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ba Lr go A Ae oN Ie A al oo CLR NTMRNEARE IRAE DERE ESE . adequate salary responsibility, 16 - PORT PERRY STAR -- nA A at Ea EY TRI SPRAIN Fed iba let Thursday, Oct. 30, 1969 Sa SON Thy EXCHRIAL Ra aa TEA NES h \ de iaimidi Lindsay Preshytery Hold Fall Meeting "Keep vefore me the mom- ent of my high resolve' said Rev. H.T. Martin as he led the opening devotions of tne first fall meeting of Lindsay Presbytery - held at Fenlon Falls on September 26, 1969. The court, in, proceeding with its business, expressed gratitude for the good-work done by Miss Susan Bowman of Gananoque, who supplied the Haliburton Highlands summer student mission field. Likewise thanks was given for the work of Mr. Lennox Paul of Renfrew Presbytery in assisting Rev. Edward Yosh- ioka at Coboconk. Mrs. B. Roeske of Burnt River, in a report. from the SalariesIncrement Committee, revealed that most of the self: supporting Pastoral Charges of Lindsay Presbytery had accepted the principle of an and had agreed to pay the Salary Increment above the minimum salary for 1970 set by the 1968 General Council of the United Church of Can- ada. It had been decided that the 1968 General Council of the ordained minister of a Pastoral Charge paying the minimum salary, or more, but whose "appropriate salary responsibility" was yet below the minimum salary = plus increment to which the min- ister was entitled, would receive the increment, or the balance of it not paid by the Charge, from the United Church as a whole: It was established that Self Support- ing Pastoral Charges whose ministers received the Incre- ment or any part, thereof from the United Church as a-whole would still be consid- ered to be Self Supporting Charges. If a Veteran -- . Why not a Legionaire? = 4-H CLUBS --by Anna Croxall The Manchester "Zig-Zags" met for their third meeting at the home of Margaret and Jessie Oosterlo. We discussed good grooming habits and made notes on personal gro- oming and complexion care. Our fourth meeting was at Nancy Webster's. Three ladies (Mrs. Ruby Williams, Mrs. Anne Horne, Mrs. Hazel Brooks) came to this meeting and. showed the girls two different hairstyles for long hair. They answered any questions about hair that we might have, Our mothers also attended this meeting. The General Council of 1968 decided to introduce the Salary Increment Principle in recognition of the years of service rendered by the active ordained ministers. Appointed to the position of Convener of the Audio Visual Committee was Mrs. Edna Spence of Cambray. Mrs. Spence will supervise the loan of film-strips to Pastoral Charges or such church groups as wish' to use them. The filmstrips are part of an' Audio Visual Library owned by the Lindsay Presbytery to which the Presbytery voted another fifty dollars. Presbytery brought its list of Conveners up-to-date so that it now reads as follows: -- Home Missions, Rev. C.W. Coleman; Property & Bound- aries Rev. H.T. Martin; Church Extension, Rev. P.C. Brown; Rural Life, Rev. R.A. Mec- Caw; World Mission, Rev. J. Neal; Stewardship, Rey. W. N. Oake; Archives, Mr, W.H. Stobbart; Statistics, Rey. H. E. Beare; Pastoral Relations, Rev. W.J. Price; Sub-Com- mittee on Salaries, Mrs, B. Roeske; Pastoral Oversight, Rev. EW. Todd; Pensions, Rev. HE. Beare, Manse, Rev. A. Barnes; Communications, Rev. G. Ficko; Christian Educ- ation, Rev... L.A. Dorsch; Evangelism & Social Service, Rev. T. Page; Press Reporter, Rev. E.W. Todd; Colleges & Students, Rev. J.N. Reed; Extra Appeals, Mr. C. Taylor; Finance, Mr, H.J. Featherston; Ecumenicity, Rev. M. Butler, female, taking this honour| Championship went to on the first prize senior yearl- Romandale Farms on their ing,Bailynd Rockmari Pauline, | top Junior Yearling heifer, while the - Reserve Junior| Romandale Reflection Desiree. LADY MOTORISTS AND MEN MOTORISTS TOO! & Holstein Championship Show In Peterborough, 165 Entries The 28th Annual Holstein Championship Show for East- Central Ontario district was held October 15th.at Peter- borough, with 165 head shown by 53 exhibitors from ten countries. This show brought together for regional compet- ition the top prize winners from the County Black and White Days. Romandale Farms, Union- ville, Ontario, won both the Premrier Breeder and Premier Exhibitor awards, with Roy Ormiston, Brooklin, the runner-up for Premier Breeder and Glenafton Farms, Allis- ton, the runner-up for Premier Exhibitors. 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