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By MISS ELLA MORLOCK
CREDITON
Sunday Zion United Church
observed its anniversary with
Rev. Glen R. Strome, pastor of
the E.U.B. Church here 1955-1959,
and now pastor of Empress Ave,
United Church, London,' as guest
speaker.
His morning theme was "The
Charter of the Church"; in the
evening he discussed "Spirits Let
Loose in Our World." Mrs.
Strome and their two sons ac-
companied him to Crediton.
The choir, under the direction
of Doug Lewis, sang at the
morning service. In the evening,
special music on violins was
provided by Tim and Heather
Westlake, Zurich, with Miss
Christine Haberer accompanying
them.
The notes on the United Church
conference are from Mrs. Ed
Finkbeiner, Zion United Church
delegate.
The 53rd annual conference of
the Church met in Canterbury
Inn, Sarnia, May 17 to 19. About
500 ministers and lay delegates
attended. Congratulations were
sent to the Queen in her jubilee
year.
Dr. Clarence Nicholson was the
main speaker. The Church should
have no creed in its head it does
not have in its heart. We must
sow the seed of the Gospel, visit
the sick, comfort the sad. How
the Church helps those outside is
what counts. Because we live in
an ugly age, we must stand
against ugliness.
Tribute was paid to Ev. Smith,
London, communications officer
By MANUEL CURTS
The confirmation class com-
pleted their Saturday morning
sessions last week with the Rev.
Harley Moore, and will become
members of the church during
the Communion service later this
month.
Monday evening, the last of the
winter season Bible Study
Meetings was, held with an
average attendance of 12. The
group studied the Gospel ac-
cording to St. Mark, under the
direction of the minister, the Rev.
Harley Moore,
We weldome John and Reta
Legrois and their year and a half
old son, David, to Greenway.
They have purchased the home of
Mr. & Mrs. J. DeVree who held a
successful auction sale recently,
and at present have returned to
Holland. Our population now
stands at 34.
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Clarke, London,
former owners of the General
Store, visited here on Saturday.
for fifteen years, resigning and
moving to Owen Sound to con-
tinue a radio career.
Several retirees , were
honoured: Dy. Sach, at one time
in Lucan; Rev. Morley Coiling, at
Grand Bend 50 years igb; Rev.
Ure Stewart, 70 years in the
ministry.
Anne Egilson, wife of Rev..
Einor Egilson and formerly
conference secretary, was
elected president of the London
Conference. Rev. Anson
Moorhouse, this year's president,
paid tribute to the unsung
heroines in manses, and ex-
pressed concern for rural
churches.
We were sorry to learn of the
death of Mrs. Clarke's father
recently in Florida. Burial was in
Newfoundland.
Mr. & Mrs. Mike Cossow,
Tottenham were Priday and
Saturday visitors with the latters
sister and brother-in-law, Mr. &
Mrs. Clare Reid.
Marlene Bullock and her room
mate friend, Barbara Skinn, have
returned front a vacation in
Prince Edward Island.
Evelyn and Manuel Ctirts were
dinner guests with Mr. & Mrs.
Wm. Curls in London, Sunday.
Several members attended the
Flower Sunday service in Grand
Bend United Church Sunday,
By the way: How to vote - that
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Ten were ordained and three
commissioned in a closing
ceremony in Central United
Church. Each ordinand received
a Bible and miniature com-
munion set, A reception was held
for them in the Sunday School
rooms and refreshments were
served on the lawn,
Farewell Party
Monday evening neighbours
surprised Mr. & Mrs. Cornelis
Verkerk with a farewell party at
their home. After lunch, they
presented the couple with a wall
plaque.
Mr. & Mrs. Verkerk have
moved to their new home in
Exeter. Their former Crediton
home will be occupied by Mr. &
Mrs. Ron Bowers.
Personals
Tuesday Mrs. Florence Sepa,
Caseville, Michigan, and Mrs.
Gail Morlock, Ottawa, visited
relatives in Crediton and Exeter.
Miss Annie Cook, Erin, 'spent
several days at the home of Miss
Ella Morlock, Wednesday they
visited the Indian Museum at
Arkona. It contains a remarkable
display of Indian Artifacts,
fossils and stones of great beauty.
Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred Mack have
gone to Alberta to the home of
their daughter Rosalee and her
family. Later they plan to
proceed to Vancouver Island to
visit Mr. & Mrs. Mel Latnport.
Chad Wilson spent the week-
end at the Cub Camp near
Goderich. Bernard Wilson was
with his' aunt, Fay Melvins, is
London.
Winston Wilson, London, son of
Mrs. Viola Wilson spoke on
Tuesday's Morning Break
program on C.F.P.L. T.V,,
London.
Fred Bowers has returned
home from St. Joseph's Hospital,
London.
Confirmation class
ends at Greenway