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MISSIONARY RESPONSIBILITY
• Clare Statton, District Super- remarks to the 345 delegates
visor and principal speaker at
the Goderich conference of Je-
hova,h's Witnesses last weekend
posed a question in his _opening
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assembled at the Goderich Col-
fegiate Institute.
- "Does the modernrday Christ-
ian have a resopopsibility to
be a missionary?" he itSked.
In his address "Make Disciples
of People of Alf the 'Nations,"
M•risStatiton kindled the interest
of the delegates. ,
- Saturday afternoon saw one
new Jehovah's Witn.ess baptized.
For Jehovah's Witnesges the aot
of water baptism Constitutes
their ceremony. of ordination
as m;nisters.
4Saturday evening the dble-
gates reassembled for a detailed
analysis of the Witnesges' chief
mimiterial function: helping
people to study their own Bibles
in their own homes. The even-
ing's program used skit:4-410W-
jug Workable study methods.
. On Sunday afternoon' 552' per-
sons lisitenecl as Mr. Statton gave
the public lecture entitled "Does
God Have An. Influence In This
Twentieth Century?"
Mr. Statton pointed attention
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God, they reason that God has
no influence in ' this 20th cen-
Among °local delegates attend-
ing were Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Goderich.
• Pals Meet
The Tiger Dunlop Pals', held
their 4th meeting at carlOw Hall
re,cently with 14 members pre,
sent.
The meeting opened `with the
4-H pledge Shirley Fisher read
the minutes 'of- the last meeting,
Achievement Day is to be held
in Auburn, June 25, arid , all
booka should be in by May 31.
Members were shown how to
make true bias and how to
stretch the-rinbon for the bands
of hats. G -ail Fisher closed with
Drive -lin Theatre Goderich
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Maitland Greens Winter Well,.
Club Activities Get Underway
The golfing seasen is now
Country Clueand most (.4 the
old faces as well as some new
have been noted. -the greens
and fairw:ays have_ wintered -well
and Charhe Mathers is doing
his u3iial-'!good job in whipping
them into mid-season shape.
Club Professional Bob Deork-,,
sen has scheduled a large num-
ber of events for the year. with
the firsttheing "Cieen-up Day"
on May 14. ' The furi gets under
way around 8:30 a.m. so RAS
have 7ots of hands to give the
course a spring cleaning. Re-
freshments will be served at
noon. A schedule of events in-
cluding the various tournaments
Nyill be fOun,d in the men's' golf
bullet.n' being forvviird.ed to
members this week. Non-anems
bers ean obtain a copy at the
Men's Opening 'Day Tourna-
Freedom Means ResOonsibility
ment is set for May 23 with
breakfast served at around 8:30
am. and special events being
carried on throughout the day
and evening. Don't miss- this
The regular Monday men's
night starts May 30 with The
women the following Tuesday.
There is only a nominal charge
for each event to offer prizes
so members and guests, -lets
turn. out in force. •
Again this -Year irob Deorksen
will be giving three, free group
lessons to anY interested young
golfers (under 21) with the first
set for May 11 at the club:
Girls. be on hand at 6:30 p.m.
and boys at 7:36 p.m. This is
for anv junior or juvenile golfer
whether a men,ther or non-mem-
ber, so if any parents would like
to' interest, their children in a
-elean, healthy sport, take them
te the club on Wednesday.
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Bishop Confirms
Thirty-six members of St.
George's Church), Goderioh, and
one meinber of ChriSt Church,
LiStoWel-WZre confirmed on Sun-
day eVening by the Rt. Rev.
H. F. Appleyard; Bishop of
In his sermon to the candid-
ates the Bishop emphasized that
"freedom is not getting (int of
responsibility, but having the
right to make our own decis,
ions responsibly for ourselves."
He said that in the midst of
a univensal desire for freedom
and cnange which ,characterizes
our age it„ is_ too easy to drift
with the crowd rather than to
struggle to maintain the free-
dom decide responsibly.
