The Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-03-31, Page 7Anglicans : Reach Mission. Objective
LQNDQN. Topp�lig its ob• over and above its regular bud-
jectiye .for. the second succes- get, for Ave years.
sive year, the Anglican Ghureh Bishop Luxton said be was
of Canada's World Mission Fund elated at they -cross-Canada re-
' reached a total, of $734,667 in sponse for the second Year of
1965,.. the program. '-
In
-In making the announcement, "The magnificent total raised
Rt. Bev. G. N. Lixton, Bishop by the Diocese of Toron.ta, which
i.jaum and -Chairman Of _the .ler the first -two .years -has -.e
Anglican World Mission Com Tied mor0 than aa •half of the
znittee, said the - total raised $5004000 commitment, has been
sineo the fund was started ,in an inspiration to us all," he
1964 amounted to $1,587,096. said. "I , htlpe the other dio-
An outgrowth of • the X963 ceses Wilt follow the Toronto
Anglican Congress held in Tor- lead in every phase of the
onto, .the fund was created, to 'world mission program. The
meet emergency requirements Anglican Communion, gompris-
of churches of the Anglican . frig 19 churches throughout the
Communion in the world's de- world, is , confronted by pro-
• veloping countries. The 'Can- jects totalling about $27,000,000,
adian church undertook tb raise and at the end of 1965 the
n,ot less than $500,000 apnually, fund had reached $5,00,000,
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making it clear that Canadian:
dioceses must Make an ' upward
revision of their Objectives."
Since the inception of the fund
grants tota-llrng nearly $1,000,000
have been made -to churches= in
Africa, India, Pakistan, South.
East, Asia, the South Pacific, tile
West Indies and South America.
Among other' they. suave"
assisted in the training of clergy
and lay w.orker.�, establishinent
of community centres and hos-
pital 'and medical services. Sups
port of Canadian personnel
working ayerseas and of church -
related colleges was also in-
cluded:
Nippon Seikokai (the Anglican
Church in Japan) will share
with most of the foregoing
churches in grants totalling ap-
proximately $500,000 to be made
in 1966. The Japanese church
will receive $113,000 for youth
work and for the promotion of
industrial, evangelism. Another
notable commitment is $100,000
to assist the Church of the West
Indies in church extension and
youth work.
'Contributions made by. the
Canadian, church's 28 dioceses
and the Woman's Auxiliary in
1965, with 1964 givings bracket-
ed, follow;
Algoma, $13,916 ($1.5,053),•
Arctic,' $1;959 ($1,101:);
Athabasca, $3,035 ($2,650); Bran-
don, $6,061 ($8,977); British Col-
umbia, $11, 983 ($16,137); Cale-
d�ariia, $3,I49 ($2,989);, Calgary,
$17,827 ($4,431); Cariboo,
$2,227 .43,215); Edmonton,
$12,325 ($10,401); Fredericton;
$1.5,376 ($15,045); Huron, $75,-
522 ($75,010);• l£eewatin, $1,564
($2,072); KootP nay, $6,190 ($6,-
917; Montreal, $.33,935 ($43,760);
Moosonee, $2,682 ($4,896);, New-
foundland, $4,266•. ($4,503); New
Westminster, $30,592 ($35,430);
Niagara, $77,174 ($88,0.53); Nova
Scotia,. 814,262 ($15,500); On-
tario, $12,794 ($15,841); Ottawa,
$37,641 ($45,602); QuAppelle,
$19,528 ($20,000); Quebec, $12,-
021 ($12,000);. Rupert's Land,
$22,002 ($22,234); Saskatchewan,
$2,051 ($2,00Q); Saskatoon, $8,-
338 ($8,195); Toronto, $257,528
($322,110); Yukon, $2,056 ($594);
Woman's Auxiliary $3,371 ($13,-
918); Sundry $23,277 ($16,399).
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Hootenanny
The North Street fli-C group'
were hosts lastfiunday evening
to about 120 young people from
the -..town -and area.
