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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, July 21, 1960 Most Congolese | Newcastle, visited Mr. and Mrs, |, the United Church with friends Russel Mountjoy Sunday. and parents, gathered in the| [ Christian Education building Sun-| Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Rahm, | day for a social hour and the Tyrone, visited Mr. BLACKSTOCK Do Not Understand CORNWALL (CP) -- Rev. J. Hector McMillan, who returned from the Congo Wednesday night, said 95 per cent of the new re- | | | Canadians Help Ghana Progress |iimimiuis | then appointed Father Superior in about. Special to The Oshawa Times |the Kumasi area. His second tour, Mr. McMillan arrived to rejoin LONDON -- From one of the|of duty was cut sh ort by illness, his wife and six small children officials of the Ghana High Com-|and after an operation in at Avonmore, 20 miles northwest missioner's office in London, I{England, he returned to Ghanalof here, after leaving Stanleyville have received a message of hugh | in 1954. py By il tat C est praise for the part whic Mr. McMillan sa om- Canadians have played in bring,| APPOINTED BIsHop vi munist influenced Congolese ing that country to the status of| e was 2Ppointis as y ca. [leaders were determined to force complete independence. Some of| =enere o jut Oosse on a 4 the white element from the new these Canadians are technical | minjsirator Sung | ® a Fin |state. sud experts, working under the Cana-| 3 : op rama, 2 Ba He said more than 1,000,000] dian Technical assistance Pro-| Pn ay Sa : > Congolese have been converted gram. A large number of them 9 2Mhale, ee Nag installed In|¢, Christianity and missions were are missionaries of the Catholic Deven = a yest, <ionaries| tive in the teaching and med Church. There are others in min-| © er Lana an Ti na oa ical fields. ing and various fields of indus-| oing 2 oo en Wor, n ana) In time, Mr. McMillan pre- trial activity. And Ghana 27¢ as reRnire Poot dicted, the Congolese might have, acknowledges that it owes a debt| Father Armand Hogcr . the deadership to make democ- i :_| Father Paul Persault, who are L llow-citi- 3 Pp v of gestiide 0 Hese lellow teachers at St. John Bosco's Col-|Facy Work. have helped in its development|lege at Sandema. Sister Marie de iam. St. Caltry and Miss Therese Bel- 0 Teach the status of free nation |ziel are nurses at St. Joseph's k of the miss ._._ |Hospital in Jorapa in Lawra dis- b The work of the missionaries is, {jot gister Marie Reparatrice|ccw Ghana nation, and 1 was) perhaps, the most outstanding. i i i / {assured that they are making a Wost of them sre lovated iaoud Miss Warie ¥. B. M. Morcler great contribution to the well-| I | il | with the mission has been highly tertained the Explorers, Mission cates. Band, Baby Band and mothers to| a picnic in Cartwright Commu-|P. Romeril, the meeting discuss- nity Park, Caesarea, Wednesday. ed the formation of a Hi-C group Mrs, Pp! ners as follows: boys, Dennis Romeril. btys -- oDnald Wright. Wright; boys -- Paul Larmer, |lington and Cartwright. Ss | moor; {and Ivan Bradburn; Aina Kinnu- | Romeril; | missionaries, and all associated yrn; and Jim Carnaghan. appreciated by the leaders of the| Thompson. FORM NEW GROUP and Mrs. presentation of Bibles, hymn|Stan. Rahm Sunday. books and membership certifi.| Mr. and Mrs. Roger Dorrell, and family, Ottawa, spent the weekend with his father, Earl | Dorrell. and Mrs. Roy Hunter, ELNA Sensational Value! BRAND NEW ELECTRIC PORTABLES ONLY Loaded With Features, By MRS. R. C. HILL BLACKSTOCK -- The WMS en- Shop WOOLWORTH'S First After a short address by Rev. Mr. Wroxeter; Mr. and Mrs. Austin Franklin, Oshawa; Mr. and Mrs. | Rupert Byers, Bowmanville, vis-| | ited Mr. and Mrs. Leith Byers) | MCLAUGHLIN REUNION Sunday. | i Bi .