Thirty-S.bc
Bishop Appleyaid urged the
ca•nd-idates to. go through- life -
loyally with Jesus Christ. "To,
go through life without purpose
He urged that Anglicans aet
responsibly "in the liberty in
which Chnst has made us free."
The class was presented by
the Rector of St. George's, Rev.
G. G. Russell and the Rev. C.
Black, reotor of •Listowel. The
Rev. Wm. Craven perforrned the
duties. of Bishop's Chaplain%
Refreshments were served to
the class and members of the
congregation in, the parish hall
by members of the Evening
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Those confirmed were: Ronald
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ST. PETER'S CWL REVIEWS
PAST YEARS ACTIVITIES
The annual meeting and in-,
stalation of officers for 1966-67
of ,51- Peter's Council of the
C.W.L. was held in -the Palish
Hall fast 'week. -
The meetine was chaired by
Mrs. Lang, the retiring presi-
dent.
Mrs. J. J. Murphy read the
minutes of the last meeting and
gave s report of the past year's
achievement.
Mrs. B. Chisholm gave the
treasurer's report. -
-There were seven_ regUlar
meetings held in the past year,
and three executive meetings.
During the past month the lea-
gue sponsored a Girl Guides'
Communion breakfast, .and a
skating party for the young
people
Mr5. A. Wisser reported 176
paid up members for'the year.
Miss R. M. McGuire and Miss
Helen McCarthy visited the hos-
pital:in the month of April.
Twso community concert tick-
ets were, purchased and given
to Sister St. Charles to be don-
ated to two pupils.in the coming
year.
A donation of $10.00 was
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made to the Cancer Society.
• A letter from Father Hennes-
sey, the Dioresan Director, was
read nceptinv. the league's in-
vitation, to hold the annual
Stratfnrcl Deanery meeting in
Goderich in September.
Mrs. J. J. Murphy gave the
name of the- winners of the pos-
ter cvitest held in March. They
were: Grade 5, Mary,A.pn :Red-
mond, Mary Stimson, Catherine
Howez; Grade 6, Michael Red-
mond, Debbie Howes, Larry
Seinion, Grade 7; David—Selin-
Grade 8, Michael Sudik, Betty
Bedard, Lynda Corbett,
New Officers
Mrs Lec Chisholm brought
down the late of officers for the
comini, year and presided at'the
The new executive are': Past,
presidynt, Mrs. A. Lang; presi-
dent, Mrs. Clem Steffier; first
Ivice-president, Mrs. Harold Led-
!cly: Ft:cond -Wee-president, Mrs.
,Richard Buchanan; third vice-
ipresident, Mrs, Larry Plouffe;
!secretary, Mrs. John BuChanan;
!treasurer, Mrs. James Sherratt.
Allen Brown, Frank Edward
Craig, John Edward Durnin,_
John. Gordon Harrison, Alric
David .MeGratten, Larry John
gahring, William George lifoh-
ring, Richard Michael Prest,
Donald Clare Sager, BriaA Doug-
las Smith, Paul David Smith,
Stephen Charles Snell, Richard •
John Sowerby, Hugh Sutherland,
John Thomas Wain, William
Howard White,,Melbern Willard
Cox, Susan Bellinger, Lesley
Ann Blacker, Margaret Faye
Bradky, Beverley" June Cox,
Nancy Eliza:beth Hills, Mary
Elizabeth Hills, Shirley Ann
Mohring, Minnie Joan Naegele,
Katherine Joyce Naegele, Cath-
erine Jean Russell, Penny Jean
Sheardown, Karen Wendy Stith,.
Phyllis Wain. -Laura Elizabeth
White, Helen Ailine White, -Pat-
James Huber, Gail Paitridialiu-
ber, all of G•oderich, and Donald
Elmer Fletcher of Listowel.
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