The folk -singing Hootenanny
evening was urtieir direction of
bv, Smith, L' ;,idon, Regional"
l irec tor' 013roadcasting for the
United Church. •Ken Scott,
Blyth, the Dreman Duo, a local
and and "Salty" the chatty
puppet all participated..
Mark Watters, president of
the North Street Hi -C welcomed
Mr. Smith and the audience to
the evening of fellowship. Ed.
Stiles and Ev. Smith accompan-
ied at the piano' and Ey. took
his turrt with the ukalele and
drums.
Donuts; and pap were served
by the North Street, Hi -C.
Door Prizes
Door prizes weregiven away
at the recent anniversary cele-
bration of Sky Ranch Restaur:
ant and Service Station.
Prue winners and their prizes
were Mrs. Lillian Gavier, wrist
watch; Frank Baechler, propane
tool kit and Harold McGee, J
chrome fender mirror.
The first dinner meeting of the newly -organized Huron Elec-
tric League was held last Thursday night in the Dominion
Hotel, Zurich, with over 60 representatives of area public
utilities commissions and private contractors present. Seated'
in the front row are the executive members of the new
group, left to right, Gerald Gingerich, Zurich, secretary;
Bruce MacDonald, Goderich, vice -pre • ent; Bud Kuehl, Clin-
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Hull, Blyth, treasurer. Back row left to right are the directors,
Gus Boussey, Seaforth; Jerry Campbell, London; Joe Deer,
Clinton; Cam Proctor,, Clinton; Ed Oddleifson, Bayfield;
Gerry Denomy, Goderich; Lorne kleinstiver, Dashwood; Dave
Rolston, Ggderich; and William Fuss, Hensall.
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County Council
Grant Awards
County council set aside
$2,500' toward cost of the ban-
quet to be held in connection
with the international plow
ing match near Seaforth. A
tender of $350 for the meal
,was mentioned, but Reeve Ern-
est Talbot, chairman of the
agricultural committee, said •
the matter is not settled.
Grants aproved on recom-
mendation of this committee
include the following:.
Agricultural junior . exten-
sion $20,500; Soil and Crop Im-
proyement Association, `$400;
Agricultural representatives,
$500; Clinton. Spring, Fair,
$265; Holstein, Hereford and.
Shorthorn Breeders' Associa-
tions,: $100 each; Jersey, Guer-
nsey, Ayrshire and Aberdeen -
Angus Associations, $50 each;
Hensall Spring Fair, $150; and.
fall fairs as --fotlows:° Blyth
$150,' Exeter $294:56;S'faforth ,
$503.18, Zuri h $154.20, Bay-
field $150, Brussels $223,'12,
Howick $150, Dungannon $150,
Luckhow $75, K4rkton $100.
Among grants recommended
by. the ,finance committee:
$1,500 far the building fund
,at Lon on of the Canadian Na-
tional Institute for the Blind
was about . the only, change.
There is an annual mainten-
ance grant of $2,000; The Sal-
vation Army gets $1,500; the
Canadian Cancer Society (Hu-
ron branch) $400, and St. John.
Ambulance $75.
On recommendation of this
committee, council set $3,000
as the fee for A. M. Harper
for 1966 audit, and accepted
a • figure of $3,300 for 1967.
(It was $1,975 in 1965).
Among grants approved on
recommendation of • Reeve .
Boyle's legislative committee:
county libraries ($40 to each
in the county); Goderich and
Wingham retarded children's
schools, $350 each; Belgrat'e
music festival; Belgrave school
fair, Hensall school fair and
Hawick-Turnberry school fair
$25 each. -
The University of Western
Ontario gets $1,000 for build •
-
ing fund, $1,000 for bursaries
and $200for scholarships. The
University of Waterloo will
receive $1,000 for bursaries
and $200 for scholarships,
Waterloo Luti)eran University
$200 for bursaries, Guelph
University $300 and Western
Ontario Agriculture College
$100.
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