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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-02-06, Page 5New officers are installed for Elimville YC women By SHIRLEY COOPER Elimville The officers of Elimville united Church Women were installed recent- ly during the regular church service. Rev. Robert Matheson installed the following officers - Past president - Mrs. Philip Johns; President - Mrs. Floyd Cooper; First vice president - Mrs. Larry Lynn and Mrs. Larry Fulton; Secretary - Mrs. Dan Coward; Assistant secretary - Mrs. Don Kerslake; Treasurer - Mrs. Jake Hovius; Assistant treasurer - Mrs. Dale Skinner; World Outreach chairperson - Mrs. Emerson Penhale: Leadership Development chairperson - • Mrs. Marion Skinner; Christian Development chairperson - Mrs. Howard Pym; Communications co- ordinator - Mrs. Elson Lynn; Ar- chives Larry Lynn; Church In Socie- READY FOR OPENING — In preparation for Thursday's official open- ing of the Big V Pharmacy, manager Esmail Merani receives a cor- sage from Noel Veri of the Flower Pedlar. T -A photo Al-Anom speakers at Kirkton session By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS Kirkton The January meeting of Kirkton Women's Institute was held on January 24 at the Kirkton-Woodham Community Centre. The vice- president Mrs. Doris Spence opened the meeting with a reading Weather Phases. The minutes of the December meeting were read by the Secretary Joyce Strahan. Several thank -you notes were read and the Ministry of Agriculture and Food expressed their thanks to the group for sponsoring 4-H projects. Members are invited to a dessert euchre on February 11, at 12:30 p.m. in the Russeldale Hall. There will be a worlssh e •ecor p anning and if anyone is interested to teach this, please leave your name with the ex- ecutive before the February meeting. On June 3 there will be a sale of ar- ticles rticles made by Institutes at the Ernland Lee Home. Members please bring articles to the March meeting and further detail on this may be ob- tained from the executive. Kirkton In- stitute is making a donation to the Adelaide Hoodless and Water for Africa. The meeting was in charge by Bet- ty Weston and Eva Shamblaw on the topic Health. Mary Shamblaw read two selections "Stay at Homer, being alone" and "A Little Mixed Up." Our speakers were from Al-Anom- -Donna and Bonnie. They were most informative and spoke of their re a , and the lunch was served by the commit- tee in charge. ty chairperson - Mrs. John Batten: Stewardship and Finance chairperson - Mrs. Jake Hovius; Corresponding Secretary - Miss Ruth Skinner. The ladies of the United Church Women have been busy quilting this past month. They held a business meeting Wednesday afternoon follow- ing soup and sandwiches served by the hostess Mrs. Emerson Penhale and Mrs. Ina Skinner. President Mrs. Floyd Cooper open- ed the meeting with a poem "My Quilting Frames". The roll call was answered by "Name your favorite quilt pattern." Mrs. Cooper thanked Mrs. Philip Johns for her leadership as president the past two years. Mrs. John Batten and Mrs. Emerson Penhale were also thanked for their work the preceeding years. Mrs. Jake Hovius brought in recommendations of the finance com- mittee. Following a discussion period prices were set for quilt, meats and lunches. Mrs. Larry Lynn reported on the Huron Perth Presbyterial Annual meeting held in Wingham United Church, January 28. Mrs. Howard Pym, Mrs. Philip Johns and Mrs. Floyd Cooper also attended this meeting. The annual meeting of Elimville United Church was held Sunday following a pot luck meal. Rev. Robert Matheson was ap- pointed chairperson and Mrs. Floyd Cooper was appointed secretary. The reports were read with some discus- sion following. The nominations for Board of- Management -were Larry Taylor returning for his second term and Brian Pym and Gerald Johns as new members. Mrs. Philip Johns and Floyd Cooper were reappointed to session. Reap- pointed to the cemetery board was Floyd Cooper. Mrs. Ruth Skinner will remain as Mission and Service Treasurer. The . United Church Women representatives to the Board of Management will be Mrs. Larry Lynn and Mrs. Jake Hovius. The examiners for next year will be Mrs. Delmar Skinner and Mrs. Larry Lynn. Rev. Matheson reported on a busy year for the congregation, Sunday School, choir, session and himself. He thanked everyone for their support. Floyd Cooper on behalf of the session and congregation thanked Rev. Matheson and Ann for their work in the past year. The Observer Every Family Plan will continue this year. The U.C.W. will be in charge of the minister will be at conference. There will also be a Mission and Service Sunday this' year. You're invited to our Grand Opening Thursday, Feb. 7 CAN IN, 11eikxa The Flower Pedlar has moved into a bigger and brighter location to serve 'ou better than ever. 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