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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1986-02-12, Page 8Page 8-CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1986 Presbyterial hol In spite of blustery weather, busloads of women arrived at Exeter United Church on Monday, Jan. 27, for the annual meeting of Huron -Perth Presbyterial of the United Church Women. One of the highlights of the event was an address by out -going president, Muriel Coultes, of Brussels, on her recent visit to Cuernevaca, Mexico. She told the life stories of several women there, and of their desperate living conditions, quoting two relevant passages from Ecclesiastes: "What does man gain by all the toil at which he toils under the sun?" and, 'Behold, the tears of the oppressed, and they had no one s annual meeting to comfort them! On the side of their op- pressors there was power!" It was agreed that the offering for the day be divided equally between the Mission and Service, and the World Development and Relief Funds of the United Church. Reports of the year's work were presented in the form of a Bible study on the day's theme: "What does the Lord require of me?" The appearance of the prophet Micah, portrayed by Yvonne Vanslyke of Seaforth, to interpret his words and message allowed the Committee Chairpersons to explain the relevance of their activities in doing justice, Wesley -Millis women busy CLINTON - The business meeting of the Wesley -Willis United Church Women was held on February 5. President Peggy Men- zies opened the meeting with a reading. Secretary, Ina Durst read the minutes of the last meeting which were adopted and the treasurer's report was given by Marilyn Parr. Cleta Holland reported sending out eight carnations, six sympathy cards and a car of ladies attended the funeral in Kit- chener of Rev. Bicktels mother. Marie Black, finance chairperson, presented the budget for 1986. The many projects were discussed and accepted, to be acted upon in the year. March 2 will be cof- fee hour and arrangements for the Huron - Perth Young Peoples weekend on February 15-16 were completed. On June 21 a dinner is to be served for the Blyth Festival guests. The report of the Huron -Perth meeting held in Exeter on February 3 was given by Kay Whitmore relating that the study this year is Native People of Canada and next year Native People of the World. The London Conference meets this year in Stratford on April 14-15. The theme is "You are the light of the World" with guest speaker Rev. Agnes Groome. Alma School to hold festival Langford, Exeter, is president of Huron - Perth Presbyterial for 1986. The Spring Thank -Offering of Wesley - Willis, Ontario Street will be held at Ontario Street United Church on April 27 at 7:30 p.m. The Chatham 'Young People will present a parable in Music and Draina,k The World Day of Prayer on March 7, is in St. Paul's Anglican Church, Clinton, with Mrs. Thomp- son of Barrie giving the address. Marg Coventry, 'ticket convenor, has the tickets for distribution for the noon luncheon on March 20 and the visiting committee will be visiting the sick and shut-ins on February 12 leaving the church at 1:30 p.m. After the Unit leaders, Marilyn Parr and Kay Whitmore gave their reports, the meeting closed with the friendship circle and benediction. loving mercy and walking humbly with God. The ladies 08 her home church gave Alma Langford of Exeter, a corsage to mark the occasion of her election as the new presi- dent. Later, a Life Membership Pin and Cer- tificate were presented to Muriel Coultes, of Brussels, in appreciation of her work, en- thusiasm, and dedication during her two years as president. Since the London Conference meeting of the United Church Women will be held in Stratford from April 13 -15, it was decided to withdraw the usual April Special Event for this year only so that as many women as possible might attend the Conference. Other events planned for the year will include Westminster Weekend, May 30 - June 1, and Alma College for Women, August 8 -11. A complete slate of officers for the coming year was presented by Grace Pym, of Cen- tralia, and elections were conducted by the president of London Conference United Church Women, Shirley Smith of St. Thomas. The following officers from this area were installed by Rev. Donald Pletsch, of Mitchell: President, Alma Langford, Ex- eter; Corresponding Secretary, Yvonne Vanslyke, Seaforth; Treasurer, Grace Drummond, Exeter; Chairman Leadership Development, Phyllis Cox, Goderich; Chair- man Church in Society, Jean Taylor, Bayfield; North Huron Regional President, Helen Underwood, Wingham; South Huron Regional President, Marjorie Johns, Ex- eter; East Huron Regional President, Ruth Axtmann, Walton; West Huron Regional $,resident, Hazel McMichael, Goderich. Despite the poor weather on December 7, a good crowd turned out at Variety Night at the Clinton and District Christian School on December 7. A number of people Tended their talents to the show including Sarah and Pearl Samplonius who performed a pianosduet. (Alan Rivett photo) AT Cures) WEEK CLINTON - On February 21, the Central Huron Secondary School (CHSS) music club will host their third Winter Music Festival. This annual event draws choirs from Huron and Perth Counties to a full day of rehear- sals, workshops and performances - culrninating in a concert beginning at 7:30 p.m. The concert will feature performances by each choir as well as a presentation by the combined choirs under the direction of Robert Cooper, this year's guest conductor. Mr. Cooper is an internationally known conductor who is interested in youth choirs. He is the conductor of the Toronto Mendelssohn Youth Choir, founder of Youth Choirs in Contact, a conductor for the Cana- dian Opera Company, and an instructor at the University of Toronto. In addition, he is employed by CBC radio where he produces ( among other programs) Choral Concert. This year, M. Cooper will be working with the choirs to perform several choruses from Vivaldi's Gloria. This dynamic music will highlight the evening concert at which each choir will also perform selections from other repertoire. The Sherlock -Manning Piano Company is providing pianos for the workshop and the parents' committee is providing lunch and refreshments. Members of the public are invited to at- tend the evening concert in the CHSS auditorium at 7:30. This is a unique event in Ontario and an excellent opportunity to en- joy first rate choral music. Over $150,000 ... SMOKED PICNIC FRESH! 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