HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1964-07-09, Page 5ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH
JULY 12 .. ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY
8:30 a.m. Holy Communion
11:00 a.m. Morning Prayer •
Special Praecher Rt, Rev. G. N. Luxton,
+I:• Lord Bishop of Huron
1►_ (Junior Congregation and Nursery)
Nb Evening Service During Summer Months
July 22, St. Mary Magdalene - Holy Com -
minion In the Chapel 7:30 and 10 a.m..
Rector: REV. CANON KENNETH E. TAYLOR, M.i►,, 15.DD
Mr. George Burgoin, Organist and Choirmaster.
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THE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA
North Street United Church,
(31' .q.4„ 10:00 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Morning Wors,ip.
-"The Master Repairer"
The Rev. Ure .Stewart of Seeforth
REV. T. L. HOBBINS
ursery--aa il� 3ui fol•—ebragve'gaifiiiirr'
The Rev. W. J. ten Hoopen, B.A., B.D., Min.
• . T
,_ ' rganist
Dc3iterer, O
Knox Presbyterian Church.
THE REV. G:- LOCKHART ROYAL, B.A., Minister
-._.- --..,, ailliiiiam••O-ameron,...lQi for of Praise_
r SERVYCES — ' 9:30 and 11:00 a.m.
Sermon: "Introduced To Jesus",.
The
esus",-
The Rev. John. Fleck,-D.R.;-Lonclon,-Optal:io ~'
Jun er Congiregat on 9:30 a.m. Service Only ",
Nursery 9:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m.
Pray for the ,Knox Spiritual Crusade
tor of fthe London, Ontario,
Youth for Christ program, an
:aa + as aX]A1:.�11fiiilth pfe`
gyri sp.o`nsnrecl.. _by __Youth for.
Christ International, a world-
wide, Protestant- youth organiz-
at ou :;"� ' -LtN `�" N'e'w', „` •
Past'o'r ofbiirr ieJ.`._.a
call to the Bayfield $aptist
Church, a pastorate he served
for 16 months.
The 29 -year-old minister was
married in 1961 in Philadelphia,
tho..tormax 1 4 A1441 .
daughter of the Rev. .Mr. add
' xs...CarLWo.U.r. miissinnades...ro.'
Africa. • Mrs. Robbins,. like her
husband, is -'a graduate. ot£ Col -
nil lirl3Thle-tSzll ; ..va ere: he:
carne a-btalieTor of- ar . e -
gree in Biblical eduction.
SeM1t)IaNmm�1Ur 4M1bIII OV.
11:00 a.m. Sunday School
tr 11:00. a.m. Morning Worship
I,
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10:00 a.m. Benmiller: Church and Sunday School
REV. CECIL A. DUKELOW, Minister.
MRS. J. SNIDER, Organist.
FREE METHODIST CHURCH
- Corner Victoria 'and Park Streets
REV. R.'G. PELFREY B.A.; B,D„ Pastor'- Dial .524.9306
9:50 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL
11:00 a.m. MORNING ;WORSHIP' ~. .
7:00_ p.m_ _EVENING SERVICE . ww,.,�s,
Wed., 8:00p.nl. Prayer Meeting and Bible Study•
4.,, 9w v,k.5 ti...-a:..s• } `xT1x� , A x` a c; F"'sic d.k` : k 'er.
Nearing Completion is the new $16,000 addition to Calvary
Baptist church' at Blake street and Bayfield.road, built
with a mighty assist from members of the cliurch's congre-
gation. Above, Pastor T. L.' Hobbins, yields to request of
Members of Calvary Baptist
Church;-rr&v--Gnd-eric-h -Congre-�
ga ion, established seven and a -
half -months ago, this week are,
putting the finishing touches -ten
a new $1'5 000 chapel —, built
'71-17-1176n,°gown' liaas.
•--:- Go-nstett tion --e,f 44 eti, new
church -chapel at' 231 Bayfield
road was begun late 'in 1963.
