HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1963-05-30, Page 12~ e,:'. odest'aidr•Sig al>Starr>Th irsday, May 30th, 1963.
REV D. . MAPQE NOW DEACON
First Ordination Service in The
History Of t. Georges Is Held
R •
St. George's Anglican Church
was almo . t filled to capacity,.
tr311t1i4 ' nit rnia,s l -}: ;k j1.041..Lts.. -
V
V. Madge of UO,t:I:4 l was Ul-
(l,0inyd 'a, a ileacou bs Rt.
C;.' ,jtp1.y,.:.1, Et:•l1)) of
Lia:,. '!'silt -F -t part In
C al u
! '; •` �'a n -rable L. J. Pat
t)'1. .'rl- 1'l, icon -of S,u -n.
�, , ►,�. 1 .lr'
VOrt r able .'lrchdcacon Al -
:t Joni, ;) I)., \1•ard.•n of
'cr, It 11, 1 ondnn. who (1.
11'v.
1.).17., rector
oi-st. G It 1y.ts the first
crone an o' din ]t ia'1 s,'r1 ice ma,
t„ e•r he:ki in th ` long histary
:'t. (; ',) ', '', church.
Gong To Paisley
ilses. I) G stud.,: 111; b•, --n
th Chnreh of tho
^:;o ' 1 - l ' • Hnl'v Trinity
1.•a--‘,"1.. and S' l'a'rl':s
('il arch, {',irk ring. lie will
�ncceed He'- Alums' Iirnok:
v, ho i' h'_'comine a chaplain in
R.f E' it4'� �' 11od",0,
e i'' assume hi' char :es the •
Gr= Sunday in Jun'
Following the sery is ' a ltncl
--wagf't`ved in, the 1'.ish—'
lull attended hy-visiting clangs hal th '„ idcah and 1o,alti<'s I ;hat of the parents."
serf relatives and friends of the taught thorn in'their Youth sey-t lir deplored the effects on
(I••e1-inand. There were about cr, ,
ely to -ted during, the p_i,t 451pcople today of some of the
50 in ally. Various addresses . or 50 years. '„the mental con- 'popular literature to which
fusion, the shifting; of values nttr time has given birth."
which two wide world conflicts Some writers, "the apostles of
brought in their train have af- realis'm" are so eager' to be
accounted as such thaf''they
oven suggest life is hardly
worth living. "This is a bitter,
faithless reading of life, and
as false as it is faithless," ht'
said.
St. George's Church Chancel
,
',-ere given at this time includ-.
in, those of Bisho-p Ap'nleyard.
:lrchdeaccm Jon -es and Rev. Guy
Markham, registrar and lecturer fected us all," he stated.
at Seager Hall,. who was the
Pi -h' p's chaplain at the, service. Today's Preaching
On #,chaff of the congregation, In relating the progress of
-M". William Bradley, people's the Church in the past several
warden, presented Rev. Mr. decades, Archdeacon Jones stat-
?ltadge with colored church ed, 'Thi' quality"�•tlf- preaching
�1 es- Also addressing the gath and' teaching has, in our .opin
.
r ing, was fir. L. B. Graham.:
io-r-r` <''been on the upgrade. Yet
the rector's warden. we cannot escape the impres-
Ordination Sermon sion that the visible results are
Men ordained by the Church i altogether out of proportion to
the• effor made." 1Te trt,ged world's work, the world's pro-
"ar'" more than servants of the I that clue interest he given hlenls."
('heir ch, they are, as St. Paul Too Secular
reminds us, -ministers of Christ children in their desire to wqr
ord. stewards of the mysteries ship and in this respect stated Ile regretted the tendency of
of God." So said The Vener i No influence -is so lasting as today's educated youth and or-
Go:sp"l writers were realists,
tob, but hater-ectii ,-a4&=tea
message that redeems. In..brief,
this - is that "we find ourselves
as we lose ourselves in the
able, Archdeacon AThert J -ones,
-1)."1-. Warden of Seager "Hall, 1
London, in his ordination ser-
mon.
