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The Times Advocate, 2004-11-17, Page 2626 Exeter Times -Advocate Wednesday, November 17, 2004 Announcements/ Community AdventTea planned for Nov 28 By Joan Beierling VARNA CORRESPONDENT VARNA — Floor shuf- flling has started once again for the season at the Complex. Top four players last week were Charles Reid 225, Eleanor McAsh 217, Marg Hayter 205 and Ruth Johnston 175. The Varna Crokinole Club met last Tuesday evening for singles play and will meet again Tues., Nov. 23 at 8 p.m. The club welcomes new players; if interested please call 233- 7443. Congratulations to Scott and Kelly Rathwell on the birth of their daughter Nov. 12. Church was in Varna on Sunday with Pastor Elly Van Bergen with the wel- come, announcement and the Call to Worship Sun., Nov. 14 a Covenant Service was held for Rev. Mary Beth Wilson of the Brucefield Church. Guest speaker was David Curothers. Sun., Nov. 21 church will be in Goshen and in the evening help is needed to decorate Varna Church at 7 p.m. Thurs., Nov. 25 the Varna United Church Women are having their Christmas dinner party, one week earlier this year. This party includes all members, former mem- Ar HAPP7 VGRfiDVfiTION! Graduate - Stacey Thurman of Kitchener received her Honours BA in Religion and Culture at the Spring convocation forum at Wilfrid Laurier University, Waterloo. She is the daughter of Judy of Exeter and Glenn of Kitchener. Very special grand- daughter of Mary Coxon of Kitchener and the late Mae Morenz. Stacey is continuing her education, pursuing her Masters in Theology through Queens University in Kingston. We are all very proud of you Stacey. Way to go! Graduate - Andy Freiter, son of Reiny and Lynda Freiter, graduated on June 8, 2004 at the Spring Convocation at Brock University with a Bachelor of Sport Management. He plans to attend teacher's college next year. Andy, whatever the future holds, you have our love and support. Congratulations!! Love Mom, Dad, Ryan and Aimee Coming events... APPEARING AT WIN AM TOWN HALL HERITAGE THEATRE - 'Tis The Season, on Sunday, Nov. 21, 2:30 p.m. and Thursday, Nov. 25, 2 p.m. Tickets phone 357-4082. (45;46x) BAZAAR, TRIVITT MEMORIAL CHURCH A.C.W. EXETER - November 20, 10 to 12. Crafts, baking, mincemeat, tea tables. (44-46*) BEEF BARBECUE SUPPER - Brucefield United Church, Sunday, November 21, 5-7 pm. Adults $11; students 6-12 $5. Advance tickets only. Take-outs available. For tickets call 482- CHAMBER or 233-7188. (43-46) CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEGA BUSINESS AFTER 5 - Wednesday, November 24th, 5-9 pm. The Ranch House Inn. Everyone welcome. Refreshments, Door Prizes, Free admis- sion. Join us for an evening of information and fun as we show- case the services and expertise of some of our Chamber mem- bers. (44-46) bers and Varna communi- ty women—all are wel- come. Sun., Nov. 28 church is in Goshen and will be the celebration of the first Sunday of Advent. There will be a 'No Room at the Inn' Advent Tea Nov. 28 from 2 to 4 p.m. in the Varna Church. Come and see an impres- sive collection of Nativity sets and scenes and have a cup of tea and goodies with friends and neigh- bours. The free-will offer- ing only for the Mission and Service Fund. Anyone with Nativity scenes or sets should contact Pastor Van Bergen. Mon., Nov. 29 the official board meeting is in Goshen. �Cayirty hcGo (ath B j Christmas parade in �{e Ce n R,e i d Zurich Sun. Dec. 5 2\rovember 14 ZURICH — Although there is no longer a Village Prosperity Committee, there will still be a lighted Christmas parade sponsored by the