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THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1965
Says First Mass
in English Liturgy
Clinton — By special permis-
sion of the military bishop, the
Catholic chaplain at RCAF Clin-
ton was allowed to have 'a mass
in English offered in 'the Station
Chapel on Wednesday evening,
January 27, at 7:00 p.m. Rev-
erend Father Stan McGuire, par.
ish priest of Clinton, will offer
the mass assisted by G/C the
Reverend J. P. Davignon, prin-
cipal air force chaplain, W/C
the Reverend V. Villeneuve, OP,
training command •chaplain, and
Reverend Father Richard Bus-
sey, station chaplain.
This mass was the first in
English offered at any military
base in Canada or overseas. It
precedes the general permission
which will extend to all the
-churches in Canada beginning
March 7, 1965.
In preparation for this mass
the station chaplain emparked
on a program of liturgical edu-
cation for the adults and chil-
dren of the parish. It involves
familiarizing everyone with the
prayers of the mass which the
people will say in English with
the priest.
In keeping with the liturgical
reforms .authorized by the Vati-
can Council, the mass altar now
faces the people.
The station chaplain, Father
Bussey, reports a very favorable
reaction on the part of the
people since the mass has been
offered facing the congregation.
The people are more attentive
because they have a more inti-
mate view of the action of the
mass.
In February, 1964, English
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JESUS CHRIST 1S LORD
JESUS CHRIST EST SEIGNEUR
Pastor: Orval M. Jantzi
SUNDAY, JANUARY 31 —
10 a.m. — Sunday School
11 a.m. — Worship Service
ler
YOU ARE WELCOME!
St. Peter's
Lutheran Church
ZURICH
Rev. A. C. Blackwell, B.A., B.D.
Pastor
Mrs. Audrey Haberer, Organist
SUNDAY, JANUARY 31 —
10:00 a.m.—Sunday School.
11:00 a.m.—Worship Service.
You Are Welcome
DASHWOOD and DISTRICT
(MRS. E. H. RADER, Correspondent)
Euchre party results; high,
Arnold Becker and Mrs. Marie
Restemayer; low, Eben Weigand
and Mrs, Alma Hoperoft; lone
hands, Ervin Devine. The com-
mittee in charge was Mrs. Addi-
son Tiernan, Mrs. Charles Snell
and Mrs. Ervin Devine,
A number from •here attend-
ed the funeral of the late Mrs.
Clayton Wildfong at London
last Tuesday.
The teen town dance held
Friday evening with music pro-
vided by the Cavaliers was
well attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tiernan,
of London, spent the week -end
with relatives here.
Mrs. Jessie Rader, Mrs. Wil-
liam Rader, Mrs. Adeline Kraft
and Mrs. Ted Steinbach attend-
ed the funeral of the late J. W.
Schulze in Detroit.
EUB Church Meeting
Monday, January 18, the con-
gregation off the Evangelical
UB Church joined in a share -a -
dish supper, followed by the
annual congregational meeting:
Rev. Merrill James opened
the meeting with a devotional
period. Reports from 'organiza=
tions, treasurers and the pastor
were heard. The pastor's report
showed a net gain in member-
ship. The treasurers reported
that all accounts had been paid
with balances remaining in the
treasuries.
The following officers were
elected for 1965. The newly -
elected church trustee for a
three-year term is Ray Guen-
was authorized for the epistle
and gospel parts of the plass.
This permission now extends to
all prayers of the mass except
that small part which surrounds
the consecration of the mass.
The addition of English
throughout the mass will make
the sacrifice more intelligible,
and point out in English what
has been prayed for centuries
in Latin; that the prayers of
the mass are prayers of adora-
tion and thanksgiving combined
with sentiments of reparation
and petition.
mss, amer.
EMMANUEL EVANGELICAL
United Brethren
Church
Rev. M. Shatto, B.A., B.D.,
Minister
Mrs. Milton Desch, Organist
SUNDAY, JANUARY 31 —
9:45 a.m.—Holy Communion.
11:05 a.m.—Church School.
We invite you to worship
with us.
JESUS CHRIST IS LORD!
The Word of God says when Christ comes men will cry
for the rocks to fall on them. At His presence (Greek
parousia) all men will be judged.
Church tradition says that men regulate the presence of
Christ in the Sacrament. Men have the unmitigated gaul
to claim the presence of Christ in their hands.
The Word of God (the Bible) says we, as Christians, have
the promise of the Holy Spirit. His presence shall convict
i• us of sin, comfort us and lead us unto truth.
Every person is responsible before God to choose the right.