He outlined the duties of 'the:,..,,.,,.....
t'.1ree fold order of Bifitiops,
T'r,sts and Deacon:. He point-
ed slit that the Deaconate is j
r:.arrl^d as •a prr'naration for
the. Priesthood which normally!
covers the snal'•, of a complete'
year. and should the -one ad-; ,, •
mittecl thereto measure up tot"
the Bishop's requirements he
will in due course he advanced j
to the Order of Priesthood.
Referring to the Deacon's re
s•ponsihility of giving religious
i n =L ru c i.on to ynu-th-. Aeehd-ert
con .Tones stre-sed this because 1
of "the disq'tietin'; drift of so;
nvany yo''lrli communicant,
from the r'' alar ministrations
of the Church." IT" warned
. of Lite narents' cortr;hntinn to!
this tendonry of vrn,th
th , r ' 1ieer " of n'rr•^rlts fail:I
ing to s'4 n •faithEtil examrd'. �
,1rchrl^ar•nn ' .T "-'s acltnoy
1' 1- --d that parents of today
WHITE
SATIN
P1JMPS
9.9
5
These -shoes are available in.
- -widths -of AAAA, AAA, AA and
B. Choose yours, wear Ph e rn
white for the big wedding and
then, we will- tint- free or we
will tint them free for you
right away. Illusion or high
• heels. ` •
We 'hav'e just received a com-
plete stock of .Italian sandal's,
Available, in widths.
Rev. D. G. Madge
MiaN CLERK PRESIDENT " UNKU'AL OFFICER -S-- OF
HURON ELECT EXECUTIVE
CLINTON..--.1dhn Livermore, ars And assessors .to form a
clerk treasurer of Clinton was
branch of the association ants
erectedthe hold workshop through the
president of Huron
County Municipal Officers As-
sociation at their annual meet -
Ing here.
More than 10 clerks, treasur-
ers, assessors, and c leeted offic-
ials attended the, one day gleet;
ing with, Goderlch Township: as
host. Goderich Tow n hid) Reeve
W. J. Forbes is 1101 011 County
warden. •
,ry Other Officers elected wore:
:anized ' labor towards the
First vice-president, 1 ai l ('amp -
bell, Herlsall; second \ice-presi-
(`hureh and organ`lzed ti ristian- dent, 13. G. Hanle, Goderich:
its. Pointing out that for so 'tketary, J. G. Berry of (tode-
-onie .genes ation.s now the state rich: treasurer, S. II. , Blake,
has assumed the main burden (loderi-ch; executive. William
of educational . responsibility, Cruickshank, Turnbel'ly Town -
the result has bean increasingly
secular 'in ,tone and its -effects
ire being- felt over the-enfire
'':nglish :peaking world. The
life of the .Church, said Arch --
deacon Jones, has accordingly
suffered through the unfo'rtun-
ship (one year):; William Kipe,
Brussels. (two _.years); Ross_
Hough, rediton ('three years).
The association approved a
resolution calltpg for deletion
Of Section 223 of the Osrtario
Municipal Act to make publish-
at-‘ dic'orce of the Church from ing of auditors' financial state -
educational training. "Not only rnents_&in local newspapers an -
is religious teaching* relegated neeessaryi
:o the hackgreund, but in many The resolution 10'; intr•odoc-
educational schemes it finds no ed by J. M. Eckert of '1lcKillop
pl;,ce at all. Ill many of the Township, Who said publishing
public schools in our Domin- of the statements in the press,
was nen- mere than an 0xnensfs_
--"as only one in 20 people. un-
derstand the statement."
Most municipalities released
copies of the statement at their
nomination meetings. The- sec—
tion of the act was made law
last year..
Second Resolution
A second resolution reducing
the number of association meet-
ings from two ko one a year
was approved. The resolution
also called for clerks, treasur-
ion, even ordinar)• 1E ible know-
ledge has hardly reached the
stage of a virtuous extra. There
is little indication that it is re-
garded anywhere as a vital sub-
ject," he said. "The scientific
trend 'in modern education
needs to -be balanced by the in-
culcation of 'awe and reverence
in the minds of our boys and
girls if the .character building
content of education is'to sur-
vive," he warned.
