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New Pastor° Inducted
At Baptist Church
SUPPORT .
Boy Scout Apple Day
in GODERICH
Friday 0.4
'AND CO
Saturday
Oct 23& 24
Rev, Egon 1,,Von Keitz, called
from Brantford to be minister
f Goderich Baptist,Church, was
inducted last Tnursday evening
by the moderator of the Middle-
sex-Lambton Association, -ev.
C. R. Gower, of Petrdlia, in the
presence of the congregation
and .members of other churches.
The sermon was preached by
Dr. D. A. Burns, Toronto, super-
intendent of home missions.
Others taking part Were Rev.
Jack Farr, Mount Brydges; Rev.
George Billings Strathroy, and
Rev. D. Itopp, Poplar Hill.
George Robertson, chairman of
the board of deacons, read the
formal statement of church ac-
tion prior to the induction ser-
vice.
In the induction .service the
now minister accepted the re-
sponsibilities of the charge, and
the members of the congrega-
tion pledged him "all due honor,
vncouragement, and obedience
in the Lord."
Dr. Burns in his sermon said
Baptists must advance - along,
three lines: rell1111 to New Test-
Exclusive
"mortgage payment
protection"
with the
ament principles and teaching,
including stewardship as not
primarily money but a response
to Goa; secondly; propagation
,of the Gospel, and thirdly, evani
gelism.
"While Christianity is a way
of life to be lived," he said,
"and while it is a body of truth
to be taught, it is primarily good
news to be fireached.
Citizen Airs
Sewer Complaint
The Town Council- heard an
unusual kind of sewer com-
plaint,. Friday, when Watson
Sheardown reported damage to
an Elgin avenue property from
surface water on the newly pav-
ed street flooding the sewer and
backing into his basement. It
shortened the life of his fur -
mixes, he estimated. ' Advice
from a solicitor was that hi
When To Harvests
"What we need in o r -creorrinterdayetiWne et00.;s1.1e.wlit iheeh L al aviids
chureheA today, not only our
Baptist churches but Protestant-
ism, is to come, to the point of
no return: One of our greatest
problems is to know when to
harvest. We have lost a harvest
of souls because we,d'o not reap
at the right time. Do you sup-
pose there are any souls around
Goderich, lost •because you did
not know when to harvest? A
very- sobering thought.
'Jesus Christ made us His'
evangelists to bring souls to the!
harvest The early Church wasi
one that 'turned the world up-
side down.' I wonder if we are
doing that or just trying to co-.
"
exi st
Mrs. L. Sparks, of Bayfield,ang two numbers. "The Strang-
er of Galilee" and,"When I Sur-
vey the Wondrous Cross,"
A reception for the new min-
ister and his wife was held in
the Sunday school mom when
official greetings were extended
by Mayor E. (2. Fisher and by
Hume Clutton on behalf of
the church. Lunch was served
by the ladies of the church.
pavement.
"Why should 1 pay out money
feo sue a contractor for the
town?" he asked.
An application in writing, for
the costs of 'cleaning up the
basement,bad heen referred to
the town's insurance agency,
which found •no negligence on
the part of the corporation.
• "There was water 18 inches
deep for three blocks," Mr.
Sheardown recalle,d. "No sewer
would take that, and it came
into my basement. The matter
should be taken to the health
authorities, for this was simply
sewage.
The complaint was discussed
in committee of ,the whole, k and
ApPecil For More
Generous Donations
Buy Scouts and Wolf Cubs, of tions, of ower one dollar, Con
Qoderich, will again hol,4 their tributions •may also be mailed
to J. F. Cory, , ..,,
annual -"Apple Day" on Friday Goderich, P.O Box 740,
and Saturday (October 23 and
24).
This is the only . appeal hr
financial help wi,ch the Scouts
and Cubs make i Goderich dur-
ing the year, and the moneY
raised on Apple Day is used to
help pay cast of Scout and Cub
activities during the year. This
includes camping, day hikes,
badges, supplies, etc..
Although the Apple Day re-
ceipts have increased only
slightly over the years, costs
and membership in the scouting
organization have both increas-
ed greatly. . Si,, years ago,01%
Goderich, there was one Scout
troop with 25 boys and one Wolf
Cub pacl, with 24 boys. Each
year has seen an increase until,
the present membership is three
Scout troops, three Cub Packs
and one Rover Crew with a
Combined membership of about
18eboys plus 20 adult leaders.
In order to finance the deal"-
ities of this much larger organ-
ization, the Sep'its arid Cubs are
appealing for more generous
donations. Receipts will be is-
sued, on request, for contrihu-
it was decided to'take it, up with
the solicitor and report at the
special meeting this week:, Nook
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GENEROUSLY! /OUR S
Receipts issued,on requst, for contributions of over
$1.00. Contributions may be mailed to J. F. Cory, Box
740, 'Ooderich.
