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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1975-05-29, Page 18LIN.�' 1`SAE 0 ' e'' ► MAY, ,MA" ''"20, 'i97.5 A Church is outliful anibassadors overseas JI11.LCi the .� ., rthe �ii>wdi�i+s�tlality of members, thing Christian," feels that d 'actions � • d trht th0 OC ncitin p; asp aZ1! b East--`f'A>~ otltoy O�a �' h y d►►,..t" ..�. .� marked• "Youth PoWer ,Q iiVes cantIttTO t Youth Exchange thlS summer, priorities emotes e ,W.+a'vA:.a*ATMax.a•Ysnsa"^A�1S hVM*(na'.:.A'..avlte.'ase54. ♦� l�yee ta a111 .. ` "aloe ,with fourteen other young munity, she says, "So its can p see people," Sheo has been an active that the The �uron��'erth �'resbYtxY s g � t nt° that our actions are racial barriers,"she can p Thei stress Canadians 'as of the 50th important, ,► tiziens should talk to some ofw• be 'no representative is .Marilyn partefult no group that can effectively volunteer with groups bf deaf, Anniversary celebrations of cur Y ',�� 9q who have been, selected overseas visits will les have Day of Stratford, world's benefit t if viva' and meet these kriteria aside from crippled and congregations to g4 holiday. HosMiss Day, �, a medical The United Church of Canada. a renewed, ov theirbeen informed that the young overseas this summer." a "min not as yip's, Student � at McMaster Marilyn is both concerned peaceful ,! i Tries the word from nal Co'people are . A la "but as those concerned with University anti,► a member of eaxitre iiced, awe tater into the hi d She sees a nee a ordinator n Young,ftherational oof International social and economic justice,Central , has (Jolted e selected to stage of being one world vi11a Q prdinitor?f 'youth gxchangb sponsored by seeking to discover the cdm. of Canada, 'mon bonds they -share and to' participate in the InternatiOnal in Which the : '`decisions, �e United Church� > in observance of the denomination's ' 50th an- niversary. - Young men and women from across Canada will visit one of six Asian and African countries Korea Hong Kong, Japan, India, Zambia or Kenya - in groups of fifteen during July and August. There will be orientation sessions befbre departure from either Montreal or Vancouver, and a sharing of experiences whenea fromthe o the return. Young people countries visited 'will come to Canada in 1976. "On the basis of reports from interviewing committees," said Mr. Young, "it's obvious that our church is blessed with many dedicated and deter- mined young people who want to gain the knowledge and experience that will fit them to be effective leaders for their church and their country. They are keen to learn, to see with their own eyes and share ideas with their peers in other lan- ds.' of The response congregations and presbyteries »to the Youth Exchange `idea was so enthusiastic that over 600 young men and women between the ages of 17 and 25 were nominated, far more than the funds would allow. Douglas, Rev. Fred secretary of the Church's division of finance, who has the responsibility for funding this special anniversary project, estimates that the total cost will be in the neighbourhood Of from $350,000 to $400,000. . e grants have come from government and business - CIDA (Canadian International Development Agency) for instance, has given 00. "This is an indication that the ' federal government recognizes the significance of having youthful ambassadors to go to these developing countries in Canada's name," said Dr. Douglas. will But the main funding come from United Church members. "People respond when. they see the need," says Dr. Douglas, and adds without subtle..y that people can either contribute through their own congregation's 50th an- niversary fund or send to the treasurer of The United Church of Canada, 85 St. Clair Avenue arl ao ens o " the other_. Adding that this 'requires ��a Exchange represents "a �-a ur n4 _ . i.u3dua�s.la�en��,ait . ,. whereb��Q�. l��Ir-�sei�t�n � � o �e>?thw d oo rative,. effort �owc�rful means Y f world coni--�f�Clicl� c _ pe o the His gg i vis members to and motivate s er he will It Korea speak b ,s F • � -can aln n Y tc t l aad � dol i r se n that t 8 n 13U � � a s � � o � Jesus �hx'xst. l�+put young p responsibilities as world Exchange." attuned to the whole s ne -i sur coexistence are to be achieved." .. realign our priorities and go - tions and to solve our problems while maintaining respect for retar e c i en. reactivated and The Exchange program is redirected Christian laity." supported by money con - Marilyn, who sponsofs an - tributed through the United orphan child in Korea,rand who Church to the 50th Anniversary describes herself as "a sear- ' Fund. bovIng t111m1)lea . eta !Avow Empty Plaid meala weak :. and send the money saved CARNATION, FROZEN ACTION PRICE -DI Kent, Frozen, Concentrated Action Priced! 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