Zurich Citizens News, 1958-02-19, Page 8PAGE EIGHT
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ZURICH Citizens NMS
Canada Conference tof E.U.B. Pastors
Held Three Day Meeting In Zurich
The ministers of the Canada the ministers. Rev. E. F. Dorsch,
Conference of the Evangelical Un- Bridgeport, thanked the ladies of
ited Brethren Church met at Em- the church- for serving the meals
manuel Church, Zurich, from Tue- and Mrs, Chester Smith respond-
sday, February 11, until Thursday, ed.
February 13. Professor John Sch- Worship services were conduct-
aefer, of the Evangelical Theol- ed. On Tuesday, Wednesday and
ogical Seminary, Naperville, • EL Thursday, mornings, by Rev. G. R.
addressed the ministers on the Strome, Crediton, Rev. M. E. Reu-
thenie, "The changing work 'of ber, Stratford and Rev. L. A.
the ministry". Dorsch, Milverton, respectively.
"There is a new aspect to the The host pastor'
Rev. A. M. Am -
work of the ministry. We are en- acher, was in charge of the Tues-
couraged by the progress of or- day evening service, when the
ganized religion. . In 1957 5700 Seniog Cho= sang. Rev. W. F.
million was given to the church in Kroft, Conference Superintendent
North America, and all voluntary. of the Stratford district, arranged
Ministers are now placed first on the Wednesday- evening service
the list for leadership in commun- when Re. H. E. Roppet, 3/filth-nay,
ity affairs. There is. a penetrat- conducted the service. The Male
ion of Christian "thought in all Onorus sang:, at this service as
circles of life. It has become pop- well as the Senior Choir. Prof.
alar to be a member of a church John Schaefer brought. inspiring
But there must be a genuine coni- messages" each evening.
mittment to Jesus Christ.
"What ought the church to be
doing in the community? First, Federation Joint
it should build a sustaining fellow-
leetmg Elects
ship. Your concerns must be the A, • —
concerns of all. If one suffers,
then all suffer. The church must
be a fellowship that .'ares. that WO Sets Officers
makes people feel they belong
to the fellowship tef the redeemed. 1 A joint meeting ofathe Federat-
Second, provide peeple with the lion of Agriculture for Hay and
opportunity of the public worship , Stanley Townships was held in
of Almighty God. Something hap.Zurich Town Hall Friday evening,
pens in the hour of worship that February 14, with Rose, Love as
does not happen in any other chairman.
hour of the week. Third, provide Following the business in con -
f he Christian ,dumtion of ourInection with the recent annual
waliDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1958
We Have Freedom To Drive!
Not Freedom To Kill Other Folk!
(By J. Carl Hemingway)
I arrived a :few minutes early
for church last Sunday morning,
While waiting for the service to
begin I noticed the sun shining
on the memorial window. My
eyes dropped to the seven names
of those who gave their lives in
the Great War that we might live
in freedom.
What Freedom? While ponder-
ing my eyes travelled a short dis-
tance to the left and I realized I
was looking at the Honour Roll
of the Second World War. .Again
I realized that stars indicated
that three had made the supreme
Walter Spencer
Heads Board of
Hensall Church
At a meeting of the Official
Board of Hensall United Church
Wednesday evening, Walter Spen-
cer was named chairman of the
Board of Stewards; Jim Taylor,
secretary of the Official Board;
Dotiaad Joynt, secretary of the
Board of Stewards.
1,600 feet of wall to wall carp-
eting for the church auditorium
was completed Thursday, and on
Monday 450 feet of new seats
were installed. Seats are in light
oak and carpet deep red. Special
speakers for people
children "%Meters are also dir-` meeting and banquet, each town- wiring' for
• whd are hard. of hearing has been
installed. In a special dedication
service to be held in the near
future, the seats, carpet, a new
communion table, and nine new
communion chairs for the session
will, be dedicated.
