Times-Advocate, 1984-04-25, Page 17Dessert euchre at Varna
By Mary Chessell
Varna United Church
Women had a busy week. On
Wednesday they had 16 tables
at the dessert euchre and
bake sale. The younger
women do much of the work
for this project. Prize winners
at euchre were high, Jean
McEwen; low, Greta Scot-
chmer; lone hands, Annie
Finkbeiner. The many door
prizes were won by Gladys
Hoggarth, Anna Keys, Esther
Moffatt, Mabel McAdam,
Nora Heard, Edith Wright,
Eileen Consitt, Evelyn
McBeath, Joyce McBeath,
Madeline Rathwell, Irene
Whitmore, Alice Lawson, Ed-
na Cox, Ann Broadfoot,
Margaret Dowson, Gertie
Fleischauer, Josephine
McGregor and Eleanor
Hendrick.
On Wednesday evening a
carload of ladies attended the
Bayfield U.C.W. thank -
offering meeting and on
Thursday evening a couple of
carloads went to Goshen to
their Maundy Thursday ser-
vice: Mrs. Jean Bennett spoke
on her immersion experience
in church work in The Third
World. The Varna Singers
contributed special music.
Music by the choir and Pete
Postill's solo The Holy City
added to the warship in Var-
na church on Sunday. The
Rev. Brown's sermon was
"New Life for Old" and the
children's story "The Cater-
pillar and the Butterfly."
Next week, Thursday May
3 Henry Baker will speak on
the care of plants and shrubs
at Varna's U.C.W meeting.
Meeting time is 8:30. Please
keep this in mind if you are
going to the spring variety
show at the school which is on
Wednesday and Thursday
nights.
open
We hope an of our readers
enjoyed a Happy Easter. Too
bad the weather couldn't have
been more co-operative.
Movies were shown on Mon-
day evening followed by
refreshments.
Bingo was moved to
Wednesday evening instead
of Friday because of the holi-
day. The feature pt'ize was a
large chocolate bunny which
was won by Mrs. Mae Bulak.
Residents who were out
during the weekend were Mr.
Joseph Ferguson, Mrs. Annie
Noakes, Mrs. Hilda Shapton,
Mrs. Ruby Hoggarth, Mr.
Loftus Denomme, Mr. Aaron
Gingerich, Mrs. Margaret
Joan Beierling's baby came
home from hospital with her
last week, and didn't have to
stay longer as 1 reported.
Florence Elliott is spending
two weeks with her son Bruce
and his family in Aurora.
Here's an interesting little
puzzle son Brian brought
home from university: fill in
the blanks with the same
seven letters in different
order: The
surgeon was to
operate because he had
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Pfaff and Mr.`Jacob Deichert.
Rev. Donna Kyllonen con-
ducted Easter Communion
Service for the members of
St. Peter's Lutheran church
on Good Friday. Fr. Mooney
of St. Boniface R.C. Church
said Mass on Good Friday
afternoon.
We regret that Mrs. Alver-
nia Hill is a patient in South
Huron Hospital, Exeter.
The residents enjoyed the
Easter music of the adult
class of the Zurich Mennonite
church on Sunday morning.
The Sunday evening service
was conducted by Rev.
Clayton Kuepfer of the Zurich
Mennonite Church.
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ZURICH UCW TEA AND BAKE SALE - Conveners of Saturday's. Zurich UCW spring
tea and bake sale were Marg Johnston (left), Donna Greb and Elizabeth Grainger.
The Easter egg cake was baked by Mary Lou Erb and donated by her sister Grace
Martin.
New to You store closing
At the end of this month the
New to You used clothing
store at Gingerich's will be
closing. If you have any ar-
ticles to drop off, do so soon,
as everything will be packed
up and sent away to the
needy. (I'm sure Pearl would
appreciate some help in this
matter).
The paper drive is this
Thursday April 26 beginning
at 6:30 p.m.
Hope you all had a nice
Easter. Several families in
town got together during the
holiday weekend for an
Easter dinner and visiting. A
few of them were at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Mozart
Gelinas Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Ar-
nold Merner, MP and Mrs.
