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Huron -Perth SS Board
reviews insurance -policies
BY WILMA OKE
At the Huron -Perth County
Roman Catholic Separate School
TRUE RICHES Board meeting in Seaforth
Monday ,night Trustee Michael
Connolly, RR, 3, - Kippen,
revimed insurance coverage for
the board for 1971. All policies
are to , be renewed from.
February 26,, 1.971. to February
26, 1972 at a total premium cost
of $9,092.83,
Trustee rced Geoffrey, RR 2.,
Zurich, 'reported on twq,
Midwestern zone Ontario Schobl
Trustee Council meeting in
Woodstoeirmr 'February 20 and
an Ontario School Trustee
Council Salary Conference in
Toronto an February 27. --
*John Vintar, Skiperintendent
of Education, Ain his report:to
the board members notified
them that Ontario Education
Week will commence on March 7
with opening ceremonies to be
held. at Sirs, Frederick Banting
Secondary School in London on
March 7 at 2:30 p.m. The theme
is Schoois'are for People and the
guest speaker ,will be Hon. John
Robarts. Members of the board
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• " TO know God through Christ and
His redeeming work is to be rich
indeed.
The Scriptures have much to sa,y
about the infinite .riches of Gocf.
They tell us of 'the riches of His'
glory" (Rom. Eph. 3:.,16), '-'the
ichs of Hig wisdom., and .knowl-
edge': (R0;11.'11:33.), er lches„,at.,
i--fiS sedo.dnesS and f or bearanc,e-us,14---
. longsoffering" (Rom, 2:4) and "the
. -riches of His grace" (Eph. 1:7; 2:7).
' God would haA.Le......u.senjoy.. these
, • riches through faith in Christ, who
died for our sins.
"For ye know the grace of our
Lord Jesus Christ, that though He
was rich, yet for your sekes He
became poor, that ye through His
poverty might be rich." (II Cor. 6:9).
We should rejoice continually that
God, in addition to being rich in
wisdom and knowledge' and in glory --
and power, is also "rich in mercy"
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(Eph. 2:4) and that ,"the same Lord
over all is rich unto all OW call
upon Him; for whosoever shall call
1r
upon the name of the Lord shall be.
saved" (Rorn. 10:12,13).
To Si. Paul, the chief of sinYners,
saved by grace, Gd revealed the
greatest .riches of 411. Paul s4M:.
-unto Me, who am less than the
lost of. all saintS i,s this grace
given, that 1 sho,Uld- preach among
thnations the unsearchalale riches
include,. among other things, "all
the 'riches 1pf--4-he full assurance of
understandi'ng'.' How.
wonderful to have ----an intelligent
understanding. of God's plan of sal-
vation and of all He has purposed
in His heart of love for those who
accept the salvation He has pro-
vided through His beloved Soni
True riches° are not comprised,of
material things. The, Scripture calls
thes'e' uncertain richesand warns.
us not to trust in them (I Tim. 6:17).
True riches' is "'to know the -love of-,.
Christ, which passeth „knowledge"
and so to be "filled with 'all the
fulness of God" (Eph. 3:19).
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The Huronview orchestr
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assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Bert
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* Finlay of Goderich provided the
,,musW,Jor..41oliday!s-- danPe. A •
good attendance of Of their relatives ' k part
reside ts and
m_tyre
in old tifne waltzes, whe 1 -chair'
..._s,
dances and a 'square dance with
;Jim Barrie. calling. The
,* afternOon's activities were
concluded with a sing -song.
• The Kinette, Club of Clinton
were sponsors of tea:: and
program in the auditorium ' on
'Wednesday , _afternoon. The
Huronview orchestra provided
the Music for the proam with
Kinettes Mary Ellen Clifford,
Roxanne Brown, Mary Fleming',
Evelyn Archer, and Marie
Jefferson leading. the sing -song
and taking part in the dances.
' The .Ontario Street U.C.W.
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entertained the residents on
Family 'Night With the 14esident,
Mrs. Valma Trewartha as ,chair
Aa.cly,„..and .Becky. Howse leading
the sing -song. The variety
program .consisted of
instrumentals by Elmer Trick,
Sharon Coclough, Becky .Howse,
Paul Van Demme, Marilyn Mann
and. Patsy Proctor with vocal
number, by Marianne Doucette,
accompanied by Mrs. Langdon.
