HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-01-29, Page 3There are -four new members on Huron; County Codncll this year and all of them are fromthe
• north' and 'central part of the county,_Picture�d here (left to- ribhtts) are Ken McMichael, reeve. of
Turnherry; E. W. Oddleifson, reeve of Bayfield; Clerk. John Berry; Harold Cobb, reeve of Clinton;
arid. Eugene Frayne,Mdeputy-reeve of Ashfield Township. -PA photo
Separate SchoolBoard
Approve -
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The Huron -Perth • County
Roman Catholic eparate School
Board at its meeting iii. -St. James'
Separate School,' Seaforth, on
Monday night approved a
borrowing by-law for $850,000.
Trustee- . -James- --•-MGrris,
Stratford; was appointed board
representative to the Stratford
and District Labour --Council
"Teen Town." 4F• -•-
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• Minister's, .stud:
Rev, -Kenneth J. Knight
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r /4111.1% l gut' • u rte) of his people arra really Wiled in. spears for ow. d. if he. flidii't
►'utr, !tc" Iltcil Itc'c,tr:ctlr rtt;t", )a'ur(J ?Ode. *from the one or t;uvO) believe that, you couidn't•-drag
1,1(11 �,rr lli r ^tkul .�cirr� �'Uiat are„obviously sleeping, the him into his pulpit,. Think of the
anti /)4<li.c•
Pastor, learr}s .to recognize tet irmeLsity, of the problenas',tb °
signs df those. wh10have turned , face -us, think Of the cpmpleXlty.
him off --: e.g °the. fixed glazed of the relationships that pain us;
stare, the glancing out the think of the depth of The
Window., the blank look. Perhaps dilemmas that confuse us. '
It has been best,sumtned up by a• Do ' 'you think. that• the
medical doctor as he was'quoted minister thins that ou>, of his
in the Detroit Free Press `in little head he can ladle , out
1966. r '-panaceas that Will .dissolve our
Ur. James II. Laird said this: difficulties? Not, al all% .The
"A° sermon has a very personal preacher speaks for God. The
message for yc)u. Don't let the minister believes that Christian
fact thatyou sit with a. crowd faith has provided him with
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'obscure for you'the profound truth rpeither of, 'his own
truth that a sermon i5 intended possession nor discovery, truth.
for you. that. has healing power to bind
.So as you sit there don't begin
tram Irate crerlasting
Anel thel - that (tear shall lire"
'And Ile said tarts Meat' tuba' .
heed what ye hear " ,h`,•Ziri.
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Are yOu listening?. 1 often
times 'think, '„res rnotit preachers
'probably do, bow Many people`
out there are really' listening.
t1 ,Muth titre is spent in sermon
,,,..preparation. _A lot or Study goes
ifito -detail as to fact and
• scripture portions, - illu;;tr-aUons
etc., and one Often wonder's on
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'Sunday morning at
approximately 11.35 how mart
borrowing 150 000
up
to
to make a list of all thveople
you wish were listening, this is
for you. Don't poke your elbow
into the ribs 6f your•mate and
mutter, "Get that, Buster." No,
, this is for you" The point of a,
Payment o.t' renibership , ees1. - Library Board.contact N rs'. Nvenhpis 'sermon is communication and
totalling $1.910 were app�'oved William Innes, Stratford concerning this request as to the call is di"rested to you, so
for •they Ontario Separate School trustee, was appointed a5 a what information ' was wanted. ,. pick up""I'fre receiver.
Trustees Association ($1,585) member of the Stratford, Iraffic The •Board gave' approval for .\ sermon is a person • to
and for • the Ontario School Sub -committee to represent the Mr Vintar and Trustee Francis—pEarsun call. And let. us be eery
Trustees Council ($360).. Board, Hic:knell, RR 5. Seaforth, to clear about who the other
Jose h Looh ; Dublin, TV ' fe a on arson iS. It Is not the prcather.
