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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1963-01-17, Page 166 'he'-Goderich SignaL•Star, Thursday, January 17th, 1903 In.iu Barrie Milli.an, John Mc - 1 e..., ClineheY, Glare 1Vliilian. A pre- .. AUT3IUR AUmJJan. 14. '-Final 4rrangemeztts have beep made ll`'inductionsere t� e• .ce to lee. held Vriday, January' 13th, iQInox Presbyterian Chtsrett,; Aii urn, When the Presbytery of Huron -Maitland will induct Rev. lin U. MacLean into the pastpi al charges of Clinton; Bth mil Auburn Presbyterian Churches. Rev. Mr. MacLean comes trout. St. Andrew's Church, }' IrolLsr, where he has been minister since 1946. Born in Scotsburn Picton N.S., he graduated frog McGill University in Arts in 1934 and from the Presby teris n 'College, Montreal; in 1937. He pioneered as; a ;student (lire -i 1937) du;rin e, t,h gold rush ' u the Little Lang Lacs an $1111 32 eon River arias in north -we;' ern Ontario. He helped build churches at Hardrock and Geral- etton, Ontario, Brev. Mr. Mac- Lean also served as an -ordained ,missionary at Heminingford, Quebec (1937-1939) and as an ordained minister (1939-19e1) at St.. Stephen, N.B.. During the war he served with the R.C.A.F. as chaplain from 194'.: to the.end of the war and then accepted the call to Pseroli . where he has served -since that time. The congre ions of the "three charges are looking fop ward tb meeting Rev. and Mss 'MacLean and their two daugh- ters and arrangements for the induction service are in charge of the interim moderator, Rev. G. L. Royal of God'erich.'-- Explorers" Group Formed -"More than 50 parents and friends of the Auburn Knox United Church Explorers' group attended the initiation service held in the Sunday school room of the church. The guests were greeted Iby Brenda Archambault and Nancy Lapp. Chief Explor- er Betty Moss welcomed every- one and intrndueed ,the program of songs`by the members. The history of the Explorers' group was explained by Joyce Leather - land; the explanation of the emblem was told by Kathy Schneider, and the Explorer pic- ture was explained" by Karen East. The worship service was taken by Lynda Reed, Linda -Jefferson and Linda Snowden. The initiation sere ee was in charge of the chiefcounselIhr, Mrs. Charles Lewis, and as each member came forward in her new uniform of white blouse and navy skirt; she was present- ed with a small Explorer . pin - and a certificate with -a red star. Ali 1,9 members had qualified by learning the motto, the pur_ : e berg, Keith Arthur; cradle pose, and the prayer, which is roll; 'Mrs. Ernest, Durnin, `M' -s. repeated at -all me tinge_ Mee. Lewis was assisted by Mrs. Rob- ert Arthur. Other counsellors are Mrs. Maurice Bean and Mrs. Murray Wilson. Rev. Charles Lewis -welcomed. the new group and- -banked the leaders ffn= They; projectory captains. Jack their work. He spoke to the-IDurnin; assistants, Wayne Dur- , giil s qn -their' new lite in the cplorers' group which meets every Saturdaymorning, at 10 a.m. After Rev. 1VIr. Lewis pro pounced t4e benediction, lunch was served by the girls assisted in the kitchen by Mrs. Ellidtt Lapp and Mrs. Arthur Grange. Knox UnitedS:S. Annual Kno The, annual meeting of the Knox United Church Sunday school was held last week ni the church with Rev. -Chaise, Lewis opening the meeting.s� v.lth prayer: The sueerinte{ids nt, Mr. Charles Scott, presided le)r the be. II1ess meeting dui file, ,thich plans were lead for the year. The new slate of oilic.rs and teach pr's vias prepared tr, the noitiinatiii ; committee corn - posed of Mrs. Ted East, Miss Margaret R. Jack,cre wild ,.sirs. Bert Craig. Mrs. East present- ed the following slate of offic- ers: Superinter dent, Mr. Char - lei Scott; assistants, IIaft ld Webster, William Strauglian, Oliver Anderson; secretary, June Mills, Betty Youngblut, June Buechler.; treasurer and literature secretary, i1re. Bert Marsh, Miss Viola Thompson,. mperance, Rev. Charles Lewis, Harold Webster, Walter Cun- ningham; open session-•.Ianu- a ..Tebrual y se March, .,.Easter,. Mrs. Bert Craig, Mrs. Bert Daer; April, May, June, missions, 1Vlr1;. Ernest Durnin, Mrs. Leonard Archambault; July, August, September,-. temperance, Mrs Harold Webster, Mrs.