To induct new pastor

at Maynard on Dec. 30 � / . t r � , S /fo

'"'.'mch�ster, where he received his. primary and secondary edu­cation.

He served with the Canadian Army during World War JI as �n adi:ndnistrative officer, receiv­ing his discharge in 1946 with the Tank of Captain.

I After a whirl in the sales fields h.e entered the UniNersiity of Bri:

t.ish Columbia and followed with

: theology studies at Union Col­lege. beL�g ordained in 1952. His early mmistry was the Pacific Coas!, inclu?ing stude'lllt ministry

,, day m loggmg cOirilmunities, and

I on yancouver's "Skid Ro

.

ad." I

At Victoria United Church Maynard, on Thursday evening'

December 30th, the Rev. Cecil Dukelow will be inducted into the pastorate of the Augusta Charge of the United Church of Canada. The service. iconducten by the Rev. Robert Crooks o£ Cardinal, chairman of the Dun­das-Grenville Presbytery, begins at 8.00 p.m.

. For the Reverend Dukelow, it is a home-coming to his home presby;IJery, as he is a native of

His most recent charge has been Victoria Street-Benmiller Charge at Goderich.

·

• 1Mlr. Dukelow's ·extra-parochial 1 interests include the Canadian Legion, Canadian Red Cross, Ro­tary Club, and Board of Trade Mrs. Dukelow has been on th� Presbyterial Executive of the for-mer Woman's Association and WMS, and now the United Churc� Women. I

Their 17-year-old daughter is presently studying at McGill Uni­versity in Science and Medicine on a National Scholarship. '

The Augusta char.ge includes Maynard, Domville, and Bethel and since the resignation of th� Rev. John Cook last June, has been under the interim chair­manship o£ the Rev . D. J. Car­negie, of Prescott.

Rev. D. Gray area cleric

dies at 90,qao Rev. David Gray, a native

of Leith, Scotland, and a min­ister for 38 years of the Pres­byterian and United Churches died here yesterday. He wa� 90. «.,

He came to Canada :in 1906 with his wife, Davina Martin of Dundee, who died a year ago. After taking theological training at Vancouver, Mr. Gray was minister of diifferent churches in Northern British Columbia and the Fraser Val­ley. He was minister of St John's United Church Brock: ville, in 1934 and late� served the United Church at Stirling and Lunenberg, near Corn­wall, prior to his retirement in 1955.

Mr. and Mrs. Gray lived re­tired in Smiths Falls and then came to Ottawa in 1960 to live with a daughter, Miss Phyllis GrayJ

- 18 -

MAYNARD fil3Tilffi.TED R&::EIPTS & EXPENDITURES

RIDEIPTS:

Church Offerings Envelopes Loose Offering

u.c.vr. Bala.nee Forward Ja.n.1/65 Misc. Dona.tions

Total

1965

EXPENDITURES:

Salaries & .Allowances llinisterial Supply Organist

Janitor

Church Expenses Heat Light Insurance Repairs Janitor Equipment l'iisc.

lJissionacy & Maintenonc.o ·

Christian Education S.S. Supplies &

Furnishings

Supplies Choir Husic ?

Duplex Envelopes

Total

Total

Total

Total

Postage, Printing, Stationery

Total U. C. Observer

Total Bldg. Fund - repayment bal.

bank loan

Total Central Treasury

Total

Grand Total

40. 00 450. 00

JOO. 00

790. 00

400. 00 100. 00 53. 00

1,000. 00 100 . 00

25. 00

i, 678. 00

400. 00

400. 00

1.50. 00 iso. 00

20. 00 60. 00

80. 00 150. 00

150. 00

850. 00 85.0. _{)Q ID

2,828. 01 -=-

2,828. 01

6, 926. en

l'Ia;ynard Congregational Meeting Jan. 18, 1965

Opening Devotions

Constitution of Heeting

Appointment of' Secretary

The Privilege of Voting

lfiinuths of the last meeting

Reports of: Session Stewards Trustees U.C .W. (afternoon unit ) U.C .i;r. ( evening unit ) Sunday School M. & M. Others

Election of Officers for 1965

Courtesies

Adjournment

( ) .. �

Stewards:

Trustees:

Session:

