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Sunday School class heading to Brucefield
By Joan Beierling
VARNA CORRESPONDENT
VARNA — Church Worship was in Goshen on Sunday
with Pastor Elly with the welcome, any joys, concerns
and commercials. Flowers were placed in the sanctuary
in memory of Marilyn Kalbfleisch. The community's
thoughts and prayers go out to Charles and family.
Pastor Elly talked to the children about the greatest com-
mandment "Thou shalt Love the Lord, your God with all
your heart, body and soul"
Church will be in Goshen Sun., Oct. 30. The Sunday
School class will be going to Brucefield for a tour of the
fire hall with Brucefield school. They will be leaving after
the children's story.
See Bill Taylor to order amaryllis bulbs for Christmas
They make good Christmas gifts for $12 each.
Nov. 1 at 7 p.m. is the Ecumenical Service celebrating
20 -years of service by the Women's Shelter in Goderich.
Nov. 6 will be the Remembrance Day service in Varna .
Congrats to the following students who graduated at
Commencement on Fri., Oct. 7 at Clinton Central
Secondary School: Melissa Sparling entering Guelph
University, Jentje Steenbeek entering Toronto University,
Sarah Broadfoot is going to Fanshawe College in London.
Bill Orr and David Ratcliffe also graduated. Awards were
given to Kyle Courtney, Melissa Sparling, Sarah
Broadfoot and Jentje Steenbeek. Melissa Sparling was
also an Ontario Scholar.
Genelle Reid received honours in grade nine, Robin
Taylor grade 10 honours, Jennifer Keys and Cameron
Laurie received grade 11 honours and Cassandra Postill
received a grade 10 award. Congrats to all these stu-
dents in your future endeavours.
Rug hooking course to be held Nov 28
GRAND BEND - Ingrid Hayter, Grand Bend, demon-
strated the making of a Christmas gift bag and two
styles of Christmas cards at the October meeting of the
Grand Bend Women's Institute. Using Ingrid's stamps
and paper the ladies created their own cards and bag.
Everyone enjoyed the craft session.
During the business meeting members learned that
the farmer's market was successful and the mechani-
cal lift for the Adult Day Care is now paid for. Several
Quincy storybooks will be ordered from headquarters.
This is the story of the teddy bear and his quilt. A
rughooking course will be held Nov. 28 from 9-2.
Enrolment is limited. Contact Cass Lovie at 238 2727
by Nov. 7 if you are interested in taking this one -day
course. Projects for the Ontario Conference at
Fanshawe College next August were reviewed. Several
members will visit the Grand Bend Adult Day Centre on
Nov. 7 to discuss and demonstrate their handiwork
such as knitting, quilting, tatting and crocheting. A Fall
Rally and London Area Convention report was given.
President Cass Lovie conducted a memorial tribute to
the late Eva Allister. Eva had been a member of Grand
Bend Women's Institute for 53 years. A lighting of a
candle, an appropriate reading and a minute of silence
was observed.
The Grand Bend Women's Institute will entertain at
the Blue Water Rest Home on Nov. 13. A completed
quilt top will be quilted and sold in the near future.
The next Women's Institute meeting is Nov. 17 and
they'll learn what to do if your wallet is lost or stolen.
Official material concerning this important issue will be
distributed.
Presbyterial Fall Rally in Croma
CROMARTY —
Cromarty
Presbyterian
Church was
colourfully deco-
rated for the
Huron -Perth
Presbyterial
Rally Sept. 28.
The theme was
"Go In My Name
Because You
Believe."
Janet Gibson,
2nd vice-presi-
dent welcomed
58 members
and guests fol-
lowed by the
Call to Worship.
Lillian
Sparling wel-
comed everyone
on behalf of the
Session of
Cromarty
Church and
Pauline Lindsay,
POLICE
BRIEF
Bike
Stolen
EXETER —
On Oct. 14 a
youth contact-
ed police over
the theft of a
bike. The offi-
cer learned the
youth had left
his bike in the
schoolyard at
Exeter Public
School that
afternoon.
When the
youth came out
of school a 20 -
inch oversized
blue/silver 18
speed CCM
Raleigh moun-
tain bike was
missing.
President of the
South Western
Synodical
brought greet-
ings.
Sally Scott
gave the book
report on behalf
of Lois Horne
and showed
how a member
had made paja-
mas out of t -
shirts. Malawi
greeting cards
were on sale,
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with the money
going to the
women of
Malawi.
Area educa-
tional consultant
Rev. Anne Yee -
Hibbs spoke on
the next two-
year study book,
"World Without
Aids."
A video "God
Is So Good" is
available at the
Book Room.
Heard nd
Community Credit Union Limited
Where membership makes the difference
Goderich
introduced the
guest speaker,
Margaret
McGillivray,
president of the
National Council
of the W.M.S.
She spoke and
showed slides of
her visit to
China, having
been invited
there by the
Peoples
Republic of
MEMBER ANNOUNCEMENT
A total dividend payment of
2.25%
(2.00% Cash Dividend and
.25% Patronage Dividend)
has been declared on eligible Credit
Union Member's Life Savings Accounts
for the past fiscal year ending
September 30, 2005
in addition, a CASH DIVIDEND of
3.25%
was paid on Patronage Share Accounts and
credited to Member's Life Savings Accounts
Sharing in the profits of a co-operative
financial institution is only one of the bene-
fits of being a member of our Credit Union
The Staff LI Board of Directors wish to
thank Members for their patronage.
Note: Average weighted return of a
1 year Term Deposit = i.56%
Head Office Clinton 482-3466
Exeter Branch 235-0640
Listowel Branch 291-6189
www heartlandcommunitycu.on.ca
China. Christian
Churches are
alive and thriv-
ing in that coun-
try.
The hymn
"Tell Me The
Old Old Story"
and the closing
prayer brought
to a close a very
enjoyable day.
Human Resources Specialist at Kraft Canada Barbara
Hartman (left) presents a $1,000 donation to the
Executive Director of the Women's Shelter, Second Stage
Housing and Counselling Services of Huron Michele
Hansen (right) on Oct. 18. (photo/Nina Van Lieshout)
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You are invited!!
Please join us for
refreshments as you
tour our new premises!
Huron.Perth Catholic Di. trier School Board
Welcome to Kindergarten
The Huron -Perth Catholic District School Board, its Catholic elementary schools and its
community partners are pleased to offer a quality learning opportunity for our young
children entering school for the first time. Junior and Senior Kindergarten offer a place
where your child can grow and learn in a positive Christ -centered environment.
Kindergarten Registration 2006 - 2007
Tuesday, November 1, 2005 — Friday November 18, 2005
at Catholic elementary schools throughout Huron and Perth Counties
For Senior Kindergarten
Students must be 5 years of age on or before December 31, 2006
For Junior Kindergarten
Students must be 4 years of age on or before December 31, 2006
Registration will take place for each school on the following dates:
Huron County Schools
St. Boniface School, Zurich — November 1, 2005
St. James School, Seaforth — November 2, 2005
Sacred Heart School, Wingham — November 4, 2005
St. Mary's School, Goderich —November 7, 2005
St. Joseph's School. Kingsbridge — November 7 -11, 2005
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel School, Mt. Carmel — November 14, 2005
Precious Blood School, Exeter — November 15, 2005
St. Joseph's School, Clinton —November 16, 2005
Watch for details in school and church newsletters or call your local school.
For further information visit our website at:
Larry Langan www hpcdsb.edu.on.ca
Director of Education
Bernard Murray
Chair of Board