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Dr. John Sandys-Wunsch Installed As Provost of Thorneloe University Official Publication of the J?iocese of Algoma JANUARY, 1983 Number 1 Dr. John Sandys-Wunsch installed as Provost of Thorneloe University By Alex McGregor Laurentian's' Board of Bishop Nock is in the Governors and is a Scottish phrase "a lad of Thorneloe representative many parts." In addition on that board. to being Bishop of Our Chanellor, with his Algoma, Bishop Nock is usual -ready wit, had fun also Chancellor of with the . concept of Thorneloe, that Bishop himself as Chancellor of Nock had the great Thorneloe com­ pleasure of installing' the municating with himself Reverend Doctor John as Bishop of Algoma on Sandys-Wunsch as Vice- matters concerning Chancellor, President Thorneloe. Yet it was and Provost of the both as Chancellor and as University of. Thorneloe Bishop that he welcomed College on November Dr. Sandys-Wunsch to 17th. Algoma. Dr. Peake, The installation of a Pro- ' Chairman of Thorneloe's vost is always an event of Board of Governors, as great significance in the befits a historian, gave a life of a university. The concise account of the installation of Dr. John various Provosts of Sandys-Wunsch was, Thorneloe and added his however, of particular welcome to that of our importance coming as it Chancellor. The opening does when the nature of prayers were said mov­ university education in ingly by Dr. Ward, Chair­ Northeastern Ontario is man of the Joint Depart­ under discussion at the ment of Religious highest level of the Pro- Studies, Laurentian . vince. University, and a - In addition, therefore, to Thorn,eloe . faculty the presence -oftnany 'Of ' meiriber~ ' The "presenta:. the diocesan and deanery Hon and installation of clergy our University.,. the Provost, and the tak­ was honored by the" '~ )ng of · the -oath of ,office presence of Dr. Best, was followed by words of President of Laurentian; . greeting from Drs. Best, Dr. Turner, Academic Winckel and Larouche Vice-President, Lauren- from Ollr ' sister univer­ tian ;. Deans Goldsack, sitie~ and e from Dr. THORNELOE PROVOST INSTALLED: Henry Best had their -picture taken at the Gerhardt, Gilbert and Mullins for the Senate Dr. Frank Nock, Dr. Frank Peake, Dr. John , reception following the installation of the Sabourin, all from and faculty of Thorneloe. Provost of Thorneloe University. Laurentian. Dr. Winckel, The words of greeting Sandys-Wunch, Dr. Ludo Winckel and Dr. of Huntington University, were ' concluded ap­ and Dr. Larouche, of propriately and amusing­ University of Sudbury, ly enough by David Lee, St. John's, North Bay, sends $1,000 both heads of our sister President of Thorneloe universities within the University Student Coun­ Laurentian family, cil. ,to h·elp put Ralph Rowe~s plane back in the air honored us with their In view of the uncertain­ presence and warm and ties sUITounding univer­ Early in November at St. John's at a gather­ Fr. Rowe then shocked give direct and im­ sincere words of welcome sity education in the Nor­ pilot/priest Ralph Rowe ing for the three . city his 50 hearers by reveal­ mediate support. for our new Provost. theast this distinguished visited Algoma Diocese parishes. With films, ing that lack of funds had Through the generous The entire Board of assembly awaited with in support of the final slides and personal com­ grounded Keewatin's help of St. John's Senior Governors of Thorneloe great anticipation the Anglican Appeal for the ments, he made a plane. W.A.; the congregation were in attendance, Provost's inaugural ad­ work in the north and graphic presentation of has been able to send many of them with their dress. They were not overseas. his ministry by aircraft The opportunities and $1,000 to the Bishop of wives and husbands. disappointed. The ad­ among , the native needs of this unique Keewatin to help put the Several Honorary Doc- dress entitled "The Care In North Bay on Anglicans of nor­ ministry prompted a diocesan plane back in tors of the University in- and Feeding of the November '14th he spoke thwestern Ontario. desire at S1. John's to the air. eluding Dr. Hutcheson, Humanities in a Cold from Huntsville; Dr. Hig- Climate" was like a gins' and Dr. Craymer, beacon in midwinter ~ Two Priests ordained in .Algoma (By Frank R. Coyle) from Sudbury; Dr. Nock, Dr. Sandys-Wunsch from Sault Ste. Marie, stated in his defence of St. Luke's Cathedral, See" by Vaughan the Venerable F . Coyle, the Bishop presented and Dr. Peake, from Sud- the humanities that Sault Ste. Marie, was the Williams. the Reverend W. R. Stad­ each newly ordered bury, were in the because they "are in no setting for the Ordination Assisting in the service nyk, Art Holotuck (St. Priest with a Bible and a academic procession. way a training f'Or any of the Reverend Robert were many ' of the Mark's), Mrs. V. chalice and paten, as Deanery clergy. The Thorneloe too~as profession but · rather a George Cross, H.A., M. Smeltzer (St. Thomas'), ministers of the word and singularly fortunate in training in how to think, Div., and