Retiring Personnel

Session ( 2 retire ) Stevra.rds ( 4 retire ) Trustees ( 2 retire } 11. & M. Treasurer Nominating Committee Auditor Consulting Committe e for Church Furnishings

PMposed by Nominating Connnittee Delbert Armstrong, Edvrard J enldns, Henry Poehlmann, Bert Poehlmann, Yfilliam Byers, Roland Poehlmann, Ronald Jason, Kornelis Louvrerse, Frank Darcel ( Daniel Hammerli, Roy Patterson, Dvright Shannon, Frank Conklin)

�*' Allan Drake, VTilliam Louvrerse, Carl Durant, Frank Lomverse John Robinson, Leslie Dulmage, Percy Baker, Grant Ucintosh, ( Frank Louvrerse, William Durant )

�i- Dwight Shannon, Frank Conklin Willard Shannon, Edward Byers, Lawrence Walker, Harold Vail, Ronald Shannon ( Bill Lomrers� Carl Durant )

* Ivan Lane, �zra Nmrnns

Receipts

Ba.lance Forward Envelooos Loose offerings UCvJ Ai'tenioon UCW Evening Dall Hemori<Jl ConsoUcla.ted Paper H.ideau Eill Camp

Total Hecei nts

Balance

Bal11nce Forward Individual giv:i.n�s UCW Afternoon Refund from ba.rik Loan

Total

Balance

VICTORIA �ITID CHURCH

General I<'und

J> 47.07 3301.74

252.27 235.00 175.00

4.45 4.50

i�100

.4005.03

,} 458148

Building- Fund

;� 92.?L. 23$.50 150.00

16.oo 800100

·11>1297.21"" ; .

6�122 ·�

Exoenditures

Central '1'reasu�r fiideau Hill Orennist Caretaker Supnliee Fuel Light Observer Renairs Irrt,erest Insurance

Total Expenditures

Outstanding Loan

Payment on loan Renovations Interest Insure.nee

'fotal

Outstanding loan

1V2094.19 15.00

337.50 300.00

17.63 326.15

so.40 136.50

40.05 37.35

2�100

J36U.55

� J20100 ... 0.

·�� 230.00 852.66

53.35 26i00

:;1232.01

�12�.0100

.;.t the Congregational meeting on February 25th. the Board of Trustees

was requested to invite tenders for the re -·finishing of the b a s ement o f

the Church using a gyprock ceiling and plywood walls. Of the six contractors

who were consulted the large majority were not in favour of these materials

and recommended acoustic tile c eilings and insulated block walls. Their

reason for doing so was that the plywood and gyprock would not be satisfactory

because of dampness in a room below ground level. The Trustees speci fied

that prices be given in the tenders for both ty,pes of construction. Thecost

of each method is approximately the same. Therefore, the Trustees recommend

to the Co:migregation:

First - that the construction of block wall, insulated with styrofoe.m,and

an acoustic tile ceiling be approved.

Seco?!_9: - that, the lowest tender, which was that of R.& W. Vail, be accepted

in the amount of two thousand, eight hundred and ninet y-four dollars.

I!_lird - that the amount of money requested by the Trustee Board for the

re-finishing of the basement be increas ed from three thousand to

four thousand dollars, in order that the kitchen and washroom may

be finished at this time. These items are not included in the

above tender. The Congregation are asked to note that the above

tender includes a second oil furnace and adequate lighting of the

fturch grounds. Lights in the basement will be those presently in use.

In closing this report, I would like to thank everyone who heiped in any

way to prepare the basement for this work, and I would especially- like to

thank Carl Durant for preparing the specifications to present to the

<?on tractors.

Tuesday, Jan. 30th

Notices The Augusta Charge

January 28, 1962.

* Maynard Choir will meet at 8:00 p. rn.

*Maynard Board of Trustees will meet in the Church ba�ernent at 9:00 p.rn. Pe�sons on this Board are: Frank Louwerse, William Durant, �dward

Byers, Ron Shannon, Carl Durant, John Robinson.

Wednesday, Jan. 31st

*Bethel Choir in the Church at 8:00 p.m.

Thursday, Feb. 1st *Domville Choir in the Church at 8:00 p.m. *Dundas-Grenville Presbyterv will meet in the United Church at Morrisburg

at 8:00 p.rn. for the purrose of inductine Rev. William March.

