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2009-078 002 011 A. D. 1941 . Journal of Proceedings OF THE THIRTEENTH SESSION OF THE Synod of the Missionary Diocese of Algoma CLIFFE PRINTING COMPANY LIMITED SAULT STE. MARIE. ONTARIO THE INCORPOR.ATED SYNOD OF THE Missionary Diocese of Algoma OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND IN CANADA Journal of Proceedings OF THE THIRTEENTH SESSION Held in the City of Sault Ste·. Marie, Ontario, from June 10th to June 12th, inclusive, A.D. 1941 WITH ApPBNP1CE$ CLERGY AND OFFICERS OF THE MISSIONARY DIOCESE OF ALGOMA The Bishop The Right Rev. George Frederick K ingston, M.A., Ph.D., D.D., Bishop hurst, Sault 'St e. Marie, Onto Archdeacons The Yen. C. W. Balfour, M.A., Ar chdeacon of Algoma, F'ort William The Yen. J. B. Lindsell, Archdeacon of M uskoka, Gravenhurst Honorary Canons The Rev. A. J. Young (r etired ) .... .... .. .... ..... _... _... ....................... _.. _.... .. _. Toronto The Rev. Cha rles Pier cy (retired ) ..... _.... .. __ ... ...................... _. _. .... ,Sturgeon Falls rrhe Rev. A. H . AJl man (T etired ) _.. _...... __....... __. .. .. _._... .. _.. ............... Gravenhurst The Rev. D. A. Johnst on (retired ) .. .. ...... _.... ... .......... _.. _. .. Northfie ld Station rrhe Rev. F. W. Colloton, B.A., B.D . ......... _................. ............ _ Sault Ste. M:uie The Rev. W . H. H unter _... ... _. ........... _., ....... __ ... _.. .. ... ................. ............. _. ....... KO l'ah The Rev. C. C. Simpson, L.Th ......... ... ......... .. _.... ... _.... ................. , .......... Emsda.Je '1'he Rev. A. P. Banks, L.Th . .. .. .. _..... .. .... ................... .. ...... ....... .. .. ..... ... ... _.... .. ......... rrhe Rev. Richa rd Haines ...... .. .. ................... _. .............. ... ... ... _... ......... Haileybury '1'he R ev. H. A. Sims ...................................... ............. ...... ........ .... K irkland L ake Examining Chaplains The Yen. C. W. Ba lfour, M.A., F ort W illia m T he Rev. Can on Colloton, B.A., B .D., Sault St e. Marie Rural Deans The Rev. J. D. W all, Sault Ste. ,Marie ........ _........ ............. Deanery of Algoma " IS. F. Yeoma ns, Fort Willia m .................. Dean ery of Thunder Bay " A. W. Stump, Whitefi sh F alls .... ................ Deanery of Manitoulin " R. K. rrrowb ri c1 ge, L.,S.T., Bracebl'ic1ge._ ........ Deanery of Muskok a " E.J. G. Tucker, L.'1' h., Copper Cliff ...... .. .. .. .. Deanery of Nipissing " Canon Haines, Haileybury .................... .... Deanery of Tellliskaming Chancellor Fred Babe, E sq., K.C. Fort -William Honorary Clerical Secre,tary of the Synod The Rev. Canon Colloton, B .A., B.D . .. ......... ................. ,Sault St e. Marie, Onto Honorary Lay S,ecretary of the Synod E. H. Nie,bel, Esq., B.A.Sc., D.D.,s. .......................................................... Gapreol Treasure,r of Synod The Rev. Canon Colloton, B.A., B.D . ......... .. ................. Sault St e. Maxie, On t. Registrar ' Redmond Thomas, E'sq. < ••••••••• • • •••• • • • •• • • • • • • ••••••• •• • • • • • ••• • •• • • • •• •••• • ••• •• • _ •• • ••••• Bracebridge Auditors Messrs. W. T. Scott & Company Sault St e. Ma rie, Onto CLERGY AND OFFICERS OF THE DIOCESE OF ALGOMA 