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Huron Presbytery Hears Comments
By Rev, Co fi, Park On Church Union
urn presbytery of the a/49 point out that
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ited Church pt' • Canada held A.
regular meeting on Weal:1;040y,
lVfareli 3, in.. Wingha,M United
Ohtirell, Under rhairinan, Rev.
d, ,Clifford Britton of SeatOrth...
Pres,bYtery. was informed that'
14 ministers ',are entering The
United Church of CanadA -from •
such .oltnrClieS as; The Baptist
_Convention of Ontario and Q4e-
bee, The Evangelleal _Reformed
Church of Northwest Germany,
The Chinese _Christian Church
of Formosa, The. church of
slootiand, The llefonied OhurOkI,
in America, rateee .min.iste0
be received by Presbyteries a-,
cross 04444a,
Rev.. Cliff G, Pe* -of Clinton,
Meinb,ar of the London4juron
Committee on Church Union,
commented upon prospects
of union between the Anglican
and United , Churches.
"There are two requirements.
for .4 successful union between'
-the two -churiches, (1.) the accep-
tance of Bishops by the United !
Church. and (2) recognition by;
the Anglican Church of the Un-
ited Church ministry as valid
without're-ordination.
"In .the proposed new church
the method of establishing and
cOnsecrating BiShops should
isfy the Anglicans; then again,
the fact that the Bishops would
be responsible to the Church
CoUrts. should make it accept-.
able to the United Church 'We•
will, be mutually .ageWtatale
membership as well as ministry,
"It Shptild be Rept in mlinl
that the Lencion-l-luron Coin-
mittee's, findings have no aUth-
ority outside London Confer,
once and Huron Diocese; we do
hope that our plan will spark
digetiSsion and acti913,9 Rev.
Park Said,
The 'United Church Women of
Tinron PrPOWtery reported that
2,957 ineniberS raised a total of
3110,000,00 an 1964,
The Centennial Cos inittev in-
itiated plans, for the observance
of. the Church's 4Qth Anniver-
sary,when it designated Sunday,
June 6th as the day to hold
such an event; it recommended
that each congregation plan a
local service with a SPeakew
from another denonlination
guest, "In such a way," the
Committee Chairman, Rev, Ce-
cil Jardine, Winghanl, reported,
"We can einPhasize cur mem-
bership in the Church Catholic
(or worldwide).7
A solemn note was expressed
regarding the shortage , of or-
dained ministers. Ninety Men
are lost each year in the church
through death, retirement, etc.
With the increase in the number
of new churches being establish-
ed and a poor enlistment in the
ranks of students, the picture
does not look good for the rural
areas Which would be the first
Varna "Amy annual meet,
ing wa.,s held at. the home of Mr,
and 'NA* W444 -DPW4.21.3, on
Saturday .evening, The 'Li:brary
has had. A. uPPV.$,101..yPAr and
added a. ingnher of now hooks
to the shelves,
The members elected to the
library board for the .coming
year are; Mrs.. William KcAsii,
Mrs. Tiarold Elliott; Mrs., Wil
iiam .Dowson, Mrs. William
Clarke, Mrs,- Mervyn HAyter„
Mrs. Alegi . Ostrom, William Tay,
ior„ A. a. lquatard. and . Fred
1\foOlyment. •
After the :meeting the board
met and appointed William .Tay,
for as 'chairman and Miss Edith
Beatty .as, 'librarian; and seem-
tary,4treaauret',
It • was decided to open the
Library on Saturday afternoon
and evening only during the
coming year..
A conceit will be held in the
Township hail on .Friday even,
ing of this' week when. Mr, and
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Mrs, 'Stewart .Middlet9n, Will
show pletUres of Northern .g4i7
rope, also mi-isie .and song by
the 41Plie.,rim ingers" of Clixr
ton,
The Day of Praver. was oh,
servo .in Varna United Church
on Friday afternoon with the
president ,of the UGW, Mrs,
li;ohort. •Taylor in ellgge,
Dave Martin .of Savfield gave
the address an "What Doth. the.
Lord Require?"..
The .Explorer group of the.
United Church held a, very sup-,
.0eS.SfUl "Pancake Supper" on
Tuesday evening of last week.
The March meeting .of the
United Church Women was held
Thursday evening in the .church
with Mra, Percy Johnston, 1004,
Pr of ..Group.' 4 in charge of the
pre-Lenten devotions, and was
.assisted by Mrs, Frardc
Mrs, William Dowson and Mrs,
Wayne TaYler, The prayer was
given. by MPS, Johnston,
Mrs. Lee McConnell gave a
reading. Mrs, Lyle Hill had ch-
arge of the study book and
spoke on Brazil and 'the duties
of the church. Twenty-seven
members answered the roll call.
During the peat month 55 calls
were made to sick and shut-ins.