Eight of the U.C.W. formed a set
for square dancing, Mtg. Hazel
Parker,. Ruth Shaddick,,Dorothy
'Picket, Mamie Carter, Edna
*heeler, 'Mary 'Trick, Edna Cox
and Lois Elliott with all of the
ladies group leading a hymn sing
and along with their husbands
assisted with the wheelchairs
' following the program.
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are invited to attend.
Mr. Vintar reported that
$6,269 had been received from
the Department of Education in
includes emtittonally disturbed;
social; multiple handicapped and
pnrriery learning problems.
Mr. Roony stated .to date,
the form of a grant for. 197.9".for .•• that 285 upils had been
French language instruction identified as requiring special
which is carried on at Ecol Ste Ste . ...1,ssistance and this-, number.,falls.
Marie School at St. Joseph. within the tour per cent to eight
cf The, grant was a result of a per cent. provincial average. _
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Fe dere 1- P rov incial agreement. Mr, Rooneymade
preseritatidn depieting the use a
alide
rnrohteificaDteiopnarithrnaetntttiorehaswi'll,bgeive9n
various devices, such as.'balance
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GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR THURSDAY MAIM 4 197U'
Goderich an area o
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MISS VERNA JEAN Goderich and, Valerie, at hone;,
and lone broth, Gerald, also at
home
Fuilieral sovite as Friday,
Febtuary 26, at Calvary Baptist"
Church with Pastor Kenneth J.
KILPATRICK
MiSs Verna Jean Kilpatrick,
43 Market Street, Goderich, died
at her home Sunday, February
11. She was 53.
The daughter of Milton and
,Clara„(Tw,atpley;•' Kilpatrick, she
was 'born Jute 25, 1917 in
Ashfield Township where she
resided until 1943. She wollted
in Woodstock &WTI 1943 to
1950 when she returned to.
grant' in 1971, however this will boards.,and beams; isolated work 43bderich. . • • -
be replaced by a weithting
centres for children with She was employed in
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'ttietvr-vfo,the- -pupgg,v,--roreiwiaiptp.44.zem-nra*-prelkiyinskvi.y.--Otty,4.441mie,sie.at
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instruction in French in, 1971. blo,cks for • perceRtually sales, o lice for 19,years and was
Mr.--Vintar.stated there appears andi cap pe electric manager of • the office fOr. 13
to be , no guarantee 'thal peWriters f6r , muscular, years until her retirement in
weighting factor' will be dystrophy cases; sPortscope for June 100 lor health reasons:
continued in subsequent 'yeers. • children with vision defects; and During seven of the 13, years she •
Edwardtdrdthe use of tape recorders and was manager at the local office,
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specialtFRooney,
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listening centres, she was supervisor for six other
cstoi o
disorders such as intellect atart
ounty hoard a modest l
consultant with tebQard ion he
ducat
In rePly..to qUeStions from area offices: .. •
provided an overview of special trustees Mr. Rooney pointed out
education services within the that prior to the formation of
two dountie§.
the county system most of these
Mr. Rooney dealt with the
cases had gone undiagnosed and
classification of learning " untreated. With the font
has been made and additional
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sensory — which includes daf,
hard ,, of 4hearing, blind and staff should be onsidered for
partially. sighted students;„ t he • provision of more
physical; behavourial 'which comprehensive services,
Christians more devout
Church smaller
but stronger
`A. leaner ' but healthier to the Huron -Perth Presbytery
Church is coming," the president said ' church rnembership will
of the London Confergnce of have to b4 more derrialiding,
the United Church told 90 - , therefore more meaningful and
ministers . :and: laymen.. at. a . .satisfg... ..
'meeting inSeaforth recently. ,
Rev. ' Hugh M. +Water, St. He said. that people feel free
Thomas; speaking in Northside to be holiest about religion..
