The Times Advocate, 2004-03-31, Page 9Wednesday, March 31, 2004
Exeter Times—Advocate
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Varna's ball and soccer registration coming soon
By Joan Beierling
VARNA CORRESPONDENT
VARNA - Bob Heywood was the Worship Leader in
Goshen on Sunday. Steve Keys gave the welcome
and announcements. Heywood then gave the Call to
Worship followed by hymn `Holy, Holy, Holy,'
requested by Linda Linfield. Heywood brought his
accordion along and shared his gift of music and
played and sang a couple of numbers. Jennifer Keys
read the Minutes for Mission 'A Community
Connection.' The closing hymn was `Nearer My God
To Thee' requested by Marg Hayter.
Next Sun., April 4 church will be in Varna with a
nickel sale for M & S.
Tickets will be 5 cents each or 25 for a dollar.
POLICE BRIEFS
Computers stolen
EXETER — On March 24 at 2:15 a.m. OPP received
an alarm call to a business on the Main Street of
Exeter in South Huron. An officer responded within
minutes to find the front door of Best Computers
smashed out. The owner confirmed that two 2004
Acer laptop computers had been stolen from a shelf
inside the door. The computers are valued at $3,500
with another $300 in damage being done to the door.
Huron OPP is continuing their investigation into the
break-in. If you can help solve this crime call the OPP
or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477(TIPS).
Clarification
In an article in last
week's Times -Advocate
the headline read
"Funding runs out for
Rural Response for
Healthy Children pro-
grams."
The programs in ques-
tion are run by the
Huron County Child
Abuse Prevention
Committee.
Rural Response for
Healthy Children pro-
grams are not in jeop-
ardy.
The T -A apologizes for
this error.
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NOTICE
MEMBERS OF
SOUTH HURON HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION
Please take notice of the following renewal requirements
for membership in the Corporation.
"A person is eligible to be an Annual Member where
he or she pays to the Corporation the annual
membership fee for individuals."
"No member (including Life Members) shall be
entitled to vote at any meetings of the Corporation
unless the member has paid all dues or fees at least
60 days prior to the date of the meeting."
Annual Memberships run from April 1 of one year to
March 31 of the next year.
Membership Fee is $5.00
Memberships for this year are due by April 16, 2004.
The date of this year's Annual General Meeting is
June 17, 2004.
John Sutherland
Secretary of the Board
Tickets will be sold before worship and drawn after
worship. Donations for this sale are still needed.
Bring them out on Sunday or to Elly sometime this
week. April 4 is also Palm Sunday.
On Good Friday the Clinton Ministerial
Ecumenical will be having a Good Friday
service in Ontario Street United Church
at 10:30 a.m. Anyone interested should contact
Elly.
April 13 Kippen will be having their
Thankoffering Program with guest speaker Susan
Pegg talking on `If A Cup Of Tea Could Talk.' All
ladies welcome.
The Varna Crokinole Club met on Tues., March
23 for singles play.
Winners in the A Division were Joe Fulop 68, Ivan
McClymont, 48, Ron Coleman 42 and Charles Reid
39. In the B Division Bob Russell 63, Alec Ostrom
61, Joan Beierling 50 and Conrad Sitter 46.
Members will meet at Erbs Restaurant in Zurich for
YARN
the last time this season on April 13 at 6 p.m.
On Sat., March 27 a few of the members went
down to St. Jacobs to take part in the tournament.
Raymond Beierling placed third. Congratulations to
him. On Sat., April 17 two teams of
four will be competing in Kitchener at
the Schnieder Haus. Good luck to
them. On Sat., June 5 some of the members will also
be competing in the World's Championship
Crokinole Tournament in Tavistock.
Ball registration and soccer will be held Sat.,
April 3 from 9-12 noon and Thurs., April 15 from 7-
9 p.m. at the Complex in Varna.
The 19th Annual Stanley Canoe Rally will be held
April 18 with registration from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30
p.m. Cost is $20 a canoe and this includes one poker
hand and free hats to the first 100 people. There
will be prizes for the best poker hands, additional
prizes, and a food booth. Call Joyce at 263-2682 or
Sandra at 233-5350 for more information.
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