| The McLaughlin reunion was| Mrs. Gerry Warne and Geof-| Sls BY ie Danson; |, TH in Cartwright Park, Caesa- [Tey, Kingston, spent a week with Mr. and Mrs. John Hamilton. Girls (4 and 5) -- Heather Dor-|Tea, Sunday, with about 75 in' : ell; boys -- David Larmer. attendance from Peterborough,| Mr. and Mrs. Ross Curtis, | tent ry 3 to, O . Cresswell, -| Orillia, visited Mr. and Mrs, Gor- Girls (3 and under) -- Cheryl| Toronto, Oshawa esswen. Dar don Strong Thursday. Mrs. Curtis J.| remained for a few days. | Mrs. Glenn Larmer and Doug- !las spent a week in St. Mary's. Mrs. Charlotte Forder, Port Perry, visited Mrs. Alma Fowler at the weekend. | Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dayes and family attended the Elford pic- {nic in Orono Saturday. | Mabel Van Camp and Margo) Epp, Toronto, spent the weekend with Mrs. W. W, Van Camp. qd ted a an! decided to open a regular with win-|series of meetings the last Sun- day evening of September. P. Romeril sports rogram of | Girls (over 9) -- Helen Swain; ZIG ZAG AUTOMATIC o BUTTON HOLES ® OVERCAST o SEWS ON BUTTONS ® MANY EXTRAS LIMITED 9% 50 . I TIME ONLY . * (FABRIC TOWN) Oshawa Shopping Centre RA. 5-2591 ALL PURE FOAM RUBBER FILLED TOSS CUSHIONS ONLY 67° HI-LITES n| est Noman present Loni Mrs. wain: US i i1 | Forder, aged 87, while youngest i Hg Deadls Somert iws Allan Ross Ashton, aged two Mauri Kinnunen. Jee! = Prive ites Tere John i a +... McLaughlin; C ar oly n Murray; Lesp frog Jim Carnaghan vj McLaughlin, Carolyn Mur- |ray; Dennis McLaughlin, Jim Dennis McLaughlin; Katheryn Murray, | Cheryl Ashton; Dennis McLaugh- |lin, Patsy McLaughlin; Lawrence McLaughlin; Jim McLaughlin; | Arthur Bailey, Mrs. Harry | Wright, Catherine Bailey; Harry McLaughlin, Mrs. Jim McLaugh- lin, | Mrs. Cecil Ferguson, Mr. and on television, was born at Salt Twenty-five new members of Mrs. Sidney Ferguson and girls,'Lake City in 1913. Girls (9 and over) -- Hele en and Linda Butt. Shoe kick (boys) girls -- Linda Butt; adies -- Eleanor Werry. Wheelbarrow race--!van Brad- Loretta Young, long - time |movie star now seen regularly | Shoe scramble Elizabeth Northern Ghana. There they have are nurses at the Navrongo Hos-(yoing and health and education of been carrying out an extensive| pital, the people of this new Common- program of education, aimed at| The work of these Canadian|wealth country. raising the social and economic standards of the northern people, | ¢- well as their normal mission work. SCHOOLS OPENED The Catholic missionaries have opened 32 primary schools and middle schocls and two secondary schools. In the secondary schools, | the Ghana students pay token fees only, as compared with| those paid in the government secondary schools in the region. | In addition to this subsidy in fees, meals, clothes, books and some of the students' personal needs) are supplied free of charge. The Canadian missionaries| have constructed a number of new secondary roads to join the|f main trunk routes in the north. These secondary roads not only || ens re accessibility to the re-|? mote areas where they operate, | but also facilitate their work. | The missionaries also run medi- cals services in some of the prin- cipal towns of the north. These include Jirapa and Navrongo Hos- pitals, where patients receive treatment at little or no cost to them LEADING FIGURES | Prominent among the Canadian |}: missionaries is the Rt. Rev. Gab- riel Champagne, the bishop in| charge of the whole northern region. Bishop Champagne was] born at Acton Vale, in the dio- cese of Ste. Hyacinthe in 1908 and was educated at the College of Ste. Hyacinthe and the Univer-| gity of Montreal, entering the White Fathers Seminary after having done his philosophy coursé in 1930. He left for Algiers in 193:, where he became a mnovi-| tiate. From 1933 to 1935 he con- tinued his theological studies at Carthage in Tunisia, where he| was ordained a priest in June,| 1935. 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