United Church , to the. delegates "it' doesn't do anything, for
Winter 1970-71 worst
in county history
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BY SHIRLEY J. ic...El..LER (100:p_rcent of county 'funds),
• $70,000. •
Expenditures on roads and' , B.ritnell said _ he had no
--bridges under the provision of • definite figitreS on the, cost of
the Highway Improvement Act; snow 'ploughing for this year,
'Were set at, $1,494,000 for 1971 'although it is known that, "we
at the February session of Hufolii . are n the 'midst '61 the highest
County Council' in Goderich; snow ploughing, costs in our
February 26. „ history", . , •
County funds will amount to "If March d'omes in like a
$7.38,000. 'Last year Huron lamb 1 guess we'd all better lool
- County raised $726,000 locally, out," observed Britnell wh0..A.as
- but. according to engineer Jim hinting that a severe snow storm
Britriell, less, money, , will be in March could play havoc...with
required in 1971 from the road department budgctg..
taxpayers on a mill rate bagis Council also approved adding
than in 1970. • " Id the county 'road sy5tein•
mile approaches t6 the new
Maintenance for roads and Benmiller Bridge and deleting
bridges will aceount for $582,,000 from tie county road system .1:c
of the total budget; road ,mile length of the approaches to
the old Benmiller Bridge, These
o „ . , •• • construction, $662,000; bridge
There, were three traffic, On , 4th concession south of , construction, $250,000; ,and
'accidents in, the area Monday, Union Sideroad, 'William • ' :bank interest and committee pay
,• February 22. McLean, RR 1, Goderich. and ,,,
•Richard Haig ' Porter, RR 2,
Port Mbert,v ,
On No.. 8 Highway west of Goderich were involved in a
• , Junction Huron Road 15 carftruck , accident' resulting in .
. (C,onstance Rd.) James damage to the Porter vehicle.
i • _,.:Alexander , Ross, RR . 1 ,On Wednesday, February 24 441 .
•I3ruce'field w'as inVolved in a on No. 1 City Road south of ,
'single car accident resulting . in concession . 4, James Leonard
damage W the vehicle he was wa Moss, RR ,burn was •
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driving. , • involved in a snow vehicle
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accident'i-MillinTM no - damage SHELLTIGERT
On No. 4 Ilighway 'north of to the snow vehicle. Moss, 4-H Press Reporter
Junction Huron Roads 10-12 . received injuries!' ,. .--"•- On February 27, ' the
0 • ,(Kippen) there was a three,Duagarmon 1' Homemakers held
- vehicle accident involving Th'ursday, February 25, 1971 • their first tneting of, Separates
William Douglas French, RR 2, on No. 21 Highway south of for Summer; the, leaders being
Bluevale, Blake Snobe en, RR, Goderich • S. Lts.• (Lots 3-2) Mts. Tom Young and Miss Cathy •
Thamesville; Jo§eph 'Douglas,. Hendrick" Henze Wilts, RR 1, Culbert, both who have attended4 equiPmeilt needed for the net
Manual, 21-Watting St., London, Auburn and Harold Kinsley the 4-H leaders' c'ourse. • meeting, which will be held
e, „home., . s
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„th,.„....4L.pledge,m.e.nhe„home., ,,,,_.
resulting in damage to the 'Jewell, 188 Regent St. Goderich . 'After opening the meeting March 6, at 1:30 in V
Mrs.
ac'dideir resulting in minor ----,procceded4r-eled officers. Bar. -.--cnitz.4 • Ailki:Pii, "faiiii-ti-o*.7r,
damage to their vehicles. Blai,e . was elected president; members, all of whom w ill
. Friday February 26, on No. Peggy Young vice-president; and contribute to the successfulness
'8' Ilighway west of Clinton; CL,thy Culbert treasurer. The oi the club.
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Huronvi.ew Patricia - Helena Palmer, 53 « . . ,
ktidg et up': Lucknow. . lady turns
in a single car accident resulting,
in 'damage to the vehicle she was
.
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Victoria Se!Clinton,was involved
to ..
, by .100;960 driVingdown -pAAs post .,- ..... --
_ ., 419y,21$0..7,,
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Mrs.. Oliver McCharles, herself eligible for prornotibnqo
BY SHIRLEY J. KELLER ' • .
