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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1998. PAGE 23.
Cabaret nets $15,500
to enrich education
The Perth Foundation for the
Enrichment of Education's fourth
annual Dinner Cabaret and Auction
held on Saturday, Nov. 14 at the
Church Restaurant, Stratford was a
success. A total of $15,500 was
raised at the event from ticket sales
and the live and silent auctions.
The evening began with a dinner.
Throughout the meal, guests were
bidding on 60 silent auction items,
which were drawn-in random
batches at timed intervals. As
dessert was served auctioneer Steve
Rae began the live auction.
While the assistance of actor
Stephen Russell they presented and
auctioned a class set of Stratford
Festival Theatre tickets, a
collection of Loreena McKennit
CDs and video, a large muppet-
style puppet, a computer, gold
Maple Leaf Hockey tickets, a
framed signed Stratford Festival
poster, and a beautiful black
Tahitian pearl for custom design.
Hot items were signed books from
author Alice Munro of Clinton and
photographer Richard Bain of
Stratford.
The most unique item was a
Canadian Flag flown in the Peace
Tower, Ottawa, donated by John
Richardson MP.
Following the dinner and live
Huron Perth Presbyterial of the
Women's Missionary Society
(WMS) held two special events
during the summer and fall.
In Avonton church a rally was
enjoyed by 88 members represent-
ing 15 churches. Each member
brought a fresh flower and several
lovely bouquets were arranged.
Plants were donated and a sale held
to help the WMS objective.
Audrey Stovel, a gardener, gave
a very interesting and informative
presentation of herbs and spices
with examples and scriptural
references. Herbs are plants with
medicinal properties.
Guest speakers were Bob and
Margaret Blowes who spoke about
their time in Barbados. They
described the schools, food, drug
use and products grown there.
Members from Cromarty
presented a skit "St. Peter look at
me".
Courtesy remarks were given by
Barb Ejg,
In Monkton Presbyterian Church
a conference was attended by 58
members. The theme was "Give
thanks for harvest". Call to worship
and prayer was given by Shirley
Aitcl ,on. Words of Welcome to
Monkton were received from Rev.
Connie Birmingham, curricu-
lum/student services coordinator
brought the Huron Perth Catholic
District School Board up to speed
on what is new in special educa-
tion.
After telling trustees about the
enviable position of the board with
regards to the quality of the special
education program, Director of
Edbcation Gactan Blanchette,
thanked Birmingham and the staff
for their excellent leadership.
Partial leaves of absence were
granted to Lori Parsons, January to
auction, a cabaret of entertainment
was hosted by Russell. Singers
Barbara Dunn Prosser,
accompanied by Marc McNamara,
Pamela Gerrand and Laura Burton,
provided beautiful music from
opera, contemporary composers
and their own compositions. David
Prosser delighted the audience with
poetry while Russell prefaced his
introductions with jokes and
anecdotes.
The Foundation acknowledges
the support of many local
businesses and school board
suppliers for their donation of
auction items and funds in support
of the event.
The profit from this event will
support the Arts-based programs,
Shakespeare-On-Wheels, for
students in Avon Maitland District
School Board. The foundation is
currently running a Grade 8
program and plans to offer
programs for Grade 1 and for
senior students in the spring. These
programs are Arts techniques to
help students explore the world
around them and to learn more
about themselves and their peers.
During the program they are able
to learn team-work, conflict
resolution, and presentation skills
as well as enhancing their creativity
and ability to focus.
Lynne Nichol.
Erin Crisfield introduced two
study books for the next year.
Literature Secretary Bev Nichol
gave a report of books on display
and introduced some new volumes.
A Thanksgiving reading and
prayer opened the evening
program. Special music was
enjoyed when Sarah Hood sang
two lovely solos / Know He
Watches Me and We Plough the
Fields and Scatter.
President Pat White introduced
the guest speakers Annette Vickers
and Barb Hurren. They presented
pictures of work done by
Presbyterians aiding Nicaraguans
and described living and
educational conditions there. They
told of a feeding centre project for
150 children on Fridays. There is
need of sewing material, zippers,
buttons and machines.
They are linked with Mission
Ventures and share buildings and
equipment there. They drew
attention to the loonie and toonie
bins and provided them for
distribution.
Evening vespers were conducted
by St. Andrews PCW members,
Bernice Richards, Lois Kipfer and
Jean Isbister.
June 30 and Jeannette Grocnestege,
unpaid, September to Aug. 31,
2001.
Tim Murphy was hired as a
teacher beginning Feb. 3.