Which will you choose: Church tradition and the Sacrament
or the Word of God and the Holy Spirit?
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titer. Lloyd Eagelson was re-
elected for a three-year term as
cemetery trustee. Treasurers
elected were: current fund,
Jack G•aiser; Christian service,
Art Haugh; improvement fund,
Irvin Eckstein. Head ushers
are Ross Guenther and Jack
Schade.
Recently the following Sun-
day school officers were elected.
Superintendent, Ralph Weber;
assistants, Stanley Haist and
Ronald Snell; treasurer, Donald
Weigand; assistant, D o ug l a s
Bender; secretary, Gary Eagle-
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CHSS May Get
Vocational Wing
Department of education offi-
cials in Toronto discussed the
addition of .a vocational wing
to the Central Huron Secondary
School in Clinton with vocation-
al representatives from that
school.
P r e s e n t enrolment at the
school is 1,240 and officials be-
lieve it should be increased by
another 60 students to 1,300.
It is felt that an addition to
the school is badly needed.
With tentative size of the spec-
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was -mentioned at the meeting
that costs between 2 and 3 mil-
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Letters
The Editor,
Zurich Citizens News
Dear Sir:
The sincere appreciation of
the board of directors of the
Children's .Aid Society of Huron
County goes out to all who
helped to make the Christmas
bureau such a splendid success
for 1964.
One hundred and four homes
were visited and more than 300
children were given a happy
Christmas through the generos-
ity of many individuals and or-
ganizations.
Early and careful planning in
September and October, prepar-
ing and packing boxes in No-
vember for delivery the first
week in December, is the only
way the hoard can make sure
there are no disappointed chil-
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They would onoce again then
impress on all generous folk
the necessity for having all con-
tributions in, during the month
of November.
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Obituary
E. A. Westlake
Edmund Alfred Westlake, of
Bayfield, passed away Thursday,
January 22, 1965, in his 80th
year.
Born in Stanley Township on
January 27, 1885, to the late
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund West-
lake, he farmed onHighway 21
north for many years before
retiring to Bayfield in 1938.
His first wife, Maude Nichol-
son, died some years ago. He
was then remarried to Grace
Penhale who predeceased him
two years ago.
Surviving are one son, Glad-
win, RR 3, Bayfield; one grand-
daughter and one great-grand-
daughter; one brother, Thomas,
RR 3, Bayfield; and one sister,
Mrs. lose Scotchmer, Bayfield.
The; body rested at the West-
lake ft n e r al home, Zurich,
where the funeral service was
held,'Sunday, January 24, 1965,
at 2 p.m::- Rev. 0. A. Eaton and
Rev. ;C. L. Robbins. officiated.
Interi fent was in Bayfield Cein-
etery.;
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Obituary
Mrs. C. Fassold
A former Dashwood resident,
Mrs. Clara :Fassold, died .Tues-
day, January 26 1965, in 'Alex-
andra Hospital, Ingersoll. Aged
84, she was the former Clara
Hey and widow of the late
Philip , Fassold, who passed
away in 1959.
The deceased was a member
of ,Zion Lutheran Church, Dash-
wood, and an esteemed charter
member of the Ladies' Aid
there. She had been confined
to hospital for about two weeks
prior to her death.
Surviving are four daughters,
Mrs. Ada Ratz, London; Mrs.
Nelda Rutledge, London; Mrs.
R. B. (Verda) Catt, Edmonton;
and Mrs. Milton (Reta) Walper,
Ingersoll; one son, Walter, Lon-
don; a brother, William Hey,
Dashwood, and a sister, Mrs.
Ed (Annie) Stelck, Clinton.
The body is resting at the
Hoffman funeral home, Dash-
wood. Burial service will be
Friday, January 29, 1965, at 2
p.m., with Rev. Wiliam Gatz,
Dashwood, officiating. Inter-
ment wil be 'in the Lutheran
Cemetery, Dashwood.
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The health problems of the
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by them, to what extent com-
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Dr. A. M. Aldis, Huron's med-
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daughter who suffers from the
disease.
Another local man, John Van -
Beer, Kippen, will headup the
fund raising activities of the
foundation.
Cystic fibrosis is a disorder
of the mucus secreting glands
of the body resulting in the se-
cretion of a thick, sticky mucus.
It has been estimated that about
$1,200 annually is required to
purchase the drugs and equip-
ment for each child afflicted
with the disease.
Early in October, the Honour-
able M. B. Dymond, minister of
health for Ontario, announced
that the legislature had voted
some financial assistance to par-
ents of cystic fribrotie ihildren.
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