Mrs. Gordon Hill gave a re-
Port on the decorating commit-
tee and Mrs. A. J. Mustard, re,
ported on the succesS' of the
pancake supper.. Mrs. Percy
JOhnston closed the meeting
With prayer and Group 3 served
lunch,
For several years, ever singe:
X toOk MY memorable trip to
Fort churchill,, .haye been try,:
ing. to. remPinber in time fOr
PePPle Planning their vacations,1
to -write abont Flin .F1.00'.0 an,
nual Trout Festival. WS is tbe :
tYlie of truly rugged adventine.
that one yOants to have,the joy •
of 'anticipating for several
months.. lield en. the -weekend to
..Celebrate• otir f‘aMons
104Y, this year the festival
slated or Amp 3c) to july 4, ,
With a title Such as Trout,
Festival, Pne could be forgiven
if they thought this is a fishing
venture only.. Far from. it, Tbe
annual fling, tbis year
celebrating its 15th anniversary,
cevers ,everything from the
trent trophy event tn. lost
raeing.
Travelling by rail from
nipeg, you-will find there is no
spirit like that of the north
country, They -throw themselves
into organizing this festival
with the zest of a hive of bees,
There are two pictures in the
publicity which is sent to me
each year that certainly, if I
hadn't already sampled the hos,-
pitality af this rugged commun-
ity, would sell me the idea of a
Trout Festival holiday. The
first is the burly winner of last
year's flour packing contest (it
says here 650 •pounds!) toting
huge sacks Of flour on his back
'added only by a wide thong a-,
cross his forehead. They keep
piling the sacks on until the,.
winner staggers over the finish_
line. One more teaspoon of flour
added to his load and, I'm sure
he'd have been on his knees.
The other. picture that in-
trigued me is the ban:nook bak-
ing contest. ST:tatting in the
middle of the road over a small
wood fire, a pretty squaw
watched by her well-fed. mate
while she pours the baiter and
produces in jig time a beauti-
fully flipped bannock I am not
quite sure Whether the object
of the best ban/lock,. the quick-
est cooked, or the prettiest con-
testant, That is left ter theva'e",
Service Officer
At Legion, March 22
All ex-service personnel and
their dependents are invited to
take advantage of a free Legion
service. H. W. Moyer, Service
Bureau Officer from London
will be at Clinton Legion hall
on MondiaY March 22, at 5 p:m.
to give skilled advice on veter-
ans' 'benefits. Anyone with ques-
tions on war disability pension,
War Veterans' Allowance (bur-
nt-out Pension), treatment, or
hospital care is urged to call or
write Doug. Andrews, who will
arrange an appointment.
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Paul -divoards of Cihicago;
Wa$ the first trout troMy -164n,
ner-/anding b-P441$ th.141t•Wg4b' ed in at -3T. poUnds 12 PUMPS
1951, 1W4,114 was a brand
new cal.-. 1.9Q?, wiiieh is the
_Jag year noted in the preSs rer
lease, Allan Rattray -Of Wilr
loughby ,OWo, fished out
of -Clearwater Lake 4 radiant
trout that tipped the scales at
40 pounds 8. ounces, He drove
away in a new car with a ixo,
phy replica to. boot
festiv,a1 is complete with-
out a heanty contest, This One
chooses fop the duration olf the
f0StivAieS- a _Queen Mermaid.
wonder wtilicfn: .41e ptUes most,
her win; her mink jaeket ,or the
adulation from ber admiring
court. These are the _entrants
who didn't win but enjoy with
her, such majestic rule.
There are canoe race:4, a
square dame .14Mboree, fish
-fries and, the most wonderfully
hospitable people you'll meet
anywhere in the whole w,tide
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Now if you want to extend
this fishing frolic CN hes adtiod•
to its Maple Leaf Tours several
packaged tours to six of the
marvelous lakes in Manitoba's
fiSherman's paradise., The pack-
age includes rail travel, lOwer
berth and meals and transfer
to and from tbe lodge of your
choice; iodge accommodation
with meals for the four days
fishing plus boats - motors,
guides and fish pack,ing. For
those who like to fish tbis a
bonanza holiday.
"North Of .5V
While my enthusiasms are
north bound I must recommend •
the ON's annual all-expense
tour to Hudson Bay. It is with-
out a doubt Canada's mok un-
ique holiday experience, There
is fun and dancing, scenery,
white Whales in the sun and
wheat — bushels of - it in huge
government grain elevators rea-
dy to be shipped all over the
world. The tour includes a Visit
to these elevators.
Some years ago I sat in the
cluttered office of the late Prof.
J. Pratt in Victoria College,
University of Tomtit>: He Was
brewing tea with hot water he
had boiled on a small electric
plate .perched precariously atop
a slanting pile of books. As he
very , precisely measured a tea-
spoon of tea for each cup and
one for the pot, he recited his
poem describing the Laurentian
Shield as a huge boa which sur-
rounds our inland sea. I never
dreamed on- that -dreary day in
March when he was trying to
'convince me I could make writ,
ing my career that I would see
so much of his "Great Lone
Land". Don't miss it, that is if
you can get aboard that train.
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