Earl Flaxbard, Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfred Overholt, Mrs. Myr-
tle Deitz and Mrs. Adella
Regier on Sunday. And on
Good Friday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Reichert.
baster Sunday visitors with
their Mom, Mrs, Gertie
Fleischauer were Marion and
Larry Rogers and family,
London and Ruth -Ann and
Bill Mills of Palmerston.
Several parishioners of St.
Peter's Lutheran church at-
tended the Easter Sunrise
service and breakfast. Many
enjoyed the Easter Cantata at
the Mennonite Church in the
evening. The Bake Sale on
Saturday at the United
Church was a big success.
Miss Donna Merner of
Toronto, spent the weekend
with her parents Arnold and
Belle Merner.
Don and Elaine.
Beauchamp and children
Nicole, Neil and Rachelle,
spent from Wednesday to
Monday in Pembroke with his
parents Mr. and Mrs. Lionel,
Beauchamp.
Friday dinner guests at the
home of Nap and Laurene
Corriveau were Lance Reed
Kippen
By Margaret Hoggarth
served dinner to the members
and to the ladies who had
assisted with the quilting dur-
ing the past year when they
met in Hensall United Church
April 18 for the Annual
meeting. Roll call was
answered by "Your Leisure
Activity" and reports of the
Standing Committees were
heard.
Treasurer's report was
presented by Mona Alderdice
and the Auditors report by
Marlene Bell. President
Grace Drummond reported
and the secretary Mrs. Grant
MacLean gave her report.
Curator Mrs. Robert
Kinsman reported that she
had prepared and sent in the
Kippen East Story for the
Atlas that is being compiled in
Iluron County. •
Mrs. Campbell Eyre con-
ducted the election of officers
and the slate was presented
by Mrs. Harold Parsons for
approval. Officers for 1984-85
will be: Past President - Mrs.
David Triebner, President -
Mrs. James Drummond, 1st
Vice-president - Mrs. Al Ilog-
garth, 2nd Vice-president -
Mrs. James Chalmers,
Secretary - Mrs. Grant
MacLean, Treasurer - Mrs.
Vern Alderdice, Public rela-
tions- Mrs. Harry Caldwell,
branch directors - Mrs.
Harold Parsons, Mrs. Wm.
McDowell and Mrs. Cecil
Pepper, District director -
Mrs. Carl Payne, Alt. District
Director • Mrs. David
Triebner, Resolutions - Mrs.
Vern Alderdice, Sunshine -
Mrs. Stewart Pepper, Assis-
tant Sunshine - Mrs. Camp-
bell Eyre.
Education/Cultural Affairs
- Mrs. Wm. Bell, Mrs. Cecil
Pepper, Family and Con-
sumer Affairs - Mrs. Alex
McGreror, Mrs. E.
Whitehouse, Agriculture and
Canadian Industries - Mrs.
Campbell Eyre, Mrs. Harold
Parsons, CitizenshikQ _�and
World Affairs - Mrs. AMog-
garth, Mrs. Uwe Wisch,
Curator - Mrs. Robert
Kinsman, Pianists - Mrs,
Ross Broadfoot, Mrs. John
Sinclair, Auditors - Mrs.
Robert Bell, Mrs. Stewart
Pepper.
Mrs. Carol Payne gave the
motto from "Those who have
of Newfoundland, and his
mother Evelyn of London
(whom he was spending a few
days with for Easter time. )
Other visitors were Mr. and
Mrs. Doc Horn and Mr. and
Mrs. Jerome Sweeney and
family.
George and Rosalie Harvey
of Redford, Michigan are
spending a couple of weeks at
their summer cottage north of
St. Joseph. Son, John Harvey
of Michigan, spent Easter
here with them.
Marcella Dietrich enjoyed
a delicious Easter dinner at
the home of her daughter and
son-in-law Irene and Joe
McCann and family in Grand
Bend on Sunday.
Margaret Kalbfleisch spent
last week with her children
and families in Toronto and
Burlington.
Gary and Anna Geoffrey
and three children of Windsor
spent the holiday weekend
with his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Geoffrey.
Dan and Colleen Wilson and
two children, Chatham, -
visited over the Easter
weekend with her parents Ted
and Jean Geoffrey.