Ltfcknow, representative • from vice-president . of OAAS. • She •
Meeting in Goderich Friday, Library ' costs . i : District 10; Grey and Bruce chose not to Allow her name to -
0 W February 26,, Huron County ,
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counties, and John Thompson, stand since not long ago, District
Council approved a "blidget for go higher ' Chesley, director of the District 10 had a president from its area,
Huronview, the county home for ,10 men's section, were hosts. all
the aged, Which is up almost during the recent convention of
$100,000 over last year. , the Ontario AssociatiOn, of
The budget, calls for total Agricultural Societies at the
expenditures of $901,100. Last King Edward Hotel, Toronto.
6 4' year's budget was $802,069. They attended all the board
The' share to be patd by, meetings and heard all the plans
Huron ounty ratepayers fixed .$70,900 to the budget-, . laid out for Convention '72.
' amounts to $111,715.' Last year, Huron County, ratepayers make Mrs. McCharles served 9p the
countyWcpayers paid $86,346. up.$937'705; schools ' will
„,,,,„„,,,— ..nominating committee and was
The report noted the budget contribute $4,000; fines will . . -
is higher, due to the decreasing realize another $2,400; and,
* * ratio of full paying residents miscellaneous accounts , for
caused by an increasing per diem $400.
Circulation is , up, but the
at budget for purchasisg,„„books,
a " UM f
it
approaches will revert to the
Township of Colbbrne.
members 'decided to rotate the,
secretary each week, so that
.ei$ch member can once read their.
last -'week's
The'girls discussed, also. plats
for Achievement Day. activities
for future , ineetiUgs, , and
inc"., is a -remark people are
She was a former member of
Blake United Church and at the
time of her death was a member
of North Street United Church.
Surviving besides her parents
are two. brothers, Clifford and
Harvey, both of R. R. 2,
Lucknow. She was predeceased
by ,tone brother, Melvin, in 1922.
Funeral service ' was
Wednesday, February 24, at'the
McCallum Funeral Home with
Rev. Robert Raymont
officiating.
Interment was in Dungannon.
Cemetery. Pallbearers were Mark
Kilpatrick, Allister Green,
'Everett Sparling, Percy Blundell,
not Cecil Blake and Glenn Patterson.
afraid to say. , .
Mr. Hunter warned 'against
inahing "social action: a
substitute -for viorship and
*devotion.'
"Church ' _business is no'
substitute for Christ -contact,".
he Said.
LINDEEN WILLIAM
SHACKLETON
' Lindeen William Shackleton,
Ashfield Township, died
suddenly ,February 23 while at
work on HallOwen Farms Ltd.,
_The people who remain in the. Ashfield Township. He W'S.24.
church must be committed' A son of Albert Benso -and
Christians. • , Florence (Jones) Shackleton; he
As. presidertil 'of. the was born October 19, 1946 in
Conference,' Mr.. Hunter spoke , Goderich. He attended Crew
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4 the question of church unioh Public School and had lived in
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and stressed the, importance of- Ashfield Toyfifship all his life.
He was a member oC, Calvary
Baptist Church, Q6derich.
Surviving besides parents
are No' sisters," • ,Carol of
warm relationships at the local
level- among ' church
congregations 8 4s well %as /1•A
Presbytery level.
Increased wages has been
-blamed for the greatest increase
in the Huron County Library
budget in 1971, from $157,781
in 1970 to $171,405 this year.
The province contributes a
fok
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rate. If ,.
. -• Last. year; residents
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eilY4••
pay,. VC
month.
the salarrof th
Huitornei
from '$10,700 to $11,500
effective January 1, 1971.
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Mrs. McCharles retires thik
year and Mrs. Reuben Schues.
Hanover, will represent District
10 along with Mr. Thdmpson.
Ms. McCharles received
many gifts and kind thoughts
from fair. boards she has
represented for the past three
.years.
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SUNDA Y SERVICES
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UNITED HOLINESS CHURCH
62 Cambria Street North.
SUND4, MARCH 7th •
9:50 SUNDAY SCHOOL.
'11:00 a.m.—WORSHIF' SERVICE `7
7:00 p.m.— EVANGELISTIC SERVICE
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'.Social Services 'lith Rev. Charles Attaway,
Every Night to March 7th at 7:30 p.m.
"A.WELCOME AWAITS YOU"
Rastor: 'REV. 0. H. LEE • ?HONE 524-6887
WESLEY -MEMORIAL CH/URCH
THE FREE METHODIST CHURCH
Park' Street at Victoria
H. Ross Nicholls, Pastor,
Sunday_School 10 a.m.
