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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1957-08-29, Page 5{�1 ifillatSIMY, AM 'UR 89the 1957 Cc.NGRAflJL.ATIc»1s Bethel Pentecostal Tabernacle FOR THE SUCCESS' OF YOUR UNITED EFFORT 111111111111114 Avt OWEN B. R. Robinson Flooring Contractor 38 East St. Goderich BEST WISHES Bethel Pentecostal Tabernacle V1NA-RUG NNlN•• THE VINYL CARPETING HAS BEEN PURCHASED FOR THE NEW OHU1 H SANCTUARY FROM STRADWICKS 790 'DUNDAS ST. PHONE 28378 LTD. 'LONDON T OITh» O ' SIGNAL-ST FROM REV. R. L GREEN This past tray Months have beenQ ones of great aetavity'at the vorner aof. ,Elgin Avenu° and W'Vatcrloo Street Goderich. The eyes- of the whole community have rested on the 'Labour of Love' which has gone into the erection of the new Bethel Pentecostal Tahernaele. Today, what was formerly a dream, has 'become a reality due to the unstinted volenteer help offered by interested friends of this church. i As the miniater, I have appreci- ated all the words of praise the people of this town have offered me personally but actually I have played Qty a small part in the project. It_ has been those who have, worked together with us so faithfully, devoting long hours at personal seacriflce, who deserve the credit for this venture. Young and old, men and women, members and adherents have worked and to all these I would say in deep grat- itude a hearty 'Thank You.' Special mention should be made of the work done by Mr. Moses Martin of this town who was the only, carpenter employed during the framing and construction last summer and fall- Then, the busi- ness people with whom we dealt, were so accommodating and help - fig; so to these we offer our thanks. . Due to the volunteer help ren- 0 r� g`., - PLIN «F o ATN.1' pERCATIoN $ERvici Bethel Pentecostal Tabernacle ELGIN AVE. AT WATERLOO or (See further advertisement on antra page). O New Church Is To Be Dedicated On Sunday, Sept. lst The total cost, furnished, of the new Bethel Pentecostal Tabernacle, which will be officially dedicated on Sunday, was approximately $20,000, However, the church was built with voluntary labor, and would otherwise have cost con- siderably more. The former building, which was located almost on the same site, was cal old Goderich residence. It was demolished in June, 1956, in preparation for the building of the fine new church, the size of which is 36 feet by 68 feet. • • First services were held in the new church in •the lower auditor- ium in October, 1956, before the rest of the building had been com- pleted for occupancy. There are spacious parking facil- ities on the church property just\ to the north 'el the church. The lower auditorium contains nine classrooms and a Sunday School office. The sanctuary on the main floor of -the building is carpeted with rug. The walls End ceiling are painted in a powder blue celotex. There is sculptured white tile and • all woodwork is silver grey stained dered we have erected the church for under $20,000 and have furnish- ed it with quality church -furnish- ings. Now after all the service we have rendered, we humbly offer unto the Lord this our gift, to be used for the furtherance of the Kingdom of God in this area. REV. R. J. GREEN. PAINT 'CONTRACTOR erp to ' match the church furniture. There is a sound -proof nursery at the. rear of the sanctuary"for mo- thers and babies. The minister's office is located at the left of the aGoderich boy and former mem- platform. ber of the congregation. Total On the platform wall is an oil-. seating capacity of the church ispaint�ig done by Rev. Jack West, 250. CONGRATULATIONS TCS Bethel Pentecostal Tabernacle IMMO GOOD CHEER HEATING SYSTEM INSTALLED BY HERCO SALES CO. West Wawanosh Sets 7 Mill Rate For. Residences And 