The Goderich Signal-Star, 1967-06-22, Page 10•
MER PROJECTS
ARE TO BE HELD GIVING EVERYONE
AN OPPORTUNITY TO
BECOME
QUAINT ID
H THE, THEATRE
WE INVITE .
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'All prospective actors, directors, electricians.
stage hands, etc. to fill in tile following blank.
No experiencenecessary--we're all amateurs.
I am interested in becoming an acture
member of the Goderich Little Theatre.
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Forward to:- Jim McCarthy,
246 Jones St.,
Goderichy'Ontar•ic.
CAFE IDB SERVE YOU?
WNESDAY, JUNE 28; 1967
one of our representatives
MR. K. G. HOPPER
will be at
The Bedford Hotel,
Goderich
In this district and throughout Canada many
persons and . firms in practically, types of
bukinesses including
Agriculture. • Tourist and Recreational
Businesses • Construction • Professional •
Services • Transportation • Wholesale and
Retail Trades, as well. as Manufacturing •
have obtained loans from the IDB to acquire
land, buildings, and machinery, to increase
working capital, to start a new. business, and
for other purposes. Ifyou consider that IDB
can be of service, you are invited to arrange an
appointment with the IDB representative by
telephoning,
Tel.: 524-7337
or in advance by Arriting to
INDUSTRIAL
.DEVELOPMENT BANK
291 Dundas Street; London, Ontario
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Captain aiid
Fest R. •Womiaold and Family
Wombolds FIin Fion
Salvation Army Captain Roy
Wombold and Mrs. Wombold are
4being transferred to a new
charge at , Flin Fion, ' in nor.
thern Manitoba. Captain Wom•
bold reports that because tem.
peratures drop so far below
the freezing point during win.
ter months there, the water
pipes must be encased in
•wooden boxes and packed with
insulation to prevent them free.
zing.
Despite the extreme cold of
`the winter season in this nor.
'thern mining town, the Wom.
bolds are looking forward to
their new posting and:- the Sal.
vation Army 'Work which they
will be competently carrying on
there.
Captain and Mrs. Wombold
have spent four happy years
in Goderich in charge of the
Salvation Army corps • here,
and „the memories of the many
KINGS;BRIDQE - . A joint
meeting. was held for the Cath.
otic Women's League councils
of St. Augustine and St. Jos.
eph's, Kingsbridge, in the St.
Augustine hall. The meeting
was chaired by Mrs. 'Carl Rie.
11ng, President of St, Joseph's
council, Kingsbridge, and Mrs.
Gus Redmond, President of St.
Augustine council. Father Car.
• uana opened the June meeting
*With the League prayers.
• Minutes of the May meeting
,•were read and adopted as coi.
rect. Thetreasurer's report
• was given. Mrs. John Howard
reported three First Commun.
scants. Mrs. Ormond Heffernan
reported three cards Gent to.
the sick. Mrs. Robert Howard
and M•rs. Jack Tigert were an.
pointed auditors and"Mrs: John
Van Rooy wasa ointed„citiken.
friends and acquaintances they ship convenor. bake sale was
have tnade here during thdt slated for June. An excellent
period will be a treasure to report. on the dio sap conven.
take with them. ,The farewell tion held at University Centre,
services will be- conducted at Windsor. in May was given by
the Salvation Army citadel Sun. . Mrs. CarI .Riegling and. Mrs.
day, June 25. Captain, Worn. Leonard Chisholm, delegates.
bold will be succeeded by Lieu. Father Hennessey, Diooesan
tenant Ralph •Hewlitt whe. is to Director, stated the reports
be married in the fall, given at the convention are the
Another transferral within, milestone of our years' work.
this district of Salvation Army The theme being"For God and
charges affecting a former, Canada". "Gain knowledgeand
well — . known Salvation' Army bring Christ to our. Com:nun._
worker, formerly posted here, sty," he' said, '"by showing a
will be of interest to Salvation greater. love of fellowmen."
Army adherents in this com. Mrs. G. L. Schneider, recor.
=nifty. Captain Joyce Ellery, ding secretary of provincial co.
who has been a house mother 'uncil of ••the C.W.L. urged all
at the S.A.'s Children's Vil. • delegates to attend the provin.
lage, London, for several years cial convention 20th annual ' at
after leaving Goderich, was re. Hotel London, July 4, 5,3. Mrs:
centry apointed' to the posi. W. I. Barrett, Recording Sec.
tion of superintendent of the retary, urged all presidents to
Children's Village. have paper work in order before
annual convention. Mrs. S. A.
Wood, treasurer, urged to .al.
ways send cheques in the mail,
never money.
