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A.D. 1950 Journal of Proceedings OF THE SIXTEENTH SESSION OF THE Synod of the Missionary Diocese of Algoma CLIFFE PRINTING COMPANY SAULT STE . MARIE, ONTARIO {J;tutral ~yunb of tbe arl1urtl1 nf fnglnnb in arnnnbn mnrnutn Attessinu Numher.· .. ·· ... .· . .· . ......... ...... ....... ... .. ... .. .. .......... .. ... THE INCORPORATED SYNOD OF THE Missionary Diocese of Algoma OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND IN CANADA Journal of Proceedings OF THE SIXTEENTH SESSION Held in the City of Sault Ste. l\'Iarie, Ontario, from June 6th to 8th in-elusive A.D. 1950. WITH ApPENDICES t:l:LERGY AND' OFFlcERS; DIOCESE <JF ALG'OMA.· ''l!he' Bisltop;' The Right Rev. William Lockridge" Wright" D'.D';, Bishophur'st, Sault 'Site. Marie';' O,n,t. The :Dean~ , TIre Very Irev. J. H. Oraigr' M.k) }) .]) ~ , Al1cbdeaeonS" , ___ ___ . __ _ tIle Veri:'. C. VV .. Balf&ur, M.A., Archdeacon emeritusf saurt See. Marie' The Ven-. J. B. Lilrdsell, Archdeacon of Muskoka ____ .. .. _,'___ _, . ____ _____,. Gravenhurst The' Vel'],. J. S ... Smedley'f L .'llh'1 Archdeacon~ of Algoma: _____ ..__ ~< __ _ Po.rt Arthm:-' HonO'rary CaU:ons: The Rev. F: W . ColIotoI1, E .A.,- B.D. __ ________________ _, ..__ __ _._ __ __ . __ ____ ~. __ S''3!ul't Ste: Marie' The' Rev. C. C. Simpson;, L.Th. (Retired) __ __ ______ __ __ _,_. __ __ __ ,____ ___ _____________ Orangeville The Rev. RIchard Haines _______________________________ __ .__ ., .... ___________ ____ ____________ Little Current The ReV'. H. A. Bilns ____ __ ___ _,_ _, ___ __ __. _'____ _______ _.__ ,_____ _-.' _ ___ __ '______ ___ ,_,'___ __ '.. __ ___ ____,, __ _____ ____ Chapleau; The Rev. E... F . Pil'l'ningto11 ______ ____ ____ ____ ___ ___ ___ _______ ________ , ______ __ ... ______ __ .________ Gravenhurst The Rev. S. F. Yeomans ___ .. _____________ __ ______ __ ____ ___ .. ____. ___ __ __ ___ .. __ _____ _.__ .. __ .. ___ Fort William The Re.v. W. A. Hankinson ________ _.__ _____ ___ __. _ __ .______ __ •_ __ _.. ___ _~ ....._ __ ...___ ___ ___ __ ____ ,Milford Bay The Rev. W. T. Swains on ________ . _______ __ ________________________________ _________ __ ____________ .. ___ Rosseau The Rev. Cyril GoodieT, L.S.T. .... __ ____________ __ ______________ __ __ _____ ___ __ , __ __ __ __ _____ Haileybury Examining Chaplain's The Very ReV'. J. H. Craig, M.A., D.D. __ ____ . __ _______ ____ _. ____ ___ _____ __ __ Sault Ste. Marie The ReV'. F. F. Nock, B.A., B.D. __ __ . ______ , ___ ____ _. __ _____ __ ___ -. _____ __ _____ _..... ____ ________ .sudbury The Rev. Stephen Turr~ er, SI~Th. ___________ _____ __________ __ ___ ____ ___ __~ _______ _.