The Times Advocate, 2005-04-27, Page 1716
Exeter Times -Advocate
Wednesday, April 27, 2005
South Huron students present "Cabaret"
South Huron District High School students displayed their musical talents on the weekend with their presen-
tation of "Cabaret" The weekend's power blackout caused the cancellation of Saturday night's performance,
but Sunday afternoon's show went ahead as scheduled. Playing were the senior band, the intermediate band,
the choir and the red and black jazz bands.Above from left are HeatherAmerongen,Allison Neeb and
Shandelle Wells. (photos/Scott Nixon)
Above, John Christmas keeps the beat during
"Cabaret."
Varna UCW and Stan Lee Club to meet
By Joan Beierling
VARNA CORRESPONDENT
VARNA — The Zone 8
spring rally was held
April 21 at the Stanley
Township Complex,
hosted by the Varna
Stan Lee Club.
Zone president Keith
Tyndall welcomed
everyone. Two minutes
of silence was observed
in memory of the
departed members.
Stan Lee president
Charles Reid welcomed
everyone and also local
dignitaries.
Jonathon Schmidt
from Guelph spoke on
the topic concerning
gambling. Elly Van
Bergen gave the bless-
ing and lunch was
served to 111 people by
the Varna United
Church Women (UCW).
Following lunch Reid
introduced the guest
speaker, local MP Paul
Steckle. Everyone
enjoyed Steckle's mes-
sage. Anna Keys
thanked him on behalf
of the group.
Olave Little, Zone 8
secretary from
Seaforth, gave the sec-
retary's report. Lottie
Grenier of Zurich gave
the treasurer's report.
Each club secretary
gave a three-minute
report of their activities
during the year.
The club were
pleased that James
Love of the Grand Bend
group volunteered to
stand as third vice-
president for Zone 8.
A Share the Wealth
was held with proceeds
going to Zone 8. The
Stan Lee Club provided
an outdoor flower bas-
ket for a door prize and
it was won by Viola
Taylor of Seaforth.
The Stan Lee Club
had a table of draw
prizes. Thanks to the
many people who
donated articles for
this table, especially
those from outside the
Stan Lee Group.
Reid introduced the
entertainers, a musical
group consisting of Jim
Love, Glen Deichert,
Ralph Stephenson and
George Lee. The music
was enjoyed by all.
Olga Davis of Exeter
Club gave the courtesy
remarks. The Seniors
Prayer was read and
the meeting closed with
"God Save the Queen."
Stan Lee Club
meeting
The Zone 8 fall rally
will be hosted by the
Belgrave Club on Oct.
20. The Stan Lee Club
will meet Wed., May 4
at 8 p.m. at the com-
plex.
Church service was in
Goshen on Sunday with
the Service on
Canadian Foodgrains
Bank. Guest speaker
was Lorne Underwood
from Clifford.
Committee members
Gordon Hill, Joe Laurie
and Art and Jean
Bennett also took part
in the service.
Underwood showed
slides after the service.
Next Sunday, church
will be in Varna with
Bruce Whitmore lead-
ing the worship. Varna
UCW meet Thurs., May
5 at the Varna Church
at 8 p.m. Sun., May 8 is
Mother's Day and
Christian Family
Sunday and Joyce
Dowson will be leading
the worship.
Five Alive presents
The Faith Story on the
story of the birth of
Judaism, Christianity
and Islam with Dr.
Barry Moore and Alan
Davidson.
This dynamic,
thought-provoking and
uplifting presentation
in word and song fea-
turing trumpet, organ
and favourite sacred
music will be presented
Conference Sunday,
May 29 at the
Brucefield Church at
10:45 a.m. Donations
will go to Camp
Menesetung. There will
Truck impounded after alleged violation
HENSALL — An officer stopped a 1978 GMC pickup truck on King Street ,
the morning of April 23, after noticing the occupants were not wearing seat-
belts. OPP say the driver could not produce a license because of previous
criminal code driving convictions. The 31 -year-old male driver from Central
Huron has been charged with a seatbelt infraction and driving while disqual-
ified. His 39 -year-old male passenger, from Huron East, was also issued a
seatbelt violation. The truck has been impounded for 45 days and towed to a
facility in London.
be a luncheon to fol-
low. Women from the
Five Alive churches
please bring sandwich-
es.
There will be commu-
nity bridal shower for
Mary Ellen Webster
(daughter of Janet and
Mac) on May 12 at 7:30
p.m. at the complex.
Varna village -wide
yard sale is to be held
May 21 and May 22.
Mark your calendars
and plan to be ready
for the big weekend.
Looking ahead, the
Varna pork BBQ will be
June 15 at the Varna
Complex.
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