Authority was given to senior
administration to hire four full-time
education assistants.
The board renewed its insurance
with Frank Cowan Company Lim-
ited for 1999 at a cost of $53,025.
Approval was given to revised
revenue and expenses of
$30,013,182 for the 1998-99 school
year.
bituaries
AUDREY JANNET EDGAR
Audrey Edgar of RR4, Wingham
passed away at London Health Sci-
ences Centre on Wednesday, Dec.
2, 1998. She was 70.
Born in Osborne Twp., the for-
mer Audrey Hunkin was the
beloved wife of Harvey Edgar. She
was the dear mother of Don Edgar
of RR4, Wingham and Joanne and
Richard Cortes and their children
Amanda and Nicholas of Tavis-
tock. She was the dear daughter of
Elizabeth Hunkin and sister of
Betty and Tim Kennedy, all of
Teeswater. She was the sister-in-
law of Irlma Edgar of Wingham,
Helen and Lewis Stonehouse of
Belgrave and Maitland and Mary
Edgar of Petrolia.
Mrs. Edgar was predeceased by
her father Nelson Hunkin and by a
granddaughter Nicole Cones.
A member of Bluevale United
Church, Mrs. Edgar enjoyed
involving herself in churchwork.
was fond of playing cards and
knitting.
Visitation was at the McBurney
Funeral Home, Wingham on Friday
from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.. The funeral
service was held at Blucvale United
Church on Saturday at 1:30 p.m.
Rev. James Murray officiated.
Pallbearers were Niel, Murray
and Dean Edgar and Rick, Bevin
and Tracey Kennedy. Carrying flo-
ral tributes were Amanda and
Nicholas Cortes.
Interment was in Wingham
Cemetery, Turnbeny Twp.
Memorial donations to Bluevale
United Church or the Heart and
Stroke Foundation would be appre-
ciated as expressions of sympathy.
CHARLES K. LAKE
Charles Lake of Atwood, beloved
husband of the former Joyce
Thornton, passed away at his resi-
dence on Wednesday, Dec. 2, 1998
in his 74th year.
He was the dear father of Car-
olyn and Barry Heinmiller of
Palmerston, Marie and Ray Baerg
of Baden, Gail and Scott Pearson
of Delaware, Linda and David Bal-
lantyne of New Hamburg and Susie
and Chad Gross of Millbank. Also
left to mourn his passing arc 13
grandchildren and one great-grand-
daughter.
Mr. Lake was predeceased by his
parents Leslie Lake and the former
Elinor Engler, one son in infancy
and one grandson, Adam.
Visitation was at Peebles Funeral
Home, Atwood, on Friday from 2-4
and 7-9 p.m. The funeral service
was held Saturday at Atwood Unit-
ed Church at 11 a.m.
Cremation followed.
Burial at Elma Centre Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Barry Hein-
miller, Ray Baerg, Scott Pearson,
David Ballantyne, Chad Gross and
David Smith.
BEATRICE ADELINE YOUNG
Mrs. Beatrice Adeline Young
passed away at Huronview Home
for the Aged in Clinton, Dec. 4, at
the age of 104.
Born in Hay Twp., March 23,
1894, she was the daughter of
James Mose and Annie Elizabeth
Hayter. She was employed as a
nurse at Henry Ford Hospital.
Mrs. Young was predeceased by
her first husband, Francis Perdue
andber second husband, James
Young.
She was the dear mother of
Grace Evans of Clinton, loving
grandmother of 11 grandchildren,
25 great-grandchildren and 17
great-great-grandchildren. She is
also survived by several nieces and
nephews.
Mrs. Young was predeceased by
one son, Everett Perdue; one broth-
er, Tom Mose; one sister, Ethel
Houston; one son-in-law, Stuart
Evans and two daughter-in-laws,
Isabelle McAlpine and Blanche
McLean.
Visitation was held on Dec. 7
with the funeral following at 2 p.m.
at Beattie-Falconer Funeral Homes
Ltd., Clinton. Rev. Nicholas Van-
dermey of St. Andrew's Presbyteri-
an Church officiated.
Flowerbearers were Lori Merrier
and Jacqui Reiger.
Pallbearers were Br-ran Evans,
Gary Evans, Scott Consitt, Steven
Taylor, Larry Perdue and David
Perdue.
Interment was at Bayficld Ceme-
tery.
Memorial donations to the chari-
ty of one's choice would be appre-
ciated as expressions of sympathy.
Presbytery meets
summer, autumn
Separate board grants leaves