__ ___ __ __ __ Port ArthU1' Rural DeanS' The Rev. E. Wrightson, Blind River ________________ . _____ ___- ____ __ ___ __ Deanery of Algoma: The Rev. W. B. Sennings, For,t William ______ __ . __ _'__ . __ ___ Deanery of Thunder Bay The Rev. R. W. Stump, Whitefish Falls _______ ___ ______________ Deanery of Manitoulin The Rev. C. H. G. P eto, Parry .sound ___ ____..... _. __ : ____ . __ __ ____ Deanery o'f Muskok a 'rhe Rev. W. W. · Jarvis, North Bay ___ ______ __ .. ____ ___ ____ ________ ._ Deanery of Nipissing The Rev. Canon Goodier, L.8.T. ______ __ ____ ____ ________ ____ . ____ __ _ Deanery of Temiskaming Chancellor Fred Babe, Esq., K :C. ____ ____ . ____ ____ _____ _____ ______ . ________ __ __ __ ____ __ __ _________ ____ . ____ ___ Fort William Hon. Clerical Secretary of Synod The Rev. Canon Colloton, B.A., B.D. -'________________ ___ ___ ______ __ ____ .. __ ____ _ Sault Ste. MarIe Hon. Lay Secretary of Synod E. II. Niebel, E,sq., B.A.Sc., D.D.S. ________________ ____ ____ ___ ______ ______ ____ _______ ____ ___.. __ .. _ Oapreol Treasurer of Synod The Rev. Canon e olloton, B.A., B.D. _______ _______ __ .... __ __________ ___ ___ __ ____ Sault Ste. Marie Registrar :a,edmond T'llOmas, Esq., K.C. Bracebridge Auditors Al'thm A. Crawley & Co. Sault S t e. Marie l. T ' :13 'THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE "'The Right 1OOv:. the :Lm:'d Bish~;p 'of A.lgoma" ' Chail'mal~, -,rery Rev . .J. H. (Craig Rev. N. ;0. I{'l1oX Ven. J. B. Lindsell lRev. 'Ca.fion Yeomans 'V en. J. B. Smedley Rev. A. E. Minchin ',Rev. Canoll 00116ton, 'Cler .'Soo. ,Mr. Fred Babe, lCC., Chancel1ol" R,ev. E. Wrightson, R.D. ~Ml~ . Redm()ndThoml1s, K.C. I-tegistralJ." Rev. W. B. Jennings, R.])~ Dr. E. H. Niebel, Lay Sec. 'Rev. R. W. ,Stump, R.D. Mr. 'r. J. Foste't Rev. C. H. 'G. Petro, 'R.D. Mr. F. S. Dent Rev. W. W.Ja'rvis, R.n. 'Mr.P. S. ;Paris)' (Rev. Canon Goodier,R.D.. MI'. L. C. I1'",tin Rev. R. F. Webb 'Mr. D.Taylol· Rev. O. B. Noble Mr. J. A. Hutc'heSO'jl Rev. M. L. 'Goodman '1f1'. J. H. Elliott Rev. C. J. Passey 'Mr. R.ll. Woods Rev. S. M. 'Craymer ,MI'. :F'.T. Dwyer 'Rev. l!'. ~"'. Nod: Mr. H. M. Monteit11 Delega:te's ':00 G~ne'l'al 'Synod Rev. Canon Golloton Mr. iJha1lcelIor Babe Ven. J. 8 . Smedley 'Mr. D. W. ,Jessup Very Rev. J. H. 'Craig Mr. F. S. Dent Rev. W. W. Jarvis Mr. h Ashcroft Rev. W. B. Jennings Mr. R R. Jessup 'Rev. F. F. N ock Mr. E. W. SheU Substitute-s 'Rev. S. M. Craymer Mr. E. V. BIllot't Rev. Canon Goodier D1". E,. H. Niebe~ Rev. J. F. Hillchliffe 'Mr. W. BIggar Ven. J. B. Undsell Mr. J. A. Birel Rev. C. F. Large M~" F. T. Dwyei' 1 Rev. C. H. G. l'e'to M1". S. H. BIllott Del~ga.te 's to Provincial Synod Very Rev. J. H. Craig Mr .•J. R. Elliott R,ev. Canon Oolloton Ml'. R A. Hlltcheso}\ Rev. W. W. Jan,"is Mr. D. W. Jessup Ven. J. S. Smedley MI'. L. Ashcroft Rev. J. F. Hiu'Chliffe Dl'. E. H. Niebel Rev. S. M. Craymer Mr. R. R. Jessup Rev. W. B. .Tennings Mr. E. W. Shell Ven. J. B. Lindsell ;Mr. L. C. Irwin Substitutes Rev. C. l!"'. Large MI'. F. S. Dent Rev. Canon Goodier Ml'. R. W. Jupp Rev. M. L. Goodman Mr. H. Cliffe Rev. C. H. G. Peto Mi". E. V. EIHott Rev. Gilbert Thompson Mi'. Wm. McKltlley Rev. Canon Yeomans MI'. E. Wasley Rev. D. D. Macqueen Mr. F. S. Parish Rev. S. Turner Mr. F. '1'. D-wyel' I: 4 SIXTEENTH SYNOD OF THE DIOCF,SE OJ<' ALGOMA Diocesan Board of Missions The Right Rev. the L~rd Bishop of Algoma Rev. Canon Colloton, Treas. Rev. A. L. Chabot Very Rev. J. H. Craig Rev. D. D. Macqueen Rev. R. B. Wri,ght Rev. C. E. Darlington Re-v. C. F. Large Mr. F. T. Dwyer Rev. M. L.. Goodman Mr. H. Height Rev. J. H. Watson Mr. T. Ingram Rev. Canon Haines Mr. F. J. Leake Rev. J. S. Ditchburn Dr. g. H. Niebel Rev .