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®PEN ROUSE IS HELD sent was the new school in-
' AT HOLMESVILLE SCHOOLspeetox, Mr. Coulter.
Principal Siertsema teaches
'HOLMESVIiILEs Oft. 1.7. ---"- grades VII and VIII in the new
The Open House held last Fri- school and Miss Mary-Lglen
day night in the new school at 'deo has grades IV, V '*nd .VI.
Holmesville was well attended. Mrs. Francis Powell teaches
This was the first opportunity grades I, 11 and 111 In the 75 -
many parents have had to view, year-old school building situat-
the interior of thq modern two- ed on what was formerly High -
room building which opened at way 8. Senior pupils from
tlie•,,,h..e rjnping*. pi. ;J,Si. s,cha i-i73aliool Sections 1 Old es °ode -
year. i rich, as we1I as all pupils of
On ,distilay was the work . of. S S....iO, �-T• oder
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These sections are all in ,the.
Goderich Township School Area. indict New Minister
NO DEER HUNTING
SEASON IN HURON
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Grey and Bruce counties this
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North St. Unitd
Rev. W. J. ten Hoopen was .4
'formally received. by the con-
gregation of North Street Unit-
ed Ohurch, lash Thursday even -
:ng, and inducted into his• new
charge by a Huron Presbytery
,mak, comm,a �+se19,4; 3cit W . C. Smith
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Moate, of Victoria Street, Gode
Mr.µ lVioc'te preached the
sermon and Mr. Smith conduct-
ed the induction ceremony. At
its conclusion) the minister was
escorted to h% pulpit by Rev.
Grant L. Mills, of Clinton, Pres-
bytery ,chairman.
At the eitaminatiort of the
minister, Presbytery members
'present stood with' the induct-
ing official. These, in addition
to Mr. Moote and Mr. :Mills,
were Rev. • Thomas J. Pitt,
Varna; Rev. ;Ronald M. Sweeney,
Auburn; Rev. Wan. H. Summer -
sell, McKillop;• J. A. Snider,
North ,Street, and Stanley
nyder, of tihe Victoria Street-
enmiller-Union charge.
A. R. Scout, clerk of session,
answered for the congregation
it receiving Mr. ten Hoopen.
Later the official board held a
routine meeting with the chair-
man of Presbytery to certify to
the customary requirements of
a Charge on achange of pastoral
relations.
Mr. Moote addressed the min-
ister and congregation in an
r xposiltion elf the text: "Flee•
also youthful lusts; but follow
righteousness, faith,• charity,
pease, with them that call on
the Lord .out of a pure heart:'
(II Timothy, -
"iet us follow this fourfold
goal," he said. "The power that
enables us to do that' is the
power sof 'C'tIttis ; :ivho",xsaid,-.,yfxo
WI, the --world ttad pro=
claim the GaPel to every crea-
ture, and lo, I am with you.'
Your minister stands._to--preach
thea rd; an-d-to---eo=operarte
with the congregation represent-
ed' here tonight."
He cited examples of impres-
sive achievements resulting
from the efforts of devoted-Jay-
men.
evoted aymen.
Mr. ten Hoopen and his wife
met the members of the °con-
clregation as they "m'oved . out
from the church auditorium to
the new hall, where refresh-
ments were served by the wives
of session members,. convened
bby Mrs. C. J. Worse•lh
The now minister came to
Goderich from While Lake, in
Renfrew Presbytery, his first
OBITUARY,
ADOL~ PIHUS F, (F'ri`) WILLss
The funeral service was held
Monday afternoon at Stiles • fun-
eral home for Adolphus (Fred)
Willis, 80, who died suddenly
Thursday evening while attend-
ing the induction service at
North Street United Church.
Rev..W. J. ten Haagen• officiated.
Interment was in Colborne,
cemetery.
Born at Brampton, 'he came
to Goderich about 1951. He
farmed for a great many years
although he also ' worked for
some 20 years in the rubber
tire industry. He was a mem,
ber of (North Street. United
Church. His wife, the former
Laura Jane Fullerton, 'died-- in
1936 and a brother, Dan, died
about six weeks ago.
