HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1958-05-29, Page 3BISHOP TOWNSHEND PRESENT
Confrmtkn .SeMC
George's
In- a ' 'ii Oressive service at St.
George's Anglican Church Sunday
evening y10 persons were confirmed
by Bishop W. A, Townshend, Suf-
fragan Bishop of Huron. ,
They, were: . Desmond Weber,
John' Marriott,' Arnold Fisher,
;Elmer Jenkins, James Semple,
James Bayes; 'Kenneth Hartman,
Donald McCabe, Judith Patterson,
Catherine Anderson, Mrs, '}L B.
.such Mrs. Gertrude Goldthorpe,
Hr. and ' Mrs.. Albert Kneeshaw,.
Mrs. 'Joseph Craig, Nancy Haysoi
Mrs. Cayley fill, Mrs. Munroe and
Norma Hamilton,
The class for confirmation was
presented by the rector, Rev. K.
E. Taylor.
At the start of the service a
new door at the entrance to the
church was ,,,dedicated by Bishop
Townshend." The door is a gift df
Mrs. John MaciEwan in memory of
her parents.
" "" -Dr:-Taylorextended-a--weloome-
to Bishop Townshend, a native of
Goderich Township, and expressed
the hope he would visit the parish
again. • Bishop Townshend said it
was always a great joy to come
back to his native county, township
and to thetown of Goderich. He
referred to the splendid progress
that. was noticeable in St. George's
Church, mentioning the improve-
.ments .made,..in-,•the--parish..hall-an d
the nursery.
Bishop Townshend said the class
for confirmation was "well" pre-
pared." Ile took as his text Act
1:8: "But ye shall receive power,
after that the Holy Ghost is come
.upon you; and ye shall be wit-
nesses ,unto me both -in Jerusalem
and in all Judea, and in Samaria,
and unto the iitterii oarload °o
,the earth,"
After pointing out that this con-
firination was. 'on the day of Penter
cost,. Bishop Townshend said, On
this day' the wohdrotis ,gift' of the
holy ,spirit was 'given."
i'Addressing those' confirmed, .he
said, ' "Your membership in the
Church should be yopr most prized
possession, your greatest asset."
The church ` today has prestige,
position, ',organization}; . it has so
much—yet today it' seems 'to ,fack
the touch of the radiance of those
God-fearing .men of 'early days,
said Bishop Townshend.. Why is
this, he asked? We are too self -
dependent, too self-centred, too
self -sufficient ---forgetting that our
self-sufficiency is of God, he stated.
Too many of us want to run the
chuteh2 in our own. way and that's
a tragic mistake, he stated. We
need to get down on our knees
nd pzay, that tie,• holy spirit will
give us guidance. "Men are chang-
ed through the' power of the holy
spirit, he said. .
In the course of his sermon
Bishop Townshend recalled a state-
ment of the late Archbishop Sea-
ger who once said, "The acid test
of Christianity is our ability to
work together' as fellow workers
for God."
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LionsiLdic:
4S;'t. George's • IEarish Ball was
crowded t� ^al?a>ty untdaY,k
the Coderiph Lions ,Club. Quest
:speaker for the special banquet
meeting was. Miss ,Ani,,gela •Arxnitt,
of the Extension Department' of
the University of Western Ontario.
Speaking in' humorous vein,,11liiss
Axnitt . displayed rare ability as a
teller of tall tales, jokes, etc. She
had the large audience in repeated
,gales'ot laughter as she,• gave amus-
ing illustrations of words with
double meanings, Miss Armitt .eX-
plained that life was pretty ,much
as •the person saw it o ode it
and emphasized the impor Ace do
seeing humor in the
incidents that make up life.
The guest speakier' was introduc-
ed by Dr.'. R. M. Aldis and thanked
by Ken • Hitbley.
The toast to the ladies was pro-
posed by J. W... Britnell and was
replied to by Mrs. G. G. Gardiner.
Chairman of . the meeting was
Glen Gardiner whp•expressed plea-
-sure in-the--large.-Wry. nnt.,,at adj,ea
Among former Goderich Lions pre-
sent from a. distance *as Leon
Black, of Fort. Madison, Iowa, and
Mrs. Black, and Howard Heath, of
St. Marys, and Mrs. Heath.
Winners of draws for prizes were,
Mrs. W. Gardner, Mrs. J. Leitch,
Mrs. Ed. Jessop and Wm., Clancy.
Leading in community singing
was' Harold •Bettger. Doing a
-speeiaf ;hong-•were rs;--8:.^Edw
'Mrs. G. G. Gardiner, Mrs. Leo
Walzak, Mrs, J. H. Kinkead and Dr.
J. R. Leitch. Solos were sung by.
Mrs. W. McKee.
The women of St. Georges who
provided the lovely meal were
thanked by George Parsons, chair-
man of the ladies' night 'arrange-
ments. Responding to the thanks
was Mrs. D. J. ,Patterson.
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Now Playing—"Action of the .Tiger"—.In color with Martine
Carol.
MON., TUES. and WED.—Double Feature Program. ' ,
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Sal *linen, James Whitmore and. J. Carrol nNeish
A aeeventeen-year-old orphan becomes involved"with an escapee
mfroomm�aa Georgia chain gang. %�
"i A.HE OUNG - DON'T CRY"
, Robert Vaughan, .Dorothy Green and Tom Pittman '
Present a dramatic shock -story. about a wrong -track college
student.
"NO TIME TO BE YOUNG"
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
They're There!
It isn't the fish, it's you.
,That could, be the explanation
if you are an angler and have
tried ' to catch fish in the
Maitland River between the
C.P.R. bridge • and theN tnouth
of the river. Because they're
in there! You can take the
word of two skin divers, Bruce
and Allen MacDonald. 'Sun-
day > afternoon • they donned
their suits and went wading
• along' -the -bottom of the.. river.