3 The Executive Committee The Right R ev. the Lord Bishop of Algoma, Chairman The Very R ev. Dean Wright The Rev. Canon Sims The Ven. Archdeacon Balfour The Rev. W . W. Jarvis The Ven. Archdeacon Lindse11 The R ev. R. F. Palmer, S.S.J.E. The Rev. Canon Golloton, Cler. Sec. MI'. Fred Babe, K.C., Chancellor rfhe R ev. J. D. Wall, R.D. Mr. R edmond Thomas, R egistrar The Rev.S. F. Y eomans, R.D. Dr. E . H. Niebel, Lay Secretary The Rev. A. W. Stump, RD. Mr. F. T. Dwyer The Rev. R K. Trowbridge, R.D. Mr. E. W. Shell The Rev. E. J. G. Tuck er, R.D. MI'. IP . H. B. Dawson rrhe Rev. Canon Haines, RD. Mr. George Taylor The R ev. C. F. Hives Mr. '1.' . J. Foster I The R ev. H enry Peeling Mr. D. W, Clayton 'fhe Rev. J. S . S m edley Mr. Fred. Davison rfhe Rev. W. R. Tindle Mr. R. R. Woods The R ev. E. F'. Pinnington Mr. H. R. Brooks The Rev. P. R. B eattie Mr. J. D. Tipton Delegates to Genera,} Synod Ven. Arehdeacon Ba lfour Mr. Chancellor Babe Rev. Canon Colloton Dr. E . H. Niebel Rev. R. F. Palmer, S.S.J.E. Mr. E. W. S11e11 V ery Rev. Dean Wright Mr. R. A. Corless R ev. W. W. Jarvis Mr. W. 1. Johnston Rev. E. J. G. Tuck er Mr. D. W. Jessup Substitutes Rev. Canon !Sims Mr. H. R. Brooks Ven. A~chd e acon Lindsell Mr. J. D. Tipton R ev. C. M. Serson, S .S.J.E. Mr. P. H . B. Dawson Rev. Canon Haines Mr. Fred Davison Rev. J. S.Smedley Mr. J!-" r ed Dent R ev. R. C. Wardei' Mr. George T aylor Delegates to Provincial Synod R ev. Canon Colloton M1'. Chancellor Babe Ven. Archdeacon Balfour Dr. E. H. N iebel Rev. R F' [Palmer, ,S.S.J.E. Mr. J. D. Tipton Rev. G~non Sims Mr. E. W . Shell Rev. C. M. Serson, S.S .J.E. Mr. W. 1. Johnston Very Rev. Dean Wright Mr. D. W. J essup Rev. W. W. Jarvis Mr. H. R . Brooks Rev. J. S. ,Smedley Mr. P. H. B. Dawson Substitutes R ev. E .•r. G. Tucker Mr. Johnston Elliott Ven. Archdeacon Lindsell Mr. R A. Corless Rev. E.. R. Nornabell Mr. F '. T. Dwyer Rev. W. A. Hankinson '~. Mr. A. J. Thomson Rev. Canon Banks Mr. H. B. Hardy Rev. E. F. Pinnington Mr. Fred Davison Rev. P. R. Beattie Mr. Fred. Dent Rev. Canon Haines "Mr. George Taylor 4 THIRTEENTH SYNOD OF, THE DIOCESE OF AI~GOMA Members of Board of Marua.gement of M. S. C. C. Hev. Canon Colloton Mr. Johnston Elliott Rev. R. F. Palmer, S.IS.J.E. Dr. E. H. Niebel Diocesan Board of Religious Education Rev. C. M. Serson, is.S.J.E. Mr. W. I. Johnston Convener MI'. A. J. Thomson Rev. Cyril Goodier Mr. Gordon L ewis Rev. W. A. Hankinson Representatives on General Board of Religious Education Rev. C. M. Berson, S.S.J.E. Mr. A. J. 1'homson Rev. Cyril Goodier Mr. Gordon Lewis Diocesan Council for Social Service Rev. H. A. ISims, Convener Mr. F. T. Dwyer Rev. W. W. Jarvis Mr. George Taylor Rev. E. J. G. 'fucker Mr. R. R. Woods Representatives on Council for Social Service Rev. Canon Sims Mr. F. T. Dwyer Rev. E. J. G. Tucker Mr. R. R. Woods Dioceoo,n Representa,tives on Laymen's National Council Mr. Chancellor Babe Dr. E. H.Niebel Diocesa,n Representatives on Corporation of Trinity College R ev. Canon Banks, L. 