Regretting, the all-out belief
in sclnce by many students,
with little religious -background;
Archdeacon Jones concluded his
-s'ermos--by 'saying: `We believe
that much ground apparently
lost may yet be recovered by
means of sound religious teach-
ing and diligent pastoral care
-on the part .of all who are com-
Tnissioned to declare the whole
counsel of God and to feed
God's sheep."
TRYBLgCKLAjELm
AND YOU'LL KNOW WHY /TS
QANADJfS HEST-$ELLINO BEER
year.
Special speakers included
Toni Brown of Stratford, �pro-
vincial de.partrrtent of agricul-
ture engineer,, who talked on
the Tile Drainage Act;- Dean
Taylor of Toronto, of the de-
partment of municipal affairs;
George Johnston of London,
also of the department of muni-'
cipal affairs;, and Edward Row-
lands, manager of the British'
Mortgage and Trust Company
branch at Qoderich.
The 1904 'meeting will also
be held in Clinton.
Students' Elect
School Council
Receive .Award's
-
Miss Carol Kalbfleisch was
elected , president of the Gode-
rich District Collegiate Insti
tufe students council for 1963-
64.
Other Officers
.- Other members—.elected were:
vicepresident, Miss Jean Steph-
ens; secretary, Miss Lynne
Ryan; treasurer, I.arry Paper -
nick; general convener, Ronald
Drennan; girls' athletic associ-
ation president, - Miss Susanne
Straughan; boys' athletic associ-
ation president, George Clark.
Following the elections,
awards for the year in academic
work were—presented.
Athletic Awards
Among athletic awards pre-
sented were: crack and, le1.4,
sen b boys, ; k •,Gemmiil;''in.:
tertnediato, Steve Snell; junior,
hn ' liar. yi -.se is girls, CO's-
olyn Clark; , intermediate, plea
nor Davidson; junior, Maureen
Dowels. -
Academic
Included. in other awards
were: Diane Redmond, public
speaking; Robin Sully, . public
speaking; Dave Kelly, mathe-
matics, character, leadership,
scholarship and athletics award; .
Lynda Fosters music; Carol
Stoddart, top female athlete;
Ray Donnelly, top male athlete;
,Bonnie Allen, Arthur P'eachey
Memorial Award.
Mentally retarded young ad-
ults are now being trained in
15 -"sheltered workshops" across
Canada to do such work as
collate printed, matter, assem-
ble small components, salvage,
industrial materials, solder
electrical terminals, In Bri-
tain they, have b^eri trained to
produce television components.
NEAT AND TIDY WORKMANSHIP
WE NEVER FORGET: WERE THE
MOSTEFFICIENT YOU CAN
GgT
efo're"you dry
another mile-
1N-VESTIGATE
THE.NEWWORLD.OF
'S�IeIy
r..
torture -tested at speed
you'll -never need!
So Nearly Indestructible
It's Replaced FREE if at Blows Out
`A5"'^d
%pARRY
FREEINSTATLLATIO1
aoxus couruhs anrWHffL-- BMANIN-G
Use The Cash BONUS COUPONS For
WHITE or BLACKWALI, ... TUBELESS, TUBE TYPE ... ALL SAME PRICE .
'Learn how 'relaxed driving can be .. .
Thanks to Super-Lastic "Safety 99',
At sustained high speeds, your car feels
so ,easy to ,handle. You'll enjoy a new
--o- --comfortt ti t, -and riding
ease.
-.. Yes, Canadian Tire puts a price on
this. super -tire —' but no higher than
others for their ordinary top -grade tires.-
• . . Name -any brand you wish ..
--B-UT, �B-U„ T, your ilTiridin —an--ciTSpeciaT
old tire trade - in allowance are like
"money in the bank", when you com-
pare YOUR FINAL TIRE COST --- at
Canadian- Tire. ,
Call it a Premium Tire, a Luxury Tire,
or what you will -the high -style Super-
Lastic "Safety 99'N High Speed Nylon
Tire 'puts Safety First!
Ask Canadian Tire about. "Safety 99" a -
--It will mean a GOOD DEAL for You!
