Zurich Citizens News, 1965-03-11, Page 3THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 1965
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About People
You Know .. .
Hensall Legion Ladies' Auxil-
iary will appear on "Take Your
Choice", CFPL-TV this Satur-
day night, March 13, at 7:30
p.m.
Mrs. William Wayne, of
Peachland, B.C., is spending a
week with her mother, Mrs.
Violet Schwalm and brother
Ray. Week -end visitors at the
Schwalm residence were Mr,
and Mrs. Harold •Hansen, Mr,
and Mrs, Austin Schwalm and
family, Stratford; Mrs. Jack
MacFarlane, St, Thomas; Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Schwalm and fam-
ily, Hamilton; Mr. and Mrs. A.
O'Hara and Peter, London.
Mr. Charles Mickle, Hamil-
ton, and Robert Mickle, UWO,
London, spent Sunday evening
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mickle, and Ann, after attend-
ing the Spring Festival concert
Sunday afternoon at the Uni-
versity in London.
Sympathy is extended to Rev.
and Mrs. Currie Winlaw, of
Stratford, formerly of Hensall,
in the passing of Mr. Winlaw's
mother, Mrs. Elmer Winlaw, of
Ingersoll, who passed away in
Alexandra Hospital, Ingersoll,
Tuesday, March 2.
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Shortage of Ordained Ministers
T '+ Affect Rural Parish * s First
A regular meeting of Huron
Presbytery of the United Church
of Canada was held on Wednes-
day, March 3, in Wingham Un-
ited Church, under chairman
Rev. 3. Clifford Britton, of Sea -
forth.
Presbytery was informed that
14 ministers are entering the
United Church of Canada from
such churches as; the Baptist
Convention of Ontario and
Quebec, the Evangelical Re-
formed Church of Northwest
Germany, the Chinese Christian
Church of Formosa, the Church
of Scotland, the Reformed
Church of America. These min-
isters will be received by Pres-
byteries across Canada.
Rev. Clifford G. Park, of Clin-
ton, a member of the London -
Huron Committee on Church
Union, commented upon the
prospects of union between the
Anglican and United churches:
"There are two requirements
for a successful union between
the two churches ---(1) the ac-
ceptance of bishops of the Un-
ited Church and (2) recognition
by the Anglican Church of the
United Church ministry as valid.
without re -ordination. In the
proposed new church the meth-
od of establishing and conse-
crating bishops should satisfy
the Anglicans; then again, the
fact that the bishops would be
responsible to the church courts
should make it acceptable to
the United Church. We should
also point out that this will be
mutually acceptable member-
ship as well as ministry. It
should be kept in mind that the
London - Huron's committee's
findings have no authority out-
side the London Conference
and Huron Diocese; we do hope
that our plan will spark dis-
cussion and action."
The United Church Women
World Prayer Day
Service Attended
The World Day of Prayer
service was held in Carmel
Presbyterian Church last Fri-
day afternoon with Mrs. Earl
Campbell presiding for the pro-
gram. gram.
The worship service for this
year was written by a distin-
guished American Negro, Mrs.
Jesse Jai McNeil, wife of a Bap-
tist minister in Pasadena, Cali-
fornia.
Mrs. Harold Currie, Hensall
United Church; Mrs. Thomas
Lavender, St. Paul's Anglican
Church, and Mrs. Harold Park-
er, Chiselhursh United Church,
assisted with the program. Mrs.
John Love was soloist, accom-
panied by Mrs. Harry Hess.
Rev. J. C. Boyne, minister of
the church and guest speaker,
spoke on "What doth the Lord
require of us." He said, "We
must walk humbly with our
God, do justly, love mercy and
live in fellowship with him, so
that we may show our love in
every area of our lives."
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HENSALL ONTARIO
ICICLE S SON UNITE
of Huron Presbytery reported
that 2,957 members raised a
total of $110,000 in 1964.
The centennial committee In-
itiated plans for the observance
of the Church's 40th anniver-
sary when it designated Sun-
day, June 6, as the day to hold
such an event; it recommended
that each congregation plan a
local service with a speaker
from another denomination as
guest. "In such a way", the
committee chairman, Rev. Cecil
Jardine, Wingham, reported,
"we can emphasize our mem-
bership in the Church Catholic
(or worldwide)."
