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12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, Februery LL 1a | wm | REV LAWRENCE PURDY AT DRAWING BOARD| Drawing Preacher Ribs Clergymen SAN FERNANDO, Trinidad arrival here in 1958 has In (CP) «= Every so often Rev. | jected new life into the work of| Lawrence A. Purdy, Montreal what was formrely known as born United Church minister{the Canadian Mission, takes time out from the seri-| Because Trinidad, 8 member) ous business of preaching re {of the West Indies Federation, ligion In this tropleal island tolls to become self - governing draw a cartoon lampooning the! later this year, the name of the ldeosyncracies of clergymen or|mission has been changed to churchgoers {the "Presbyterian Church," It The cartoons, usually depiet-|is headed by a Trinidadian and ing a minister In some rib- has powers of self-government, tickling situation, are designed) Mr, Purdy, now. chaplain to to show that the church and its! Presbyterian secondary schools clergy have a human side and colleges in Trinidad, makes! In one he depicted a senlor| his headquarters at Naparima) minister giving advice to a now: College in San Fernando, Trin- comer; ' And keep your{idad's second largest city visits brief-no discussing poli ties or religion." Another showed concluding ling clas finally November find out game is." A third showed a couple leny Ing church, the woman saying to her. husband; "We attend Mines, Ont, and every Easter and he stilllon oh near Toronto, before doesn't remember our name volunteering for overseas mis.| slon work, He also served four) CLEC ATURYS have appet ared| years as chaplain in the RCAF rorularly in the United Church! Auxiliary and had special train:| Observer In Canada during the/!DE In clinienl counselling and| last five years (Pe ychiatry at the Toronto Gon:| Some of the best have been|oral Hospital, | collected into a special edition] Of all of his accomplishments | published by Ryerson Press of here, he is perhaps proudest of Toronto under the title Clerica-|his Bible caravan, He sald the| tures {idea behind the caravan is to| But cartooning is strictly a educate people by making stud:| hobby for the hard-working 33.| {ents share thelr experiences | year-old Canadian who since his' with others, Since he arrived here he has established the Island's first a minister|travelling bible school, founded And| helped to set up three Alcohol alles Anonymous groups WAS RCAF CHAPLAIN A graduate of Victoria Col lege at the University of Tor. onto, Mr in 19562 and served at Creighton by saying before you choose wedding date when the Grey Cup please of external ald, the affable, i |pipe-smoking former Toronto "lawyer Is responsible for the J (administration of ald schemes | different departments, The of- fice also handles disaster relief Purdy was ordained @ Applewood | Foreign Aid 'Program Strong . R in northwest Pakistan, to which power for Pakistani homes go 7 Canada contributed $72,000,000 industry and the irrigation of in Sduipment, services and ma-|120,000 acres of Pakistani land." Canada's foreign ald bill runs about $60,000,000 annually, of iwhich more than 80 per cent is important as the direct? Eight thousand Pakistani tribesmen) OTTAWA (CP) ~~ Canada's scholarships 10 foreign univer foreign aid program has sity students, and Naison with emerged into adulthood with the various United Nations eco-| opening of an office of external nomics assistance agencies, aid to co-ordinate the large and) Mr, Moran joined the external growing operation. : affairs department in 1946 after ih ganization hy win being discharged from the army shape Herbert 0, Moran #1, whe during a relaiively short Jolene Jo wot a Ss ind time in the external affairs de- Oreign asisiance a work during his nearly three partment has held two Impor- ears as high commissioner 10 tant ambassadoral posts -- in ye an 4 9 Turkey and Pakistan. <4 AE olan, As Canada's director-general ATTEND CEREMONIES Recently Mr. Moran and Vet erans Affairs Minister Church ill visited Asia to take part in ceremonies at five Colombo Plan projects to which Canada contributed $70,000,000. 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' benefits stimulating Canada's own econ gram was "Us indirect ate M8) ny. the departments of external af, "This project proved a very fairs, trade and commerce and He has no say the put 10 betler use at home, large benefit to the Canadian|py industrial experience which wiltleconomy, he declared, noting dishanded and Mr, Moran il the heavy equipment picked economy, Their purchasing/Was Sheetally manulactured ini(rom each of them, i "I rovided employment for\will result in an over-all saving |Canadians, contracts for Cana-lin administrative costs, * IDENTIFICATION CARDS numbers of local youths have applied for free identification cards, police chief A. J. Whiter Soncerned way 1d elty counctl. The eardn departments have been given anyone over 16 on request are useful for such things as theatre admittance. 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