- Harold I cClinchey; October, Novem- ber, December, Christmas, Mrs. jack A .m s t rong Mrs- William Empey; social committee, Mrs. Bert Craig, Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs. John Hildebrand, -Mrs Ted Mills, Mrs: William Empey, Mrs. -Harold Gross, Mrs. Stewart Ament, Mics. Harold Webster; diplomas � and seals, Mrs. Wil- liam L. Craig; nursery, Mrs. Leonard .� Archambault, Mrs. Arthur Grange; beginners. Margjq- Koopmans, Miss Bernice McDotlgail, Mrs. Alvin Plunitett; primary' girls,. 6-8, Mrs. Jack Armstrong, Mrs. Robert Arthur; primary. boys, 6-8, William L Craig, .Mrs. Oliver Anderson, Sunshines, 9-11, Mrs. Bert Cratr , Mrs. John 'Durnin; Explorers, 9-11, Tom CunninghaineeeJack Durnin, Brian Spiegelberg• Good -will, 12-14;, Mrs. Gordon McC'lincheY, Mrs. George ` Mil lian, Mrs. Ralph Munro; senior boys, 12-14, Percy Youngbliit, Leonard Archambault, John Wright; junior Bible class, Wal- ter Cunningham, ArtlTur Spe- s tats i t � made ora o a o ,wasi e - ,i41 9 ' cez�tly to 1Vir. and. Mrs. 'rout 'Cunningham , atter the loss of their home by Me, rounit was an- tced, The meeting was c. , cd it a s a with the benediction n dretioii proms pounced by lhv. Mr. Lewis. St. Mark's Ladies' Guild lhe Ladies' Guild of St. Mark's Anglican Church met at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Huni- >, . y l,hrey s with a good attendance. The hostess "was in charge of the meeting which was opened by the singing of a birthdaj nsntn. The Scripture lesson was read by Mrs. Andrew Kirk- eo.inell followed by prayers by Mrs. Robert , J. Phillips. An inspiring message on the New 1'Lar was given uy Mrs. Hum- phrey S. 'l he chapter o1 the ,tudy book on tlie,Day -of Pray- er was .given by Mrs. Gordon a. Taylor. A sacred sing -song was led by Mrs. Gordon lay for and Mre., liobert Phillips accom- panied on the harp. `1'he-ho,,tees thanked all who had taken part in the meting. The president, Mrs. George Schneider, took charge ,of the business part of the meeting. The minutes were read by Mrs. A. Kirkconnell in th2 absence of the secretary, Mrs. John Daer. The treasurer, Mrs. 'Gordon 11. - Taylor, gate the financial statement and all secretaries of each department gave_ leseir. ey early. reports. Mrs. Kilterfannell reported a quilt finished.. Attractive note paper with the picture of St. Mark's - Church on it is'the new project for the Guild. Siibsrriptions were received for the Living Message, the church paper, and the new programs were dis- tributed. The roll call was an- swered by- "A New Year's Re- t) solution" and the travelling apron was passed in which each member placed a penny for each month of the year. The presi- dent closed the meeting with the benediction and a success- ful auction was held with Mrs. Ed. Davies and Mrs. Tom Hag- gitt in charge. The hostess served lunch assisted by. Mrs... Robert J. Phillips. Knox Presbyterian W.M.S. and W.A. The January meeting of Knox Presbyterian Church -was need at the home of Mrs. Herbert Govier with a large attendance. The call to worship was given by the president, Mrs. Wilfi ed S•and'crgon, followed by the sing• ing of the hymn, Y' faith of our Fathers," with harp accornpseeie ment by Mrs. Robert J. Phil- lips. The Glad' Tidings. prayer was taken . by Mrs. Roy Dat -r. Mrseetelin HQ stun presided for the installation service of lite 1963 _Officers. Mrs. W. Brad- nock..wasin chargce of, the de- uotional period. The Scripture lesson was read responsively followed by the meditation an thoughts for the beginning.._ of the year. Mrs. Duncan MacKay led in prayer. Mrs. W. Sander- son gave a detailed report of John Hildebrand; pianist, Miss Bernice McDougall; music cone..: mittee: January-April,-MrseKen: neth • McDougall; May -August, Mrs. George