Times Advocate, 1999-11-10, Page 21November 10, 1999
Exeter Timor -Advocate
C�rnmunity
Wreaths laid atVarna cenotaph
byJoan Beiecting
VARNA CORRESPONDENT
VARNA - Church service was in
Varna on Sunday and this Sunday it
will be in Varna also. A short
Cenotaph service was held after the
regular Service&iThe Laying of the
Wreaths was Fir Bill McAsh repre-
senting the Veterans, Ivan
McClymont representing the L.O.L.
and Jack Coleman for Stanley
Township. Valerie Laurie played
the last post on her trumpet.
Happy Anniversary to Scott and
Brenda Consitt.
There will be a Sunday School
meeting regarding the church
Christmas concert on Nov. 11 . The
Trends meet Friday Nov. 12 at
Brucefield at 7 p.m.
The Teens meet at Brucefield on
Saturday Nov. 13 at 7 p.m. to see a
video .
Nov. 25, there will be a board
meeting at Varna at 8 p.m.
The first Sunday of Advent is Nov.
28th. Volunteers are needed to light
the Advent Candles each week.
The Varna U.C.W. held their Nov.
meeting last week with president
Deb
Rathwell opening the meeting
with a reading "Great Faith is Born
of Trials". Bonnie Roy, Eleanor
McAsh and Marilyn Kalbfleisch
were in charge of the devotion, the
theme being Remembrance Day on
Medals and Models.
The cookbooks "Let's Break
Bread" are still selling.
Correspondence was read. McAsh
thanked everyone for the wonderful
meal served at their 60th wedding
anniversary and a written thank
you was also read from her daugh-
ter Peggy Morrison. A thank you
was also read from John and Emely
Coultis
Bayfield Fair Board is doing a
fundraiser for the parade.
Wreaths are on sale for $20 on
Laureate Degree received
EXETER - Alpha Tau Chapter of Beta
Sigma Phi were guests of their sister chap-
ter Beta Theta at their meeting on Oct. 12 at
the home of Joy Darling.
Verla Russell was assisted by Rosemary
Schaefer and Jay Skillender in conducting
the ritual for the Beta Theta members
receiving the Laureate Degree. They also
!ed the Silver Circle service for members
who had completed 25 years in Beta Sigma
Phi.
Nov. 2, 19 members and one guest gath-
ered at the home of Bev Delbridge. June
Essery introduced Faye Van Oss of Unique
Design Baskets. In addition to her display of
Christmas baskets, she had Christmas
wreaths, angels for the tree, and stocking
stuffers.
Rosemary Schaefer reported on the
upcoming project for the Canadian Society..
The next meeting will be on Nov. 16 at the
home of Maida Gaiser.
Verla Russell gave the process necessary
for those eligible to receive the Master's
Degree.
Seniors plan for
Christmas banquet
EXETER - On November 2, 54 senior citi-
zens sat down to a bountiful pot luck sup-
per. President Lois McFalls opened the
meeting with "Today Thoughts". June
Hodgson gave a report on the Senior
Games. Anyone interested in winter sports
such as skating is asked to call her. Door
prize winners were Grace Ballantyne, Don
Stuart, Pat Campbell, Leona Hern. Music.
was provided by Paul McNaughton and his
group. Ruth Skinner gave a reading on
"The Poppy" and the Riverview Linedancers
showed their talent..
The Christmas banquet is on December 7
at 6:30 p.m.at the Exeter Legion at a cost of
$10.00 per ticket. Have your names in by
December 1 to Geraldine Smith at 235-1016
or Lois McFalls at 235-2313.
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Rathwell will be attending the
executive meeting in Kirkton on
Nov. 15.
There will be a clean-up day at
the Church Tuesday, Nov. 23 at
9:30 a.m. and the Christmas tree
and decorations at 7 p.m.
Rathwell has graciously accepted
to stay on as president for next
year.
Next meeting will be Dec. 2 with a
potluck supper at 6 p.m. for mem-
bers, former members and friends
with Carol Simons, Janet Webster,
Joan Beierling and Mary Ostrom in
charge.
EXETER TAXES
For residential and
Exeter Business
Association Levy
DUE
Nov. 15,1999
Final installment of
Commercial, Industrial and
Multi -Residential taxes will
be issued later this month,
with a due date in
December, 1999.
Elizabeth Bell
Clerk -Treasurer
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