Zurich Chamber of Commerce. The parade will be held Sun., Dec. 5 at 6 p.m. and will follow its regular route; however, it will end at the new Zurich Complex where the Bluewater Zurich Skating Club will host Santa while he greets and visits with the children. Past and new parade participants are welcome; for more informa- tion and/or to reg- ' ister call Vicki Wilder at 263-5343. Article submitted by Lighted Parade Committee: Vicki Wilder, Delores Gingerich, Sharon Brokenshire. SHOP SMART - SHOP EARLY Vauin Sat. Nov. 27-10 to 4 Loh cif ©hr i p. • Gift Baskets • Santas • Snowmen • Ornaments • Candle • Gift Items FEEL FREE TO COME IN AND BROWSE FAYE VAN OSS Unique Design Baskets 99 Victoria St. N. RR1 Centralia 228-7053 WALLIS / WALKER Drew and Cam Beckett are excited to announce the engagement of their Aunt, Angie Wallis and Joe Walker. A 2005 wedding is planned. Love ya lots! -- Drew & Cam xoxo 1 GOTCHA! Love our Family XOX VERHOOG Adam and Sarah Verhoog would like to thank their family for such a wonderful day, and all those: who attended their cele- bration. The wedding took place May 29th at the Exeter Christian Reformed Church. / ANNESLEY k, -.,� � ?+- ,� ' • t ': `` f ' CA ,;., ati`'. � �'. "� «_ ' fir.: ENTERTAINMENT , THURS. NOV. 25 - PINNACLE , Fri. Nov. 26 - CRAZED ' __. the ridge g UPCOMING EVENTS Sun. Nov. 21 - NASCAR WRAP-UP outlet!!) 1•'• RIBFEST COOKOFF % I'e (Call and book your crock pot 1/2 PRICE APPETIZERS WED./ THURS. 3:30 - 5:33 - TRY 'EM ALL!! THURS. NOV. 25 - Yankee Thanksgiving Hosting ALL DAY • Turkey Dinners • Turkey Eating Contest (Call for details) • Safety meetings available BIG SCREEN FOOTBALL 1 p.m. Colts vs Lions 4:30 p.m. Bears vs Cowboys Vil YOU BE THE COACH - PLAY LIVE QB -1 ENTERTAINMENT , THURS. NOV. 25 - PINNACLE , Fri. Nov. 26 - CRAZED ' __. CHRISTMAS CANTATA - "THE STORY OF CHRISTMAS" - Sunday, December 5 at 7:30 pm. Caven Presbyterian Church, Exeter. Free will offering. (45-47) CHRISTMAS CONCERT - with Rev. Mark Curtis: Introducing New Gospel Recording "Reminiscing". Sunday, November 28th, 7:30 pm., Exeter United Church. Tickets $12.00 in advance, $15.00 at the door, teens $5.00, 12 and under free. Tickets available at E.U.C. office 235-0860, Scotiabank 235- 1365, Country Flowers, MacLeans Home Hardware 235-0800 and Sew Fine. (44-47) LORI STEWART & PAUL HAGERMAN - STORIES FROM JAMAICA - Saturday, Nov. 27 10:00 am - 3:00 pm. Exeter United Church. Explore with us the issues and concerns which impact our lives and lives of those in Jamaica. Everyone wel- come. Four mini -workshops offered. Come for the day or for any 1 or more of the workshops. Registration is required for lunch. (Free Will Offering) Contact office 235-0860 or Ken Agnew 235-1358 to register. (46) TOY, SPORTS CARD, TEDDY BEAR, DOLL GIFT AND CRAFT SALE - Seaforth Agricultural Society's 18th show held in the Agriplex, Arena and Public School Nov. 27 & 28, 10- 4:30. Admission $4.00. Great selection of collectible toys and crafts. **New vendors** Info www.c4thagsociety.on.ca or 519-527-1321. (46;47) VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT - Adult Co-ed recreational non -spiking November 19 & 20. Lucan Community Centre. Contact Wendy Hardy 227-4166. (44-46*) ZION UNITED CHURCH, CREDITON SUNDAY SCHOOL - CHILI LUNCHEON - Sunday, November 28, 2004. 11:OOam- 1:OOpm. Come enjoy a warm bowl of chili, a bun and a delec- table dessert along with a coffee, tea or juice. Tickets $5.00. Call Ruth 234-6035 or Kristina 234-6128 (also available at the door). (45-47x) ENTERTAINMENT - EXETER LEGION - on November 20, 2004 "Bill Knapp" 4 to 6 and meat draw. (46)