The Times Advocate, 2008-09-24, Page 1716
Times–Advocate
Wednesday, September 24, 2008
Firefighter donation
Association donation — Exeter firefighter association president ScottTurkheim (left)
and firefighter Danny Smith presented a cheque for $6,080 to Deanna Totten and Launie
Fletcher from Muscular Dystrophy Canada that was raised at the firefighter boot drive in
the summer. (photo/Pat Bolen)
In remembrance — Haskett
Funeral Homes and the Ausable
Bayfield Conservation
Foundation held their annual
Dedication Service at the
Morrison Dam on Sunday after-
noon. Approximately 400 peo-
ple attended the service officiat-
ed by Rev. Susan Moore to
remember loved ones lost in the
past year. Over the next year,
146 trees will be planted
throughout the conservation
area. Speaking at the service
were (standing) Colin Haskett,
and sitting from left, Bill Haskett,
Bob Norris from the foundation
and Rev. Susan Moore from the
Knox Presbyterian Church in
Bayfield. (photo/Pat Bolen)
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EXETER - The theme for the
opening meeting for 2008-2009
was "If teacups could talk." Co -
hostesses were Ada Dinney,
Marian Rider, Marie Astle and
Barb Fleet. On Aug. 25 we met
at the home of Ada Dinney who
had decorated her home in
Victorian decor. Roll call was
answered by sharing a story
about a favorite tea cup and
saucer each member had
brought. Everyone wore a hat
and gloves.
Elsie Hermann poured perfectly
steeped tea from a silver tea ser-
vice. Fancy sandwiches and
sweet treats were enjoyed.
On Sept. 5 we met at the home
of Mary Jane Taylor. Co -host-
esses Mary Jane and Jay
Skillender asked each member to
share information about a trip
they have enjoyed or plan to
enjoy. Many interesting accounts
followed.
Verla Russell was the lucky
winner of a towel and dish cloth
made and donated by Elsie
Witteveen. A social time and
refreshments followed as mem-
bers mingled and enjoyed Mary
Jones beautiful gardens.
On Sept. 18, 19 members and
one guest took part in a mystery
tour organized by co -hostesses
Rosemary Schaeffer and Elsie
Hermann.
Stops along the route included
Huron Ridge Nursery, Porter HIll
Productions, Zehr's Farm Market
and Ducharme's Apple Orchard.
Many purchases of flowers,
fruit decor items, pastries and
preserves were made.
A social time followed at
Rosemary's cottage on Lake
Huron.
Next meeting is scheduled for
Oct. 16.
Varna potato peeling bee Sept. 25
By Joan Beierling
VARNA CORRESPONDENT
VARNA — Worship
was held in Goshen
on Sunday with Colin
Snyder leading the
service. Colin's
Sermon based on
"Who Do You Say I
Am? Following the
service there was an
important congrega-
tional meeting.
Goshen UCW meet-
ing is Thurs., Sept.
25 at 7:30 p.m. in
the Goshen Church.
A potato peeling
bee will take place
Fri., Sept. 26 at the
Complex at 7 p.m.
There are two
wedding celebra-
tions coming up on
Sat., Sept. 27.
Meggin Bartliff Reid
and Julie Webster
are both getting
married on Sat.,
Sept. 27!! Best wish-
es and good weather
is wished to them.
There will be an
official board meet-
ing Tues., Sept. 30
at Varna at 8 p.m.
Varna UCW meet
Thurs., Oct. 2, at the
church at 7:30 p.m.
Mark your calen-
dar!! Walk for the
Cure. The
Stephenson Steps
are once again par-
ticipating on Oct. 5.
See Leisa or Deb if
you wish to make a
donation to find a
cure for breast can-
cer.
Sun., Oct. 5 Varna
will be celebrating
their anniversary as
well as baptisms.
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