•J. G. McCausland, S.B-J.E. Members of Board of' Management, M.S.C.C. Very Rev. J. H. Ci'aig Dr. g. H. Niebel R ev. Canon Golloton Mr. J. H. Elliott Diocesan Board of Religious Education Rev. Canon Goodier Mr. H. G. Brooke Rev. J. F. Hinehliffe Mr. J. H. Elliott Rev. M. L. Goodman Mr. J. M. Andersoli Representatives! on General BOiard of .Religious Education Rev. Canon Goodier Mr. H. G. Brooke ' Rev. J. F. Hinchliffe MI'. J. H. Elliott Diocesan Council for ISocial Service Rev. J. F. Hinchliffe Mr. F. T. Dwy er Rev. W. W. Jarvis Mr. J. H. Elliott Rev. D. D. Macqueen Mr. D. W. Jessup R.epresentatives on Council for Social Service Rev. J. F. Hinc.hliffe Mr. F. T. Dwyer Rev. W. W. Jarvis Mr. J. H.Elliott Diocesan Laymen s Council Mr. I. L. Robertson (Appointed by Bishop) __ ' __ ' __ ',,, ,, ', ,, .,,. Sault Ste, M a ri~ (Deanei'Y Represen t a ti v es) Mr. Charles Honess ---- -- ;----' \'-- -- .... ,_'----,.---- Algoma ' __ __ ______ , ____ , __ __ , Sault Ste .. _Marie ( Mr. L. C. Irwin "" ---- --- '------- , __ , __ ,', ________ , __ , Thunder Bay __________ __ , ____ , Fort William MI'. Bert. Putt ---- ------"--,------ ,--" .__ , ____ , ____ , ____ , Manitoulin __ __ ________ __ , ______ , Little C'urrCl: ( Mr. H. R. H ayward ---- ____ . ____ , __ " __ ____ " ______ .. Muskoka .. , __ ____ .. ,', .... __ " .. __ .. __ ,, __ ______ Bcob, Mr. A, L. MacDonald __ ' __ .. .. ,........ .. .... ' __ .. , Nipissing .. .... , __ ....... __ ,__ .. __ ____ ______ .. ____ , __ .. __ __ __ Mr. J. H. White .. .. __ , ____ , ______ __ ", ____ , __ :: __ .. ,: ____ Temiskaming , ____ .. ____ .. ____ , __ __ ____ ____________ __ , __ ] Diocesan Representatives on Corpor-ation of Trinity College R ev .Canon Pinning ton Rev. J. F. Hinchliffe, B.A, Rev. F. F. , N ock, B.A., B.D. 'T HE WOMAN,S AUXILIA.RY WOMAN S AUXILIARY Algoma Diocesan Board Officers 11 0 Il orary Presiden t .... .... .... ................. ............ .......... ...................... Mrs. W. L . Wright tlllllO rary Vice·PresiuellL .............. .... ;. ..... ..... ................... .. ......... "Miss .V. E Clayton l'l'esidenL ... .. ........... ........... ................. Mrs. E. L. Allen, Bqx 336, ,fjault Ste. Marie First Vice·PresidimL ...... .... .. .., Ml's. H. A. L ewis, 63 La nsdowne Ave.,S. S. Marie 8ecol1d Vice·Pl'esidenL ...... ............ Mrs. M. Cochran, Riverside Drive, Pt. Ar t htll' Third Vic e ~ Pr e sid e llt.. ... ........... .... ... ... .. ............ Mrs. Cameron Milner, Port Carling l?ourth Vice·President ........... ....................... .... Mrs. A. E . Minchin, Powassan, Onto ];'ifth Vice·Presiden L .. .... ... .... ......... .. ............................ Mrs. F.