--Claude -Clande Harve .__..and_-. _:Vic... _ ..: .p __.... ..Y �k�i�. _ii ..�4(�rt ,�c of -s. i' _. .
re -appointed
Lindsay of Stratford were chairman of the Finance and Program Distribution at the That a preposterous. Ihing `eller
to represent the Insurance (,�omtrlittee,_is to calla London Boars{ of Education TV sermon would be if it were -
Lindsay l meetingof his committee with'
Huron -Perth Separate `Sch�ot (;entre on February 27 in merely„the preacher trying to
Board ;on the Stratford ..Public,_, Superintendent John Vintar and London share some;Lof his wisdom with
Business' . Adiiiinistrator Jack• \,iticent Young, (;od,erich, ehoScT Who' were : interested- in
reported that the Minister of ,whale lief might think about what.
Education, 14.m. William 1)'aV is, was going on in the world. ,
a man
nal -Star ublisher
tours Abitibi paper mill
• Twelve weekly publishers who
• are also printers for the weeklies
• around them were taken on a
trip to the Abitibi papermill in
Iroquois Falls near Timmins last
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Colbiorne Corner
BY__SHA.RQN WHITELY
GR.'5
Friday, January 16, 1070 we
held a dance in our school gym.
It . lasted from 8 o'clock to
eleven o'clock...
- We made ,$3p.50: People, in
grades five to eight(attended. Il
Most of the .people •seemed to
enjoy it:
Monday, January. 19,'• 1970
the volleyball team from
O Brookside, came for a game
against ,our school. Our boys
won their 'games. Our girls lost
-two and won one. Better luck
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next time!
Monday, ..January 26; 1970
our. school's volleyball teams
went to Brookside to play. Both
teams lost,
Lane and insurance officials to
cheek all insurance coverage and
ew 1
A letter Was received from
, 7 Mrs. Frank Nyenlluis„ K It 1.
week. Iii the group was Goderich
publisher Bob Shrier.
Thursday the party was flown •
to Timmins and then proceeded
first to tour the original plant
and new. spaper . , of . famous
publisher' Lord Thomson of- -
Fleet and then on to the mill 'at
•Iroquois Falls. •
9lt took a complete afternoon
-to, tour the huge plant and watch
the'rw'hole",operation from th
raw. logs roaring into the chute
for debarking to - the finished
product • rolling • off of the six
newsprint making machines
- being wrapped and loaded for
delivery to plants like the
Signal -Starr
In30.bbelow zero weather tlift
publishers were taken out early-
the
arlythe morning to watch the
eom.plete bush . operation after
which it was dinner at the bush•
camp, than back to Toronto by
Friday afternoon.
_"The whole operation from
bush to loading is absolutely
fascinating, stated Mr. Shrier.
"I will never take a `Sheet of,
newsprint for granted again."
Kir kora Parent •Teacher
Association, "requesting 1 bt
Board to inform her associatian
of matters of business
concerning the•-Kink'ora School.
Trustee P. S.- Carty, RR
Stratford,'' was instructed - to
\VI it VII( 0 (
Of tilt` neer 'addition to Sp • sht•ring his 1}lou);hl with -other
Mary s• School in Goderich on men it would.b.e a waste of time.
Monday. l•`ehruarv” 2, al. 8 p.m. All most iif us know about life
as guest speaker. The addition-• could be told very quickly. A
consists ,of a carpetted open sermon has.another.souree than
area. •the "first in Iluron and . the brain of the preacher. •
Pert h"Counties to, h. p)u'1 into , The ' clergyman ` speaks the
effect, a designed` Kindergarten •weird ul' (god. "leo say this .is so
room, a ileal (Iv rooirl. stal'1
lounge _Ind general worn. .
amsonite heed slated
or Goderich banquet
F. -A. • Knight. president of
Samsonite Ltd.. Siratl",)ret, will'
he - the guest.. Spe•aHker at the
.Goderich Industrial Commission
and Tourist I)e\e`'lopnl€nt dinner
at 1larhourlite I44n this' Friday
• evening, °
The speaker has tiled ''its the
Stratford area since 1952 e'.i.ep1
for a year spent in Rhode Island..
