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Bishop Confirms
Candidates At
pecial Service
BAYFIELD--Trinity Church
was filled on Sunday evening
for the confirmation service
conducted by the Rt,.13,ev, H. F..
G. APPleYard, Bishop of Georgian Bay,
In this deeply spiritual ser-
vice the follOWing candidates
were presented to the Bishop
for the Laying on of Hands, by
the rector, Rev. j.
rison;
Donald Nelson Gander and
his wife, Mrs, Sandra Leah
Gander; Mrs, Isabel Marguerite
Pierson and her daughter, Lyn-
da Joy Pierson; Kathryn Joan
Weston; Karen Ruby Fitzsim,
ons,
Terry Fitzsimons had the
honour of acting as the Bishop's
staff bearer for this service
at which his sister was one of'
the candidates.
Bishop Appleyard's thought,
provoking sermon was based on
the story of David when he
was in pursuit of the 'Amale,
kites who had burned Ziklag
and taken the women captives,
including his two wives.
The successful re-capture of
all hinged on the fact that an
Egyptian whom they .came
across was able to answer Dav-
id's questions; To whom be-
longest thou? And whence art
thou? The young man replied:
"I am an Egyptian, servant to
an Amalekite."
"What would your reply be
to such a question?" •
"As Canadians we have
many good things in life, our
families to back us up, etc,
More important is our relation-
ship with. God.
"In Baptism we become' chil-
dren of God. We received
Christian names. We are known
by these names in confirmation,
marriage, etc.
"It is most important never
to forget that we are His sons
and daughters. It is a tragic
thing when we forget.
"The proclamation of this
tremendous relationship is most
important that men may live
in peace with God and charity
with one another."
His Lordship adjured his lis-
teners to reach out into those
parts where the church is
feeble; to reach out into the
parish; and to reach inwardly.
"Look for ways and means of
being Christ's feet, hands and
heart," he' said.
In conclusion the Bishop
said: "In a proper relationship
we should know and answer
the question, Whence art thou?
'A child of God, a servant of
'the Lord Jesus Christ'."
Miss Jacqueline Weston pre-
sided at the 'organ and Mrs.
J. B. Higgins sang, "Leave It
With Him" during the offer-
tory.
Following the service,. a so-
cial half-hour was, held in the
parish hall for the candidates,
members and friends to meet
Bishop and Mrs. Appleyard.
Friends Shower
Bride-Elect
BAYFIELD—Mrs. Fred Wes-
ton opened her home on Satur-
day evening when her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Robert Marshall and
Miss Donna Aberhart, Gode-
rich, entertained in honour of
Miss Rose Marie Telford, a
bride-elect of November 16.
The three girls shared an ap-
artment in London.
Mrs. Marshall received some
30 guests, friends and neigh-
bours.
The evening was spent in
playing court whist, Mrs. Lloyd
Scotchmer and Lynnda Scotch-
mer won the prizes.
Mrs. Marshall escorted Rose•
Marie to a special chair done
in pink and white. Floral dec-
orations were also carried out
in pink and white 'mums in
the living room.
Miss Donna Aberhart read an
address and Mrs. Marshall pre-
sented the bride-to-be with a
decorated basket containing a
household linen shower.
Lynnda Scotchmer helped
Rose Marie open the packages
which contained many nice
gifts.
An artistic hat was made for
the recipient with the ribbons,
Mrs. Fred Weston was assist-
ed by Mrs. A. M. Bassett, Miss
Donna Aberhart, and her
daughters Elaine Marshall and
Jacqueline Weston in serving
refreshments. •
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Speaker Cites Thankoffering Need
At Deanery Session For Anglicans
and to use pamphlets and ser-; Mrs, j, B. Higgins played. for
vices to encourage .and interest ,The hymns.
all women of the church in the I St, James,. Church Branch,
Thankoffering box,. ;Middleton, and Trinity, Bay-
Before closing, she told of were co-hostesses in serv,
spending two clays at the new *lng refreshments.
Anglican Women's 'Training
College which will now accom- •
modate 20 girls from Across.
Canada, Three girls from Nur,
on Diocese, two of which are.
WA candidates, are attending.
She .asked for prayers for
them.
Also, she announced that an
urgent request fora nurse to
go to Africa had been received,
Mrs. Henry Jensen, wing-
ham, thanked Mrs, 'Sadleir and_
Mrs. William Middleton said
the closing prayers,
Mr. inti Mrs,. William F. Par-
ker visited friends in Paisley
on Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs, Herbert Kirk,
ham, London, visited her par..
ents, Mr. and Mrs, Emerson
Heard on Saturday.
Mr, and Mrs. J, R. R.
and three .children, Tor-
onto, were at their cottage over
Saturday night.
Mrs, Keith. Pruss, Janice and
Charles, London, spent this
weekend with her mother, Mrs.
J. H. Parker,
Mrs. E. Smith came from
Saskatchewan recently to make
her home with her daughter,
Mrs, F. A. Clift.
Miss. Agnes Gairdner, Oak-
ville, and - James H. Gairdner,
Toronto, were the guests of
Mrs. R. H. F. Gairdner on
Wednesday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mar-
shall, London, were with her
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Fred
Weston, for the weekend.
Mr, and Mrs. Bernard Reid
and the Tatter's mother, ,Mrs.