9 For ,Commercial The general township rate for 1957 was set at seven mills for residential and agricultural pro- perties and nine mills for com- mercial properties at the August meeting of West Wawanosh Town - Ship Council. This motion 'was moved by Councillor Miller slid seconded by Councillor Culbert. -Other rates for 195/7 are: County rate, 12.75 mills (approximately); Goderich Collegiate School District, 9 mills; Lucknow High School Dis- trict, 6.2 mills; West Nillawariosh Township School Area, 3.l i*iills... Considerable discussion took. place regardin,g the striking of the general Township rates for 1957. According to new departmental regulations, each municipality must set two separate rates for general municipal purposes—one rate for residential and agricultural proper- ties and another rate foe profes- sional and commercial properties. This is chiefly due to the 'allotment of the unconditional per capita grants (195/), it was pointed out. On motion of Councillors McPhee and 'Culbert, the following accounts were ordered paid: Mrs. May Smith, relief albowance, 117.61; Huron County indigent patioits. account, $57.00; Township Hall hydro bill, $6.07; faie hountys of $1 each to the follo-tving, John S.,� D)urnin, Bill Leddy, Albert Phili!rps, Harold Errington, 'Keith Good, and $2 to the following, Arthur Moore, Robert Jefferson, Nelsc,i Culbert, Kenny :Purves, Arnold w'Andrews and Selden Miller. Three fox_ pup bountiee, amounting to $3, went to,Alex Nivins. 0 0 0 Personals • Mr. and Mrs. George Tinsel and Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Gilder& are visiting with Mrs. Susan Grigg. Mr. and Mrs. Des Wood and fam- ily, of Trenton, visited at the week -end with Mrs. Woods' motherL Mrs. J.I.. Whitten, and sister, Mrs, Betty Westbrook. DUNGANNON DUNGANNON, Aug. 27. The ladies on the "Sixth" held a Miscel- laneous shower at the home of Mrs. Hiiarold Errington in honor of Miss Edna Stewart, a bride-to-be. Fol- lowing musical numbers, read:iigs and a contest, the bride-to-be was presented with many lovely gifts. Edna thanked the ladies and in- vited them to her trousseau tea. Lunch was served. Mrs. Fred Avey and grandson; Billy Cox, Brantford, were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Eldon were. Mrs. Chris. Young, Lucknow, and' Mrs. Bert Atkinson, of Deseronto, visited recently with their niece, Mrs. Omar Brooks. Misses ,Nettie, Rebina and Clara Sproul sPentt two weeks at Niagara Falls. Mrs. Raymond Massey Ind child- ren, Lynda and Billy, Cleveland, Ohio, spent two weeks visiting her parents, Mr. apd Mrs. Frank Jones. Mr. and Mit. Wilbur gown and Wayne left at rhe week -end on a motor trip to Ottawa and other points. One of the highlights of the trip, is visiting their elder son, Kenneth Brown, at Ottawa. Dance receptions for newly-weds at the Dungafinciy Agricultural Hall recently, were: on Friday, August 16, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stan- ley (nee Margaret j laek); on Aug- ust 23rd, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McAllister (nee Sheila Feaan). Large crowds attended and well- filled purses were presented. Mrs. Brian Hallam (nee Lillian Popp) entertained friends at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Popp. There were about 30 for a pre -nuptial shower for Miss Lois Webb, daughter 'of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Webb, St. Helens. The "Glazier" reunion was held c}t Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Maize, where friends, numbering about 00 gathered from Guelph, Tillsonburg, Wingham, Seaforth, London, Auburn, Luck - now and Clifford. Mr. and Mrs. George Neeley and son, Jimp of Newport, Pa,, visited Mr. and Mrs. Hugh M,oWhnney. The 'visitors continued on their trip to visit