Friday, Feb. 2nd * Maynard Vounp People will meet in the Church basement at 8:00.

Eve!"Jone welcome.

Board Members for the vear 1962

Maynard Sess ion :

Ron Shannon Bill Lo werse Carl Durant John Robinso Ezra 'ewans

Ivan Lar.e Arthur Dulrna?e

Stewards :

Frank Darcel Dan Hammerli Roy Patterson Gerald BrPckenridF'e DwiP'ht Shannon Bruce Connell John Amstrong Frank Conklin Jack Harrison Willard Shannon Leslie Dulmage Donald Fretwell Wilfred Weir Lorne Walker Delbert Annstron� Ezra 'ewans

Trustees:

Frank Louwerse

Bill Durant Edward Byers Ron bharmon Carl Durant John Robinson

Domville

Milburn Mccully Stewart Steed ,James Travis Bill Brown Dover Scott Dawson Alkt=>rton

Lloyd Earl Don Alkerton Alton Baynham Lester Bass Jacob Brouwer

Peter Polite Milburn lv1cCully Dawson Alke rton Mrs. Dover bcott Mrs. Stewart Steed Mrs. Ray B:.ikt=>r William .tlrown Stewart Steed

Kenneth Alkerton Michael Skakum Bert Henz:r Rav Baker Dover Scott

Bethel

Eldon Kirkland Don Palmer Fred Read Charles Edwards Ken Connell Arden Simpson

Elmer Md ullen Don Metcalfe Alton Lep,rove Ron Hough Morley Ball Bill Warner Archie McMullen

�arl Throop Lloyd Chase Basil Cook Grant Hoti.e;h V. !I cMullen

Howard Houf".h H. Throop G. Coville Chas. Edwards Elmer White Eddie Hou�h Wilfred Throop

CEURCH DIRECTORY, 1966

Rev. C. A. Dukelow, minister.

The Session

John Robinson Arthur Dulmage Ivan Lane Edward Byers

"J<;zra Newans Willard Shannon Lawrence Walker

Committee of �tewards

Frank Darcel Bill louwerse Frank louwerse Delbert Armstronp Dar Hannnerli �rs. r.rant Mcintosh

Allan Drake Carl Durant Ronald Jason Frark Conklin Eert Poehlmann Mrs. Will'am Durant

BOARD QT<' TRllST�ES

Gra t Mcintosh Percy Baker John Robinson

Leslie Dulmage Dwipht Shannon

Frank Conklin

Treasurer - Frank Darcel

Missions - Mrs. Erwin Fretwell

Organist - Mrs. Rose Haga Assistant - Mrs. �rant Mcintosh

Sunday School �upt. - Mrs. Bruce Connell Maint0nance - Bill louwerse

United Church \Tomen - Mrs. W. L. Durant, Afternoon Unit - Mrs. Frank DarcPl, Evenin?, Unit

Report of Maynard Trustee Board, work completed 1966: Church abuttments repaired Church washroom redecorated

Evening Unit of Mayn' d UCW accept

• I new pro1ects Mrs. Roy Patterson opened her

home in the Maynard Subdivi­sion for the first regular meeting of the Evening Unit of United Church Women. Mrs. Stanley Yeatman, president, was in the chair, assisted by Mrs. Frank Darcel, secretary. Devotions were conducted by Mrs. Bob Boulerice and Mrs. Grant Mcintosh.

Named vice-presidents were 'I Mrs. Dan Hammerli and Mrs. G.

Mcintosh. Other committees ap­pointed included that of Social I Functions: Mrs. Percy Baker, Mrs. Ken Fretwell and Mrs. Bou­lerice. It was decided to use en­velopes as a means of raising funds, and the meeting accepted responsibility for cost of choir music. The sale of Everyday cards, wrappings and novelties will be carried on by Mrs. Bruce Connell, acting for both After­noon and Evening Units.

Mrs. John Cook, Mrs. Roy Pat­terson and Mrs. Frank Darcel were a committee to supervise Nursery Class in the Sunday School rooms during church ser­vice, with small children to be cared for in the manse as at pres- I ent. Any parents with pre-school I children are invited to leave their little ones in competent hands I while they attend worship ser­vice. Various members of the Unit will assume responsibility in turn, �md they will welcome gifts I of quiet toys or games to assist in this department.

