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JANUARY 22, 1970 The annual meeting of the United Church congre- gation in Schreiber was held on Sunday January 18th, The congregation gathered for a pot luck supper and the informality of the occasion set the tone for the meeting which followed. The minister, the Rev. E.C. Prinselaar, chaired the business session of the evening. The congrega- tion was given the printed report which had been prepared by the Church Board. Reports from various committees and organizations were received for information, leaving the impres- sion that the church in Schreiber can look back at a successful and interesting year. The attempt which was made to involve the congregation to a much greater degree in the decision making process- es has shown some very obvious results in the number of programs which have been undertaken by various committees of the Board and the very good attendanc¢ which has been consistently high for the monthly meetings of the Board. The quality of participation and the variety of programs tackled indicates the fact that our church is a viable organization within the community. The people of the congregation 'are showing preparedness SNOWMOBILE RACES ---- MRS. TERRACE BAY NEWS ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH ANNUAL MEETING 2.7772G IN THE SNOW 'SCHREIBER WINTER FESTIVAL February 13-14-15 FUN for the whole family. GAMES ---- DISPLAYS of MACHINES and EQUIPMENT ---- -- CROWNING of SNOW QUEEN etc. FOR INFORMATION AND REGISTRATION WRITE OR PHONE: SHEILA GLAD - 824-2659 THLS: ADRAS SPONSORED: BYu2<ie = CACCAMO'S FOODMARKET PAGE 11 to witness to their faith through forms of outreach which will undoubtedly leave their mark on comm- unity life. The list of activities and concerns which are supported by members of the congregation ip- cluding the minister is a hopeful sign for the year just started. Through a substantial effort on the part of the congregation, all financial commitments have been met and a credit was shown in both the local and Manse fund, while $1100. were contributed to the - Mission and Service Fund of the church. The congregation appointed Mr. C. Pyke as chairman of the Board for the year 1970. Mr. Pyke has been active as convener of the committee on Worship and Ecumenical affairs. Other members of the executive elected were Mr. W. Dukes as treasurer and Mr. G. Gordon as vice chairman of the Board: A motion was passed instructing the worship com= | mittee to make arrangements for regular pulpit ex- § changes between the ministers along the North Shore. It is hoped that this kind of arrangement will widen the interests of the congregations and provide the opportunity' of a better use of the per- sonal resources available in cs various churches . continued page eee eeee FILMS ---- DANCE --