Mrs. MeWhinney's mother at Farran's Point hear Cornwall. t 'Jim Reed, a 'brilliant student of - grade SII, Lucknow High School, has won 'the $500 Scholarship pre- sented to each of four successful contestants in 'Duron County and awarded by Dominion Provincial. Scholarships, to those taking an Arts course at a University. Jim has enrolled for the fall at West- ern ilsiversity and will live in the Hiuron College dormitory. We con- gratulate him on his success and wish for him a bright career. Jim has ably supplied on Sundays at churches in the district this sum- mer when ministers were on vac.Ition. Norman ( *wart and Wilmer Er r'Ixtton, young school teachers, re. turned thio Tuesday after a sum- mer in the Wi\st and Pacific (`oast. F4� -BEST- WISHES TO Bethel Pentecostal Tabernacle 0111010110 COMPLIMENTS OF Worsell Bros. Hardware S'UPPLI AND INSTALLERS OF PLUMBING AND SHEET METAL WORK PHONE 283 GODERICH, ONT. 5. CONGRATULATIONS TO Bethel Pentecostal • Taber,ac!e on the Official Opening of their New Church Building - CHURCH FURNITURE SUPPLIED rc,' - BY Exeter Furniture Co. IVIANUFACTURERS OF QUALITY CHURCH FURNISHINGS CONGRATULATIONS To The Minister and All Members Of Bethel Pentecostal Tabernacle On The . Eractron and Opening Of This Fine Place Of Worship. imumunt 1111111111111111 WE ARE HAPPY TO HAVE BEEN CHOSEN AS THE SUPPLIER OF THE BUILDING ICATiR.$ A u„S USED IN THIS CONSTRUCTION, AND FOR THE OPPORTUNITY OF `• ELPJNG IN THE CAPA- CITY AS CONSULTANTS FOR' THIS GRAND :,UILDING. Goderich Manufacturing Co. limited Millwork & Builders' Supplies Phone 61 GODERICH ASHF!ELD AsilPIE .JD, Aug. 26.—Mr. and Mrs. Thomas MacDonald, of Loch- alsh, are this week at a cottage at Huntsville with relatives. A visitor to Kintail this week- end was Mr. Edward Kennedy, whose father had one of the gen- eral stores here 60 years ago. He has not been a visitor here to the scales of his youth for many years. He is now living in California. Mrs. Harry Edwards, of Burks Falls, visited her brother, Roy Mac- Kay, and Nip. MacKay. Mr. and Mrs. Scott, of Detroit, visited with Mr. Jack MacLennan. Sympathy is extended to the friends of Mrs. Sheridan, formerly of Hamilton, but teacher of the Kingsbridge school for the last six years.' Mr, sled Mrs. Joe O'Keefe and family are visiting in Toronto and attending the ONE. + . Ashfield WMS. -- The August meeting of the WM'S which was held in the church basement was opened by the president, Mrs. Hugh MacKenzie. Following the business part, Mrs. Iq. R. Mac Kenzie, as leader, conducted her Program. The Scripture and medi- tation were taken by Mrs. Neil G. MacKenzie on "The Four Anchors.” The Glad Tidings prayer was given by Miss Lottie MacKenzie. -Mrs. Rose outlined the study hook elIapter Mrs. Simpson introduced the guest speaker from the camp, Miss King. After the collection, Mrs. Hugh MacKenzie gave the offertory prayer and the MacLen- nan girls sang a duet. Mrs. D. A. MacLean read a paper, "Hymns of Cheer," with Mrs. Wm, Ross sing- ing the solo parts. Mrs. D. R. MacKenzie closed with prayer and lunch was served by the ladies in charge •oaf the meeting. 0 0 tr Personals Mrs. W. B. McKeever, of Long Beach, California, was a recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Taylor. Mr. n.nid Mrs. Wahter Evans, of Brantford, spent last week with the latter's brother, Mr. Frank Reid, Mrs, Reid and family. BRICK, BLOCK, Cement Work CHIMNEY REPAIRS ,;REE ESTIMATES 1 H. REED Phone 041R Goderich • 23 1 ANNOUNCEMENT OF NEW PARTNERSHIP The general insnranee buainegses formerly operated by A, J. (Bert) Ale dere and C. F. Chapman will be combined Effective September 1st, - 1957 and will operate under the fire, name of ALEXANDER and CHAPMAN On The Squaied next dorto C ,n 4kin aztk of CoM erre*.