The activity for the evening was a resume of a chapter of the book "In the Sixties," given by Mrs. Frank Conklin, outlining the changes that have come to rural churches and that will continue during the 60's. Mrs. Roy Pat- i terson, program chairman gave an outline of plans for 'future I me�tings. A social get-together I to mclude the husbands is being, planned for later in the month. The next meeting will be held on March 8th at the home of Mrs. Percy Baker.

Family supper held by Maynard Sunday School I <Held Over) Once again the Family Supper I held annually by Maynard Sunday

School proved a most delightful Christmas party, with more than 160 members of the school and J their families sitting down to a

bountiful "pot-luck" supper on Saturday evening, Dec. 21 in the SS room. Guests were welcome(J and Grace said by the Superin­tendent. Volunteer workers serv- j ed at the tables.

Grant Mcintosh expressed the I appreciation of the parents for an enjoyable meal and evening. An offering was taken to help defray expenses. Mrs. Bruce Connell, Superintendent, presented the awards for attendance. Highest award went to Elizabeth Atkin- 1 son who had perfect attendance for three years. Winning honors for two-year period were Matt Jenkins; Mark Small, Joan Throop, Bonnie Stearns, Anne Stearns, Pauline Baker, Nancy Hall, John Walker and Bob At­kinson. First year pins went to Nancy Jenkins, Elizabeth Jenkins, Pamela Cassidy, Mary Durant, Rose Anne Knapp, Ian Darcel, Marsha Patterson, Judith Arm­strong, Joan Durant, Dianne Knapp, Dwayne Patterson, Teddy Jenkins, David Durant, Edward Robinson. Nina Throop, Linda Vail, Corinne Fretwell, Jane Lane, Neil Vail and Pauline Typhair.

Certificates for missing less than four sessions went to Caro­lyn Young, Vickie McElroy, Penny Somerville, Donald Conklin, Michael Vallance, Barbara Robin­son, Susanne Somerville, Allan I

Serwa, Heather Cook, Marina Liscumb, Debra Typhair, Candy Mcintosh, George Robinson and Lynn Mcintosh.

The Superintendent's prize for memorizing Scripture went to Mark Small and Pauline Typhair. Mrs. Roy Patterson gave prizes to Steve Taylor, Dwayne Armstrong, Candy Mcintosh and Teddy Jen­kins.

Mrs. Connell introduced the teachers of the various classes and expressed her appreciation of their devotion to duty during the year. Gifts from the Sunday School were given out and treats of candy for all. Mrs. Roy Pat­terson led a vote of thanks to Mrs. Connell for her work on behalf of the children of the Sunday School.

Inaugural meeting Maynard United Church Women An enthusiastic group of ladies

attended an organizational meeting in Maynard United C.hurch Hall on Thursday eve­mng •

.

Jan. 11, for the purpose of formmg an evening unit of the United Church Women. Mrs. J�hn Coo� opened the meeting with a brief devotional period assisted by Mrs. Carl Durant' who read the Scripture lesson: and Mrs. Bruce Connell, pianist.

Rev. John and Mrs. Cook ex­plained the purpose of the group, and outlined some of the work to be done by the women of the church under this new plan. Mr. Cook conducted an election of officers which result­ed as follows: Leader, Mrs. Stan­ley Yeatman; Secretary, Mrs. Frank Darcel and treasurer, Mrs. Lyndon Cronk. The program convener elected was Mrs. Roy Pa.tterson, with her committee bemg Mrs. Grant Mcintosh, Mrs. !rank Conklin, Mrs. Bob Bouler­ice and Mrs. John Cook. Mrs. Bruce Connell was named Pub­lic Relations Officer, in charge of press and publicity. I Mrs. Roy Patterson invited the gro�p to meet in her home for I their first regular meeting on Thursd�y evening, February 8th 11 at 8 ? clock. Hostesses to assist her will be Mrs. Egbert :Fretwell ai;id �rs. Frank Conklin. A cor- . dia� mvitation is extended to any �adie� of the community to join m this fellowship with either the afternoon unit which meets on the second Tuesday of each month or the evening unit which will I m�et on every fourth Thursday wit�hever time suits her con� vemence.

Lun�h was served, and an hour / spent m getting acquainted.

