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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1965-01-28, Page 5and t�0 Wall S 1'a o rch, Ca:rua einttoin ety. ay "Kea a 14or ? . Gie a� �W �� r �0>`��C+n1i, Viand a ce, 1.2° x>tii . ad' , B..x cXs ' fa> i'ay 4,* lill"ta'c +t1Pa M71; miles. ; �1Qtluy- brook 13rid+ ,e,R'e ad 20, ..,i re' .it foreed concrete culverts. The .county exrp % a $01,$0 1- 000 expenditure on roads and bi'diges this year. unify Enaitleer. J. W. RxatM n Said a request to have January 31st, 410 Sunday after Epipliariy 8:30" a411, tioly. 'Communion SundaySchool "IQ:0 a.m: Lit riarid Sermon .1 •OO�a.m. Coxesa atter and 11-14r44011-14r440(Jurliat' 2.30 p.m. Sir Winston Churchill Memorial - Service-- North Street United 'Church; Tue., Feb, 2 feast of Purification Holy untie at T• „3Q, and 9.30 a.m. cemrt?_.._..P.: Re'c'tor: --REV. G. Gr RUS aEL1,: Mr. George ° Burgoins ,Organist and Choirmaster. THE UNITED, CHURCH OF CANADA forth Street United °'Church, Saturday, Jan. 30 at 6.30 p.m. - Annual Congregational Meeting with Pot -Luck Supper 10:00. a.m. Sunday School 1.1:00 " a.m. Morning Worship "The -Priesthood of -ail Believers" The. Ordination of Elders (Nursery and Junior; Congregation) 2.30 p.m.- Memorial Service for the late r'�5rr Whiston ChurchT.l---____ _A.rranged by Goderich Ministerial Association. " • The Rev. W. J. ten Hoopen, BiA., B,D., Minister L. H. Dotterer, Organist xPan- rr ybit t$ flag. 186 re RICH THE REV. 6.- LOCKHART ROYAL, B.A., Minister William Cameron, Director `of -Praise SUNDAY, JANUARY 31st Sunday School At, 10:06 a.m. Minitter's Bible Class at' '10:10 a,m. Service of Divine Worship at 11:00 a.m. SERMON: "ChristianSpirit" .--_ [?`-(Nursery and Junior Congregation) Sacrament of Holy Communion 7:00 p.m. Chapel Communion. Young People's Soc-iety at 8:00 p.m. ENTER TO WORSHIP DEPART TO SERVE . Winners of -the recently- held Exeter l3onspiel are pictured -above: The -Goderich rink -ski'ppe'd_by_Jim _Re niington beat . rinks from London, Tort Credit and, Exeter., Left -to right are Ross McDaniel, lead; Bruno Lapaine, second; Jim Reming- ton, skip; and Jack Davidson, vice.skip. Dote :Signal -Star p Huron county Council pz,aved a tax rate for road' pur- poses !boost of three.civarters o>ff a mill to bring it to a high .of 8.75 'milks on Thursday. Reeve Joseph. Kerr, of 'Wing - Win, chaimuna�n of,'he 1964 road committee, Said the increase is 'necessary ,becaus,e them ising cost's. of labor, :,materials ,:and other services has exceeded r.e7v- •.enue. "He said the 1364 coat. of winter control, .l1ai�e painting, signs, weed . ;�zraying, mainten- ancean'd 'gravel are far ii�gher than five or six, years ago. • A 'county roads study under- way in Huron is well advanced, Reeve Kerr told council. The study by McCormick and Rankin Limited, consulting en- gineers, is to .estimate. .future 'construction, maintenance, and: Operating needs and to deter- mmn'e ,population and assessment trends. , Huron Countythas the second �*• t road syts'tem in Ontario. The county has 300 miles of road, of which 210 are gravel roads. Major projects for 1965 will include: Roads 3 and from Bayfield Seaaf'urtlt 4td:4* a v loptent road 1144 beep Anade4 to the Ontario minister o hil h� ways'. ' penditurea 1x1, ,1064 "were:. Road construotio $3,01„,215.90;, " road Ipaintenanize, $430,03'L.73; con§trnetion .of i idgesgild eu1' vert $185,101. Total,, p0$UU' tures fair' roads .and, ibrik,,IS, through Bx'uc1 flei4, ],gIn.'Qn(a'' and can see n9 advantage at Aid the moment in gorhg with the ` Children's idea of a regional welfare auth ocie y ority.i ,''Hippy in Huron ' "We think before any chang- B ticks. ci-Ig aa ion 'CE; THE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA 'ictoria. Street United Church. 11:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship "Glimpses of the Early Church" , 1:30 p.m. Benmiller: Church and Sunday School REV. CECIL A. DUKELOW, Minister. MKS. 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. Worship Service" 7:00 p.m. Evangelistic Service Wed., -7.30 p.m. -. Prayer Meeting and Bible Study I1 get The directors df Huron Child- ren's Aid Society are not im- pressed by the recamnlmmmen da- tirons•.,of--Il . n R;Llkui,s- ,C ecile.:s ad,> visory committee on child wel- fare,; according to a report plac- ed 'before county council by the secretary, John G. Berry. In" ,parbie'ular, they do . not approve, a proposal to amalga-_ mate. societies under. a regional .welfare authority. It is pro- po4sed by the advisory commit= bee -that the number of A.S. jurisdictions be reduced, and the services of Children's Aid Societies `cmay" be .purc:hased. w As to ,representation on such regional. .boards, the- ltt�oYr Ib9ard comments: "We are come• ipletely ;satisfied with oUr rela- tionship iwith countycouncil, and feel. that enlarging the area and reducing our representation of county councillors would not be' in the best 'interests of our children, ,or our community.:' The advisory omzimlttee sp'en't .two years stu ging the child welifare' •field, under chaipman, ship of Charles J. Foster, Tor- onto. To this committee. the Huron board suggests "that' they ;end representatives ti visit 'phis county and learn " how a society can work in close -liaison with 'a county council." " • In the `advisory ,committee's recently published report, two examples of proposed grouping have Grey, Bruce; Huron and -Perth- •asseciat•ed.; -.Another_ groups, Huron, Brute and Perth, with headquarters at Wingham. In . elaborating' on, .the views of the Huron "boacl, Mr. Berry said: "The point we are con- cerned with is that not only are you going to have a larger administrative staff, but .less representation -,on -the boarcl�by county council. .At ",present, one-third of our board of direc- tors is made up of county coun- cillors or those connected with county council. You might wind up .with thhree on a board of •,,24 or 25. "We have notenough train- ed staff now in the plv'ince, and it is not possible to bring in more (when ' they are not available, to reach the number needed under a regional a'uth- +,ri.ty..__ We_thinii that with o. own staff', our owrb b-oa-fd a et the representation from county council we are satisfied with the 'operations of our society, es are made .'we should have the opportunity of meeting with these people and trying to find out what the Implications would be in an overall change before they go ahead. We feel that in Huron hve' have one - of the best -working arrangements In C,A S. and it is a very nice arrangement, because if °tike C.A.S. hasn't the funds it looks to the county, which has always been willing to pick 'up the ab for the remainder, amid -..you cannot get a better arrange- ment than that. That is not= the cane with all societies. FIRST B4PTIST CHURCH of the Baptist Convention of Ontario and_Quebec Montreal Street Near. The Square SUNDAY, JANUARY 31st Dedication Sunday --r Guest Preacher, Rev. S. R. McClung 10:00 " a.m. -- Sunday School • 11:00' a.m. - Morning Worship"The latest news from God" 7:00 p.m. - Evening Service "Now".^ "2.30 p.m. Memorial Service - Sir Winston Churchill Monday, 7:30 p.m.--- Young Peoples Wednesday, 8:00' p.m. Mid -week Service• - Everyone Welcome Minister: REV. HENRY de VRIES, Phone 524-8792 /lonthly ayrnent 13.14 3.57 3293 THE SALVATION ARMY CAPTAIN and MRS. ROY WOMBOLD 11:00 aim, " Morning Woreh1p. 2:30 p.m. Sunday School 7:00 p.m. Salvation Meeting .