the Reverend Reverend Terry Bennett K. Lawson and Mrs. K. sacraments. Dr. F. Boyes having with us Dr. and learn and express oneself · Gary Trueman Boyes, acted as Marshal of the West (St. Luke's) and Mrs. Betty Cross, Mrs. Frank Clumpus. Dr. clearly, they are curious­ B.A., M.Div., as Priests procession. The presented the Deacons to parents of the two Clumpus is Chairman of (Continued on page 3) by the Right Reverend Venerable L. E. Peter­ the Bishop. They will con­ priests, carried . the Frank F. Nock, on Sun­ son, Archdeacon of tinue to serve in the elements of Eucharist to :::::::~:~:;::::::::::::::::::::::: :::::;:::::::::::r:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :~::::: : :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::::::: : ::::::::::::::::~::::=:::::::::=;:;::::::::: ; :;: ;:: : :::::: ;: ::::::::::::;::=:=::;:::: day, Decell:1ber 12th. Muskoka, preached' on parishes where they now the Altar. The choir was directed the themes of the Scrip­ minister, Gary Boyes as The new Priests also by Mrs. Patty Gartshore. ture readings. Readers Priest in Heyden and concelebrated the Congrat~lations I '. '. Special music was were Richard Brideaux, Searchmont (North of the Eucharist with their To Canon John McCausland and Canon Telemann's s~tting of ' Fr. Bennett and the Sault Missions) and Bob Bishop and administered, , Ray Nornabell on their observance of the 50th Psalm 117, by the choir, Gospeller was the Cross as Priest Assistant with others,' to their Anniversary of their Ordination to the with Katherine Gart­ Reverend D. Stanley. The at St. Luke's Cathedral. families, friends and a . Venerable Eric Paterson, Priesthood on December 11th. May God con­ shore, cello, and Witold The new Ordinal was ~­ large congregation. Swoboda, violin, and Archdeacon of Sudbury, ed for, this service; it pro­ Following the service, a - tinue to bless them with all spiritual bless­ . organ by Robert Tasse. had conducted the retreat ved to flow smoothly and great many people at­ ings. During the ablutions, the for the ordinands. easily for all. In accor­ tended a joyful reception ~;:::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::::::: : :~:;:::::::=:::::::::: : ::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::~:::: : ~:~:~§~:~:;:; :t;:~:~ :~:~:;:~:;:~:~:~:~:;:; : ~:::~ :;:;:;:;:~:~:~: ~ :;:;: ; :~:~:~:;:;:~§~:::~:~:~:;: ~ :~:~: ~:~:;; ~ :~:~:~:;:~:;: choir sang "0 Taste and Dean I. L. · Robertson, dance with the new rite, in St. Luke's Parish Hall. 2: ALGOMA ANGLICAN - JANUARY - 1983 Diocesan Motto for 1983: "Rejoice in the Lord always." -Philippians 1: verse 4. To dedicate the New Year The Bishop's Letter- By the Reverend strength, when some of the time they may A YEAR OF CHALLENGE Patrick Atkinson, be themselves drawing strength from us St. James' Church, Gravenhurst from what we consider our own very or­ My dear fellow Anglicans: 1982 has been a strange year in many dinary' and sometimes shaky faith! With all . This year promises to be a busy, in­ respects. The hours, days, weeks and mon­ our limitations we are unwitting witnesses teresting and challenging one for all of us ths have flown by-and here we are at the sometimes to those we never dream would in the Diocese. It begins with the challenge threshold of a New Year-1983! If I were to need us as resource. to all Anglicans to contribute sacrifically to name 1982-1 would label it "urgent" or So, having hastened to Bethlehem, the· financial development phase of "exciting." , what next? Are we making known the Anglicans in Mission. This phase will be Attendance and givings have been the significance of what we have seen? Is highlighted in March and April. The best in many years, particularly when,one Christmas making anyone wonder-at the organization of Anglicans in Mission, " considers inflation and unemployment. strange force of what Christians are claim­ Diocesan and Parish-wise, already involves ing-or is it a mere custom which marks a large number of your fellow Anglicans The goodness of God to mankind, the turning year? and a number of financial pledges have especially in Canada, has been most Within the Church, we have had much already been received. gracious. Could there be a warning to to ponder, and it has led us to praise God A number of parishes are observing us-to be more alert, kind, thoughtful of for His faithfulness. His promises have not . significant anniversaries this year, in­ others, loving and forgiving? There is aN , failed. Outside the Church, there are many cluding the Centenary of St. John's, North urgency in each one of us to tell, to witness, for whom God,and world a~d people are all Bay. From May 2nd to 5th the clergy and to believe, to do and discover the Holy untrustworthy. Christmas, Easter and lay delegates will be engaged in the election . Spirit through our conscience gently prod­ Pentecost leave them cold. Do we? of a Co-adjutor Bishop and the business of ding or moving us to proclaim as did the Christmas is a fes'tival only visible in Synod.
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