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GODERICH MINISTERIAL
ASSOC IAT ION
OUR
HOUSING SITUATION
Frii'm the beginning of 1956',up to the
present time there has been a -total of 17'6
new housing units built in erieh.
While this appears' to be a substantial
number, there are those Who believe it is
not adeqnate to• take care of needS for the
next few years. On the 'other hand. tho.se
who put up the monily to build the houes
say they can not get a sufficiently high
rent to justify their investment — or en-
.ough people to buy any large number of
" Here are the figures by years of new
houses in Goderich as taken from the town
records: 1956--13 1957-16: ;
Fortheomino, developments indicate
for some time for new houses in Goderieh
by next year. r•.;'otirees of information
state that the doubling of the number of
trainees at the RCAF Station, Clinton;
'exit staff. Atn'ong these will be many - faTTI-
Hies who, Will be seeking housing. acoOm-
modation in this area. By next. sannuter,
the new Ontario Government 'Hospital. will
be in operation and the some 400 per,,ons
working. there will be needing accommo-
x --dation,--- too: White • it in the rumor
50 Years Ago -1911 „.
Miss Walker had sold tier.
house at the corner of Nelson
and Albert streets te Joseph
Jeffrey.
W. J.. Muir had formed a
partnership with George Hph-
meier, the new furniture .,and
undertaking firm, to be known
engaged as 1912 teacIfer at Dun-
lop school..,at a salary of $500
At West Wawanosh couneil
ineeting, C. Taylor's bill for 50c
for two days labor in mending
a gap, was ordered paid.
30 Years Ago -1931
Bert MacDonald was officially
appointed harbor master of
Goderich to succeed Captain
Malcolter-nadroliaId. Mr, An-
drew Porter had Alled‘the
At the lawn bowler? tourna-
ment, the winners were Albert
Taylor, Walter Hern, Charles
Griffith, and Lorne Young..
At a lacrosse game between.
Goderich and Clinton teams,
Bill Snazel had his,nose broken
for the third time.
James McManus MacPhee,
John Edgar WiLson and Joan
M. and J,ean M. MacPhee were
baptized by Rev. Patton at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
MacPhee.
Blanche Adelaide Sallows,
wife of Harvey Reid, died at
her West Wawanosh home. ,
15 Years Ago -1946
Meriam was senior boys champ-
ion with other championships,.
the past, A new relationship going to: Gladys McLean, sen -
to God was offered. It offerec%ior girls; Dick Clarke, inter -
the gift of the Spirit through mediate boys; Joan White, inter -
son; junior boys.
stage, 'there is. a distinct possibility of . a
fairly large, new industry locating in God-
erieh's suburbs. Generally speaking, it
would seem logieal that , plans should be
made now for the- building i)f some 50 new
houses Goderieh next summer.. c•-‘
,ubdivisions for jrtiriies before by the , prophet
Re,_-ent new housing _0(see Joel 2:28-32), the gift
iloa,Tich provide lots on whieh to 'imita n's own Spirit premised
as an' accompaniment of the
about 60 homes. These would be construe-.
tahst idays. St. Peter means that
ted by building contractors, through their ttueve oicligawexpected "Last Days"
,,Evisions well loeated -and • proviae natural prno i power of the
Apostles are the sign of its
desirable b.uilding lots. ThoSe planning
on building- 0 new_ -house for themselves sopeaker reminds his
or bnililing a house wi,th the idea of having heareers f Jesus of Nazareth
it • as a revenue produeer through rent- and His miracles. They were
a certain sign of God's favor.
in..' would be well advised to look into this
THE FIRST CHRISTIAN SERMON: (Acts 2:14-40.)
Lhat strange things have been Then Peter concludes: Jesus
witnessed.' "These men' are is Lord and Christ. Jesus is
not drunk as you imagine for the Messiah, anointed -Saviour
it - only nine- in the ,Morn- Deliverer, and Lord, sup-
-mg." (The' New English Bible). "'"`
reme ruler over all things made
r'ar from it. Something has
by God. He exercises the lord-
nappened. Eternity has broken
ship which was one of the at -
into time; the end time has
tributes of the'Lord God. 'Peter
,ome; the great -prophetic pro-
states: God hath made the game
mises have been fhlfilled. Then
dramatic an. Jelus both I,4ord. and Christ.
i011OWS the equally
-'.uhe main elements' of early
nouncement that thiss, has hap -
preaching are in Peter's 'ser-
pened through the life, the
mon. The , outstandIng thing
death and the resurrection of
Jesus. was that it was the proclamation
Of an act of God. It announced
, The divine gift promised cen
the saving activity of God. It
was the statement of an eye
witness.