VICTORIA UNITED CHURCH Tv�ftYNARD, ONT

ANNUAL REPOHT 1967

MINISTER: Rev. C.A.Dukelow

OFFI CER.S ( 1968)

STEWARDS:

·11·r :- --:-i...-i ':"' . -· - � � �.I.. .......J.��"-' .

John Hobir"·· ::m

Wil..L ,�'] SlJ:;,nnon Ed 1rar d Bye a

Frd:i.k Darc3l

Bill Louwe1. se t1obert Pet 2rs Mrs Wm Dur0nt Allan Drake Fr-ank Conklin Kenneth Fretwell William Glasgow

G·:<a11t Mcintosh Johit .":;:-_;�Yl'."C'D D\. _ight Sh::mnon 'W"illiam Durant

TREASURER: Frank Darcel

E,8r. M. Mrs. L.Lane

OJ.GAI'HST: Liss Lillias Lippert

ASSISTAHT

01?.GLNIST� Mrs Gra nt � c i nto s h

SUNDAY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT: Dale Conlin

CARETAKER: rrs H Vail

PRESIDENTS - UNITED CHUHCH worE�

Afternoon Group� l\1rs Wm DurantEvening Group: Mrs Frank Conklin

Arther Dulmage Ez:.'a Newan::: Lorne Walker

Dan Hammerli Delbert Armstrong Mrs Grant Mclntosh Earl Armstrong Carl Durant Thomas Connell Frank Louw erse

Percy Baker Lesley Dulmage W. Weir Frank Conklin

VICTORIA UNITED CHURCH smmAY SCHOOL

AKNUAL REPOJT 1967

��is diffi�ult to assess a year ' s work in Sunday School because its effect will only be seen in the lives of the children.

':e havE. ten tl.-::3.chers in the school. 1·.rs Carl Durant and Lrs Frank C·)DKlin teach ,,�ursery Class, rer -=icing l'•rs Barclay during the year �021�se of an accident. �ary Shannon is with the Kindergarten Class :·: ,-:, ' .". which i"'lrs H "Vail recently retired. Nina Throop, George Hobinson ;: ·� }. E. izabeth Atkinson teach the Primary Classes .George replaced . r"t ::tra Robinoon in September when she went to Univ e r sity . Mrs C.

· .. ; r;.:..0 )t·rs P, Conl:�n and Lrs D. Har.imerli are teaching the Junior Classe,.. , :'1. D�.:.s Conli:1 the Ir.-�:ermediate Class.

-,._; '�!�f,.,r::-1...,-s fr·�., trrn pu c ils amol�:-.·>?d t0 ,t,,285.S'O which, with R :v:1.e,<:� )r. 0.i'��_,180,('05 b r ought the ·l�otal t0 :;+i3S5.90. From this amount, 1.' • "t.'J Wci:.' se:T'.:. •,1) the t"..1bli"Li�� Ho·:se, .;;..43.28 was used for the

· t·1-�:).I�... J:'�.l.-�v./ 1n1 ��? 80 :r:i-"' l-:liP ... t.�llc�:-:ec:..is expenditures .. The total c�� ·,dit·J:"'P wa�� �257-1·4, leaving a balance of :W9S.16.

-L-�1 �o"..,·1: nf:.Jrirr; .,- � rr.(r ��. 'v\CIS �122,90,insluding - . ·Jhit e Gift offe�=-r�r·-, L·_,_�t f(.•J �l..1-.J r:v .. : n�o:::t��l_·�r 0ifcr�_J1ri:3 0

,

___ .r :� . r .. ,... : 11 .. ;r _:-:,:i._on > • T •• ..". � .. 1.

n '-

,�p t:1e year with our ar.;.1·al Christmas party.

