The Goderich Signal-Star, 1964-02-06, Page 7F4.
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'VICTORIA ST. UCW
•Women discuss
church structure
The gui q•al. tieeting of the
United 01111-rei1 Women of Vic-
roria Street. Chu?ch was 11°14
Monduy evening with 23 pre-
se,,nt... Mrs. N.. McKifftion- read
the ScriptUre -lesson. -
The theme of the meetinglyq
"•`Tfie'Ulturcli." Mrs,, T. W
-1--vr'e:sented a pa per on the _ sub,
•jeet Stating that the church is
a fellowkhip, of • Worshipping; sin
mors who exist chiefly to ser
those who are net , within
fellowship. • Belief in mi':son
is essential to a healthy ch itch.
she F aid;
.IVIn3. Mary Morris pre•sentrd
.the ,hudget for 1964 which wus
a cc (lilted. il-3usi ne.ss , • wa.s con-
ducted by Mrs. Thompson,
the presi•dent.
Mrs. Harry R. San.dersem sang
a'solo, "Thy Will. Be Done."
',accompanied by Mrs. G, Curren.
On posters, and orally, Mrs.
Vernon Smith 'outlined the or-
ganizatien of the United church
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flow 'the Dominion Couiicil
tt;1 to Wit stry,arti boaid o. •
tit otIoe& litirch.-
s. g,avo• a
fine summary on how et%
UniOn, had volue into. •!laeing,.
With etp na-
-IAA of the varibussY•mbels ad
to-U.1LS. Which eomprise. _Ali M.
n 'so .,0a1 and crest df theUn-
ttd ClitirCA of Canada.
' -.octal half hour coneluded
ui interwting arid instructive
meeting,
teena,ger hori
jltiron, and it 'might as. well"bo
.Goderiele is going to New York
nt Jttly or 15 ,Alays, all -ex
•pep ses' paid.
it may ,s,ound•a,,,real jerk
• BRIDGE SCORES
Tfiere were -five table_s in play
at the Goderich Duplicate
Bridge Club on Monday, Fetbru-
ary 3. Winners and their scores•
were as follows: Mrs. A.:Nicol
and Mr. P. F. Carey, 761k points;
'Mr. and Mrs., J. -K. Hunter, 63
points; Mrs. D. voctney and*
Mrs,
A. Galbraith, and , Mrs. P.
Reid and Mrs, R. Brewer tied
with 54' points.
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ST. ,GORGE'S: CHURCH
February 9, Quinquagesima Sunday
8:30 a.m. Holy Communion.
10:00 am, Sunday School and Bible Class
'.,. 11:00. a.m, Morning Prayer and Sermon
(Junior Congregation and Nursery)'
7:00 p.m. Evensong and Sermon, ,
Feb. 12 - Ash Wednesday. Holy' Commun.
• ‘ff‘ *. ion in the Chapel at 730 and 1000 a.m.
Ptebruery 13.- Bible 'Study Group in the Church at,8 p.m.
itectorp.REV. CANON KENNETH E. TAYLOR, MA., D.D.
Mr. George, Surgoin, Organist and Choirmaster.
THE UNITED CHURCH OF. CANADA
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North Street U,nited„ ChLirCh,
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SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 9 "
10:00 am. Sunday tchoot.
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship
-"Christian Service"
(Nursery -and Juntor -congregation)
7.00 p.m. Hi C Group
The'Rev. W. J. ten Hoopen, B.A., .13.D.,
L ,H. Dotterer, Orgariist
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1Knox Presbyterian Churc
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• THE REV, G. LOCKHART ROYAL, B.A. Minister
Williatn Cameron,; Director of Praise •,
10:O� a.m. Sunday' School
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10:1Oa.m. Minister's Bible Class
Study: St. Ltike 12:13-2)
11i00 a.m. Service of Divine Worsh.1p), t't
.Sermpn: "Cooking Ahead" •
(Nursery and Junior Congregation)
7:00 p.m* Evening .Service , •
Studies in "The Acts Of The Apostles":
(13) "The Unpalatable Truth"
' 8:00 p.m. Young People's Society „
Enter to Worship Depart to Serve
044;4104'" 4 JP
Victoria Street United, Church
11:00 a.m. ,Sunday School ,
1100 a.m. Morning,Worship
"The Church of the Future"
1.30 p.m. Benmiller-Sunday "School and -Church
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MRS. J. SNIDER, Organist.
FREE METHODIST CHURCH
• ' Corner Victoria dna Park -Streets
REV-. R. G. PELFREy, B.A., B.D., Pastor
9:50 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL ,
11:00 a.m. Worship Service
7:00 p.m. - Evangelistic Service ,
Wed., 7:30 p.m. -1::•!fayer Meeting„and Bible Study
Dial 524-9306
640.611,144
GODERICH BAPTIST -CHURCH
Montreal Street Near . The Square
10:00 a*.m. Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship
7:00 p.m. Evening Worship
Rev. N. W. Okell, Walkerton, Interim Pastor
THE SALVA-TION ARAAy
CAPTAIN, and MRS: ROY WOMBOLD
1000 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 a.m. ,Morn:ng Worship_
7:00 p.m. Salvation.Meeting
Tues., 8:00 p.m. - Prayer Meeting
Wednesday, 8 p.m. - Ladies' Home League -
EVERYONE WELCOME!