Ile
'was an original member of
the - "Stratford Festival hoard
in 1953 and '19.54; a metuber of
the Industrial Commission
from 1954 to 1958: president of
the 'Strat.for.d Chamber „(if
Commerce in 105(; c16(1
vice-presld('nl (it' .the (Yntario
local Obituaries
-FRANK X. BAECHLER • McCallum . Funeral Home, •He • farmed in Kinloss ERNEST NIVINS
Goderich, Monday, January 26. • Township until 10 years ago .,
interment was in Bayfield when he came to Goderich to ' vt'nt,st ,..ions died at
ern-etery:r,Tarlbearers- were Jan --'work in the•--8iflo Sait Mine lie'--..Lt...a.+-n.:it>•00t't :'-•p)is1r-w4- e41ioriak,.
Koene, Charles . Wallis, John was a •' member ' "of Knox ff spilal \\`ednesday. .Januar•\
Campbell, John Watson, I)orrald' ,Presbyterian Church.' ' '21, following a lengthy. illness.
Campl)ell and George Keyes:' •_ He is -survived by his wife, the Mr. \i irs as horn ;il `Blyth.
Flowerbearers were .Alf Warner,, former Jean Edith Stot hers: a son of John and 'Margaret
.Doug -three > sons, , John: David " find Ni'� ins. lie had h('en0a resident of
,» Elizabet Coxon Ho worked as - Ted Dunn and Wallis. Hire c
• a guard in a paper mill until four ` : • ' - m -Andrew and one daughter, Julia, I,eaulliligt.on for many years.
arid a half years ago. _ . JOHN•WILFR•ED GODFREY `, all at home; his mother: four Surviving with his wife are
He was .an 'adherent of the John Wilfred Godfrey, 270 •sisters, Mrs: (;corge tRena) , a,,E Krill hers. lames h;.,
United Church. oronto, died 1' isher,� Wirlgham Mrs. • Elden (,i+I,,ar� . • -Alberti: Wilford.'
Chisholm Ave.,, ve•(Alma) Lhwr} Iluron
Survivors include one 'son, suddenly January 22 �in Toronto .Victoria. fi,('.: and Melvin of
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• Charles of . Goderich and two ' Townsh'i p: Mrs, ' Honald London: and - two sisters, Mrs,
East General Ilospital. He waS • (Kathieen) Forsl'c'r; l,uc•know:
' grandchildren. 5 �4largaret Foster' of (;oderi.ch and
41 and .Mrs. Uuncarl (LiIT'ian 1
Funeral service was Saturday, He was born July 11, 1928 in 11 r., Martha \lc('all °of Listowel.
January 24 at the Stiles Funeral the Township`"of Olden to. Ralph Simpson, Kintail: two brothers, the funeral• servic(' wasMhc ld
,Jc�hn_.ol' _LoTndon and._ Lllio'tt oI-__.Kl.l. -_the p�t�_i�t�._..L'=ttnc�rtil: . Home,
Home_ with_ Rey,,_Leonard_ Wa•1.__ _ Godfrey and the-- former- ll•a---•-•
,. .Ripley': and one sister -hi -law, Leamington, ,lanuarN • 23, with
officiating. Campsel. He moved to M r5 . Verdi n OM a rgarcll 1
Interment was in .Maitland Dungannon ih,19,11 and went to=� i nt e,rrllE'n t ttI Ltt•keview'
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Pallbearers were_ -Mowbray, Luci:now. : Cemetery . •
Cemetery. P Toronto 10 years -ago. �._. ._ _,_ _. _ _ --.
, The .body Is ratting --at t.1it�_` -. �:. _�. - . ,:.���. --_-•,----,-:_- _--
'James"
• James- Corri an; -Norris Davis,_ _ _ ._ -
Corrigan, He was married • in 1.90.3 to Stiles Funeral Home in (iuderirh
Harold Baethler, Lavrirence' Muriel Shannon who survives. unlit 'Thursday w�hen'itifl rest
Burgett, Vernon Marriott and He worked as a' bulldozer A1ItLIAtiS
Douglas Young. at the McKenzie Memorial ,
g g operator: ('liape�ly I,ucknow, filen 10 a.nl.