--EVERYONE WELCOME 99c Value ,ASPERGUM NOXZEMA Skin ACCESS .....,. - ,BUFFERIN TABLETS SUGG. LIST 1.00 36's SUGG. LIST 1.45'10 -oz. JAR W. E. Williams Representative 46 West St., Goderich, '524-7102 . that's how much the'Manu- facturers -Life provided each working day in 1964 to ease the burden of a family emergency and to ensure security for people in, retirement. Total benefits paid to our policyowners and their, beneficiaries since the Company's e founding in 1887 now exceeds one billion. • ;As'yourivlanuli•fe Man, 1 would.be proud to help you choose a plan that will 'enable ,yoga to save for the 'future while • guaranteeing immediate perma- nent protection. • Meahis son was born in 1955 Mike's Dad bought a Manufacturers Life policy. It has provided $10,000 protection ever since. Recently he was pleased -to learn it had --$ . over $1,100 in cash value; that the - policy dividend rate was up again. (The 10th consecutive increase since Mike was born.) "Of ,course, a; further step,', not apJ7l.icable ,to in other, is that we have county officials* acting in the cap'acity„of secre- tary, and treasurer of i Ghild- ren's Aid, wyhiclh means we can «vend- bank --,tovrdpafts; and. there is no financing problem, as we can transfer funds when required, and it is not necessary to run a large bank account for the C.A.S." ,Miss Clare McGowan, C.A.S.I director, wondered if that ap- pointment would be provincial. She fioted that the •proposed welfare authority may purchase 1 C.A.S. service's to take care of children, but it is not --stated that they shall. "We have been much concerned about- this part," Miss -McGowan said. The director's report showed that all phases of the society's work increased last year. Court hearings, .for exaam.pie, number- ed 150. Miss McGowan express- ed gratitude to foster fam.ili'es, I• and said: "We can use more adoption homes, especially Ro- man Catholic." She announced_the annual meeting of the C.A.S. February 10, to be preceded by a dinner in Knox Church hall, Goderich, to honor the foster parents, an :dea originated by the late Wm. Jewett, former president. This policy has a constant -premium and will provide $10,000 protection for as long as Mike's Dad lives0But it is more than protection. Guar- anteed cash values build up year after year. These values are available to meet emergencies or later to su(,plement retirement income. [n addition it returns dividends each year. The size of a policy dividend depends in large part on,the success of investment operations. In this field Manufacturers Life has an outstanding record and in 1965 $14,685,717 will be paid to participating policyowners. A Man0fa'bturers Life participating policy will he a solid foundation for your family's security. It's protection plus guaranteed cash values plus dividends. Talk it over with your Manufacturers Life representative. Soong Highlights from the 78th Annual Report New insurance 11E1964: . $ 791,721,323 Paid to policyholders and their beneficiaries in 1964 -'S 91,386,936 Total protection in force: • • $5,218,566,282 Total assets: $1,375,005,642. - INSURANCE COMPANY Branch offices• tr$m St. John's`Nfld. to l/ictorla B,C. 2.26 2.66 Bethel Pentecostal Tabernacle , Corner of Elgin and Waterloo Sts. REV. ROBERT CLARK, Pastor SUNDAY, JANUARY 31st,' '10:00 aim. Sunday School Classes for all ages. 11:00 atm. Morning Worship 7.30 p.m. Evangelistic Service • Tues., 8 p.m. Bible Study-•amt.:Prayer Friday, 8 p,m. Young People's Service GERITOL 12 -oz. LIQUID or 40's TABLETS AN AID TO SLEEP Sf M'INEX Tablets SUGG. LIST «SUGG. LIST 4 4 4� '��C 'FANS ..17gath Paste b, r 'rid .rnY.n,� u.rr.:�r-.^P'��.,��r�.r'�. rrrr,:^�� . BRYLCREEM Hair Dressing SILVIKRIN Shampoo am.poo NIVEA CREME ;' '9c SUGG LIST 1.33 1 ONLY , ?C'T Only CALVARY. 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