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Bethel Pentecostal Tabernacle
Corner of Elgin. and Waterloo Sts,
REV. RoBERT CLARK,. Pastor,
1 10:00 a.m. Sunda l,i School: Clastes for all ages.
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship -
7:30 p.m. Evangelist* Service •
1 Tuesday 8 p.m. Bible Study and Prayer.
Friday 8 p.m. Young People's Service
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The 1964 executive of the Gorlerich ,Hort-
, icultural Society is appaieptly having a
good time' looking over driftwodd decor -
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Muir; pres dent Mrs. R. W. first
vice-presiden Mrs. D. McKee and secietary
Mrs. E. H. Jes p. ' "t•
-ations. -From lef ask, president NV. G. •
Horticultural annual meeting
1_ By Mrs. E._ H. .J.essop
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departure from the" usual 7013-
tine*.offacts and figures at the
annual meeting of Goderich
Horticititural_Society, ieid at
t,he St. George's Parish Hall on
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.WeetneSdAY..0yenini_g.,. Jan4ary
coned the large group of methbetrs- Pr-osentt.thp ,introdticed
as- guest; ineaker;1rs.W. Siet'
,,bert of Zurich INilita:,e subject
was the preparation and finish-
ing„Of driftwood for use in. ar-
rangements.
One, of Lake HurOn's nalural
res•ources, drifitrod, or dead-
wood, can be 'a .hottly shared
by the fainily and 'with hifinite
scopeSer artistic expression and
--Mrs. Siebert d'emonstrated dif;
ferent meths of 'preparing .the
wood by cleaning, sanding, fill -
Ing and Waxing, Shoe polish,
floor paint and gold leaf 'were -
used in various wayis for finish-
ingthe" intriguing -h,apes of
wood. Artistic tinting and the
lidd,ition of flowers, greens and
mhss completled the *pieces. '
A fluent speaker, Mrs. Siebert
lo showed sevbral- methods
of -preserving • flowers. At the
People -
we know
rs. Marianna 'Schmidt, fo-rm-
erIy1of Goderich, has returned
to her honie in Venezuela after
visiting for some time with her
sister, Mrs. Erie Mueller and
Mr. Mueller.. Before coming to
Goderich Mrs. Schmidt travel-
led • in Europe for several
months and spent Christmas
with her, parents, when. Mr.
Schmidt and their •daughter,
Heidi, joined her: Miss Heidi
Schmidt Will be. returning 'to
Cloderieh during the. summer.
Mr: and Mrs: N. P....Warrener,
Mrs. Robert Shorey, Mrs. Wil-
liam Taylor, and Alvin War-
rener, all of Pontiac, .MiChigan,
attended the Whhliam Drew fun-.
eral in Goderich recently.
Mr. an7-1-VirST-C67riron " Su
cliffe, Joanne „and Karen of
Wingham sent Jan. 28 With
ylrs. Mamie Sutcliffe and Mrs.
!homes Warrenet. •
W. A. Coulthurst, a resident
of Goderich for nearly 50 years,
vas oPerated,on in •St.•Joseph's
Hospital; Guelph, on Januati
27.
Mr\:• Co'uithurst tells us thc
operation was apparently
cessful and that he, st.sern.sto
'he progressing. , T.' -
He says he has many kind
memories of "The ' prettiest
p,'Wn in Canada" and of his
friends here.
Mr: and Mrs.' •W,*: 111:417'llictt
were, in Wooristock.on \Wanes'.
lay 'January 29, for the annual'
conclusion,_ :Mr's. H. Bettger
• f -9.7,7 • '
interesting", preSentatidii.. •
• Mr.' Muir re -viewed the ,sea-
son's activities briefly 'Ad the
treasurer's report was nod..
Then the nominations state
was presehted and -adopted as
follows': Past president, W. G.
Muir; presid,ent;' Mrs, ,R. W.
Bell; ist 'vice-president, Mrs. D.*
McKee; 2nd vicepresid,ent, to
be filded; secretary, Mrs. E. H,
Jessop; assistantisecretary; Miss
M. Howell.), • treasurer, A. . M.
•Iliatiper; membersfhip convener,
'Mrs. A. Worsen; directors for
one year, Mrs. W. G. Moorhead,
Mrs. F. Overholt, Brig, G. M.
Ross; idireetois fOr., two years,
Mesdames R. Smith, G. McGinn,
E. Ryan, S. C.• Argyle, M. Camp-
bell, W. MeGuhte; auditors, W.
G. *Moerhead and A. B. Corless.
After a draw for prizes of
'packets of fertilizer, Mrs. Bur-
rows and her cdrnmittee 'served
rofre•sh,ments„.