Work on the building was
swung into high gear the past
two months, as "'men of the
church, on their free' time; con-
tributed
more than 320 man
hours toward the project.
Construction of th,e.ichurch is
being completed • • under the
' direction of Mpses Martin; a
carpenter and -member of the
Calvary Baptist Church.
With the' onset_; of spring and
summer weather, the buff brick
trtsPierr tothrsitaW,01444Ir church
(Ciontigg0 tromp »
agq, And. art i> ciaZ lee put .n,
and now -we have a sprinkler
aystem' there which has cut
Town on' insurance: -
Publicity For Goderlch '
"Young Canada Week has
grown until now it Ls known ail
over the province. On ncr,y trip
to Sudbury I met the reeve of
Garson township who said he
had brought some boys dci'wn
here to play hockey, and there
were different people who men-
tioned Goderich as home of
Young Canada Week.
"Due to the generosity of' Mr.
Knight, who donated over $100,-
000, we have a swimming pool,
waiting,room, and change -room,
and are fortunate in that about
300 children are taking swim-
fi`ih`IDR'Belli°ei'e`1r'e
and thousands who enjoy ',them-
selves in the pool
"Some years t,
Pen-Company l�terhere, The
Golf clubho'tise and curling
rink have been added and these
.F444. ^. atlia-•-.social activities of
the town. We have a Pioneer
Museum, and I would recom-
mend ,any of you who have not
been there to spehd a couple
of hours browsing around. The
curator has: taken a great _inter,
est 'int it, and the fact -that 25,000
come there every year is proof
.that...i-t ..is.,._wo.0 'thought of not
only in the province but in dif-
ferent States. -The curator- is -
doesn't want a raise in salary—
one of the oddities of the town.
Industrial Expansion
e of- the -_a-ld r- frrms --is
Dominion Roaa Machinery,
which has deve)dped a a ,overt
seas aket 00 10 ;-�
111Witifactur444 i ' increased
production in the• Last u'nmber '`
of years, hasan attractive°shown"
room and 1s one qt. the ':largest;
processors _ of ,hard' aTh... $ifto._..
Salt has increased, capacity- .and
is one of the leaders in that
field. The Arline is one • of the -
largest producers of rock salt in
the Dominion.
"We have ,three new church's,
and. most of the others have
added to their buildings, though
we .are told. the congregations
are not any larger,
"Because of the rapid growth
of population, more rooms have
been added to existing schools
and more schools built. Twenty
years ago we had two public
u,-,; ;; :wtttr "` •s`"e"'e ''°",.
now have. Three, i with 32 teadh-
ens. The separate school- has
mud- enrolment; necE ,:y,►.,: z
ing a new- school---ixi---the wes
end. The collegiate outgrew
the former building and. a new
one was erected -and four years
ago was enlarged. Twenty
year's ago there. were 13 teach- 2,
ers on the staff of the -collegiate,
and this fall there' will be 26,
with perhaps 80 or 90- students
t u g he _composite School ___.
a•t C1 in to`n .'x-. -------s'''..
J`Bud" Worthy thanked the
_ci
speaker ...•wa`rml.y. .f.or.-his,-..inter--.M,,...-.----.,,....
esting talk,, and took the oppor-
turiity -of - adding. -to -Mr: Wat-2 ___ 7.
korn,s-k4--ef::-bt itress-chan�es ---
the "fins new ESSO station't 'b
at Victoria and Nelson streets,
whereupon the sergeant -at -arms
eelared-th-at this "eommerei-al"
merited a fine.
two neighborhood youngsters •and explains salient features
of the new church front: Front entrance' faces north onto
Blake street. ,
SIGNAL. -STAR PHOTO
members bracing to the „task
t._the- end _o f..their' Teg'ttlat-day 's
work.