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Air Cadet
News
Carroll)
I (11(.> Fin Ili
:clots everything' has gone
very well, All the cou`rses have,'
successfully,
drill,
• 'Although the Squadron is
near full farce in number, new
:Tel:Pits are still being invited
•0 join. This year, W/O. 'Fin-.
nigan is offering a whole hour
3f free 'flying to the cadet who
)rings in the. most new recruits.
May the best "man" win! For
one period -in each of thecidast
,vecks, the new.. cadets have'
c.)rnied a sloppy drill squad....
Df course each week it improves
100 per cent. - —
Mr. W. Craven ..is aiming to
n'ocluce a fine lot of weather
'orecaSters this year. These last
wo or three weeks he has -al
•eady taught us to read weather
naps and identify clouds and
h( clouds' results, So, mothers,
yOU have an air cadet son and
you are going to wash • tomor-
nwyau can depend off his ac -
urate weather forecast. Of,
•,,tirse, if he doesn't belong,,
sure he joins and you will
1,,ver again have to try to dry,
',,tir -tlothes in the rain!
Reinhart has 'gained the,
interest in radio electron -
The electronics course this
• explains 1,11 ne,cessary
nts concerning,' 'code. andE
mho. Second, -third andfourth-
Tar cadets arn being put to
-'eep by tile constant review in
prvIGO familiarization by senior
;CO's; right Shammy? ' •
Our sports officer, Cpl., B.
has started a haMt-e-t-ball
cries with four active squads.
\ousedsld
like always. the NCO squad
At each parade 'so far,
Cutt has insp,,sctecl the squad-
-on, to see that boots and brass
re being shone and the uni-
'ormS pressed. At each parade
`h^ CO has found his Squadron
`.0 he in quite good•shape.
Overall, it looks like this year
'ye of Maitland Squadron 532
ire going to he very ' proud
members of !hoc Air Cadet
T eague, beCause we are going to
have one of the best Air Cadet
Squadrons in Canada!'
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Leggutt,
rif.Niagara Fall, N.Y.,'spent the
week -end with Mrs. John Foster.,
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UNION SGoderich Township),
Oct 19.—The W.M.S.
their October meeting in the
church, October 14th. Port6r's
Hill ,and Taylor's Corner W.A.
were .. visitors at this meeting,
making a very gond attendance.
The president of`Union W.M.S.,
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TVIrs. Stanley iVIellwain,, 4was in
charge of the meeting using
a Thanksgiving tlipme. Mrs.
Tom Sowerby and Mrs. Bill Cox,
of Porter's Hill, sang a due4, ac-
companied by Mrs. A. Harris.
Mrs. Easter,• Superintendent of
Goderich hospital, gave an in-
teresting talk on Thanksgiv in g
Mrs. P. Harrison, of Tayler's
Corner, sang A. solo, accompan-
ied'bpMrs. Chester Sturdy. The
meeting was closed with prayer,
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FIRST , SNOW ? .
A true .of snow fell at Gode-
rich about 4.30 p.m., Sunday,
for the first snowfall of the,
season. Uowever, it was so triv-
ial that the snow disappeared
almost as soon as it touched the
ground.. - The 'snowfall lasted
only a few
moments.
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A Blood Donor Clinic
WILL BE HELI? IN
St. George's Parish
ON —
tUESDAY, NOV. 3, 1959
FROM 1 P.M. TO 5 P.M. —1 P.M. TO, 10 P.M.
All previous volunteers will be telephoned this
week. All other volunteers will obtain cards at
Denottme's Flower Shop.
The Need is Urgent.
YOU MAY SAVE A LIFE.
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THE NEW
GODERICK
SUPPLEMENTARY DIRECTORY
is on the Way!
It contains Goderich's new "two -letter five -figure"
telephone numbets. PLEASE, DQ NOT USE
this direCkry until Sunday, Novenlbettist wlien
dial service comes to Goderich and the new
numbers become effective.
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The new numbers in Goderich include
"JAcksom 4" and four figOres.
On local calls, only the, last four figures need to
be dialed; however, the full number 2 letters
and 5 figures — should be used on all other calls,
W. W. HAYSOM, Manager.
THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA
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A FEW HELPFUL SUGGESTIONS
Please, look up the number in your Supplementary
• Directory before dialing.
.Diol only the last four figures of the number on
•• local calts.
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Jot down frequently tysed numbers in your Blue Book
of Telephone Numbers; extra copies available, free,
at your Telephone Business Office.
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