Mr. (nice, ey was an adherent until service at ,3: 3O p.m. Rei . CE MEET E R�
of the Unit�,cp Chl�rc'h• (;, p,, Royal will officiate.
W. MCKENZIE Surviving besides his wife are 'Inters lit will be in South M .MIR1 A LS
his father,' Goderich; two sisters, Kinloss Cemetery.TileDonald W. McKen'tie,R.
'ifill. 1 Mrs. Cliff (Olive)Sproul, EthelKinloss
gill ht' (lar �An
Bayfield, died Friday, ,.January and. Mrs. David (Gail) In hlgston, ("arruthrrs, Peril 1..ow'r1. 1111 Stratford`d -InscriptionsOntario'
23 at'' Alexandra Marine and . Seaforth and • one brother; '
Fisher, Rt)s Foi'> I . Donald Ro n a I d C. McCollum
General' Hospital. • He was 69 Howard, Goderich. • Maclntyre and Lynn Lowi-,„„
'years old. • - 'Funeral service was Monday,
9 Flowerbearers 'will ley stay
He was` the son of Donald 'A. January 26 lh the Stiles Funeral
Hamilton. •Mister \lcht'y Jim
McKenzie and the former Mary Home, Godeth:b,,with Rev. R. Burt and .lobe Simpon.
Elizabeth Stirling and was born C. McClenaghan officiating.
on Lot '38, Concession, 2 o1" 4 Interment was in Dungannon
Goderich Township. •Cem•et<ery,. 'Pallbearers were ForYour �'�
Tecumseh: - .c'
A lifelong resident of Thomas. Forsythe, ' -
Gode ich Township, he Paroled Roger' Firkin;- Toronto; ,,I)ehfier . INSURANCE:
r p ' Sproul, .
there.,unt;il' his death.'.. ' � � ° lr ll�ian ' S Weston•, Evans, James rout, James
He was married .September, Sproul, p
d 21,, 1935, ' • to ° Dorpthy McCreight and Wayne Linington,
cotchmer who survives. ' ° Flowerbearers were George
A member . of St. Andrews. •, Foy, Mike Sproul, Stephen.
United Church in Bayfield, he , Sproul -an erry Sproul.
was an elder and a'clerk of -the
IRWIN ISA C CARRUTHERS
session for many years. He was r •
chairman of the Bayfield Irwin ,Isaac. Carruthers, 12:9. ' Donald �. IVIacEwtln
Cemetery Board at the Arne of Trafalgar St., Goderich, died' , ,
y
o his death.
Mofnda , . January 26 at
He is survived.,by his wife; one Alexandra 'General and Marine, RE, ► ESTATE
daughter,' Doreen at ,home and Hospital. lie was 50. .
one sore, Donald Victoria B. C November
Carruthers was born -
er 29; •1919 in 'Kinloss' ' <LISTINGS .AND ENQUI,R•IES- INVITED
and.. two sisters,., Mrs. Sh td � .;�. ,... ,p}'. ..
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Jessie) Keyes,. Varna aero--- �rs���''�� Peter
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the ft,trielcal ... �inglialta �tr1°to survives,
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Frank X. Baechler, Nile,' died
suddenly a1 hiS residence
'January 21. He was 69.
lie was"born• August 27, 1900
in Kinloss Township ,.to Charles
Baechler and the former. Jane
('hamber`of ('one\nn rce in 1'9 ,2:
allcl has been a \isiting lecturer
at ..\\ aterloo Lutheran l ni\er-lacy
in foreign trade.
.\ reception hcffor( 1•he.diniler
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at. 7 :i(1 p.m.' will be . spon,ored
Ili '1 li 1 Iliodl (;aS....Co llparll •
Honored guests' will include.
a.'
