were very tasty. The morning of Feb. 14 is Buy Your Church a Coffee day at the Varna store. Drop in between 9 and 11 a.m. and enjoy a coffee; live entertainment is by the Stephenson's. 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