Millian; September - December, Mrs. Gordon McClirl- the Huron Pz'esbyterial held at Clinton. She stressed the need for used Christmas toas caids And 'stamps and announced that the Synodical will be held on April 2, 3 and4 in Winghain this year. The minutes were read by the a5sistnnt secretary, Mrs. Alvin Leatherland in the absence of the secretary, Mrs: Donald Haines. The roll call was an- swered by a Scripture verse con- tainingword, tainin the "Year." A Letter of thanks was read from Mrs. Prank Raithby for the gift of a Bible from the Society The offering was received and dedicated by Miss Frances Hous- ton. A solo, "Trust and Obey" was sung by Mrs: W. Bradnock with harp acegmpanim.ent Mrs. Phillips. The topic of the afternoon was taken by Mrs. Ed. Davies who spoke on the subject, - "Impressions of Rus- sia." She told about the work of the Christian Church in Rus- sia and of how the people of Russia are receiving it, The meeting was closed by prayer .`)y Mrs. Bradnock. The Ladies' Aid of Knox Pres- byterian Church in,et with the President Mrs. Ed. Davies in charge. The -secretary, ' Mrs itoy Deer read the minutes. Cards of -thanks wetg read and plans were mado-'to"serve lunch following the induction service. The committee in charge is com- posed of Mrs. Ed. Davies, Mrs. WilfredSanderson_, Mrs. Dun- . .._ .can MacKay andrs.__._W�5 Bradnock. Lunch was' served by Mrs. Herbert Govier, Mrs. John Graham and Mrs. Carl, Govier. Canadian Girls in Training Judy Arthur, president of the Auburn C.G.I.T., was in charge of the. firs. meeting of the, m g t. Gerernony On Jan. 21 For- �w Ag. Office• Hon. W. A. Stewart, minister ofagriculture for the province of Ontario, will officially open the new offices, of the Extension Branch, Ontario. Department of Agriculture, Clinton, at 2 p.m., Mi nday, January 21st. w held, in the Sunday school room of Knox Presbyterian Church with a good attendance. Gail Miller . was- pianist.- - The roil call' was called by the secretary, Betty Moss, and was answered by each girl telling what her pet was and what' she called it. The offering was redeived by Linda Longhurst and dedicated in unison. The Scripture lessen was read by Marjorie Young- blut and Mary Sanderson gave the financial statement. Betty Noss read the minutes. Mrs, Duncan MacKey told the st ry Of - Patty's Dream in which a girl made resolutions to do bet- ter in the New Year. Mrs. W. Bradnock led in the business period and plans were made to have a skating party •at the Village rink in the near future. Final plans were outlined to .start the ,autographed quilt, and each girl will try to - - get 10 -names for a block. A new chart for - -church -attendance was 'started and each girl is request- ed to report her attendance at her own church in order to get a flower on the weekly chart. Following games, the evening was closed by singing, P "Taps." „ The'H'on, Mr, Stewart will be the county On Mareh lith, 1918. introduced by the Minister of Highways, Pon. C. S. Mac - Naughton, on -e for South . Huron, Assisting in the ribbon - Cutting will be Steve Stother s o, f G ckno wa thefirst a grle 1 tural representative for 1iu.rox, County when the..•government of that day and Huron County of- ficials established the office .in Also assisting the program. will �iye Mr. Murray i `aunt, pro- vincial ce .lmemberfor Hur Bu ci vin.a The offices and .boards, room will be open during the remain, on der .of ® and the afternoon rno n even- ing for give all an opportunity of view,ingg the new premises and talking with the staff Of the . Extension Branch. t • ro TEACHERS MEET.',-- - The Poderich Unit of the F.W:T:A.U, had a sypkper meet- ing.. on JanuaryuaxY„9t4 1vhen the president, Mipiii\Y•r West, ' con- ducted . tho- ,'business? to ,cow-` - Q`'. "the1 6 e. ___ _ etime of 11 n ion the Atiiii s l e i� ter �� a. �n c s given �� p .1R recent In -Service Course in So- sits, 62 per cent of (anadax&,. tial Studies. 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