Clinton News-Record, 1983-02-16, Page 11nnual
By Blanche Deeves
St. Jame's Anglican
Church to Middleton held the
Annual Vestry meeting at
('aniborne House in
Bayf•eid, hosted by Rev. and
Mrs. Reynolds.
The Rector's Reports were
es try
given by the Warden's
Rector and the Peoples'
Warden Don Middleton
Edward Wise presented the
financial statement. Vera
Miller gave the ACW report
which noted that the ladies of
the church had a very busy
year - Estelle Wise gave the
AJC.; meeting het
By Blanche Deeves
Roses decorated the
Sectuary of Holmesville
United on Sunday and with
hearts and flowers made a
valentine bouquet. The
Upper Sunday School Class
sang the Anthem.Remember
the February 20 Skating
party from 4 to 5 p.m. and
potluck supper at Wesley
Willis Church in Clinton at
5:30.
The February meeting of
the UCW was held on
Tuesday with Charlotte
Norman's group in
charge.Kay Harris and
Grace Walter read articles
on kindness, Appreciation,
cheerfulness, friendship and
love. Phyllis Cox conducted
business and noted that the
Presbyterial and UCW
doubled their monthly
donation to the Lewis
Mission in Africa.
The Enterprising Seniors
Care units
Coronary Care Units,
pioneered in Canada, have
reduced mortality in
hospital patients with heart
attacks. Help your "Heart
Fund" help pioneer new life-
saving advances.
meet Thursday at 2 p.m. m
the Community Centre in
Holrnesville. Come and bring
a friend.
ee
secretary's report on the
Board of Management for
1982 The books were audited
by Keith Miller and John
Deeves.
Appotnuuents made m -
eluded: Server Guild, Lisa
Storey; Christian Education,
1.ynda Steenstra;
Superintendent, Doreen
Welsh; teacher. Beth
Southam; teacher Audrey
Middleton: substitute, Carol
Wainrnes; substitute, Lisa
Storey: teaching assistant;
Chancel Guild and Church
('are, Anglican Church
Women; Anglicans in
Mission Leadership 'Pearn.
eld
1 CrLrb�rne
Rev Reynolds Parish
Director, Don Middleton Co-
('hairrrian, Ray Wide (.o -
Chairman, Ed Wise
treasurer, Lois Wise
Secretary, Barbara
Reynolds Mission Study.
Ray Wise, Rector's
Warden, Board of
Managetnent - Estelle Wise,
Vera Miller, William
Steenstra, Margaret Mid-
dleton.
The nominating com-
mittee report was given by
Ray Wise, Margaret Mid-
dleton and Ralph Welsh.
Delegate to Great Chapter
and Synod Primary John
Deeves, Board of
Management, Edward
Deeves, Don Middleton, hors
Wise, James Storey,
People's Appointment
Auditors Dean Aldwuikle,
John beeves; Captain of
Sidesman, James Storey;
Press Reporter, Blanche
Deeves.
The ACW held their
February meeting at the
home of Delores Dutot.
Rev. Reynolds called for
the executive for in-
stallation They are:
Blanche Deeves, Co-
ordinator, Leaders, Carol
Wanunes, Lynda Steenstra,
Estelle Wise, Margaret
Middleton. Blanche Deeves;
Treasurer, Delores Dutot;
Secretary, Vera Miller;
Assistant secretary Lois
Wise; Press Reporter,
Blanche Deeves; Supple,
ouse
Delores Dutot, Loan Smith;
Prayer Partner Sarah
Stacey; Social Service,
Blanche Deeves, Foster
Child Lias Snoith
Blanche beeves gave her
sick and card report and
read a thank you from Rev.
Reynolds for his fruit and
Pete Postill. Vera Miller
read a thank you from Sarah
Storey. Lois Wise read a
thank you from the Foster
Child.
A motion was made to
write Coinpassion fur a
financial statement. Lynda
read a letter from Anglican
Church Women ut reference
to the Annual meeting in
!union. Lynda Steenstra
discussed the St. Patrick
Dessert Euchre at
Holinesville on March 16
At the St. James service on
Sunday morning the two
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Wardens, Lay Delegate,
Board of Management, Head
of Sidesman, ('o -ordinator of
.Anglican Church Women
were introduced. They will
be installed to their various
positions in the church.
St. Jatnes congregation
was pleased to hear that
Sarah Storey was well
enough to play the organ
again. Thanks to Barbara
Reynolds for taking over
while Sarah was i11.
Sympathy from the area is
extended to Francis and
Marion t Middleton) Powell
on the Iuss of their daughter
Naiay Shaddick.
Edward, Blanch and John
Deeves attended the
Induction Service at St.
1'aul's Church in Clinton for
Rev Gordon Simmons, BA
M. I )iv. as guests of Eric and
Marg Switzer.
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Huron Centennial Public School held a Family Fest last week.
learn how to play songs about families. ( Photo by Rod Hilts)
She';:,, Clark (left) semis! J ee Steele ((right)) comduct a puppet show about Family Week
at the ?, ,unlit Centennial School. Paul Turnbull, aaocirer part of the puppet show
watches. (1•'hoto by 'cod lEflilr )
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Holmesville 4-H meeting held
The first meeting of the
Holmesville II 4-H
homemaking club was held
at the home of leader,
very Van Ninhuys on
Feb. 5.
We all tasted different
kinds of soynuts, some were
salted, barbecued, and some
were covered in yogurt. We
opened the meeting with the
4-H pledge and then we
prepared our food and put it
into the oven. We discussed
our "Ontario Heritage"
books and had the election of
officers.
The results were:
President, ,Julia Ritchie;
Vice President, Janet
Due ,.:rme; Secretary, Kim
DePutter; Treasurer, Rosita
Brand; Press Reporter,
Barb !::rand.
We took our food from the
oven when it was done and
tasted it. We were to make a
list of herbs and spices from
home and other work from
our books.
Tuckersmith UC
Tuckersmith UCW Unit 1
met February 8 and Mrs.
Hazel McNaughton took her
theme on Time. She noted,
never bear more than one
trouble at a time as other
troubles may never happen
anyway. President Mrs.
Hazel McCartney thanked
the Devotion Leaders for
their work. Mrs. Violet Ross
read thank you cards from
Mrs. Margaret Lince of
Bayfield and family and Mr.
Bert Walters. Mrs. Beatrice
Stoll expressed personal
thanks on behalf of her hus-
band Edgar. The March pro-
ject to be a Bake Sale.
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Last week the teachers
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participated in Famfest.
Famfest is a fellow -up of
Rural School Week which
was held last year. During
Famfest Grades 1 through 8
participated in a variety of
activities that educated
them about what it's like to
be in a family.
Each child participated in
a daily social studies ac-
tivity. All activities in math,
science, art, physical
education as well as social
studies was orientated
towards family.
According to Principal
Arnold Mathers the event
was successful. He noted,"It
was just an excellent week.
I've had parents calling in
and telling us how much
their child enjoyed the ac-
tivities."
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