Past Events at St. Paul's U.C.
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This is taken from Kenesserie's Facebook page. Cabin 3 is one of the ones that St. Paul's
is responsible for and that we donated money for improvements last year (2017). "Cabin 3 is painted and bunks are in! It is a slow process but we are getting there. Soon all of the cabins will be done. A huge thank you to Bette Northcott and Murray Northcott and friends for continuing to paint. And John Cofell who is building the bunks. Camp is so blessed to these these wonderful people who continuously give back to camp. Camp changes lives!" |
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The Community Living Subway Box Lunch on Thursday, March 9, 2017 was lots of fun as over a dozen people met at the church to eat their subs and enjoy the fellowship. |
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Eighteen women enjoyed lunch together at The Parkfield on February 1, 2017 to celebrate Carolyn's birthday.
In lieu of gifts, articles were donated to Victoria Avenue's Pantry Program.
Click on the pictures to enlarge them.
In lieu of gifts, articles were donated to Victoria Avenue's Pantry Program.
Click on the pictures to enlarge them.
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Each gutter on the church was checked in November. Two have been resurfaced, as in the picture, and one has been partially resurfaced. Some areas on the rest were sealed with the "liquid plastic" stuff. All are good for the winter. Two have been targeted for resurfacing next year. |
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The new mattresses are in the cabins, delivered Saturday, July 11,2015. See the St. Paul's UCW page for more pictures. Click here. |
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The birdhouse was built by Ron Ward and the benches by Jack Authier.
They both enjoyed contributing to the camp. Click on pictures to enlarge. |
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Chuck helps to maintain the water feature at Kenesserie.
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At the St. Paul’s Board of Stewards work bee on June 13, 2015 the following matters were dealt with:
- The flat roof on the Sunday School was reviewed for integrity and found all to be in good condition
- The Christmas Star was removed to be modified so it will in the future be more clearly seen travelling both directions on
Highway #40.
- The newly planted pyramid Emerald Cedars were tended to.
- The soil along the south and east sides of the building was sloped to ensure proper drainage.
- The downspouts and eaves troughs were reviewed and repaired to ensure proper drainage from the building roofs prior to any
further repairs to the inside walls and ceilings.
- Weed maintenance was tended to complement the regular lawn mowing.
- Planting and maintenance of the annual flowers planted was attended to.
- Pruning of trees on the property was done.
- Calking of the kitchen cupboards to ensure cleanliness.
- Review of the regular required maintenance to the pump house.
- Reconfiguring of the kitchen taps.
- Review of the outstanding need for a heat tape for the hot water line to the bathroom.
- Review of the outstanding repair needs to the back entrance to the basement.
- Review of any further repairs to be needed throughout the rest of the year.
- The flat roof on the Sunday School was reviewed for integrity and found all to be in good condition
- The Christmas Star was removed to be modified so it will in the future be more clearly seen travelling both directions on
Highway #40.
- The newly planted pyramid Emerald Cedars were tended to.
- The soil along the south and east sides of the building was sloped to ensure proper drainage.
- The downspouts and eaves troughs were reviewed and repaired to ensure proper drainage from the building roofs prior to any
further repairs to the inside walls and ceilings.
- Weed maintenance was tended to complement the regular lawn mowing.
- Planting and maintenance of the annual flowers planted was attended to.
- Pruning of trees on the property was done.
- Calking of the kitchen cupboards to ensure cleanliness.
- Review of the regular required maintenance to the pump house.
- Reconfiguring of the kitchen taps.
- Review of the outstanding need for a heat tape for the hot water line to the bathroom.
- Review of the outstanding repair needs to the back entrance to the basement.
- Review of any further repairs to be needed throughout the rest of the year.
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To read the article from The Chatham Daily News, June 8, 2015 edition, click here. Click on picture to enlarge. |
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On March 10, 2015, 16 women and 1 man celebrated the birthdays of Gail Scott and Bernice Sloan
by joining them for lunch at the Parkfield. In lieu of gifts, the birthday girls asked for items for Victoria Avenue's pantry. This picture shows Gail and Bernice with some of their gifts. Click on picture to enlarge. Thank you to all who supported our Celebration of Hymns evening on March 1, 2015. $935 was raised for Mission & Service. |
St. Paul's and Victoria Avenue hosted a wonderful evening featuring Linnea Good and David Jonsson on Wednesday, October 29, 2014. To enjoy the slideshow, click here. |
The Board of Stewards has been very busy at St. Paul's this spring of 2014. These projects have recently been completed or are in the works.
- New hotwater tank installed in the kitchen.
- On-demand hot water now installed for the restroom and smaller sink in the basement.
- Paper dispensers from Victoria Avenue United Church installed in the restroom, kitchen and by the basement sink.
- Four speakers and the supporting electronics from Victoria Avenue United Church installed in the Sanctuary to support four
mikes and speakers in the large Sunday School Room.
- The additional parking lot built the end of last November on the neighbouring Ball Farms property very recently finished off to
final grade, with the exception of one more load of gravel for the north end. This lot now allows for 20 additional vehicles.
- Cupboards in the kitchen have been sealed to ensure cleanliness.
- New set of cupboards installed for storage for the Sunday School.
- Piano in the basement has been tuned along with a new bench for the piano in the Sunday School room.
- Signage to advertise the presence of both Victoria Avenue United Church and the Korean Presbyterian Church with St. Paul's
United Church will soon be in position.
- New hotwater tank installed in the kitchen.
- On-demand hot water now installed for the restroom and smaller sink in the basement.
- Paper dispensers from Victoria Avenue United Church installed in the restroom, kitchen and by the basement sink.
- Four speakers and the supporting electronics from Victoria Avenue United Church installed in the Sanctuary to support four
mikes and speakers in the large Sunday School Room.
- The additional parking lot built the end of last November on the neighbouring Ball Farms property very recently finished off to
final grade, with the exception of one more load of gravel for the north end. This lot now allows for 20 additional vehicles.
- Cupboards in the kitchen have been sealed to ensure cleanliness.
- New set of cupboards installed for storage for the Sunday School.
- Piano in the basement has been tuned along with a new bench for the piano in the Sunday School room.
- Signage to advertise the presence of both Victoria Avenue United Church and the Korean Presbyterian Church with St. Paul's
United Church will soon be in position.