"There are thousands of fish
• there and we'saw them;t.4said
Bruce ;MacDonald. He told of
. seeing large schools of big
bass, pickerel, carp and what..-,
have -you. Despite this fact,
anglers report holding their
fishing lines .in.,*ese waters
for hours at a time. and coming.
away .with, nothing _but ._the
odd bite.
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Racing, possibly one of the' olcl-
est = and hrost - ,thrllliing sports of
►anldnd ; has* kept• 'Pattie with this
e l rl man era ..p
fantastic 4 developments bf the Jet
Age,' speed has,been the goal,
During this. period 'of tire,., the
high -powered automobile has
-evolved to be a popular -symbol'�nf
racing today.
Californians, seeminglym
the os,t
ear conscious people in North AM -
erica, have taken a great interest
in the car racing sport and espec-
ially so in the Midget, Car • field,
originally _racing . the Full Midget;
However, the fascination was so
tremendous they developed a sleek
unique series , of '/.f and 1 midgets
to include even the small fry of
five -, years of age; competing on
specially constructed 1/,10. be a
mile ,tracks.
• As the popularity of this thrill-
ing sport has demanded even new-
er and better ideas, the' Associ-
ation has cleverly engineered' a
pciwerful+ creation called the Micro
Midget. This car is suitable for
both- adult and teenager and is
c'per a'p bhourTe of. " s eels `ilp to -60"'-"miles
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As' show business 'producers are
.always on the lookout -for -new --and
appealing attractions to present to
the public, the Mighty Midget
Thrill -O -Rama is making great use
of these fabulous Micro ,Midget
Mace Cars in their special arena
show consisting of chilling race
at',. ori
4rm44ee •at B 31
liaeme�n
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The egar.ntees
f!Mh lll,rBa II 1 road'- wit.
attendance. Mr.. s, Vii, "�Johnzt n
had charge. of iheldevotional.,
o start
George •`d ftp PeasEr
and ii rs. Johnstone ave, n ,
'otional_...--reading.•'.= s „Jur,ep l
Cranston took .charge of the bin -
ness sessilin.
A total of 125 calls, eight bow+'
duets and , $2,00 in gifts were re-
ported;' also ,f4o.00 sent for the
work, of the union. "
The meeting was closed .witb
prayer and a social tine enjoyed. ,.
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This mighty midget racing comes a 15tf,
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Around the clock—throughout
the year. Whatever the need, the
Salvation Army atands ready to.
serve.
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'about 170 colleges that give degree
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Thursday, Friday and Saturday c,
Errol Flynn, CoLtu41. Borchers and Nat "King" Cole
Head a topflight ca a thrilling story of 'diamond smugglers
and an American who tangled.
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In Cinemascope and -Color
Coming—Elvis' Presley, In "Jailhouse Rock."
THE HURON COUNTY COUNCIL
WILL MEET IN
THE COURT HOUSE, G c DER1CH, ,ON
Wednesday, June 11,,
1068, AT 10 A.M.
All wceounts, notices of deputations, etc., should be in
tlie hands of the Gaunt ' Clerk •not later h n , a da
June 7th, 12 noon.
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The Canadian Pacific's chain of 'summer re-
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attracting vacationers from all parts of the
continent:. At .top. ..is, . seen Banff _Springs Hotel_
and the famous ;Bow, River Valley golf course.
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- At lower left is Banff Springs Hotel swimming .
pool. At lower right sailing is •seen 'near Lakeside
Inn, ' Yarmouth, Nova 'Scotia. The CPR's
famous hotels are, internationally known for
their fine cuisine and beauty:
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First Show at Dusk.
ABOUT 700 TULIPS DESTROYED
IN WILD SPREE OF VANDALISM
One of the most graying ex-
hibitions of vandalism in town
in quite some time took place
on --W e'- ne -day * tight . of : last
week when about 700 tulips ,
were cut down. Police state
there is not sufficient evidence
on hand to definitely charge
any one person or persons
with, the act. It is believed
that it was committed by
youths, some of whom have
been in police court here be-
fore.
Although some think the de-
struction was done by a scythe,
others feel it was done by,'a-H
-Tong; sharp stuck.
• ' About 200 imported tulips
were destroyed at the rear of
Ivan Louzon's Fruit Market.
At the Goderich Public Library
afid ' also • at ,the residence of
Mr:- "WiTiiarri' •Bisset,-' Nelson
street, some 160 tulips were
clipped, off at each place.
Other places at: which tulips
were destroyed included:
George Paterson; Miss Eva
Somerville; Mrs. Wm. Sturdy;
-Keith ,Hopkinson, Mrs. R. Mc=
Whinney, Fred Armstrong;
Mrs. Len Westbrook.
A few nights previous,to the
tulip cutting spree', the three
inch trunk • of a young maple
'tree on the lawn of Phil Carey
was -cut -through, deitYoying'
the lovely shade tree.
AIR FORCE DAY THIS
YEAR AT CENTRALIA RCAF
A major departure in the plans
for Air. Force Day in • the Huron
County, area has been announced
by theCommanding Officers of
RCAF Stations' Clinton -and Cen-
tralia. For the. -first time, the two
stations will combine their efforts
to produce one major Air Force
Day program June 14 at RCAF
Station, Centralia.
In the past, both stations have
held separate Air Force Day pro-
grams, giving spe ial emphasis to
their particular roes in the RCAF
Training Command. It has been
_decided that . it the
be more
convenient to the residents of the
area to have the two incorporated
wto one major production so that
the best of the activities can be
seen by the public by visiting one
station only.
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