Mrs. A. V. Lovick, . spiritual
initial leadership skills from convener, stressed social action
events sponsored by the Ont. and social welfare in our own
ario council of Christian ed parishes, and said it was im.
ucation through the years. portant for us to fulfill our
The Rev. Phil Karpetz, ex. obligations to God and' Coun.
ecutive secretary in the dos. try, "Be wise as serpents and
ing years of the council's- life, simple. as doves."
has accepted” a position with.. Mrs. P. J. Fallona, education
the Humber college_ of applied .,, convener, said civilization to.
arts and technology .in metro- day is becoming more and•more
politan' Toronto a race between education and
Christian Education Group Closer
The Ontario ▪ council &Chris•,
tian. education, an interdenom-
inational. body organized in1865,
will close its operation as of
June 30, 1967. This was the
decision of denominational re.
pr.esentatives made at the re.
cent annual meeting heldat the
United Church' House in Tor.
onto.
The Ontario council of Chris•
tian education; under varfous
• names such as the Ontario Sun-
day school association and the
Ontario religious ' education
council, was, the means through
which many church school and
week day program youth work-
ers received their material and.
leadership' training. Under its
former boards (Boys' work
board and the Girls'work board)
it was known a..s tiio, headouar.
ters OPPW..ritiOniktor the Ont
ario eider bbyeparliament and
the Canadian girls in training.
•As. well, it gave leadership 'to
the various local Christian ed.
ucation councils and Sunday
school associatio,Pis in the town.
ships of Ontario, to the annual
leadership conventions and
other special events. In the
peak of its camping leadership
some fifty—eight camps were
sponsored in Ontario by the
O.C.C.E.
The work formerly under.
taken: by the boys' and girls'
work boards has, since Dec.,
embei 1965, been operated by
two separate, committees or.
ganized on a provincial basis
• and these two programs will
continue
•
After over a century of
service, on an ecumenical
basis, the denominations felt
that each of its bodies had now
assumed the basic duties per.
• formed by . the co—operative
body. Many are the clergymen,
persons in public life, and
others who have derived their
1
� k
Join
ro,
catastrophe, Teach your _child
discipline of, learning. The.
C,W,L should support bur.
series, Contribute books to
school libraries, etc. Invite sp.
eakers on education.
Mrs. E. Goldhawk, citizen- ,
ship and immigration, said -to
take part in community drives,
like dancer, Red Cross, United
Appear ', s -,community
pro-
jects,
rojects, help Immigrants to ob.
tain citizenship. papers; pro.
mete E9gllsh : classes where
needed: Mrs. T..Gorskt, re.
solutions and .education, . sugg-
ested to help,, With Centennial
Projects and fy;, the Centennial
flag.. Mrs. G. `s O. Rutherford,
public .relatiopS, • chose the clip.
ping of our Sip meeting last
year for°the:scrapbpok of league'
affairs,'tn the .diocese. Mr's. S.
Sualcex national ,e magazine, said
to prolt`dlywear the League pin
and su1 scribe;to the magazine.
A resolution was passed to re-
quest the yOirilnion government
to keep- paying the pension for
fevrt 'naafis td the other part.
ner, after' one partner dies,
cushioning the- impact of the
sudden reduction of income.:
Mrs. R. Howard, social action;
reported cards were -available
from the Institute of the Blind— -
regarding willing of eyes. The
W indtor branch had a panel
discussion on Consumers'Ass.
ociation of Canada. A C.A.C.
in our community was recomm-
ended.' A worthwhile book for
the league to invest in is the
"Canadian 'Consumer's Book".
Mrs. Gus Redmond, Press.
dent of St. Augustine Council,
thanked Mrs. Carl Riegling and
feting
.1111111,1•1111111011Willitailli 41111
• q 4,
Mrs. Leonard Chishglm, dele.
gates to the convention for their
very excellent report.
YEAR OF FAITH
The Director, Father Car.
uana , gave an informative talk.
He said, Our Holy Father, Pope
Paul VI has called, for a "year
of Faith' to begin on June 29th,
the feast of the martyrdom of
St. Peter and St. Paul. It ;was
on this date in the year 67,
1900 years ago, that they both
gave their lives for the faith.
Father Caruana also said, since
Vatican II the world needs a
lot of prayers. "With Vatican
IX'` we get a deeper understand
ing about faith..
Following Father Caruana's
talk a panel of four ladies
from the Kingsbridge council
gave their own ideas of "What
the C.W.L. means to me."
Those of the, panel were Mrs.
John Howard, Mrs. FrankRieg.
ling, Mrs, Joe O'Keefe and Mrs.
Robert Howard. The PI :lent,
Mrs, Carl Riegling thanked the
ladies for —their efforts, and
'Father Caruana presented each
lady with -a C,,W,L. booklet.
The meeting was adjourned
by Mrs. Robert Howard. Shop.
'ping bags made . of tapestry,
from the Carmelite Nuns were
on' display. A plant exchange
was held during the social hour,
with the St, Augustine. ladies
serving a delicious lunch.
Personal
Miss Susan Barlow, Wh-1D is
a graduate of Goderich Business
College, has joined the office'
staff of Scbwitzer Corporation
T•1rrt'.tpd, Stratford.
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