Twins Barb •and Anne
Besozzi of San Francisco are
presently visiting for a couple
of weeks with their parents
Frank and Gerry Kane and
grandson Steven.
May we offer our sympathy
to the families of the late Mrs.
Edna Eckel who passed away
last Thursday April 19,
especially to her sons Charlie
and Norm.
Welcome back to town to
Wayne and Deb Oke and
daughter Courtney, formerly
of Calgary. They are tem-
porarily Staying with his
parents Don and Betty Oke.
Don't forget the annual
Sauerkraut supper this
Wednesday April 25 from 5.8
p.m. at the Zurich Communi-
ty Centre sponsored by the
East WI
a hobby have a mental island
of refuge" and also reported
on the District Board
Meeting. The resolutions that
each member made a year
ago were replayed to see if
they had been kept. Courtesy
remarks were given by Mrs.
Alex McGregor.
Personals
Penny and Mark Savage
and their family Andrew,
Tara and Aaron spent Easter
Sunday in London with
Mark's parents Audrey and
Stan Savage. Tara Savage
visited with her friend Tina of
Bayfield on Good Friday.
Aaron Savage attended the
hockey awards night in
Seaforth Arena. Aaron's team
The Atoms, were the grand
champions and won the
Western Ontario Athle tic
Association ('.C. Champ-
ionship.
Gayle Harrison of Sea forth
spent Good Friday at the
home of Janet Hoggarth.
Ruby Hoggarth of The Blue
Water Rest Home in Zurich
spent Easter Weekend with Al
and Margaret Hoggarth and
family.
Kippen United Church news
Pastor Don Moffat presided
in the pulpit for the Easter
service on April 22. Mary
Moffat and Barbara Cooper
cooperated at the organ for
the inspiring Easter music..
Barbara-. and Christine
Chamber of Commerce. The
big draw for the trip to
Nashville will be held that
night.
A family celebration was
held at the home of Joe and,
Hose Regier last Saturday
April 14 in honour of their
daughter Audrey, who recent-
ly graduated from Westervelt
in Banking Careers. The
celebration was also attended
by some friends. This past
Easter Sunday friends and
relatives dropped in to con-
gratulate their son Pat who
also graduated in accounting
from Lambton College in
Sarnia.
The family of Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson Riley celebrated
Easter together on Sunday
April 14 with dinner at their
home. •
Those returning from spen-
ding the winter in the sunny
south (Florida) last weekend
were Maurice and Gert
Durand and Steve and Mary -
Ellen Gingerich.
BOWLING
Monday - Huron !lope
HG D. Brownlee 115
T. Wegg 79
11B J. Fahie 115
A. Volk 113
Tuesday Mens League
F M. Mommersteeg 571
1111 K. Jeffrey 578
B D. Debus 627
P E. McNab 667
DH L. Hoffman 806
R J. Bedard 600
'11 R. Desjardine 683
Wednesday Exeter Ladies
M. Buchanan 497
J. Little 532
L. Siegner 506
M Lovell 423
B. Elgie 497
R. Berends 546
IIS L. Siegner 228,
R. Berends 212
Thursday Mixed League
Til 11 Pennings 449
f3 L. Jacobe 559
D L. Meloche 603
GT C. Smith • 211
HS C. Smith 211
11S L. Meloche 242
annual
Cooper played a piano duet
prior to the service. The
ministry of music was
presented by the choir singing
"Easter Song" and Hank and
Joan Binnendyk singing
"Yesterday, Today and
Tomorrow". The sermon text
"Where two or three gather in
my name, I am there with
them" led up to the sermon
which Pastor Don Moffat ex-
pounded upon "Guess Who
Came to Church This
Morning!"
Kippen U.C.W. are remind-
ed of their Wednesday May 9
Thankoffering service with
speaker Cheryl -Anne
Stadelbaurer-Sampa.
St. Peter's
Lutheran Church
REV. DONNA KYLLONEN
Pastor
Organist
Mrs. Christine Eagleson B.M:A.
Sunday, April 29
10:00 a.m. • Worship Service
10:45 o.m.• Sunday School
There is o nursery for small
children which is supervised dur•
ing the worship service.
Everyone, Welcome
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