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by Huron
Huron -Perth Presbytery of the
United Church has approved a
budget of 45,200 to set up a
resource centre. This major
decision of the meeting last week
was the first under the presby-
tery's new chairman, Rev. Cecil
Wittick, It was held in Blyth
where he ministers.
The approval came as a result
of a study by a special committee
headed by outgoing chairman,
Rev. Bert Daynard of Skaffa.
The centre will be a resource
for program materials and audio-
visual aids. As well it will pro-
vide preview facilities and dis-
plays for marketing books.
The new centre will be oper-
ated by a resource manager with
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centre approved
-Perth Presbytery
the assistance of volunteer per-
sonnel. A board of three mem-
bers is being appointed which
will be assisted by the organiz-
ing comittee for one year.
In his report as chairman of
the division, Mission in Canada,
Rev. Barry Robinson, Thames
Road urged that the Presbytery
and its congregations commit
a part of the next year to the
further study of the Charismatic
movement. Presbytery con-
curred and will devote an hour
at its fall meeting to the subject.
Charismatic renewal is a move-
ment within Protestant and Ro-
man Catholic Churches which has
a more evangelical dimension.
At the London Conference of the
United Church in May some
controversory developed over
healing and speaking in tongues.
Those involved in the movement
suggest that these may be a part
of the renewal but are by no
means the important expressions.
The Stewardship committee
reported an increase in givings
to missions of 12.45%. The
Staffa charge with 50% of its
objective and Listowel with
47% headed the report at the
end of May. The Presbytery
goal is $275,000.
Presbytery granted permission
to the trustees of Moncri,ef
to sell its properties and agreed
to the method of disposal of
funds.
Five ministers will be moving
into the Presbytery. Rev. Earl
St. Jean was inducted into the
Auburn charge June 3 while
Rev. Bruce Scott will be inducted
into St. John's, Stratford June 29;
Rev. Thomas Fleetham into
Fordwich and Rev. John Wood
into Victoria St., Goderich July
2; and Rev. Harry Stevens into
Atwood June 29.
Over 1,000 enjoy pork at Varna
The third annual pork b -b -q
at the Varna United Church
last Thursday was an even
bigger success than last year.
Over 1,000 people were fed com-
pared to last year's 850.
Bernice Reid, church treasurer,
doesn't have all the ticket money
in yet but expects the church will
clear around $1,200. The money
will be used to "keep things
rolling" in the church. A new
furnace is also going into the
church this year.
The b -b -q was advertised as an
"eat as much as you want"
affair and many people went back
for seconds on the homemade
scalloped potatoes, homemade
baked beans, letuce salad, pick-
les, roils and homemade pies, not
to mention the delicious pork
chops.
All the food was made and
donated by the Varna United
Church ladies. Listening to the
compliments they received and
seeing the amount of food con-
sumed was proof that, as usual,
they outdid themselves.
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Citizens News, June 23, 1976 -Page 9
Bayfield
If you have been houseclean-
ing, remember to keep all your
rummage for the annual Pioneer
Park Rummage Sale on July 9
in the Arena. Mrs. Joe Lauden-
bach is one of the convenors for
this year and if you need any
information just call her.
Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Parker,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Westlake,
Mrs. Lorraine Fisher, Scouter
John Siertsema and Scout And-
rew Erickson last week (Wed-
nesday evening) cleaned out the
flower beds around the memorial
Cairn. and also the "Westlake"
bed and planted boxed plants.
That's .called civic pride, for
which we say thanks very much.
Mrs. Marjorie Pfaff of St.
Marys and Miss Hazel Finkbein-
er, Stratford, were visitors with
Miss Inez Yungblut last Tues-
day.
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