Weir, Riverside, were at their
cottage on Colina Street on
Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Rance Bricker,
Kitchener, motored to the vill-
age on Sunday with the lat-
ter's father, the Rev. Canon H.
M. Lang-Ford, who is the guest
of Mrs. R. H. F. Gairdner this
week.
Capt, G. F. G. Clift, Germany,
visited his parents, Brigadier
and Mrs. F. A. Clift from Wed-
nesday to Sunday. After being
at Camp Borden this week,
Capt. Clift will fly back to
Germany.
Miss Ethel Blair, London, was
home over the weekend. On her
return on Sunday she was ac-
companied by her sister, Bren-
da, who went on to resume her
duties' as nurse-in-training at
St. Thomas-Elgin General Hos-
pital, following her vacation.
Nancy Barwick, London, sp-
ent the weekend with her
grandparents, Rev, mid Mrs. H.
G. E. Crosby, at the home of
the latter's sister, Mrs, 3, E.
Howard. Mrs. Bruce Barwick,
London, accompanied by Miss
Anne Barnett, Jamaica, were
also guests of her aunt, on Sun-
day.
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Plan Card Party
To Boost Funds
For Scouts, Cubs
BAYFIELD — The October
meeting of the Ladies. Auxiliary
to Scouts and Cubs was held at
the home of the president, Mrs.
Arnold Makins.
The secretary, Mrs. J. A.
Cameron read the minutes of
the last meeting and acting-
treasurer, Mrs. Roy Fitzsimons,
in the absence of Mrs. George
Bellchamber, gave the financial
report.
It was decided to hold a card
party in the Parish Hall en
November 22 to raise funds.
The parents' support will be
greatly appreciated.
The December meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs,
Robert MacVean.
Before vacating the chair for
the election of officers, Mrs.
Makins thanked everyone for.
support in past activities.
Mrs, A, G. Pease presided
for the election of officers as
follows:
President, Mrs, Walter Pier-
son; secretary, Mrs. Robert
MacVean; treasurer, Mrs. W. E
G. Bellchamber; phoning com-
mittee, Mrs. A. G. Pease; lunch
committee, Mrs. Wilfred Castle
and Mrs. Bert Eckert.
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Hear Report On
Toc Alpha Event
PAYF7g.LP—The fall meet-
ing of the V.Vornan's. Auxiliary
in Huron Deanery was held in
Trinity Church PP Thursday
and there Was a registration
of 67: including a guest, Mrs.
Marjorie Clark, Jamaica.
The rector, Rev. B,
Harrison, Welcomed the ladies
to the church.
Mrs. William Middleton, Ex-
eter; Deanery president, con,.
ducted the opening prayers and
chaired the meeting and Mrs,
R, J. Larson extended a wel,
come from Trinity Branch,
Mrs, R. H, Middleton, Hen-
sail, Deanery secretary-treasur-
er, read the minutes of the
spring meeting at Goderich, and
the financial statement,
Mrs, R. Ii. Middleton asked;
"Does anyone recall the organ-
izing of Huron Deanery, or
know where the original min-
ute books might be?"
Mrs. J. 33. Higgins, Deanery
educational secretary, reported
three study books which might
be used this year.
Mrs. W, Legg, Goderich, Little
Helpers secretary, reported that
a bale had been shipped.
The president announced the
nominating committee present
a slate of officers at the Spring
Deanery: Mrs, Fred Middleton,
Mrs. R, H, F, Gairdner and
Mrs. J. B. Higgins.
Mrs K B. Taylor, .Ooderich,
Huron Diocesan ,president,
brought greetings from the Dio-
cesan Board,
She gave a very clear and.
concise account of the' Domiri,.
ion amnial meeting, held in St,
George's Church, Winnipeg, in
September under the presidency
of the Dominion Board presi-
dent, Mrs. J. Robertson, Kit-
chener,
The offertory was. received,
by Mrs, A. Dutot and Mrs.
R, H. F. Gairdner,
Mrs, Fred Hudie, Clinton,
Deanery WA candidate secre-
tary, introduced the speaker;
Mrs. R. R. Sadleir, Riverside,
Tharikoffering secretary and
Diocesan WA candidate conven, •
er for the Anglican Women's
Training College.
"Thankoffering," said the
speaker, 'is a very important
part of our work,, It is a job
for all women of the church.
It represents prayer a n d
thanksgiving"
She dealt with the subject
under the following headings:
What is it? %How is it given?
What does it do?
"It is a tangible expression
of our thanks to Almighty God
for very special benefits we've
received—each individual per-
sonal devotion in our own box-
es!"
'The place of the Thankoff-
ering box is important. It
should be in A •prominent place.
pa3 of daily life, and not bid,'
den away until the time of pre-
sentation when the owner rush-
es. .around to find it and .pnt
in a _donation,"
"Two-thirds of the united
Thankoffering goes into all the
world for missions, One-third
to pensions."
The speaker emphasized that
we must progress, "There isn't
so much time. If we are going
to do .anything, we must do it
now. That was the thought of
the Bishops at the Anglican
Congress,"
Mrs. -Sadleir urged her hear,
ers to. have a branch seceretary
The Rev. C,F, Johnston,
Wingbarn, and the Rural Dean,
Rev. N. L. Jennings, Brussels,
joined the women for a cup of
tea.
The Rural Dean, moved a vote
of thanks to the hostesses
which was seconded by Mrs.
William Middleton,• Exeter,
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