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ectors of Christian education in, ship met separately to appoint
the congregation. Fourth, reach their officers and .directors for the
the unreached. This is Evangel- different coinmittee groups for
ism. Every church has a great - .
responsibility along' this line. We Hay Township: president ,— Ross
must share our faith with others. ;Love; secretareetreasurer,. Clifford
Fifth, act as the conscience of 1Pepper e Dieetors, farm forum di -
the commuity. It is integration !rector Mrs. Delbert Geiger; cream
in the United States, the race 'producers, Carl Oestrieher; hog
problem. 'Me church must point 'producers, Ross Love; alternate, Hensall
out where the differencees come. George Grenier; beef producers,
Sixth, a word wide witness. Our !Jack Faber: wheat producers. Llo- COMMUnity Sale
gaspel is for the whole world. yd Hendrick; poultry producers.
Sea channel of service. Joni Pepper; lady representat- Prices- at Hensall Community
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be
,lost their lives because of care-
lessness of their own or som.eone.
else.
We can blame our manufacturer -
for building cars with too much
speed and hap -hazard design with
regard to safety. Yet in the fin-
al analysis it is the driver who is
responsbile in almost every case..
Mechanical failure causes an
insignificant number of accidents.
Police officers have stated hi con-
fidence that at least 75 percent of
the accidents, they investigate, are
caused directly or indirectly by
drinking. However our laws are
such that only a fraction of the
drivers are charged with impaired
or drunken driving.
We continue to ignore the traf-
fic signs and the speed limits.
Was it to retain this freedom. that
ten young men from this church
gave their liveS?
The week of February 24, is
Safe -Driving week in Ontario.
Your County Federation of Agri-•
culture along with the Farm For-
ums is sponsoring a Safe -Driving
Rally Monday evening, February
24. See the .advertisement else-
where in this paper. Pleaset
Come out and lend your support
to the saving of lives.
sacrifice that we might live in
freedom.
Do we appreciate this freedom?
our homes, our educational sys-
tem, our choice of work, our free-
dom of religion, our freedom of
travel?
Our freedom to drive our cars
when and where we wish with
only a minimum of restrictions.
What a privilege it is in this land
of many miles. It is also a re-
sponsibility.
During nine years of war the
young men gave their lives to
purchase this for. us. Memories
are short but in the minute or two
that remained I was able to think
of five who had lost their lives in
car accidents.
There will be noMemorial Win-
dow honouring these; their names
will not be inscribed on Honour
Rolls. They did not give their
lives for a worthy cause. They
Vet.
-The work of the ministry. The ive. Mrs. Carl Oestricher. Hay Sale. February 13: Weanling pigs,
Tewnsnip directors ,alloted a gyant
church is not a club or a lodge $13.75 to $17.50; chunks, $18.00
that the people join. 11.. is a fel-e 271 .1.33.1 to the. Zur.lee Agricuoure „I, en
e ei- .00- feeders, $23.00 to $27.-
:•owship of toe wile have found re!'-'•-ete'. to oe sheeelere_ Fn- •.eg the, , • ,
God in Jesus Christ. :Pee:: Township entries :at tne 4-1-I .25; sows, 882.00 to $131.00; Hol-
.. Ca li Club. 'stein cows, 5135.00 to $170.00;
The rnin.it"Y 's Ivit- a s''rt1P-a , etaniev Towrehip: presLdent. El- :Durham cows, $140.00 to $175.00;
Ti invelves many pro- :rner 1-layter: aecretareee
traeUx-r?relioletein calves, 510.00 to $16,00;
blerns- Tprofession.
he l'a.:•vman "x.rif.''"' a /'it ceraree Peed: crearn pre-der:en, Ai- Durham calves, $17.50 to 542.50.
of the minister. Thi eninister has e; exereereeg; hog produeers, "4.59 head of pigs and 75 head of
seven Nees, a preaeher, a pastor, Rau; eeef peredueers. Arisen cattle and calves were sold.
a leader in worship, a teacnee, a • me-Yenley; peu:try. Robert MeKin-e
counsilor. an admihistrator and an '1,(,.,y; lady r",,,,,,entaieee. M!i.
ortanizer." frier ifayter. Eigle l'eeKinley was
Rev. C. B. Carr. ekenprier than- ,eppeinIed a repreaeretaeive on the. !
ked the speaker on behall oi ali 1 feron Count y Aeaee:atiori.
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