It showed the life, the death,
the resurrection, the exhalta-
Jesus. It stated that all his-
tory had pointed to Jesus Christ.
It emphasized the Resurrection.
All history had pointed to Jesus
Christ and the fulfillment of
prophecy.— It witnessed to a
belief that God had a purpose
and a plan of history.
Repentance was called for; a
But the people of Jerusalem had
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into the Church was baptism.
pointed out as guilty. . Then
01.011 soma day to move into, it himself
Peter stands out as a 1,vitness Forgiveness was offered for
aftor renting for some yeaK to the Resurrection. God raised
It. will be interesting to note the law Jesus. The -verdict of the Jews
demand with respect -to is reversed, fulfilling a striking
passage. in- the--01d,--Testaliwt,
-Signal-Star Aire is eonstantly canfront-i Peter describes Jesus in the
ea with persons coming- into town looking.' most 'startling way: ••Jesus of
for a house to rent and not being able to - . , "a ma.'
euld-be-,forgiverixThe- future
would be brightened, strength-
ened, renewed and directed.--
.. of the cOnsequence of -not ac- of honor a
i singled out by God and made
ceptmg this offer. Acceptance British Exchange Hotel. County
iz"t ,iii.,. How much worse „ will it be oy known to you by portents. and
next summer when an inerease in new-, signs which God worked among
to perish.
comers to th,, area is confidently ex.-: you through him_ as you well
Here, then, was the first
to copy the pattern. You are of silver fiatWare.
-Mg way. The man is Jesus, not
called to accept nnd follow this Frank R. Darrow, had- receiv-
! Jesus Christ, not the Lord
pattern and you will . have re- ed his appointm,ent as a King's
;Jesus, simply Jesus. Heipl is
Naz. lease from the past and power Counsel. ,.
localized. He' came from
-knowii Galilean place. He is
Clerk N. W. Miller read a short
address and Reeve Arthur Nich-
olson, of Tuckersmith., presents
EDITORIAL NOTES
Better fishing. in Lake Huron is loOked
for in 1965 by a lot -al commercial fisherman.
Ab Loorpird. By that time-; the nuclear
generating,. station at Douglas Point will
be in operation. and 200.000 gallopk-ed warm
water every minute will be° poured into
: Lake H111'011 from this' station. ThiS will
raise t ho t empera-ture , of . Lake -Huron bY;areth... It is. a definite- and well ' There are commercial bee
at I,-ast two tlegrees and,„ will result in fish
• In 1935, to mark the 25th year
, . of the reign of King George V,
, T the Bank of, Canada issued a
t, Mr. Leonard. Retter fishiw..Y, than has! PORT ALBER few $25 notes.
been the ease or t pa_
t happen, too so'ot-t the: Opinion of
many anc.rlers along the lakeshoie-.
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PORT ALBERT, Oct. 10.
Communitml services will -be
I held at Dungannon United,
Clitirch at 11 a.m., Oetober 29th.,
;The service will be- in charge
Goderich. The congregation of,
Port Albert United Church is'
' invited to attend.
Services in St. Andrew's(
iChurn for October 15th and;
v-Wingharn. Sunday school will
Mr. and Mrs. Don .Bowden,
Larry and Randy visited over
the week -end with Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Hoy and boys. -
Mrs. Art Forster retlirned
home, having been at Bradford
for the past four .weeks. She
-is- -returning,—tcr -Bradford
\Sympathy of the community
is "extended to Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Crawford on the sudden
death -of Mrs. Crawford's bro,
ther, Alex. johnston, of, St.
Charles.
Visitors over the week -end at
the home of Mrs. Dave Martin
were Mr. and .Mrs. Archie Gild-
ers and Mrs. Gilders' father,
Mr. Coe, of Detroit; Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Martin, of London,
and Mr. Tpm Young, of Gode-
rich.
_Mr -and Mrs. Archie Grenier
and .daughter, Mrs. Albert Mead-
er,,of Detroit, attended the fun-
eral services of Mr. Grenier's
, brother at Sherboroke, Quebec.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Green, of
Corunna, 'visited with Mr. and
Mrg. George Richardson over
the Week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Gruhn, of Kitchener, visited
Rev. H. Gruhn on Thursday.
WINS 4T'PRIZES
Mp. J. a. Johnstone, of Gode-
rich, won a total -of 41 prizes
at Dungannon and Bayffeld fall
fairs. Four were specials and
-prize was $40:--/sct-Bayfield
fall fair this year: Mrs. John-
stone showed only about half
as many entries as she has
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