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Mrs. William Webster has
returned home from a visit with
her daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
& Mrs. William Harvey & family
in Victoria, B.C.
GUEST FROM GHANA — Bob Okine, a clergyman from Ghana was a surprise guest at Exeter United
Church Fellowship, Sunday night. Entertained at the home of Rev. Glen and Mrs. Wright before the
church program, he is shown wearing his native costume, called a Kenta, with Wright children, Lisa and
Stephen. T-A photo
Mystery guest tells of life
in Ghana at United Church
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200's
Moderator of Presbyterians
to speak to pint congregations
Grand Bend
Clothing
(De JONG S)
Phone 238.2358
Renovations
SALE
Savings from
10% - 50%
on all items
Students will
invade Trivitt
A special service of Love and
Christian Unity, using a con-
temporary form of worship, will
take place in Trivitt Memorial
Anglican Church, Sunday
morning.
Taking part in the service will
be Theological and Arts students
from Huron College, University
of Western Ontario.
The singing, accompanied by
guitars, will be led by Paul
Taylor, BA, of Cleveland, who is
presently studying theology at
Huron.
Ken Anderson, MA, of Exeter,
also a theology student at Huron,
will conduct the service.
Another student, Peter
Wickerson, BA, will give the
address, He is a former high
school teacher and a man who
stresses the practical side of
Christianity. His direct approach
should appeal to all young people.
Surprise guest at Exeter
United Church Fellowship group,
Sunday night, was Bob Okine, an
anglican clergyman from Ghana,
who is presently doing post
graduate work at Huron College.
The program, patterned after
TV's Front Page Challenge had a
panel consisting of Arnold
Ma thers, Pat Down, Gerry
Godbolt and Alice McLean. They
were askedto identify the country
from which the unseen guest
came and something he had
brought with him to show them.
They identified the continent of
Africa but had some difficulty in
guessing the name of the country,
Ghana, and the Kenta, the native .
costume, Mr, Okine had brought
to show them.
Later, in an informal and
engaging manner, Bob told the
members of some of the triumphs
and trials of his country.
He said, "The church in Ghana
has grown_ in enthusiasm and
interest in the last two or three
years. "For a few years the
people took as their examples the
intellectuals who went to the
continent to be educated and
came back with no use for
the churches,However, they soon
found out these people didn't
have all the answers and interest
in things religious began to in-
crease,"
Mr. Okine pointed out to his
listeners that when the country of
Ghana was created 50 languages
were spoken in the area which
was given its geographic bound-
aries by the British.
"It was a collection of many
tribes and English was made the
official language,"
Ghana was granted her in-
dependence in 1957 but through
mismanagement of government
is now heavily in debt. The lack of
money causes many hardships.
For instance, 40 percent of all
children die within the first years
of their lives.
The speaker said superstition
has always run rife in Ghana and
even to-day many well educated
people check with their witch
doctors before entering a
hospital.
Many of the old customs
remain, A husband still has to
buy his wife. What he pays for her
depends largely on how much her
parents have invested in her. It is
not unusual for a girl to work and
save the money to give her fiance
her cost from her parents.
"Extended families have
always been the thing in my
country," Mr. Okine stated, "and
in most instances the grand-
parents still raise the children."
Hopes to bring wife over
This was not the first visit to
Exeter by Bob Okine. A fellow
student of Ken Anderson's at
Huron College, he has visited at
the home of Rev, George and
Mrs, Anderson on several oc-
casions.
He attends the tWo year post
Plan auxiliary
rummage sales
South Huron Hospital Auxiliary
met Tuesday with Mrs, Mel
Gainer conducting the meeting,
The various conveners
presented their reports and the
Legion hall was booked for the
annual rummage sales. The
Spring sale Will be April 21 and 22
and October 20 and 21 has been
picked for the fall sale.
Speaker at the Pebruaty
meeting will be Mrs. James
SOH, principal Of Huron Hope
School ; Huron Park,
Exeter, .and Cromarty
Presbyterian congregations will
gather at Caven Presbyterian
Church, Sunday morning, to hear
the Moderator of the Last
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church in Canada,
Rev. Dr, Myrrh) Nicolson,
Dr. NICOISOn, a native of
Scotland, served the Free Church
of Scotland in Peru before
coming to Canada in 1944, He
ministered to churches in Van-
couver and Saskatoon before
being called to Grore Church,
Calgary, the largest and one of
the most influential Presbyterian
churches west of Thunder Bay,
He is an evangelical preacher
of the greatest ability. In addition
to his evangelical concern he has
a great social commitment as
well.
THE REV. DR.
MURDO NICQLSON
Moderator of the Presbyterian
Church of Canada
Committeefor CommunityAction.
One of the projects of this group
was to provide housing for low
income families by loans at low
interest rate.
The moderator has served on
several boards of the
Presbyterian Church nationally.
Following the service, a light
luncheon will be served during
In Calgary he plays a which the congregation members
prominent part in the Inter-Forth will have the opportunity to meet
Dr, Nicolson informally.
Gideons to blitz
north with Bibles
Has the Canadian North been
ignored for too long by
Canadians
The Gideons think so and are
now in the midst of a "Bible the
North" campaign aimed at
placing copies of the Bible and
New Testament in northern
sehools, hotels, hospitals and
prisons.
The Northwest Territories
thrust will be headed by a newly-
formed Camp, or local group of
the Gideons, based in
Yellowknife, N.W.T,
Entering their first year as an
official Camp - the first in the
Canadian North - the 10-man
team plans to place copies of the
Scriptures wherever a multiple
readership is possible.
The Gideons are already known
for such work in other parts of
Canada and the United States,
They distribute 225,000 copies of
the New Testament to children in
the Grade V classes of Canadian
schools each year alone!
And, of course, the familiar
Gideon Bible which is placed in
thousands of hotels and motels, is
a companion to many travellers
all over North America.
The Gideons are an in-
ternational, non-denominational
body of men who believe the
Bible is the inspired Word of God.
As active Christian laymen,
they act as an extension of the
Christian Church and number
nearly 2,500 in Canadaand more
than 33,000 world-wide.
graduate course at Huron under
the auspices of the missionary
project of the Huron diocese.
He is married and has two
children, one of whom he has
never seen. Bob hopes to bring
his wife to Canada during his last
year here so she may take a
course to improve her em-
ployment skills,
One thing Ghana seems to have
in common with Canada is that it
often takes two pay cheques to
keep a family going these days.