••-4,410.1.tyv _Toil; World's `Pair,
:he U.nited Nitti-onst
falls and Montieal on the .Way
-•••,•bitt the Oddfellovt'rs ar4
hskah lodges in the- distIti'et,,,
intend 11,netou •to have worth:
w.ltiie vatile'for"th6.„WinKier Ottd •
by inforenc9, all the staPt- 444,1,.•
agers in iturA0- - - . "''' • •
-*CompcctilIon Feir0,0 '
- A ,sPoltez:LT1,411 for. tile. tvm.
COLBORNE FEDERATION 1,4
AR. -,:off34,TED---..--'
CARLOW. ---1A fair Crowd at- 'age caused -by pipeline§ ' and
tended the annual imeeting of
the ,C016'orne Feder -
tion of Agriculture' held at
?-artow Wedtesday, January 29
with President Elmer H.unter as
ehairman,.
Elmer, Fisher inti•oduced the
guezt speaker, Bob Eaton, field -
man for Ontario Federation of
Agriculture who siaoke on the
Agricultural and Rnrat DeveloP-
ment Association, more, 'com-
monly knew,n as ARDA. '
,He said when ARDA,, is meh-,
tiorted poopAe; think of
building, ,dams and controlling
many olher functions.
gxample; helping landowners cifhan;,•secretary-treasurer, Jam-
-eeure fair settlements for dam- ieson Rbhey.
hydro, Mr. Eaton emphasized
keeping accurate records of
these damages.
AaDA will also study ,and
advise on steps to fairer tax-
ation, Mi. Eaton said_
Mr. Eaton drew the audience
into'discuSSion• oh the biggest
prohlem 'facing farimcrs, editisa•
tion, and then discussed ways
tb overcome this problem.
• During the evening- the offic-
ra' erna o „Sala- a. CQ1Upl.I
tioi111, *hegin •innwn,l4itay
letertnine wlio 0i to New.
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"CoMpetition was'thiati'ghit
faiie.it way' to eheo.-7V, ti:t • 4...11
•cut,,",;ispokeAlian :aid. • 9
Grad,' lt) and 11 student's,
••lei 15, 1( an,4 17 from:Godo-'
•i eh „ Clinton, iatorth, • ,Fionth
Huron and WAin,gham.eollegiates
areligible for an essay contest -
to close Februa.-y 22. Sitbject;
Why 1 would.like to visit the
United Nations.
The • school principals , from
the five •collegiates will select
two winners from earth 'schobl.
To, be impartial, the principals
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..,40 041)04: 04.
4410 othgr „.4011,091*,ofl
their QOM. ,4
Give Speeches
TIM' Wh1n:04 Wj•11;"413#'
a !puitiliC ,spPeking ''001.1test
Natoa
mean; to tine' •tenf04.4f0r..,$P, at *Clinton collegiate • •ifitVOit'':,•••
inatio,rs, " •
The judge 'from outside the't- •
realm of education of the f,707*•• • ,
ternal Lodges will pick i.W•1,114107,;,..;',1-'4''.
The Winning student' w:-1.,)•'"Vt*•' ' •
to New York early 419Pg.
with willhers from 0 L'Aer 0741117
ties. 110:41. is" the tirst time
I-Iuron has participated. •
On his return tIie stu•dent'ilA
appear on television, report'40
the -Oddfelloes and Rebekah
lodges, his student assembly -
and make other Speaking
en-
ga
ers were returned to office for •
a second' year., Officers named:
Past preSident,,Atlan Stoll; pre.,
3ident, Elmer Hunter; 1st vice-
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GODERICH
LLY SECT
CANADA'S FINEST RED )BRAND - BEEF
SELEc7.1,0.
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11 In)
il Society, at which Mr. Elliott
vas ' thes•peaker:5,
Mrs. J. 1.1., Whyard' of Whit e-
iore, Yukon, is ;visiting her
athef,. W. E EIiIIQLt, Arthui•
itreet, after ,atTending meeting'.
Anglican Chuireh Editors in
oronto. •
and Mr,,..• Arnold Hugill
tome ateitt spending [he pai
nonth in Florida: - •
Mr. and .Mrs.,Phillip ,Bigelow
Ind Nadine of Port Hope visit
.(1; ai the weekend with Mrs.
eorge Alkey ,and*Dr: and Mrs.
1. W. 11ugh•-2s and John. Visit-
ti,,"at the litihes' home lat,
Vt,c.Inesday was Mrs. Atkey's
randson, Ron Atkey of
Mrs. M. Brereton let Sunlay
or Cornwall to visit hr daug,h-
ers and th-eir families; Mr, and
/Ers. Williarn McLean, Saly.
oflmyar.el Nancy, and Mr. and
frs. Robert Goodwin and, baW
on, Robert Dean. • • ,
Mr. Stan Bl•owes of Stratford.
ocompapied, by Mr. ,Jaek Kerr
if Toronto, Bahamas -Trade
'ornmissionr to Canari, mak'
brief' call at the ,Signal-Sta...
ffice on , Monday. „ •
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trontli, Iites•ir:y evnn.'
home of Mr:. "on on
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ton would .11c,' the convener..
At ihe rio, of the hitsine,
Mr.. Tod flayiward Continued
with the cultural prrvtram •en.
titled, Verse Ntalig, Which was
enjoyed by all present,
oeial evening fotowed.
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