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Wednesday, October 18, 2006
Canada's Singing Priest at Brucefield
United Church this Saturday
By Joan Beierling
VARNA CORRESPON I) I i NT
VARNA - Goshen
Anniversary was celebrated
on Sun., Oct. 15 in Goshen
Church. Pastor Elly Van
Bergen gave the message
"Walking A Mile In My
Shoes" and the learning time
was "At the End of the Trail."
Birthday
Wishes were
extended to
Gerald Hayter, Gordon Hill
and Bill Taylor.
Camp Menesetung Annual
Appreciation Day was on
Sunday from 2 - 4 p.m.
Sun., Oct. 22 Bill Andrews
will be leading in worship at
Goshen and Pastor Van
Bergen will be at Belgrave
United Church.
Goshen will be having their
Fall Supper on Oct. 25 with
two sittings.
Anniversary will be cele-
brated on Oct. 29 in Varna
church.
The Varna Crokinole Club
will meet Oct. 24 at the
Varna United Church at 8
p.m. Anyone interested call
Joan Beierling at 519-233-
7443 or come out and join in
the fun on that night. Please
bring crokinole boards and
lunch will be provided.
Five Alive presents Father
Mark Curtis live in concert.
Five Alive presents Father
Mark Curtis, Canada's
Singing Priest in Concert at
Brucefield United Church
Sat., Oct. 21 at 8 p.m. Enjoy a
toe -tapping, fun filled perfor-
mance of show tunes, classic
favourites and upbeat gospel
music that'll leave you wanti-
ng more! You can get your
tickets from Willi Laurie at
482-9265 or Debbie Rathwell
at 519-233-9153 or any Five
Alive member for $10 each.
Tickets are $12 at the door
so get yours early and don't
miss out on this fun filled
evening.
The Stan Lee Club met at
the complex on Wed., Oct. 4
with 14 members present.
President Charles Reid con-
ducted the meeting and trea-
surer Bill Taylor gave the
financial report.
The Fall Rally will be in
Grand Bend on Thurs., Oct.
19. Those going from the
Stan Lee Club are asked to
meet at Margaret Hayters
about 9:30 am. The noon
lunch is $7 per person to be
paid in advance to Bill
Taylor.
The Club meet again Wed.,
Nov. 8 at 2 p.m. Take note of
change of date. The
Christmas meeting will be on
Wed., Dec 6.
Thanksgiving Sunday was
celebrated in Varna Church
with the Sacrament of
VARNA
Solo Scores
Baptism celebrated. Jack
Markus Finlayson (son of
Mary Ellen and Mark
Finlayson) was baptized with
Pastor Elly Van Bergen per-
forming the ceremony.
Grandparents Mac and Janet
Webster and Carol and
Murray Finlayson also took
part in the ceremony.
The choir's gift of music
was Children of
the Heavenly
Father and Pastor
Elly's learning time was on
"Babies You Gotta Love
`Em."
The Congregation were
favoured with a mother -
daughter quartet. Mona
Stephenson, Debbie
Rathwell, Joyce Dowson and
Brenda Consitt sang Happy
the Home Where God Is.
Pastor Elly's message was
on "Gleaning."
Anniversary wishes
Anniversary Wishes were
extended to Barb and Tom
Consitt celebrating
NEWS
their 46th and Arnold
and Nora Keys cele-
brating 57 years.
Happy birthday wishes
to Bill Dowson.
Congrats to Cameron
Laurie Valedictorian at
Commencement Friday
night at Central Huron
Secondary School in
Clinton. Cameron also
was an Ontario
Scholar. Jennifer Keys
received the Bayfield
Optimist Award as well
as the Ontario Scholar.
Alieca Dowson sang 0
Canada for opening
ceremony and also is
an Ontario Scholar.
Congratulations to
these youth and the
best of luck in your
future endeavors.
Sun., Oct. 15 Goshen
Church will be cele-
brating their
Anniversary and Sun.,
Oct. 28 Varna will be
celebrating their
Anniversary. Wed.,
Oct. 25 Goshen has
their Fall Supper with
two sittings.
