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Anglicans Say. Their Farewells To
Rev. \,. S. Outerbridge On Sunday
Prizes were presented for outstanding
achievement in student activities at a 'banquet
held recently at the Ontario Agricultural and
Veterinary Colleges, Guelph.
Shown here are members of the OAC Degree
Course who have won Philharmonic awards for
outstanding and faithful work in connection with
College Musical activities, left to right; Farrell
Anderson of Jamaica, British West Indies; D.
Bruce McDonald of Clinton; John Ketching,
Guelph and Lloyd J. Holland, Clinton.
(Dept. of P.R. 0.A.C., Guelph)
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St. James' Church, Middleton
was almost filled on Sunday last
when a joint service was held with
St. ,Tohn's, Varna, and Trinity
Church, Bayfield. The occasion
Was the farewell of the rector, the
Rev. Warren S. Outerbridge, who
has accepted a charge' in St.
Mark's Episcopal Church Venice,
Florida, after two and one half
years in this Canadian parish.
Mr. Outerbridge expressed his
pleasure at seeing the three con-
gregations gathered: together in
friendship and good-will. His text
was from Acts 2: 42 "and they
continued steadfastly in the Apost-
les, doctrine and fellowship and in
breaking of bread and in prayer."
IWe must preserve our precious
Anglican heritage at all costs and
not become just another protes-
tant sect," he stated "it does matter
what you believe. The tragedy of
modern times is the lack of a firm
foundation in Christian.:
The order • of Bishops, priests and
deacons is basecron our Lord's own
instructions; Baptism and Holy
Communion are the two sacra-
ments necessary for salvation. To
be outside a church is to be outside
Christianity. Believe the Apostles`
creed firstly and then put it into
practice. Finally I urge you to
hang on for dear life to your Ang-
lican heritage."
Following the service, James
Caineron, Bayfield, addressed Mr.
Outhrbridge. on behalf of the' as-
sembled congregations, and read
an address of regret at their par-
ting and best wishes, for their fut-
ure- endeavours. .Wardens Wilmer
Reid, Varna, Donaltl'mitidleton, St.
James, and Alfred Scotchmer of
Trinity Church, Bay-field, presen-
ted Mr. Outerbridge with parting
gifts, a pair of lovely blue wool
blankets and a ;large silver tray
enscribed to Mr. ,and Mrs. Outer-
bridge froth the three parishes.
Mr. Outerbridge thanked his
friends for their gifts and issued
an invitation to all present to vis-
it them in their new home if they
are ever down to, Venice, Florida.
The best wishes of all go with
Mr. and Mrs. Qpterbridge and
Peter, as they begin in another
field of service.
'VARNA
WA Meeting
The March meeting of the Var-
na United Church Woman's Assoc-
iation was held in the church, with
Mrs. Lee McConnell presiding.
Mrs. Wilfred Chuter led the de-
votional period with Mrs. Harvey
Boyce and.,Mrs. Lyle Hill assisting.
There were 24 members and four
visitors present.
The highlight of the afternoon
was the presentation to Mrs. Har-
vey Boyce who is leaving to make
her home in Clinton.
The address was given, by Mrs.
Ralph Stephenson and the presen-
tation made by Mrs. Gordon Cole-
man. After a little business dis-
cussion, the ladies took part in a
very interesting musical contest,
and a lively game arranged by
Mrs. Eleanor McAsh and her
group. The usual very delicious
lunch was served and thoroughly
enjoyed by all.
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News of Goderkh Township
ture for Ontario, Following the
Angus meeting, those present at,
tended the Home and Garden.
Show in the Manufacturers Build-
ing, London,
Church Services
Services in St. James Church,
Middleton will be conducted 'by
the Rev. William Craven, Goder-
ich, on Sundays, April 7, April 14,
at three p.m, Easter Sunday Ser-
vice will be conducted in St. Jam-
es' Church, by the Rt, Rev. W, A.
Townshenci, Suffrages Bishop of
Huron, at 9.30 a.m.
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BRUCEFIELD
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Barr, Patsy
and Jeanne, Burlington, spent last
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. W, V.
Dinnin.
NOTICE OF MEETING
Huron County Trappers Association
,Wednesday, April 10, 8.30 p.m..
Agricultural Office Board Room, Clinton
• All Interested Parties Cordially Invited
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WESLEY-WILLIS WMS
TO MEET ON APRIL 11
The April meeting of Wesley-
Willis Woman's Missionary Society
will be held on Thursday, April 11,
at 8.00 p.m., in the lecture room
of the church, This is the Thank-
offering meeting with Rev. D.
Bruce Suitar, missionary on tem-
porary forlough from Korea as
guest speaker. This will be an
open meeting.
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Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hotist2,p, God-
erten, visited with Mrs. Frank Pic-
ot on (.114p s clay
The early birds are planting a
few of the Irish "lemons" on the
light land out in this area,
Grant Stirling purchased a poll-
ed angus hull at Doig's sale on
Tuesday, out of the herd of Toni
Patrick, Ilderten.
Erlin Betties, Toronto, spent the
weekend with his mother, who is
in Alexandra Marine and General
Hospital, Godericb.-•
Mr, and Mrs. Stewart Middle-
ton and Mr. and ' Mrs, Herbert
Klom Zurich, attended the West-
I) ern Ontario Aberdeen-Angus As-
sociation banquet - and annual
meeting in London 'last Saturday,.
The speaker was the Hon. W. A.
Goodfellow, minister of agricul-
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