Business Meeting
October 14, 2013
6:39pm: Welcome
given by Jean to new members
Stephanie
A., Claire L., Beth D.
The Holiday Stroll
is scheduled for Saturday, November 23, 2013 from 9am – 2pm at The Monadnock
Center for History and Culture at the Peterborough Historical Society, formally
known as Bass Hall.
The hall will be opened for set-up on Friday at 10am and on
Saturday at 7:30am.
The Holiday Stroll flyer (that will be posted in the
community) was sent around the room. It was suggested the name Bass Hall be
included on the flyer since not all of us were aware of the new name change.
A motion was passed to have the Bell Ringers play from
11-12noon for a cost of $125.
At our next meeting, the committee chairs will pass around
sign up sheets for members help during the fair. We will need an initial crew
to set up at Bass Hall, piano players, card tables for the café, bake sale
table helpers, cookie bakers for the cookie trays, craft sellers and a clean up
crew. Karen B spoke with Leo Smith and asked for help from the Youth
Ministry. The guild members suggested
the youth help with carrying boxes up and down the parish hall stairs.
Chair: Karen B
Crafts: Karen A
Café: Jackie C
Cashier: Jean F and Connie L
Bake sale: Janice M
Raffle: Cheryl L and Linda C
Set up: Beth M and Jean F
Music: Jean F
If any member is donating a craft to the Holiday Stroll,
please contact Yvonne. The items need to be inventoried. We would appreciate a
suggested sale price although it might be changed to be consistent with the
sale price of similar items. The craft group meets the 1st and 3rd
Monday of the month in the parish hall at 6:30pm.
Joyce S reviewed how our Helping Hands ministry is used.
Joyce is notified if there is a funeral (with an anticipated attendance of 75
or less), that a family would like help with the reception. Calls are then placed
to members who have offered to help with set-up, cleanup and baking. Families
often donate money to defray the cost although it isn’t always the case.
Community Supper
Helen L has volunteered to organize the community supper in Hancock.
For 2 years this has been a successful community outreach effort from our
Guild. Helen would like to plan the supper for April and will be looking for
volunteers to help her.
Joyce spoke about the organization and cleanliness of our
parish kitchen. The Guild is aware there are many groups who use the kitchen
and often it has been left in a mess. Idalina
T and the DMWG members try to keep the kitchen clean and organized but this has
not always been the case with other groups using the kitchen. It was
recommended a “Kitchen Committee” be formed with representation from each group
who use the kitchen. Beth M volunteered to bring the issue before the Pastoral
Council.
Recording Secretary