The Goderich Signal-Star, 1967-02-23, Page 12r.
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DU,i,TGANNON —The UCW of
#Dungannon Wted Church met
Vela., 14. The president, Mrs.
Nelson, Pearson, opened the meet.
ing. .Mrs. Jack Alton and. Mrs.
Wilfred Pentland weir in charge
of Devotional.
°" :Mrs. K: 1{L Dawson told of the
life of the Indians in. Western
Canada,, their living conditions,
education and 'what future there is
for the Indian in Canada.
Mrs. Lorne Iver s presented they
budget for the year for the fin.
ance cotnmisttee ana several. pro-
jects, were discussed. It 'gas
decided to have a congregational
Smorgasbord in March.
A heart contest was conducted
by Beth. McConnel and plains were
'made to attend the Presbyterial
held in Wingham Tuesday. The
roll callwas answered by a
verse containing' Speak". Mrs.
Pearson 'closed the meeting.
Lunch was served by Mrs. Geo
rrington, Mrs: Harvey Alton
Form Radio
An amateur radio 'instruction
group, sponsored by Goderich
anti District Crafts Group, is
looking for students.
The first meeting Feb, 8 -drew
three persons interested in,get-
ting an amateur radio operator's
licence. The course continues
every Wednesday at .the town
balk
The groin hopes to have enough - , Labor • Force
qualified - operators by the time
estern
-: • y9, ,iaaj�tl
01�!.°ys:l9�2rA1
and Mrs. Jack Alton,
Mrs. Paul Henderson and
daughters Heather and Jennifer,
of Windsor, spent a few days
last week with herentsr.-Mr,.
and Mrs. Harvey Alton,
Patricia Eedy, of Strathroy,
was at the home of her parents,
Mr, and Mrs. Ervine `Eedy, for the
weekend:.--_ '
Mr. and Mrs. FragkThomp.;ou
spent the weekend' in St. Cath.
Brines where they attended the
Shewfelt -McEwan weddingonSat.
urdat..•,
Garvin Reed, Donald Mc.
Kenzie, Gordon Boyd and R ichard
West are a,twwnding the'•Qdod•1'foad
convention in Toronto this week
X,jlornton Eedy is in Toronto
this. week attending the Canadian
Hereford Breeders' convention,
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The club girls taking the course
"A World of food in Canada"
m'et for their first meeting at the
G'r�up
Plan s are also being made to
form a short wave radio club
here and assist Great Lakes'
mariners to become proficient in
radio operation,
Study Town
A study of the Goderich labor
Old Home ;-Week arrives to par. force has been started by God.
tieipate in a program of short erich Businessmen's ,Assoc.
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itors and residents to friends president Fred Salter said a
in other parts of Canada.
questionnaire has been sent to.
220 businessess and industries in
Goderich, asking the number of
Seeking- u fulitime and part-time male and •
female employees, •
� `It is hoped that ' everyone
center;na rld�ns
receiving a questionnaire will
complete and return it, in order --
The , Ontario .government is 'that the information requested.
searching for citizens of the "may betabulated and used by
_pro.vince-who_,,werLttorn_in_1867_ the industrial commission in its
Town clerk Sherman Bikehas presentation of •Goderich,".„Mr. .
received a request from Prov. Salter said.
incial „Treasurer Charles Mac -
Naughton :asking for the names Farm
• of any •ceptenarians in Goderich.
Mr. MacNaughton said those
born in Canada's confederation u�rl n g
home of the leader, Mrs, Ivan
Rivett, with 30 present, and the
assistant leader, Mrsl,HarvyGir.
vin. They compared cooking
methods of 1867 with those of
present times and a dessert was
made and enjoyed .by the girls.
Officers were elected with pre.
siaent, Levie McWhinney;. vice.
president, Yvonne Girvin, sec.
To Dance
In Erin
Brenda Harrison, 11, of 176
Strang Ct., has , been, selected
along with seven other Ontario
dancers to accompany 'the Hes.
pier Junior Pipe Band to Erin,.
Term., to participate in the'lrish
Festival March 15 to 18.
Brenda, daughter , of Mr. c.nd
...rs. Earl Harrison, may also
• appear on television at Nash-
ville.
,e The group will represent Can.
ada in the Centennial year having
won 22 out of 26 competitions
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-etary and press rejorte>c•, Rose.
mary Eedy.,‘, ,
s •
Mx, ao4? sr � h. a*
W Ingham, ' i't day
-with-Mr. and, Thomas Park.
Fears
song,
IrnpreSSiOn "` t
W. J. Mills, chairman of God.
erich Public Utilities Commiss,
ion, said last week a front page
headline in The Signal Star, Uti1T
sties Chairman Admits Con:
fusion, -may • have 2 conveyed the
wrong, impression.
The headline referred to Mr.
Mills' remarks to Goderich and
District Labor Council during
which he said the PVC's nevi'
billing methods are confusing.
Mr.., Mills said he 'intended to
convey the meaning that there
is apparently confusion about the
billing in the minds of thepubiic,
He said he is not confused.
YOU DON'T HAVE
year will receive an inscribed
scroll, a formiof tribute
Harman._7,__Sowerby w6;_ Bogie
1- ,, Westbrook 2; Johnston,
Dauphin 12; Vanstone 4,.R. Ginn
9; Flick 12, Robertson 4. Hannon.
leading 5 wins plus 1,4wincEn.
