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JANE PAOKIER, 2 WHITE OR I WHITE & 1 WHEAT (SAVE Ile) Bread- "Brown 'N Serve" A-POT SOAVES 39% "WE RESERVE TIES RIGHT TO UNIT QUANTITIES" 9 int ICI aIo ann umn ma r imm um IN am min WITH THIS COUPON 8 I/Clock Bean Coffee I to BAG 98 it 'VALID THROUGH SAT., JUNE 0th, 1111,4, lilli INN lilt...111 IN au 101101111111111111 NMI NI WI Action Priced! it TOP TINS (E 56c) • CASE OF 24, SAV $ 2 10-F REGULAR torr 7'U 9 Sommer Store Hours Open Monday Thru Friday until 9 p.m. Saturday until 6 p.m. 1100% BRAZILIAN ACTION PRICED! SAVE 9? oesewaseemel VALID THROUGH SAT.* JUNE Oho 104 SAVE 30/e United Church Conference of UWO The London Conference, of the United Church of Canada, representing South-Western Ontario and Algoma, held its 50th annual meeting at the University of Western Ontario last week, from Tuesday to Thursday. This year's president, Rev. Fred Faist, of St. John's Church, Stratford, told the 550 plus delegates to keep the theme of the "Open Hand" alive and their hands open for the greater challenges of their 50th anniversary year. He said that it had been thrilling to travel throughout the Con- ference speaking and trying to meet the needs of United Church people. In a later inter- view he commented, "This is Our anniversary year, and we are going, to celebrate, and it seems to me that one of the ways of celebrating is to share what we have with others." Rev. Feist, retires as President this year, During the year he said that he had tried to convey to ministers of the Conference that the Church has a serious faith problem. "What we need to do is to explore the depth of our own uncertainty and search for stronger foun- dations." He spoke of the need for leadership and total in- volvement among the clergy and laity. Thus he was very much in favor of a resolution passed on Wednesday, which called for the proclaiming of the coming Conference year as one of "Celebration and Witness". The theme speaker for the Conference was Rev. Wilbur K. Howard. It was announced at Conference that he is a can- didate for the Moderator of the United Church. If elected he will be the first negro cleric to hold such a position. At present, he is minister of Em- manuel United Church, Ot- tawa, and he has previously held many key Church positions. In his first address, at an evening of Celebration in Alumni Hall, he told the delegates that "the Church today is on trial." It thus needs to come alive and-come out of its corner,a corner in which the world has pushed it. In his second address, Dr. Howard who has a gift of speaking in layman's language, began by noting that, "I knew a man once who intended to procrastinate but never got around to it," His final theme address was delivered at the Ordination ServiCe in Metropolitan United Church, London. Six persons were ordained into the Ministry of the United Church, one of whom was a woman, one a grandfather, and 2 from Vic- toria Ave, United Church Chatham. Two local choirs, the Belgrave Men's Chorus, and the Senior Choir of St. John's United Church, Stratford, gave stirring performances at an evening of "Musical Celebration" held in Alumni Hall on Tuesday evening. The Rev. John Roberts, leader of the men's chorus, also par- ticipated in a presentation on evangelism on Wednesday morning. He said, in one of seven video tape recording shown to delegates, that evangelism ought to be the ongoing work of the whole Church; it is not just for special occasions, or something in- volving only special people. At the close of this session c:eiegates passed the motion proclaiming that the coming year be one of "Celebration and Witness." Each local church will be asked to develop its own methods of implementing this resolution. Rev. David Stone, research Officer for the United Church, released copies of the 1974 Year Book, announced that for the first time in 10 years, church membership, Sunday School enrollment, and other statistics are beginning to level off. In a decade that saw Oar- Ming decreases, Mr. Stone said he Was happy to now report some increases. There are more adult groups and 35 more can- didates for the ministry, The 59.year story of London Conference was told in exciting fashion at a multi-media presentation on Wednesday evening. It was hosted and produced by Mr. Ev Smith, Director of CoMinunications and Stewardship a Conference. He and his puppet friend, "Salty", narrated this historical look, at Conference beginning With the Service of (continund on pigs 4A)