235.90 100.0J 122.90

508.80

_Exp e �q_i _!, u Y'.�:

C.C.Publishing House ChristP'las party JV[i s s ellaneou s M&M

Total:

Balance:

2Lrl. (i'J 43.28

2.80 122.90

410.6'+

98.16

'"---ll"- - •

Receipts

Renort of the .mtral Treasm

Expendtt.ures

Donville � 100.3.?B M . .nisters :Jalary Heth el 1003.Jl 1'Janse Fuel H1ynard 17B4.69 Rew rs l inisters Share stati•,nery of uension Fund l.?..4.00 Presbytery llanrie Hefund on Taxes 122.48 Telenhone 'l'yclro and Telenhone '•J1�Z Pension Fund

�· lt081. -J i�se Taxes Total Receipts * 1.00i.63 H;rdro Balance, 1964 ll-.00.JJ. Insurance Total --:JJif. JJ.,,.40 i'Jovinr, Expenses Less E:xpenditures l:t:0�1�� Ba.lance, 1965 ' . !t�219� Total Exnenditures qjl

·,

Iii.ssionary and 1 :aintenance

1'laynard: Envelope a

Sunday School

Donrville: EnvelO!>E?S

Grand 'l'otal

Receints: r3.ssions Ont. Council Religious Educat.i.on General

\�114.21

�559.60

Bethel: &velopes Sunday School

Layna:rd Sunday School

Expenditures: Total Expend:i.Luree

.} 2500.00 lJ0.73 4h8.92 U6.46

� �,. 5 J,4.80 122.48

5'.1. '·1� 70.50

JJJ .�:z

$� �2.&..�

10.00 41+5,29

$560.34 Balance carried fwd. $ t 75

Aver-age attendance BJ Number of sessions 41 Superintendent: Nrs. Goldie Connell. Treasuser: Mrs. Audrey Patterson.

CHURCH DDillC'l1CH.Y r 1967

Rev. C0 A. Dukelow

The Session

John Robinson I a.n Lane i'iill� !.>hannon

Arthur T>ulma�e Brza Newans t

Lorne Walker .!:!:ch·mrd Byers

Cor.rni:ttee of Stewnr£s

Frank Dc-trcel Bill Lowerse Robert Peters r'rrs. \·Im. 1)urant i-\llan !)rake 1''rank Conkl.jn Kenneth Fretwell

Dan Hanmerli nelbert Arm&trong ��so Grant i 1clntosh earl. J•rmstrong Carl lJUrant Thomas Connell Frank lowerse.

J

of Trustees

Grant 1[clntosh John Robinson nw:tght Shamon t"'f" ""ro

Treasurer .i·1. & H0 0rGanist

Assistant s.s. Su-oerintemart­

i·iaintenance

Artemoon Unit l!..'vening l\ i J..i t -

Percy Baker Leslie Dttlmage Frank Conklin

Frd!lk Da reel I v-a.n · '.1·ac.e · .. .-.

''t

�trs. Rose Haga Nrs. Grant i rcintosh Mro Dale- Conlin Bill I:iettwel'Se M W•

Mrs. \·i o L. '.Jurant M.Pa. Fpafllc Darcel

(�

Victoria Unite<! Church fhm0ay School Apnual Re'f?QI"\

The yctJ.r 1966 m:i.�t._ be consic'lered some,·1hat of a historical yee>.r for tho Sunday School •

as after twEmty years as suoori.ntendnnt, Hrs., ilruce Gonnell relf..gned• In s., t4IJ ber,

Dale Gonl.in beeane sunorintendant � Also, in Januar:r 1966 i·Irs. Frank Conklin beeane

secret.8 ry-trea surer.

There c.rc eleven te&.chers on thH staff, •id.th a tot.al of seventy three -oun:l.la since

0cnte?r.ber. The avernge attendance for the year hns been sixty-five nupils oor Sunday.

Recei'Ots for the year totaled >?.:7Jo24 �dth ,,i25Jo2/.i. coining from ueekly collect.ion am

.�20.�>J fro!!I a donation. l'�X".lenoitures totaled ,�196003 tli.th ,,a75.oo going to the United

Church Publishing house ann. .,;i2lo03 for the Christ&'lo oortyo This len.ves ua with a

.A. • D- - : • .I J.·.. lf

. '>--

·'

- _ .........

---- -

-

Hevenue

invelooo s

& rton !.:.:r1tate Loose offerings UC'r� ��vening Unit Afternoon Unit Dtm·.iarcJ 9 s Barbecue Ganw.ss other

Total

Balance

Recei'Otis

Balance r'o�-m.rr'I Off erin[ !Jues Donntiono Collection Baki.ng �lo Int her Tln.y 'l'ea. •�eddin:; Cattoring Annlhv4l ,_,Dinner

Total

Receipt.a

Hal Forwarcl C':>Uection 2 Thm k offerings Dues Donations Penny Dags Anni v • 'Dinner Covered Dish Su-o'ner & Sale of i.-orons

Caterin� ' ecl<�ings Foo� :3!:1le �)�le Chriotrns Cnrns

i!ICTCRIA Uhl'f r..1j ChUH.CH

:;3066.72 1000&00

274.55 200.00

h25.00 215.47 391.,00

60.,90

.. �5070,6La.