PONTIAC
RRUG $.Tp
Parisienne Convertible,
one or
29 OTHER PRIZES
SALE
IT'S EASY TO ENTER
30th "
Birthday Tag
Just complete the gentry—tag which you will obtain w
"ptireh"ase ih any I.D.A. Drug Store, any one of the 20 i?radtt
listed directly below. No limit to the number of 'entries,.,;
Read the `Rules of Participation" posted in the
Store. Deposit completed tag in the box provided in the -I
Drug Store before closing time, 'SATURDAY, JUNE 1, 1963,
(Prizes must be accepted as awarded)
Winners Will Be Notified About July 1, 190
BRECK Shampoo 69oz.� bottle,.,8
BRYLCREEM Hair Dressing
LIMMITS Weight Control Biscuits ggt
LISTERINE Antiseptic
MACLEANS Toothpaste
ay
to
Juht
• ••asoft
as you, W
BROMO SELTZER .
HUDNUT Fashion Quick
14 -oz. bottle 86c
Special 59c
family size 99c
8 free
KOTEX 12's regular 42c
40, 60, 100 watt
G.E. LIGHT BULES
SOMINE ..r__.n, An Aid -to- Sleep
KODAK FIESTA Camera Outfit
GILLETTE TRAVEL PACK
Q -TIPS Sterilized Cotton Swabs
FACELLE. "333" Facial Tissues
LYSOL S�pr� ay_Disinfectant a_
ADORN Hair Spray
RESDAN Dandruff Treatment
BUFFERIN Tablets 100's
BAN Roll -On Deodorant
rollers- 219
2 for 83c
2 for 49c
20's .y.
1.49
8.95
1,99
49c.
2 for 59c
_.
p,
2.66
6 -oz. 1
1.67
1.09
PORTABLE HAIR DRYER
Provides hot or cold air. _ Long, flex- `T
- •ible` hns"e,- Large vented hood. . TO -811
SOLO Sleep Easy
BRUSH ROLLERS
Small or Medium size (20' rollers; 40
pins and a comb) or Large Size (16
rollers, 32 pins and a comb)
' 1.00 value
HEALTH SALTS
16 oz, tin I.D.A. English Style. So
refreshing. . so invigorating.
- REG. 69c
'TOILET' TISSUE
Available in white, yellow, aqua, piiik and new lavender.
Save 28c on eight -rolls..
88c
5'7c
8 FOR 88C
Velvetta TO1LET SOAP
Pleasantly scented,` with- Lanolin and_ _ .ir
_Cold Cream base. 3 oz. „cake. C each
WRITING PAD
175 sheet . note size. ,Alsd box of 100
envelopes. Outstanding - buy.
A . tai
is being
on the
Goderic
ention
n the
of land
arm j
ighwa
odern
een gi
he soi
while
Oper
Ros
mport(
V fa
have 1
recent
area.
Ir. Ro
to din
atiun; 'i
an int,
scientil
"if farr
1'erh
ifrcan
area .f
NEW (not retreads)
NYL ' 'TIRES FIRSTS (not second§)
.For Compacts & 51anda"rd Cars.88
-
'590/13 '
600/13
609/14 •
520/14
600/16
670/15•
750/14--- -.
and many
others
ONLY 6.88
WIr+ CLASS :"An.
TRADE hot mere'
than two-thir'da
Worn.
For Big Cars
760/15
800/14 n
850/14 : al
and many- -
others
ONLY 9.99
V'ItH�CLA"SS
TRADE -- not More
than tWp.fhtrdt worn.
Acid $1.10 for tubeless Add $1:30 For tubeless
USE THE CASH BONUS .COUPONS FOR FREE I' $STALLATION
fI IETSTONE
30:101t211 STREET; GODERXOR
'ION " d'A 4.7394
- SWIM - -CAP
A fine quality cap at an attractive 59c
price. Moulded helmet design. ........
4.98 Imported ViennaIi.ie
SUNGLASSES-
299
Superb 'styles, for ladies,,smart models
for men, In padded case.
Come in to see all the Specials
we have on- the
IRTHDAY TAG ..,SAL
CCRNE t .\IV
If
TORE
EST STREET - & „SQUAME ,M► 4•�g12a
1�i� DeLIVER , .
fit
If
fc
fit
hi
9