'fh. Rev. R. F. P almer, S.'S .J.E., B.A., L.Th. Capt. the Rev. E. F. Pinning ton Rev. E .. J. G. Tucker, L.Th. Bishop's Commissaries in England Rev. Chancellor Dimont, IM.A., D.D., Salisbury Rev. Canon Freer, M.A., 8 Goldney Ave., Clifton, Bristol Association in England for Union in Pliruyer and Work with the Church in Algoma President ................. .. ................... The Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Algoma Hon. Central Officers Chairman .................... The Right Rev. Rocksborough R. Smith, M.A., D.D., Abbey House, W estminster, London S. W. 1 Central and Organizing Secretary .. ..................... , Rev. Frank Hall, "Chale ", Geraldine Road, Malverll Central Treasurer ........................ G. S. IStow, E sq., Rosegarth, Lower Bourne. F arnham, Surrey Assistant iSecretary .......... 0 ................. Miss W. Knig'ht, pro t em. a t The Close, Church ,Street , Princes RiS/b orough Secr etary for Unattached Associates .... Miss E. F. Barnes, 35 Rockhill Rd., Saltwood, Hythe Registrar for Periodicals .................... Miss J. M. Thorpe, 119 Homsey La ne. London N. 6. Bankers ....... ~ Canadian Bank of Commerce, Lombard Stl:eet, London, E.C. THE WOMAN'S AUXILIARY 5, THE WOMAN'S AUXILIARY Algoma Diocelsan Board Officers Patron .......... .................................. The Right .Rev. the Lord Bishop of Algoma HOllorary President .... ........................................................ Mrs. G. F. Kingston Hon. Vice·President ................................................................ Miss V. E. Clayton President ................................................ Mrs. B. L. Allen, Box 33,6, ,So S. Marle First Vic3-P. esident ........ Mrs. H. A. Lewis, 63 Lansdowne Ave., .8. S. Marie Second Vice-President.. .. Mrs. O. F. Howland, 231 Findlayson St. Ft. William Third Vice-President .. .. ............ _... Mrs. W. 1. Wilson, Box 835, Parry Sound Fourth Vice-Prt: sidcnt ..... 1 Mrs. R. J. Wainwright, 208 Mackenzie, Sudbury Fifth Vice-President ... Mrs. James Bartlett, 1] 3 Govt. R. E., Kirkland Lake Sixth Vice-President _.... _.. __.................. Mrs. A. W. R. Stump, Whitefish Falls Oorresponding Secretary ........ Mrs. ,V. J. Walker, 167 Elgin St., S. S. Mar~e Recording- Secretary .............. Mrs. Geo. Ramsay, 14 Abbott St., S. S. Marie Treasurer ................ ,Mrs. V.,r. O. A. Oole-Bowen, 154 Leo Ave., S. S . .Marie Girls' & Oandidates' Sec.-Tr eas ... Mrs. W. H Leslie, 298 4th Ave, IS.S. ,Marie ,Tunior Sec 'y-Treas ......................... Mrs. W. O'ook, 15 Putney Rd., S. S. Marie Little H elpers ' Sec 'y-T'reas ..... Mrs. W. H. Hunter, R.R. No.1, S. S. Made Dorcas ISec 'y-Treas . ................................. _ Mrs. G. H. O. Thomas, Bracebridge Thank-offering Sec 'y-Tl eas ..... Mrs. F'. B. Moran" 319 Tupper, Port Arthur Extra-Oent-a-Day Sec 'y-Treas ... Miss Janet Williamson, 175 Ohurch, S. B. M. Living ,Messag e Sec 'y-Treas ... Mrs. A. E'. Hawkins, 2122 Alexandra, S. S. M. Educational S ecretary-Treasurer .... Mrs. G. D. Taylor, 250 John St., S. S. M. Boys' Work Sec'y-Tl'eas ......... Mrs. A. Greaves, Wellington St. E., S. S. M. ,Social Service Sec 'y .. _. __ .............. Mrs. W. Greenhill, 308 Oedar St, Sudbury Prayer Partner Secretary .......... _... _._ .. _.. __ . Mrs. Cyril Goodier,Sturgeon Falls THIR TEEN'Im SYNOD OF THE DIOCESE OF ALGOMA LIST OF CLERGY AND LAY DELEGATES OF THE THIRTEENTH SYNOD OF THE MISSIONARY DIOCESE OF ALGOMA Parish or Mission Incumbent Lay Delegate Aspdin __ .. __ . __ .. ____ .... __ .
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