HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-06-13, Page 21St. Andrew's WMS
meets in upper room
The Women's Missionary Society
of St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church held its monthly meeting in
the upper room on June 6. Mrs.
Hazel Bateman and Mrs. Mary
Woods were m charge of the meet-
ing.
Mrs. Bateman opened the meet-,
ing by introducing Mrs. Isobel
Arbuckle who gave a report on the
75th anniversary of the Western
Division of the Synod Conference,
held at Western University, Lon-
don, m May. The topic was "Prepa-
ration for a Celebration".
Miss Merle Wilson presided at
the piano for the singing of three
beautiful old hymns. Mrs. Grace
Wright and Mrs. Annie Conn
received the offering, with the dedi-
catory prayer given by Mrs. Woods.
Scripture was from Philippians,
chapter four. Mrs. Bateman and
Mrs. Woods led a litany of thanks-
giving and Mrs. Bateman gave a
profile of Dr. Sue Kober who does
medical missionary work in Central
Africa. Mrs. Grace Ford played a
musical number entitled 'Spanish
Chant".
President Mrs. Shirley Donaldson
conducted the business, with assis-
tant secretary Mrs. Gertie Tiffin
reading the minutes of the last
meeting, also the correspondence
and roll call. Treasurer Mrs. Bate-
man gave her report and the WMS
Purpose was repeated in unison.
Mrs. Donaldson closed with
prayer and lunch was served by
Mrs. Wright and Miss Merle Wil-
son.
Church receives funds
for summer student
Wingham Pentecostal Church is
pleased to announce that for the
fifth consecutive year it has
received a grant from the Summer
Employment -Experience Develop-
ment (SEED) Program.
This program is provided by the
federal government to assist stu-
dents with practical work experi-
ence in their field of study.
The grant will be used to hire a
program coordinator for the popu-
lar Kids' Place, a daily, non -denom-
inational activity program during
July and August. This 90 -minute
program features a variety of.
games, sports, stories, crafts, films
and puppets.
Designed for children ages six
through 12, last year the average
daily attendance was 34 with a
peak of 63.
The coo inator this year is Kerry
Hobbs, a dent at Eastern Pente-
costal Bible College in Peterbor-
ough. Miss Hobbs, a native of New
Liskeard, has a variety of experi-
ence in working with children. In
addition to her duties with Kids'
Place, she also will participate in
the other ministries of the church.
Wingham Pentecostal Church is
pleased to offer this community
service again this year.
Canadettes end year
with Awards Night
The Wingham Canadettes
Majorette and Flag Corps recently
held its year-end and awards ban-
quet at the Armouries. There was a
large attendance of parents for a
delicious potluck dinner.
Program awards were given to
Erin Forrest, Shelly Skinn,
Stephanie Hills, Danielle Wagner,
Courtney Zinn, Erin Skinn and
Laura Sinclair.
A small gift was presented to
each member of the executive and
call mom, with a special gift to the
loyal president, Mary Hall. The
senior girls presented Patti Robert-
son with a decorated baton, in
appreciation of her teaching for the
past year.
This brings to a close the year's
activities and most girls are looking
forward to the fall. Registration will
take place the end of September,
with classes starting early in Octo-
ber.
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