HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1978-12-07, Page 13 (2)Church makes attempt
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guerilla activity. The
Liberation Front, among
others, was blamed.
Presbytery's Division' of
World Outreach indicated
that the World Council of
churches has no reason to
believe that the grant did not
gq.for its intended purpose.
The reaction was to what
was described as _ an un-
favourably biased it>Zerview
on CTV's W5.
Following up the reactions
was Rev. Bruce Eaton's en-
'couragement to support the
Mission and Service fund.
The Sebringville minister
explained from his personal
experience" why it was im-
'por-cant to have missionaries
in the field.
In reporting on the fund
Rev. Earl -St. John, Auburn,
stated that Huron -Perth's
contribution to the end of
October was 50% below es-
timates. "Some of us see the.
fund as a luxury. We must
not retrench in 79," he said.
Reporting on an investiga-
Reaction to criticism of
the World• Council. of
Church's gift to Zimbabwe's
'Liberation Front was ex-
. pressed by the division of
World Outreach and 1Rev.
Len Harbour at Huron -Perth
Presbytery of the United
Church of. Canada. -The ses-
sion was held at Dungannon
- United Church.
Rev. Harbour, executive
secretary of London
Conference said, that the
church nlakes.a serious
attempt to see that its gifts.
get to the right people. This
is, done through the church
rather than governments.
The Conference -statement
says that we heed to realize
that the church and every
other charitable body
- always runs the risk of hav-
ing its compassionate gifts
abused. The $85.000 gift, $3,-
800 from the United Church,
was to be used fora food.
health, social, educational
and agricultural program.
It coincided with news of.
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ministers in the conference
Rev. Harbour stated that of
the 215 eligitlle charges 170
had responded, 135 in.the af-
firmative. A significant
number of Huron -Perth
charges had not responded,
he indicated. .
Cbommeing on the
Presbytery' Resource Cen-•
tre in Mit ell Dr. Gordon
Hazelwood inhis evaluation
report said -it was a most
worthy prpject • and arm of
the church and most deser-
ving of a subsidy. He' also
recognized the contribution
of Tom Mantle:the Centre's
manager. Presbytery sanc-
tioned the subsidy.
Rev. Norman Pick, On-
tario St. United. Clinton and
chairman Harold Knisley,
Goderich reviewed ar report
on the task force' of We
ministry. Mr. ,Pick ,opened -
up a discussion with A'series'
of questions in which• there
was. active participation.
The court decided to pursue
the report in January.
Rev. Bert Daynard, Staf-
fa.• stated the adviseability
of Trustee Boards taking in-
ventory of lands, building
and equipment and keeping
up tc>pdate. .
The propo*d budget for
1979 of $41.160 was adopted.
The figure represents a
reduction overthis year of
$1,860 and amounts' to $2.15
per resident member.
Over 80 club
Minnie Elford will be 89
on December 7. •
Clarence Wilson, -
Clandeboye, will
celebrate . his 85th bir-
thday, December 9. '
MR. AND MRS. JOE-KENDA
Marilyn Theresa Meidinger and Joseph Peter Kerida were un-
ited in marriage October 7, 1978 at St. Boniface Roman
Catholic•Chorch, Zurich by Father A.J. Durond..The bride is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. leo Meidinger, Zurich and Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Kenda Sr:, Zurich are parents of the groom.
The maid of honour was Carolyn Rau and bridesmaids were -
Wendy Meidinger, Judy Duchorme and Helen Kenda. The
best mon was Dwight Zehr.ond guests were ushered by Doug
Meidinger, Jerry Zehr and Jim Wildfong. Danielle McKinnon
was flower girl and the ring bearer was Ryan Wonch.'After o
honeymoon trip to Miami, the couple' took up residente in
Zurich...
Pentecostal WMC
hears Monkton lady
The W.M.C. from the Ex-
eter Pentecostal . Church
met at the home of Mrs.
Cecil Kipfer.
Mrs. Keith McLaren
presided over the Hensall .
service which was held on
November 30. The ladies
sang the hymn "Hidden"
Peace" with Mrs. Mabel
Jeffery accompaning on the
piano. Mrs.. Doreen . Erb
opened in prayer.
The roll call /vas answered
by a scripture verse on.
'Peace", There were 16
ladies ' resent. '
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The minutes of the last
nlleeting .were read by Mrs.
. -Yvonne Reynolds. The
financial report was given
by Mrs. Maw/ Blanchard.
'Mrs.. Molly Waddell read a
poem, entitled. "Others
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The speaker for the after-
noon was Mrs. Phyllis Ren -
nick from Monkton. Her text
was Psalm 19:14.
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HensallUCW
host Chisejhurst
Chiselhuret ladies were
guests Monday evening at
-the Christmas meeting 'of the
Hensall United Church
Women. The Fellowship
room Was decorated for the
Yule • season and the.
"devotional was presented 'By
Unit 4 — Jessie McAllister,
Mae Rowe, Annie Reid and
Pearl. Erratt.
Christmas carotsolas were
sung by Shirley" Luther
accompanied by Dorothy
Mickle at the piano. One of
W. O. Mitchell's humeral's -
skitls from 'Billy the Kid' was
narrated by .Pat Cook.
Ukulele selections were
presented- by Melanie Lovell.
and Mary Drysdale. --
Rev. & Mrs. Hulispr
highlighted the evening wi'fh
a very informative talk and . I
display of precious stones
and rocks, including their
original jewellery; .
Turquoise from Arizona,
agate from South America
and tiger eyes from Africa
were examples of the
couple's lapidary. Rev. &
Mrs. Husser are both highly
knowledgeable in the
science.
Rev. Husser formally
installed the executive,of the
Hensel!. UCW as ,follows: -'
Past President, • Shirley,
McAllister;- President,
Grace Drummond; First
Vice President, Hilda
Payne; Secretary, He1Yn. '
Drysdale ; Treasurer, Shirley
McAllister; Stewardship &
Finance, Mary. Goodwt'it;
Communi cations, Hilda
Payne. '
Leadership Development
and Christian Development,
Grace Drummond; Church
in Society Committees:
Friendahip .& Visitation,
Audrey Christie; World
Outreach, Kay Mock. In
Church Committees: Social
F'unc'tions, Mona Alderdlce;
Manse` Commm'itte,e,
President Grace Drummond
and Kay Mock: Flowers,
each Unit --- 1, 2, and 4; Unit
Leaders, . Audrey Joynt,
Dianne ' Gerstenkorn, . Jessie
McAllister; Nursery',Hazel
Corbett and' Lorna• Chap-
man; Nominations;, Shirley
McAllister. - .
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