The sanctuary, with a inaxi-
mu m seating capacity of 125,
has been in use for Sunday ser-
vic"`e rifee�''11>iarch "i."""eaaAar ..rw
�rian,>•�.�entr�raae�,�,f�,,...,.th.Q-
b%iildiilg faces north, onto"Blake
street. A . 40 -foot -by -40 -foot
foyper provides access to the
sanctuary, which measures 1,000
square feet.
On the basement- level, be-
neath the first -floor chapel, is a
1,000 -square -foot Sunday school
room. .
iese
P
the- pastor
living quarters for
r
p or and his- family ad-'
join the new chapel 'on the
west.
Parsonage, Too
Long-range plans calLfor the
building of- +.. rage orr°-t
of the Baptist Convention of Ontg`riio and Quebec
'Montreal Street Near The Square
10:00 _ a.m." Sunday. School
11:00 a.m.-Morning Worship
7:00 p.m. Evening, Worship ; - -
Tuesday 6:45 . p.m. — Intermediate Y.puth
Wednesday 8:00 p.m. Prayer Meeting and Bible Study
Friday 6:30 pm. — Explorers
Rev. N. W. Okell, Walkerton,lflterim Pastor
•
acres of land to the east of
th.e rrew "chUref cliapcl "Combin=
ation.
The Calvary Baptist Church,
located on the east side of -High-
way 21 on the south ede of
was 'e is ig ed ph
11.e. nlb.e-...16, M1-963,�.�..It��-has•-:•aM
membership :of 50 faniilies. 'Its
church school is, compbsed of
60 members.
The' board of, tr't'stees in-
cludes Ross Davidson and John
Blue of Goderich, and Ralph
(Jia) Cornish of Bayfield. David -,son is chairman. The board o
deacons includes, besides David-
son and Corni§h,-Moses Martin
and _ Murray Riordon of ' Gode-
rich, and Gordon Westlake of
Bayfield. - • •
Founding pastor 'of the
church is the Rev, .Mr. T. L.
lab�il ,tt. , at<ive..-o.L-Halifax,
Nova Scotia, who came to the
Goderich church from Bayfield
Baptist Church last' fall. '
Pastor. Hobbins received his
elementary and secondary edu-
ation lb London':
Past Education
For two' years he attended the
University of Western Ontario,
and' subsequently matriculated
at London- Teachers' College.
Fie was graduated in 1956 frdhi
London Teachers' College, from
which he received a teacher's
certificate. During the school
ygar •1956-57, he' .taught fifthry
and sixth grades in the La
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^�no<neu.m..myrcmet•+nn+=.wwm.ttu.aamtlrlmasa�.r.•zn1kT•Ps>frtlt.nnraaNtiw.:,
beth, Ontario, public schools.
-In--the-fafl-o-f•-••195g;-he- r'ii•Fed'
in the Columbia Bible College,
Columbia, South Carolina. He
was graduated from Columbia
Bible College in 1961, and on
March 29, 1963, he was ordained
a minister of the Fellotvshiip of
Evangelical Baptist churches.
Subsequently, he served for
Miss' Louisa O'Rourke, 95,
died in St. Marys Hospital, Lon-
don, Thursday. She was born
in Blyth, the daughter 'of the
late Peter O'Rourke and Mary
Kinahan, Miss O'Rourke lived
in Goderich until 15 years' ago
.when she went to the House of
Surviving, are several nieces
acrd• -.nrephewssf--' Th e--bodr- as_.._. -s_
at the Lodge funeral home, '
Goderich. '"Requiem high mass
was celebrated at St. Peter's.
Church, Monday at 8 a.mr Rev.
Father Raymond Moynahan of-
ficiated. Burial was made in
Colborne Roman Catholic ceme-
tery. •® ./
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Bayfield Road af Blake St. (Entrance off Blake)
7' , - SUNDAY SERVICES
10:00 a.m. Bible School - All Summer
11:00 a.m. -- 7:30 p.m., Church Services
Wednesday, 8:00 p.m. Frrayer and Bible Study
Friday, 8:00 p.m. Young People's
Pastor: REV. T.I LESLIE HOBBINS, B.A.
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