MEN
37r
Separate
School.
By Brock Stimson
Vanstone 6, Hawkins 8; Eedy
A centennial table has been, 6, Rivet - Montgomery 6,
set up in the main hall.r .
The Senior students have been Hallam . fir: obb 7, Sowerby 8;
Westbrook' 4, Jewell 48. Durst
charged with placing a differ- leading 7 wins• •
ent display on the table every WOMEN
month. Each display is to be
related to Canada's history. Rivett 15, Young 4; Ginn 2,
We have •high hopes of have Sturdy 7.; Vanstone 1, Westbrook
ing a sleigh ride before all the 10; Feagan 5, Johnstone 7. Riv-
snow disappears, ett-leading 5 wins plus 29.
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SUNDAY SERVICES
o FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
(.Baptist Convention of Ontario and Quebec)
Montreal Street Near .The Square
11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship. Baptism.'
7:00 p.fn.—Evening Worship. Fireside Hour.
Minister: REV. RENRY de VRIES, Phone 524-8792
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The Free Methodist Church in Canada
• "+•--• Corner of Victoria and Park Streets
Re -v. A. R. Harley, B.Th. SUNDAY, FEB. 26th •
-., — 10 a.m.—Sunday School—AI! Ages.
• I'll a.m.—"WHY THE CROSS?"
7 p.m.—Evening • Worship. - -
7/, \'N Tues., 6:30—Young People ;8:00 Prayer:
Friday, 8:00 -Youth Choir rehearsal.
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
BAYFIELD ROAD AT BLAKE STREET
PASTOR: SPECIAL .SPEAKER"
10:00 A.M.=—OUR' FAMILY ' B•IBL-ESCHOOL•
OUR BUSES WILL CALL AT YOUR DOOR)
PHONE: 524-7150 •
11:00. a.m.—Preaching Service.
7:30 p.m.—Preaching. Sexv ,ce.
"Come Where You Are Never A Stranger Twice'
UNITED HOLINESS CHURCH
62 Cambria Road North
NO SERVICES THIS WEEK BECAUSE OF A DISTRICT
MEETING WITH THE DAWN VALLEY CHURCH
SAMUEL M. MILLER, Pastor;
"A Welcome Awaits You"
Bethel Pentecostal Tabernacle'
Corner of Elgin 'and Waterloo' Sts.
REV. ROBERT CLARK, Pastor
SUNDAY; FEBRUARY 26th
10:00 4.m. Sunday School Classes for all abet:
�a M
•11 O0'.a.m. The Womte's Missionary Council in charge of
Morning Serviti. Guest speaker and 'special singing.
Evangelistic Service.
P
iec Metb oMethodists
Approve ExpansiOn
The board of the Goderich Free
Met .dist Church has adoPted
principle a plan to enlarge the
present church facilities bycon-
struction of an addition o the
presennt building.
Last Sunday morning the pro-
ject was presented to the con.
gregattop of the church by the
Minister, `I ev. A.. R. Harley.
Plans include erection of anew
chancel, which, will contain a
choir loft- and plpit; two church
• •_.,
offices, and a large bevsement
room for youth activities.
Need for such a project is
created by the rapid growth in
recent months in atteudanc.e and
membership of the various young
people groups, and the creation
of a choir, Mr. Harley said.
This project constitutes the
Centennial prboject for, the, God.
erich.,: Methodists, and building
will commence as soon as poss-
ible,
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ST. 'GEORGE'S CHURCH
Third Sunday in Lent—February 26th
8:305 a.m.—Holy Communion.
11:00 a.m.-Morning, Prayer and Sermon.
CHURCH SCHOOL
10:00 a.m.—Grades 1 to 9
11:00 a.m.--Nursery to Grade 2•
Rector: REV. G. G. RUSSELL, B.A., B.D.
•C3rganist and Choirmaster: LORNE H. DOTTERER
THE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA
North Street ' United Church
FEBRUARY 26th, 1967
Third Sunday in Lent,
'10:00 a.m.—Senior Sunday School.
11:00 a.m.—Junior' Department:
11:00 a.m'.—Morning Worship.
•• Sermon Subject:
(3) A Traitor .•
Junior choir in charge of Prole*,
• (Supervised -'.Nursery)
All Welcome.
Mr. Lance .Reed, Organist and Choir Director
Rev. J. Donand MacDonald, B.Sc., B.D., Minister
Knox Presbyterian Church
`• THE ,REV. G. LOCKHART ROYAL, B.A., Minister
- William Cameron, Director of Praise '
SUNDAY; FEBRUARY 26th
10:00••a:m.--Church School. ', •,
11:00 a.m.—Divine WoIship.
Sermon:,PLAIN PEOPLE MEET THE CHRIST.
(4) "With A Social Sriob."
(Nursery and' Junior Congregation)
7:30 p.m.—Annual Mariner's Service. •
(Music by the Harbouraires)
7:30 p.m.—Young People's Society.
1867 --- Canada's Centennial of Cenfeder tion — 1967
ENTER TO WORSHIPDEPART TO, •SERV"
tr, w _ •
THE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA
Victoria Street- United Church'
The I•louse of Friendship
10300' a.m.---Sunday School—Ali Departments. .
11:00 a,m.—Worship Service.
"WHAT SHOULD BE THE CHRISTIAN' ATTITUDE-
. -- TO -COMMUNISM?"
Saturday, 7:00 p.m., --Young People's.
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