A solemn note was expressed
regarding the shortage of or-
dained ministers. Ninety men
are lost each year in the church
through death, retirement, etc.
With the increase in the num-
ber of new • churches being
established and a poor enlist-
ment in the ranks of students,
the picture does not look good
for the rural areas which would
be the first to feel the shortage.
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Summary Day Is
Held in Seaforth
At summary day for the Block
Printing Course, held in the
Seaforth Community Centre last
Wednesday, ten clubs, including
Blyth, Ethle, Forwich, Goder-
ich, Kippen East, Tiger Dunlop,
Molesworth, Seaforth, Wroxe-
ter and Zurich, exhibited beau-
tiful paintings on luncheon
cloths, aprons, towels, curtains,
drapes, dress e s, underwear,
children's clothes, a shower cur-
tain and crib quilt.
Mrs. George Pe a r so n, of
Ethel, was chairman and Miss
Patricia Damude, home econo-
mist for Huron County, wel-
comed the ladies.
Miss Judy Gum, homecraft
specialist,presented the lead-
er's badges. Goderich ladies
presented a skit depicting the
trials of the husbands of the
Institute members.
A film showing handicraft
from coast to coast in Canada
was shown.
VARNA NEWS
Library Board Meets
The annual meeting of the
Varna library was held at the
home of Mr, and Mrs. William
Dowson on Saturday evening
last.
The library has had a very
successful year and has added
a number of new book, to its
well -stocked shelves.
The members elected to the
library board for the coming
year are: Mrs. William McAsh,
Mrs, Harold Elliott, Mr. William
Dowson, Mrs. William Clarke
Mrs. Mervyn Hayter, Mrs, Alex
Ostrom, William Taylor, A. J.
Mustard and Fred McClytnont.
After the meeting the board
met and elected William Taylor
as chairman and Miss Edith
Beatty as librarian and secre-
tary -treasurer.
It was decided to open the
library on Saturday afternoon
and evening only during the
coming year.
UCW Gather
The March meeting of the
United Church Women was held
last Thursday evening in the
church. Mrs. Percy Johnston,
leader of group 4, was in charge
of the pre -Lenten devotions, as.
silted by Mrs, Frank 11111, Mrs.
William Dowson and ilrs.
Wayne Taylor,
The prayer was given by Mrs.
Percy Johnston and Mrs. Lee
McConnell gave a reading.
;sirs, Lyle Hill had charge of
the study book and spoke on
Brazil and the duties of the
church.
Twenty-seven members an-
swered the roll call. During
the past month 55 calls were
made to sick and shut-ins,
Mr. Gordon Hill gave the re -
Amber Rebekahs
Amber Rebekah Lodge, Hen-
sall, at their regular meeting
Wednesday, March 3, presided
over by Noble Grand Mrs. J. F.
Ingram, accepted an invitation
to be guests of Pride of Huron
Lodge, Exeter, at their meet-
ing April 7.
A dessert euchre was plan-
ned for Wednesday afternoon,
March 31, at 2 p.m. in the lodge
hall.
A euchre, sponsored by the
CP&T Committee, will be held
Thursday evening, March 11.
Next time, try w m
port of the decorating commit.
tee and Mrs, A. J. Mustard re-
ported on the success of the
pancake supper.
Mrs, Percy Johnston cloyed
the meeting with prayer and
group 3 served lunch.
Locals
A concert will be held in the
township hall on Friday eve-
ning of this week when Mr, and
Mrs. Stewart Middleton will
show pictures of Northern Eu-
rope. Music and song by the
"Pilgrim Singers" from. Clinton
will complete the program.
The World Day of Prayer was
observed in the United Church
on friday afternoon last with
the president of the UCW, Mrs.
Robert Taylor. in charge. The
address was given by Mrs. David
Martin, of Bayfield, on "What
doth the Lord require".
The Explorer group of the
United Church held a very suc-
cessful "pancake supper" on
Tuesday evening last.
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