Ilon: , C. .AIacS'aifghtt)n•.
pro\tnc lilt treasurer;
llcliinte\ , \1P for Huron: .\li t.
Phillips. manager of \1O1):1°ancl
1luron 'County . Warden •Ito
`\estcutl: :Members.. of tow n
i'i)Ullcil all`CT, the (;odel'i('ti
Industrial ('ommission as well as
Many Oilier leading (•it:,ens•
at,() attend
ridiculous as to he almost
comical. Who is a minister to
speak, for (god'.' 11( is just an
ors inar__ iindiidt+al. born of
_ordinary parents. and yel--lie
the wounds of mankind,
A _ sern)on is a persgnal
r•Jiessage that demands a -personal
response. Often the response is
verbal. as -a parishioner` tells his
inihister how much he enjoyed'
the sermon. '.___..
A response that is merely
verbal is inadequate. The man in .
the pew should ask himself,
"What" word is God speaking to
me this morning? How does the
truth he is trying to tell me
apply' to. my dais life? And
• what am I going to do about it?
When this happens. sermon..,.
can be truly meaningful."
'I'o the foregoing 1 dare say
most ministers would say -.ac
hearty "Amen". 1 wonder, will'
you be tuned in'and listening for
(cod's voice this Sunday? If you
are, and He should direct you •y
Ills spirit 'to do something
regarding your future
destination, and by that I mean ,
you personal soul salvation..etlien"
why hold back when clearly it is
(;ud speaking and not merely a
man. •
Give your heart, liTe and..your
soul completely into Iiis keeping,
for eternity.' and -then you too '
will be, able.to confidently say "1,
am saved."
Church. God
N ......�_�._... (PENTECOSTAL.)
Oldest Pe,atecostal Denomination 'in North America
.. Pastor: RE.V.OMER HE1tDERSON
Friday, 8:00 p.rna - Youth,Services.
SUNDAY SERVICES
10:00 a -.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL
1 C:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. - CHURCH
'Corner North and Nelson -- MacKay Hall
r home 524-7129
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MEMORI.ALS -- MARKERS & CEMETERY LETTERING
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Goderich District Representative
F RAN-1F-•.R",Ct LVVA1 N -
524-7861 or 200 Gibbons St. - 524-9465
REG. J. BELL
45...a fbrta Rad, S. 524.-7464
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• Representative '
215 Wellington St..S., Goddrich.
Phone 524-6272 or 524;7345,-
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MtucEWarl &• MuCEWo
'44 Nortli St. _ 524-9531_
Peter S. MaeEwan
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GODERICH FROSTED :FOODS-
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¢So HAMa;ITON STREET,..,
row 'raising*
BY THE ,PIECE
SLAB BACON
VEAL CHOPS
VEAL PATTIES
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PORK LIVER
CROWN BRAND - •2 ,Iby Bottle
CORN
SYRUP
PALM GARDEN - 100 Bags
TEA BAGS
le. 794
le. 894
lb.
634.
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394
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694.
HEINZ CONDENSED - 10 or -Tin
TOM'ATQ;SOUP a ,234
BQNUS6 BRAND -- 10' To A Pkg...
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(Baptist -Conyentioti of tOntarin and ct<,ets4c)
MONTREAL 5311E:ET neat 'T ha
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WELCOME:TO All-
imps) a.m. - Adult l ible'Cla s and. SLlrlday $0hPOI: Fnr.All'
11:00 '4,m. ^ COMM !NtON SERVICE.
' `yvtd. Nursery
..Minister; Rev, AperrthurseMaybury, B,A.
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Sexagesirng. Sunday. 'F91 Fruary, 1st.
61,30 a•,r1rm. i9,;• I bLX' Q. MMVISON•
11::A() •a.m, HOLY ,COMMUNION.
d •� Nursery at 41 'a.m..
CHURCH SCHOOL CLASSES- at 10 .and. 1,1, a,;n•..
