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Recently Invested as new Beavers during a ceremony at the
Exeter Lions Youth Centre were, front row: Martin Girard (left),
Mitchel Homuth and Brandon Lewis. Middle row: Jamie Johns
(left) and Michael Cooper. Back row: new leader Pauline
Johns (left) and Greg Roy. Missing were Sean and Liam Chis-
holm.
Dashwood by Bernice Boyle
DASHWOOD - Twenty Dash-
wood Women's Institute members
and friends enjoyed a Christmas
dinner and program on December
6 at Allen's Cafe. Carol singing
followed. A reading, "Christmas
is Many Things" was given by
president Katherine "Becker in
which each member gave an ap-
propriate reply. This was followed
by a "Password Game".
Members are to remember their
Secret Pal at Christmas. Draw priz-
es were won by Dorothy Restemay-
er, Gerrie McCrae, Frieda Keller,
Aldene Wolfe and Mildred Keller-
man.
The next meeting is January 7 at
8 p.m. at the Dashwood community
centre. The roll call is to be an-
swered with a joke or riddle.
Personals
Mrs. Aldene Wolfe and her fami-
ly attended the funeral Sunday of
the late George Wolfe, West Hill.
He was the last surviving son of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Wes Wolfe. Sur-
vived by him is one daughter Clau-
dine Wolfe.
The G.N.O. Bridge Club held
their annual Christmas dinner at the
Zurich Hotel, Thursday, December
5. After they played cards and ex-
changed gifts at Aldene Wolfe's
home.
Annual Christmas dinner held In Varna
By Joan Beierling
VARNA - Varna U.C.W. had
their Annual Pot Luck Christmas
dinner last Thursday evening with
members, former members and
friends attending from various plac-
es despite the stormy evening.
Following the delicious dinner
some ladies went back into the past
and told some humorous and touch-
ing childhood memories of Christ-
mas.
Willi Laurie favored everyone
with two solos "My Hopes are
High" and "Heirlooms". Ruby Hill
read a reading "The Spirit of the
Season" and then the "Great Christ-
mas Story" was portrayed. Deb
Rathwell played the part of Mary -
showing her feelings, doubts and
fears of having baby Jesus with
Ruby Hill playing the very effec-
tive part of the Angel. Olive Phil-
lips was the narrator. Joyce Dow -
son played the part of Rachel.
Throughout the skit various Christ-
mas hymns were sang appropriate
for the story.
Joyce read a reading "Keep
Christ in Christmas". Rev. George
Philips ended the meeting with a
prayer and the benediction.
Many people from the area at-
tended the Christmas dinner and
dance held at the Stanley complex
last Saturday night. Parties there
were Stanley Township, Hill and
Hill, Varna Feed Mill, Seaforth-
Clinton, Veterinary Clinics, and
Bell Canada.
Last Sunday was the second Sun-
day of Advent and at the Varna
Church Service Carol and George
Simons lit the Candle of Peace.
Sunday, December 15 at 11 a.m.
the church service will be a com-
bined Varna -Goshen service held at
the Stanley Complex followed by a
potluck lunch of sandwiches and
cookies. Hot and cold drinks to be
supplied. Following lunch the com-
bined Christmas concert will be
held.
Sunday, December 22 the Church
Services will be as usual but the
Carol Candlelight Service will be at
7:30 that evening in Varna.
Annual reports will be needed to
be handed in by December 15 ei-
ther to Linda Linfield for Goshen
and George Philips for Varna.
Two young boys in the Varna
area, Darcy Rathwell and Michael
Stephenson play hockey for the
Bayfield Atom A team. They
A new
spirit of
giving
Gwen Whilsmith
Carfrey Cann
Robert Walker
W.J.D. McAllister
Catharine Young
Beulah Homan
Available at
played in a tournament over the
weekend and came up with the "B"
Championship. Congratulations
boys!
Congratulations to John and Gail
Dowson on the arrival of their third
daughter.
The December meeting of Stan
Lee Club was held at the White
Carnation Restaurant on December
3.
After all present had partaken of
a delicious dinner, tickets were
drawn for various prizes. Lucky
winners were Cal Horton, A.F.
Mustard, Harold Peck, Bruce Keys,
Edna Overholt, Hugh McBride,
Ivan McClymont and Wilfred Chut-
er.
A brief business meeting was
held. It was decided the January
1992 meeting will be an afternoon
meeting beginning at 2 p.m. in the
complex.
The program committee of No-
rene and Elmer Hayter and Marga-
ret and Mervyn Hayter arranged an
old time Christmas Concert. It be-
gan with a sing -a -long of Christmas
carols and songs led by Norene and
accompanied by Floyd McAsh.
George Phillips gave a welcome
recitation. A Stan Lee Boys Chorus
sang three numbers.
Three skits were presented which
added humor to the program:'
numbers were interspersed by a
drill, a reading and a solo by a lit- played and prize winners were Ber-
tle girl" with her dolly. nice Reid, Dorothy Ostrom, Mel
Several games of euchre were Graham and Hugh McBride.
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