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    Court File No. 00-CV-192059 ONTARIO SUPERIOR COURT OF JUSTICE REQUEST FOR DIRECTION BETWEEN: LARRY PHILIP FONTAINE in his personal capacity and in his capacity as the Executor of the estate of Agnes Mary Fontaine, deceased, MICHELLINE AMMAQ, PERCY ARCHIE, CHARLES BAXTER SR., ELIJAH BAXTER, EVELYN BAXTER, DONALD BELCOURT, NORA BERNARD, JOHN BOSUM, JANET BREWSTER, RHONDA BUFFALO, ERNESTINE CAIBAIOSAI-GIDMARK, MICHAEL CARPAN, BRENDA CYR, DEANNA CYR, MALCOLM DAWSON, ANN DENE, BENNY DOCTOR, LUCY DOCTOR, JAMES FONTAINE in his personal capacity and in his capacity as the Executor of the Estate of Agnes Mary Fontaine, deceased, VINCENT BRADLEY FONTAINE, DANA EVA MARIE FRANCEY, PEGGY GOOD, FRED KELLY, ROSEMARIE KUPTANA, ELIZABETH KUSIAK, THERESA LAROCQUE, JANE McCULLUM, CORNELIUS McCOMBER, VERONICA MARTEN, STANLEY THOMAS NEPETAYPO, FLORA NORTHWEST, NORMAN PAUCHEY, CAMBLE QUATELL, ALVIN BARNEY SAULTEAUX, CHRISTINE SEMPLE, DENNIS SMOKEYDAY, KENNETH SPARVIER, EDWARD TAPIATIC, HELEN WINDERMAN and ADRIAN YELLOWKNEE Plaintiffs -and- THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OF CANADA, THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA, THE GENERAL SYNOD OF THE ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA, THE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA, THE BOARD OF HOME MISSIONS OF THE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA, THE WOMEN’S MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, THE BAPTIST CHURCH IN CANADA, BOARD OF HOME MISSIONS AND SOCIAL SERVICES OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN BAY, THE CANADA IMPACT NORTH MINISTRIES OF THE COMPANY FOR THE PROPAGATION OF THE GOSPEL IN NEW ENGLAND (also known as THE NEW ENGLAND COMPANY), THE DIOCESE
  • Dean of Ontario and Rector for St. George's Cathedral, Kingston, Ontario

    Dean of Ontario and Rector for St. George's Cathedral, Kingston, Ontario

    Dean of Ontario and Rector for St. George’s Cathedral, Kingston, Ontario The Bishop of Ontario is seeking to appoint the Dean of Ontario and Rector for St. George’s Cathedral in Kingston, Ontario. Founded in 1792, St. George’s is the oldest institution in Kingston and the oldest Anglican parish in Ontario. It is significant for its association with the development of the Anglican Church in Ontario, and has played a role in the religious lives of many Kingstonians. St. George’s is located in the historic heart of the City of Kingston—the largest regional centre in eastern Ontario between and Toronto and Ottawa. The city is home to almost 124,000 permanent residents as well as a significant number of students who attend Queen’s University, The Royal Military College and St. Lawrence College. These three educational institutions are significant sources of employment along with Canadian Forces Base Kingston and the cities health care institutions. A centre of recreational and cultural activities, Kingston draws many tourists each year with about 5000 of these visiting St. George’s Cathedral. The City is also a major centre for fresh water sailing, has a significant art gallery at Queen’s University, many smaller galleries, over twenty museums, several active theatrical companies, and many choirs and instrumental groups, including a very good symphony orchestra. St. George’s seeks to be one of the great cathedrals in the Anglican Church of Canada and a welcoming and influential parish church in the Diocese of Ontario. It is committed to providing a high standard of inspiration, pastoral care and hospitality; to fostering social justice; to providing emergency relief to the poor; to pursuing interfaith relationships; and to offering services to the wider Kingston community through social and outreach programs and participation in the arts.