Rice#or 'FIEV. G. G.' RUSSELL,
Organist ;Ctloirmaster-Miss Mariann,Aidous,,
`.Mus.,KMus aC
, nox Presbyterian Churc
THE REV. G. LOCKH,ART ROYAL, R.A:., Minl$ter. "
WILLIAM CAMEROn, Director of Excise
• SUNDAY, -ERR .JARY 1st
MOO a.m. CHURCH SCHOOL
11:00 a,m. - DIVINE WORSHIP
Sermon:
"CDEE,P CAL;LETH UNTO -DEEP"
(Nursery and Junior Congregation)
- ,The Rev. R. C. McCalla, i, Goderich -
7:30 p.m. - Young People's Society.
• THURSDAY, JANUARY 29
Official" Visit of .the Moderato: .
2:30 p.m. W.M.S. Rally and Interested Persons.
8:0.0 p.m. - Rally to hear the. Moderator.
Enter to Worship - Depart to Serve
North Street United .-Clurc-
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10:00 a.m. - SENIOR SCHOOL.
11:00 a.m.,j-ry ` MESSENGERS.
(Junior School Age)
11:00 a.m. WORSHIP.
REV. J. R. GRANT, frA,, B.D.
Calvary United Church;' London
WILL CONDUCT THE SERVICE.
Supervised Nursery
Etearror- #h-errrrgtom
Organist and Choir Director
BetheIPentecOStaI Tabernacle:
Affiliated with the Pentecostal Assemblies of Cahada
CORNER OF ELGIN AND WATERLOO STS.
REV. R. CLARK, Pastor
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1st
10:00 a.m. - SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. --- CHURCH.
Tuesday,`•8:00 p.m. - Prayer and Bible Study,
Friday, 8:OQ..p.m. - Young People's' Service. •
VE'ct�'ria Street United' -Church
The House of Friendship Rev. Leonard Warr
•'---..10:00 a.m."— BIBLE SCHOOL FOR ALL GRADES.
11-:00 a.m. - WORSHIP SERVICE.,'
Sermon:`
"IVISSIONS- IMPOSSIBLE?"
1:30 p.m.} •- BENMILLER WORSHIP
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SERVICE AND .ABLE SCHO 3-L
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Mrs. J. Snider
Victoria St. Organist & C'hoir Director
Mrs. L. Warr
Behmiller Pianist &
Choir Director
UNITEDHOLINESS CHURCH
62 Cambria Street North
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1st.
9; 50 a.m. -• SUNDAY SCHOOL
11:00 a.m. - WORSHIP SERVICE. ,
7�i0 p:m V iNCEt-Ib1'lC SERVICE
Wednesday, 8:00 p.m. - MIOWEEK PRAYER SERVICE.
"AA WELCOME" AWAITS YOU''
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Pas3or: REV. C. A. JOI-I'N•5O'�l'��.,a-.�—pWO1=68$7
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
BAYFIELD ROAD AT BLAKE STREET
"f1 I l:'I.J.C1lt'. J/Il' CJIC'RCN"r
NEED A RIDE? CA:LL"k`OR' BUS PICKUP
524-9565 or 524-6445 ,‘P--
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10:00 a,m. - SUNDAY SCHOOL:
11:00 a.m. - iVI'ORNING WORSHIP.
"FAITH: A FORCE FCR THE FUTtI.IE"
Evening Service, 7:30 p.m. - "Total Family" Hour
Midweek Bible ,Study -G ednesdays at 8:00 p.m.
'PASTOR:" REV. KENNETH J. KNIGI
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WESLEY MEMORIAL CHURCH
THE FREE METHODIST CHURCH
Park Street at Victoria .
H.•Ross Nicholls, Pastor
SUNDAY SCHOOL 10:00
THE. WORSHIP HOUR - 11:00 A.M.
Sermon: THE CHURCH ON TRANQUILI±ERS
EVENING SERVICE - 7:'06 P.M.
Mid -Week ,Bible tudy ant! Prayer Hour
Topic':, "THE *SPIRIT AND THE WORD"
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