Surviving are one daughter,
Mrs. Thomas (Frances) Powell,
of Toronto, two grandchildren
and five great-grandchildren.
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REV. W. J. ten HOOPEN
PLAN HURON DEANERY CHOIR
FESTIVAL H'EREFOR NOV. 5
A choir festival for Huron
Deanery, announced for Satur-
day,
atur
day, November 5 in St.George's
Hiatt t here; icimiset 'to .be_•
important musical 'event. Be-
lie
sed fir�t,~,gf it*-kiricl�-•�n liaipxri3;
it" i"s''` ciestgnec[ to - berre&t s these
participating as well as to give
pleasure to lavers of church
music. Indications are that
choirs of all the larger Anglican
churches in the area will take
tart, and that .the smaller ones
,will ai*s least be represented.
Choirs of Knox Presbyterian
and North Street United also
have been invited.
Basically, it will be -a 'service
of worship.Evensong is sche-
d uled fct 7.30. • The chpirs
have been asked to assemble at
,St. George's at 3.15 in ,the after-
noon, for a workshop Hind prac-
tice under John Cook, organist
of St. Paul's Cathedral, London,
who will' be in charge of the
music at evensong, with choir-
master J. F. Stephens at St.
George's Casavazyt organ.
It is expected that the clergy
of most Huron parishes will be
present, seated in the chancel,
with the special choir in the
nave, at the head of centre
aisle. .
The project was suggested at
a diocesan choir festival -in the
cathedral last spring. At Mr.
Cook's request, Mr. Stephens
has been. working on the ar-
rangements, now about coal`
1'Nete, on behalf of the rector
= and choir of St. George's.
"The music of the service has
4see.n',planned wit two.' Thian
"'For the most part we shall be
charge. A native of Holland,
where he received part •of his
education, he came to Canada
in 1948, graduated in Arts 'at
Queen's and received his BD.fr
from Queen's College. He was
;,rdained in 1957.
A near capacity attendance
hc' ird Rev. Mr. ten Hoopen at
his first regular service at
North Street.. 'United 'Church
Sunday morning.' "We are not
,gust, the supporters of «;ou par='
ticula .denominations'- but we,
are-�,R..:the peap}s of •iso.?' ,lie
stated -during his sermon in ern-
phasizing that the Christian
spirit is for every church and
u t or •i o . cur
Sicilian: 'In stressing the need
•ryor Christianitytoday, he said,
"Man needs a vision -a perspec-
tive to take him out of his im-
mediate oppressing worries and
cares --ter give him a sight of
Heaven." •
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Thursday, October 29‘t'h, . 1960
GUILD HAS MANY TOYS
BROUGHT TO NURSERY
The October . meeting of St.
George's Evening 'Guild was
held October 12th with Mrs. W.
Bradley, presiding. The Scrip=
han. Correspondence was ead
LN, • �.034:A�,w14F� ��0 wend reA
nr
��werereceived d
rom
sotil(1 sing at ordinary services
-,hymns, a psalm, responses
and canticles, and a short,
simple anthem. Iii° ,addition,
there will be one anthem of a
more amlhiti'ous. nature that
some choirs might not wisth to
attempt except on an occasion
such .as. this."
Copies of,libese anthems have
been Jorword•ed to the various
choirs,' and it is hoped that
members of their congregations
may be able to attend.
The Buying Committee report-
ed that several items .had been
purchased for use in the kit-
chen. •
Mrs. R. Bell gave a report' on
tsho success of the rummage
sale. A report on the nursery
was given by Mrs. D. -Madge.
Many toys, for use in the nurs-
ery, were brought by the mem-'
bers•.
Final plans' were made for
the fowl supper; to be held this
The afternoon workshop and 'month. A lunch Wasserved
practice, Mr Stephens said; will�at�the conclusion of Pie meet
giveopportunity for "thle best Mg'
leader of Anglican church'miusic
in the diocese" to pass on his
ideas to as many choirs as pos-
sible.
Hymns planned for the ser-
vice are Hanover, (0 Worship
the King); Richmond (City oIf
God, How Broad and Far), and
Danwall, the tune usually used
with Ye Holy Angel4Bright.
Thu sxtay,
Oct. 20th, 1980
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