After Meeting Refreshments Schedule

Thank you for being willing to prepare
refreshments. Please switch if needed.

Directions are posted in the kitchen. Supplies need to be donated- check what is already available in the kitchen. “Basic” refreshments are coffee, milk and/or half & half,
tea, juice, and crackers. People appreciate having cheese, sweets, veggies, or fruit, but it can be as simple as you like.
The Woman’s Society makes this schedule with people who
come to Meeting regularly and have been willing to prepare
refreshments in the past. We have not checked with each person
regarding dates. If you would like to be added to or taken off
this list, please see Nancy Marstaller. Thanks!

AFTER MEETING REFRESHMENTS
SCHEDULE
March 2011 THROUGH August 2011

March
6 Dorothy & Ed Hinshaw
13 Don Goodrich, Brenda Masse
20 Angie Reed & family
27 Joe & Alex Godleski

April
3 Glenice Hutchins & Al Anderson
10 Macy Whitehead, Sukie Rice
17 (Palm Sunday) Patty Carton & John Newlin
24 (Easter) Jeannie Baker Stinson & family, Theresa Oleksiw & Abby Fortune

May
1 Sue Wood, Dorothy Curtis
8 Nancy Marstaller, Clarabel Marstaller
15 Betsy Stivers & family
22 David & Kathy Brown
29 Sarah Sprogell, Leslie Manning

June
4 Linda Muller & Jim McCarthy
12 Bee Douglas, Nancy Marstaller, Jo-an Jacobus
19 Helen Clarkson, Julie Krejsa
26 Margaret Wentworth, Phyllis Wetherell

July
3 Kitsie Hildebrandt, Clarabel Marstaller
10 Glenice Hutchins & Al Anderson
17 Brenda Masse, Wayne Hollingworth
24 Dotty DeLoach, Don Goodrich
31 Sukie Rice, Susan Wood

August
7 Margaret Wentworth, Dotty DeLoach
14 Dorothy Curtis, Charlotte Anne Curtis
21 Eileen Babcock, Mildred Alexander
28 Phyllis Wetherell, Pam & Leonard Rainey

Young Friends Host Rise Up Singing, With Creators Peter & Annie, In Benefit Concert

By Wendy Schlotterbeck
On Saturday, March 19 at 7pm, Young Friends are hosting a sing-a-long concert with
Peter Blood and Annie Patterson, creators of the “Rise Up Singing” songbook. Tickets are on sale now from any Young Friend or Wendy Schlotterbeck. Proceeds will benefit the
Kakamega Orphan project and the DYF participation in NEYM this August.
Suggested donations:
Adults – $10-15,
Children under 12 – $5,
Families – $25.

Playing in the Light Training Workshop

By Wendy Schlotterbeck
We are delighted to be the host for a “Playing in the Light” workshop April 15, 16,
and 17. Michael Gibson from Friends General Conference will be the lead trainer. Because our Sunday School is growing, we would like to offer another class for the middle school age
Friends next year, and need more teachers.
Please consider if you would like to grow into this wonderful way of helping children
understand God. Please contact Wendy Schlotterbeck for more information about this
exciting event!

 

Readers wanted

By Angie Reed
Monthly meeting has approved Sunday, May 22 as the date for a potluck and
intergenerational book discussion at the Meeting House. Please read any of Greg Mortensen’s books and join us to share your thoughts on your reading. These books are available on Woman’s Society shelves, and at your local library or bookstore. The book titles are: Three Cups of Tea, in adult and junior versions, Stones into Schools, and Listen to the Wind, in picture book format.
These books are part of this year’s United Society of Friends Women International
(USFWI) reading program. Woman’s Society participates in this program. If anyone has any extra copies of these books they would like to share with others at the meeting, please let Angie Reed know or just put your name in the book and place it on the Women’s Society
Reading program shelf. …..Happy Reading!

March 6th Brings Panel, Potluck, FUM and NEYM

By Leslie Manning
On March 6, we will have a panel and a potluck on the subject of Friends United
Meeting and New England Yearly Meeting. We will take up the personnel policy, financial
support and hope to provide guidance for ways to move forward. We invite everyone to join us immediately after Meeting.

LACO needs

Lisbon Area Christian Outreach (LACO) food pantry is in continuing need of
items to distribute. Breakfast cereals are constantly in short supply.
Donations of cereal are always welcome. Other items LACO needs are:
evaporated milk, granola bars, Pop-tarts, coffee, crackers of any kind, canned
chicken noodle soup, canned tomato soup, and boxed rice mixes.