: .. � 43'1.67

1'.ix:nenses

Central 'l'reasury Anniversary Organist Hua c CarE.>ta,ke, �3unnlics ::Junnlies Fuel Hydro Printing Observer Aoverti sing Rerx1irs ·

Interest, Service Chgs. Payriient ot c'lebt (build nr, Pnynent of loan (Gellcral)

Total Outsta.IY'in� Loan

>�2828.04 30.00

4�.50 12.25

304,62 61.53

J46l70 Bl.J.3

l2B,17 21.16

187.58 39 . 45

fun:1 ) 1054,30 ll4.33

•.,!5691.96 �� 430,67

U,C,H, �vpiflg Unit Financial Remzrt-. 12�

;�aiture§

') 39,gg 106,20

5.50 3.00 4,50

4?.'XJ 64.86

nn,50 163,2J

Gencr-dl Fun0s Literature Allocation Bi.ft Bank Ch<!.r·.,.CS Decorot.ions s. "'• Fl°'mrs 1''or Tea ft for \hxk3inr: CatcPl.ng Turkeys ,fodoing �� for Anniv, Dinner

:,,;552067 Total &lance ;,;)52,63

Tran.surer :innifroo Vail9

U,C,«<, Afternoon Unite l''in:'lncial Renort J.9f>6s.

) 40,47 53.76 /�3o70 10,00 13,75 RJ.13 n1.61

12H.25

156.06 52,20 1.i.3.16

Exoonditure�

11.llocation Genera 1 :F'1md Buildinr: Puna F ooc Bill 1ie0ding Laundry i10..soion Becket. Bnnk Clwrees Totnl �endi.tures

to. of Life re!'lhers .. 7. Lo, of . 'embers - 16 - - ' .. _ .... ___ ..,'l

�100.00 425,00 ioo.oo

30.90 5.00 3.35 .69

Donntion DorNille !.�ethel l>hyn,:'l. rd

H.eceiots, 1966..a.

Refund fro1.1 ti3.nse 'l'axcs Rebate on Insurance &J . .n.nce F0n«1rf Hee. 65

Total

. . I Atkinson J. fttldnson D. R'lker, ,-.•

Baker," �3. &.rton� & rb<:ra Bart.on, Violet Boulerice M. Bracken, f)ebbie IJyers1 E. Byers, - �;. Carson; G.W. Carson, o.c. Conklin - };. Conklin; F. Conklinl L. Conklin, H.. Conlin; !>,. Conlin, ·P. Connellj B,.

i.te:iort, of the Contr<!l 'l'rensutt

;;; 100.00 1663.96 1663.96 2a28004

126080 4.90

452.98

.,?6EJ40,64

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To Rev. John Cook, on leaving the Augusta Charge

And now our dear Reverend You're goinp away, We all wAnt to wish you The be st ev' ry day.

As you travel westward And the miles roll along, We hope vou111 remember Our tribute in song.

Now do you remember What you ' ve told us to do. "The hymns must be faster," And we puffed to please you

And who is it always Who holds that last note? We all hold our breath With ey�s buggin� out.

Then there was the morn ing There was no chair. We all tho't we'd see you Fall on your derrieret

Composed bv members of the Maynard Choir, led by Mrs. Rose Baga .

We all can recall The time you switched hymns. What a horrible morning We had the wham whims!

To keep you from running Up and down stairs We hope t hey 'll pipe water Right up to your chair.

We hope vou will take this all in good jest .

In spite of it all We think you're the best !

And when that old buP,le At dawn you've eard Perhaps you will wish, once , You were back on the Third.

Rev. John Cook undertook to train the choir with Mrs. Rose Haga, organist. This poem illustrates that it was all good fun, and it did have excellent re sult s .

Mr. Cook, with his wife, JoAnn , and crildren, Linda, Heather and John served this charge 1961 - 1966