Varna UCW
Varna UCW met
Thurs., Oct. 5 with
Debbie Rathwell open-
ing with a welcome
and a reading "We Are
Thankful for Angels."
Elly Van Bergen
shared her beautiful
table arrangement she
had made for her
daughter Kate's wed-
ding held on Sept. 23.
Shirley Hill and Joan
Beierling took over
with the devotion on
Thanksgiving and the
Seasons of Life.
Shirley introduced
Solo scores for the week of Oct. 11
- High score Ken Keller; 2nd high
score Donna Corrett; High solo
Shorty Caldwell; 2nd high solo
Betty Coates; Mystery score Liz Bell.
Exeter Bridge
Above average scores for Oct. 11
- Carole and Dennis Hockey .684,
Pam and Jim Rabb .625, Art Pfaff
and Robert Drummond .625
guest speakers Katie
Sparling and Kim Conistt.
Katie and Kim were Princess
of the Furrow Competitors at
the Huron County Ploughing
Match. They explained what
they had to do to compete
and read their speeches.
Katie's was all about her 4-H
clubs and Kim spoke on
"Living on a Farm." Thank
you to these two girls for
sharing their speeches with
us and making us more
aware of what the youth in
the Varna Community are
doing.
Debbie read a thank you
from Vacation Bible School,
Jeff and Brenda Chuter and
Bonnie and David Roy. A
thank you to Shirley Hill,
Debbie Rathwell and
Margaret Hayter for decorat-
ing the church.
Sunday School teachers are
needed! Bayfield
Thankoffering is Wed., Oct.
11 at 7:30 p.m.
"It's a pretty
recognizable
brand name.
Originally it
was `Jerry's
Guide to the
World Wide
Web" but we
settled on
YAHOO."
Jerry Yang,
co-founder of
YAHOO
CLEAN COAL
EMITS 96.4% LESS
POLLUTION.
AT THIS RATE, EVEN
THE GOVERNMENT'S
HANDS WON'T
GET DIRTY.
The Power Workers' Union has a better
plan and you can go to abetterenergyplan.ca
and learn more about it.
POWER WORKERS' UNION
IT'LL HAPPEN
AGAIN WHEN
PIGS FLY!
BRANDING...
for Recognition and Buzz
The '2006 Huron Small Business Summit: Focus on Branding'
on October 26th at the Holmesville Community Centre.
A small business SUMMIT just for YOU!
Featuring a panel of local entrepreneurs who have
successfully developed their own unique brands, this event is
a must -attend for all small business owners. It starts at
3:OOpm and the afternoon session is 100% FREE!
If not you then who? It's YOUR business!
Competitive threats abound. From big -box stores to
commercial developments in close -by cities. You can compete
but you need to learn how.
We're giving you the tools, will you take the time?
The evening starts with a hot buffet at 6:30pm followed by
featured speaker and brand expert Kevin Stewart. Kevin will
discuss his own successful brand: AGVISION TV, which airs
on 30 CTV, CBC and CHUM television stations. At $25 per
person for the evening session, this is a fantastic opportunity
to gain access to one of rural Ontario's top branders.
Take the next step and register TODAY!
Contact the Huron Business Centre at (519) 527-0305 or
www.smallbusinesshuron.ca to register for this crucial event.
A 13ritses to 13etter 13vosiness Event
*Paul Klopp has farmed and worked in the Municipality all his life
HE KNOWS BLUEWATER
-Paul is passionate about our Past, Present and Future
*Paul knows that decisions must be made in the long term for the
best interest of the WHOLE of Bluewater
-Paul listens to all sides before forming his opinion and his vote
-Paul is a former MPP who realizes the pressures faced
by Rural Ontario
.Paul understands the urgency of working to preserve
both clean water and rural infrastructure
Paul will continue to work with all levels of government to make things work!
Re -Elect
PAUL KLOPP
Deputy -Mayor
He WORKS for Bluewater!
Paul Klopp
519-236-4291 klopps@hay.net