Times-Advocate, 1986-07-02, Page 11FAREWELL PRESENTATION — Rev. Wilena Brown, who is leaving 1 e Varna -Goshen c arge, was
presented with a quilt, a collectors plate and a microwave oven at a farewell service on Sunday. Taking
part in the presentations were Goshen UCW president Helen Keys (left), Varna UCW president Mary
Chessell, Varna elder Charles Reid and Goshen elder Howard Armstrong.
Plan Crediton Vacaflon Scirnol
By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR
Vacation Bible•School will be held
the week of July 28 to August 1, 9:00
-11:30. The theme will be come along
and discover God's wisdom.
If you have any of these articles
please drop off at a box in the front
entrance of church: plastic ' jugs
(Javex or vinegar, etc)paperegg car-
tons, old socks (suitable for sock pup-
pets), styrofoam meat trays, card
boxes, small plastic containers like
pill bottles, film canisters etc.
The sermon topic at Zion United
Church was taken from 1 Peter
2:18-25 titled "The Attractiveness of
Jesus".
Jamie John Douglas son of Kevin
and Rita Lewis was baptized; also
communion was held.
IIMPIT Pa
in conjunction with
Colours of London
present
Fashion - In -Living Colour
• Thursday, July 3
• At Merry Rags
• Live Fashion Shows at
12:30 and 4:00 p.m.
• Ongoing Colour Demonstrations
• Free Admission
• Everyone Welcome
• Raindate Tuesday, July 8
'err
rev Inas
Open 7 days a week
10 a.m.- 6 p.m.
11/4 miles S. of Grand Bend on Highway #21 238-2818
No choir this week and no Sunday
school.
In hospital: St. Joseph's London,
William Schwartz; at South Huron,
Mrs. Roxie Weber, Mr. Leonard
Wein, Mrs. Ruby Masnica.
Mrs. Stan Preszcator spent Thurs-
day with her mother Mrs. Ed Regele
and Norman Hubley, Seaforth
A chiveree was held Thursday
evening for Mr. and Mrs. Don Fink-
beiner on the occasion of their 25th
anniversary.
A 65th birthday and retirement par-
ty was held at P.J.'s restaurant on
Sunday, June 29 for Stan Preszcator.
Those attending were his wife,
Shirley, Cliff Thornton and Mrs. Mary
Bird, London; Mr. and Mrs. Robert
England and Dennis, Huron Park;
Mr. and Mrs. David Glanville and
family, Listowel; Mr. and Mrs.
James Barnes and Jenna, Parkhill;
Mr. and Mrs. David Isaac and Tasha,
Exeter; Miss Brenda Glanville and
Carl Farr, St. Thomas; Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfred Preszeator and family,
Baden; Mrd and Mrs. Ed Chalmers
and Joshua Walton, Mrs. Barb Lovett
and friend, Mitchell. Thanks to the
staff at P.J.'s for the delicious supper
which they served to make this a
special occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Johnson,Toron-
to, spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Allan Finkbeiner, RR 2
Crediton.
Irene, Teresa, Darlene, Carrie
Lynn, Michelle, and Darlene Fink-
beiner, Crediton and Judy Johnson,
Toronto attended a bridal shower in
Hensall for Linda Cull, bride -elect of
Irene's grandson Bradley Stewart.
• Irene and Judy enjoyed the quilt
show at the Lambton Museum, Grand
Bend.
Now that school is out, all drivers
watch out for our little ones on
bicycles, after all they are precious.
Receives gifts
Times -Advocate, July 2, 1986
Page 11
Farewell to Varna minister
By MARY CHESSEU
Goshen Church was filled on Sun-
day for Rev. Wilena Brown's farewell
service. The Varna Singers sang "In
the Sweet Bye and Bye" and "When
the Roll is Called up Yonder".
In the children's story, Johnny
learns to like a new teacher, which
Miss Brown compared with getting to
know their new minister. In her ser-
mon, she said older ministers learn
that it may take years to see the
results of their ministry. She likened
some people's faith to the lamp set
under a "bushel", while the faith of
others develops like the small
mustard seed that slowly grows intp
a large plant.
Following the worship service,
Charles Reid and Howard Armstrong
presented Miss Brown with a
microwave oven from the members
of the charge. Goshen United Church
Women gave her a collector's plate,
which was presented by president
Helen Keys. Varna UCW's gift,
presented by Mary Chessell, was a
beautiful quilted bedspread.
A pot luck lunch and a time of
socializing followed. Tai and Hiep
Nguyen and several members of their
family joined the party at lunch time
to say goodbye to Miss Brown and
other friends, as they are moving to
Toronto. Hiep will be teaching in a
French immersion school.
The Induction of Rev. Sam Parker
is in Varna Church at 8 p.m. on
Friday.
Moves
This is moving season. On Friday,
Rev. Sam and Barbara Ann Parker
moved into the manse, and Marie
Beatty's family moved the furniture
from her home, which has been sold
to Alan and Audrey Remington of
Kendal, Cumbria in England, close
friends of Jim and Madeleine Mur-
-ray: They will spend the summer
months here. We'd like to extend a
warm welcome to all the newcomers..
Dave and Marilyn Marshall of
Tweed, former Brucefield residents,
attended the Hydro Retirement din-
ner in Clinton on Saturday and visited
friends in the area including the
Chessells.
Student awards
Congratulations to Nancy Webster
who was named best all-round girl
and runner-up for the academic
award at the graduation dinner for
students of Huron Centennial School,
Brucefield and their parents. Shelley
Brandon won the French award and.
was runner-up for best all-round girl.
Michelle Turner received the Doris
McKinely music award and was
runner-up for the French award. She
also won the Gauss mathematics
award in a county -wide competition.
Personals
Alex and Olive Murray have return-
ed home after spending a month with
their daughter June and son-in-law
Derek Lowder and.three grandsons in
Fairmont, B.C. Alex visited his sister
in Vernon, B.C. and his niece and
nephew. The weather was hot in the
west, 92 in Fairmont and as high as
102 in Vernon.
Man to fellow worker: "I'm proud to
say that I have worked for 30 years
- saved, scrimped, budgeted, invested
- just so I could give my kids what I
never had: a father up to his eyeballs
in debt."
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Harry Maddox
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The United Church service was
held at the usual time on Sunday:
Charles Ziegler, student minister
chose as his topic "The mean deter-
mine the End." Mr. Donald Stuart
was at the organ for the service.
Mrs. Von Overholt and family at-
tended the Maloney family reunion,
Sunday. It was held at McNaughton
Park, Exeter. A very enjoyable time
was had by all.
Carol Mills and Mary Kooy attend-
ed the Heritage Quilt show at Lamb -
ton Heritage Museum, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Brandon,
Heather, Catherine and Scott of Ux-
bridge, Mr. Robert Murrell, Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Murrell of Tborndale
were weekend visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Powe.
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