HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1929-2-27, Page 5PASTOR FOR THIRTY-FIVE YEARS
REV. DR. PERRJ£, OF WINGHAM
HAS LONG AND UNIQUE
EXPERIENCE,
On Sunday evening, (Feb. 17th)
Rev, Dr. Perrie devoted a short time
to the charged condition In St, And-
rew's church and congregational dur-
Ing the 35 years he 'has been pastor.
This is a long span in the allotted
life of any man, and is uniqe in the
history of the pastorates, which do
not average much more than' four
years, During his student days at
Knox College he spent one summer
on a Mission Fiche in Nissouri, and -
on his graduation accepted a call
from the congregation w}ioie (le was
I3:ut satisfactory and pleasing as
pleasing as statistics may bo in show -
i big permanent and steady growth,.
and for which the ministry as a
whole is largely responsible, the itioa
must not be loaned that it is in
these matters the heart and mind
of the ministers centre. They but
largely reiieet the result of the pan-
tor's work, It is In the spiritual
realm that the pastor's real work
ties, and it is here that lar. Perrie'a
great success rests. Loyal and de-
voted to the church of his choice, he
stoutly and vigorously upheld .it
throughout all the years. A keen
' student and with a mind well stored
with 'scriptural knowledge, and
from 1888 to 1890. Going to Gen-
eva church, Cheeley, he had four.,
years successful work, coming to St.
Andrew's, Wingham, in the Spring
of 1894.
And what a change has occurred
in those 35 years. Of the 350 con-
tributors to the church at that time
only 40 remain, while the present
membership is 378. Per-
haps the financial end will emnbn»
size more emphatically the changed
cdnditions. When Dr. Perrie came
to Wingham the Missionary givings
were 3100 and last year the con
gregation raised 31,667.00 while the ,
local congregation provided 39,417.-
87
9,417.87 for all purposes. Thechurch as a
whole had a membership 181,370
and returns for end of 1927 show a
membership of 172,538. The budget
has grown from 3296,700 to 458,579
and the total givings from 32,096•
sionary Society offers special caues s
for rejoicing in that tneir contribu-
tions have increased from $47,242 to
$199,894.
trained through long experience he
does not find it necessary to use
notes in his sermons. These it may
be truly said are solidly based on
scriptural truths, and have none of
the modern sensttionalism so com-
mon in larger centres, To hilt to
preach the gospel as the fathers or
the church preached and. taught; t.4
observe the Sabbath Day with re.
verent decorum; and to live as toi
let your light shine among men are
the qualifications of a Christi,nt,
which be tries to weekly emphasize.
Dr. Perrie's many friends, locally
and throughout, the province extend
felicitations on his 35th anniversary
as continuous pastor of one congre-
gation. (Wingham, Advance.)
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NEW BOOKS
AT LIBRARY
Following is a list of new books
in c'h,e )t.lon at the Public Library:
FICTION.
The Gate Marked Private.Etiiel Dell
Red Must .. , , , , . , , . . Connon
At the South Gate Richenon'l.
If Any Man Sin H. J. Cody
Sorrell and Son .I)eeping
The Further Adventures of Jimmie
Dale Packard
f.re:ater Love Bath no c,ian . , Packard
in}erferenee Pertwee
The King's Passport ..Jones
Fire Tongue , . 1,, , Rohmer
Delilah plays .the Ponies Fraser
The Children 'Wharton
Blue Ruin . , , , .. , .. Grace H. Lutz
The Window Rosman
Silas Bradford's Boy Lincoln
The Key of Content Liddell
Ml Kneeling Parish
Matorina's Vineyard . , . Oppenheim
To Right the Wrong Lyall
Long Lance Cobb
Our Daily Bread Grove
Marie Chwpdelatne .Heman
Treading the Winepress ...Connor
The Hounds of God ' Sebatina
Bardeiey's, the Magnifi'cient
Scar'amouche
Saint Martin's Summer ... "
Forever Free Morrow
Hidden Hands ...... Le Quex
Savour of Salt . , , ....Livesay
A Good Indian . , , . .... Rath
The Rigiht of Way ...Gilbert Parker
The Best Man G. H. Lutz
Nevada Zane Grey
LITERATURE
Whitter Mankind Beard
Marie Chapdeleine , , . . Blake
4 Dialogue Books Grenfell
Adrift on an Ice pan .. , . Grenfell
By Star and Compass , Wallace
Blazing New Trails Wallace
Black T;enety Sewell
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Mother India Mayo
JUVENILE BOOKS
Dr. Pete of the Sierras Davis
Joy Meridith
Judy of York Hill
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Camp Ken Jockety
Canip Conqueror ......
Toy Ships
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Conet1
Morris Council Meeting
Minutes of Council Meeting held
in the Township Hall, on Monday,
February 18th, 1929. Dhe members
were all present. The Reeve pre
siding. -
The Council passed a resolution
appointing John L. Stewart as Con.
stable for Belgrave for the present
year.
The Council also endorsed the re-
solution passed by the County Coun-
cil of the County of Huron to peti-
tion the Hydro Electric Power Com•
mission to develope power on the
Maitland river for Hydro electric
purposes.
The time for returning the Col.
ea or s of was ex en e fol an
other month.
The Auditor's report was received
examined and accepted.
The Road Superintendent and the
Reeve were appointed to attend the
Provincial Highway Convention .et
Toronto.
The following accounts were paid:
I1. Barnard Co., dog tags, 313.12;
Township seal, 35.45; Municipal
'World Supplies 521.14; Patrolmen—
Rus. Sundercock, McKillop
3329.95; R. Sundercock, Morris,
316.08; Geo. Kelly, 3143.85; Wm.
Thuell, $3.15; Chas. Workman,
315.50; Wm. Craig, $5.05; Thos.
Miller, general account 310.50; F.
Shaw 54,20; Board of Health— Dr.
Stewart, 325.00; Peter McNabb, 35;
A. MacEwen, $3; W. J. Hendor.een,
33; Auditors—R. Johnston, '315; P.
lt'1cNabb, 315.
The next Council meeting at the
ball, March 18th,
A. MacEwen, Clerk.
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