Worship Hour 11 a.m.
Evening Service 7 p.m.,
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
BAYFIELD ROAD AT BLAKE STREET
"A PeLLOWSHIP CHURCH -
(ALL OS IF YOU NEED A RIDE!
524-95653or 524-6445-
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1 0:00.a.rn — SU NDAY,, SC HOOL
11:00 a.m. — MORNING WORSHIP
.SUNDAY, 'MARCH 7th
"MUCH MORE GRACE!"
Regular Evening Service — 7:30 p.m..
Bible Study Wednesday 800 p.m.
PASTOR: REV. KENNETH J. KNIGHT
Knox Presbyterian Church
THE RE\t.d. LOCKHART ROYAL, B,A„ Minister
WILLIAM CAMERON, Director of Praise
SUNDAY, MARCH 7th
• 10:00 a.m. — §'UNDAY SCHOOL.. ,
11:00 a.m. — DivINE' ORSHip. •
Sermon: "THE' PRAYING CHRIST"
(1) "THE NATURE OF PRAYER"
(Nursery and Junior Congregation)
fn! - bn'tc"-(4947.14%7VaiRM$RFO51,z,
Enter to Worship Depart td Serve
Knight officiating.
Interment was in DungannOn
Christi Roihan Catholic Ptturch,
for Requiem Mass at 9;80 444,,
Thursday, March 4, OIL
Interment in -Sth'.- --4ncfrevy'S
Cemetery.
MRS. MARY OLLENE WILLIS
Cemetery. . Pallbearers were Mrs. Mary °Ilene Willis,.a
Thomas Clubert, Donald lioak, resident 'of the Goderich Nurs.010 '
Jack McGuire, Gary Caesar, Home, died at Alexandra Marine. '
Edward Burt, Bryan Black, John, and General Hospital, February
Park, -Ebner McFarlane • and 25, following, ,a leilothY
Lloyd Reid. , , She vale 54.
Flows were. Ivan A daughter of Royal and
McFarlane,'aarnes McFarlane,. Mary (Variston,e) .Uoyd, she
:-•"'etiltdic-lthirt--- Oreltag.,.,---,0Woke•MWE,00421p1M404.4k,om:s.,00;;.
Ralph Curran • and , Allan .1916. She was a resident: of
McFarlane. Goderich allfier life. . , •, •
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Stiles Funeral Home was in She was married at North
charge of the arrangements.
Street Church parsonage to
Stanley Earl Willis who survives:
DAVID BUTLER She, was i member of North,
Da,yid Butler, aged 40, pt. tr.'treet United Church.
TOiVO Street, Thunder Bay, died'Funeltail setilide-VaS Monday,
suddenly at his r sidence on MarCh , at Stiles Funeral Home
Monday, March 1,, 971.,
withciaRtienvg.. Robert L. ymon
Born in Ingersoll, Ontario, he offi
moved to Thunder Bay in Interment wps , in Maitland
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October 1970. • , Cemetery: -I Pallbearers were
He was employed by Arnold Fisher, Eric -Moore, Tom
Blackwood -Hodge, Prior to this, Moore and John Westbrook.
he lived in Goderich and was a
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member of the Canadian Armed
1orces stationed in Clinton. ,
LLIAN4S
He is survived by his wife
°Margaret, two sons", Michael and , CEMETEitY
Philip and a daughter Elizabeth,
all at home. Two sisters, Inez MEMORIALS'
(Mrs. Bruce Vale) of Toronto,
Louie (Mrs. J. Jackson) of And Inscriptions
Burlington arid two brothers, Stratford — Ontario
Gorddn nd John,, both of "
ld 6
Ottawa, also survive. Ren-aCMcCallum
Funeral service will be held Representative
from the .Everest Funeral 215 Wellington 'St. 5., Goderich
Chapel, Thunder Ba', to Corpus . Phone 524 -6272 -Or 524-7345
MEMORIALS—MARKERS & CEMETERY.- LETTERING
T. PRYDE
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Cli!i;.on-r-Exeter--Seaforth
Goderich District Representative
Frank Mcilwain
524-7861 or 524-9465
200 Gibbons St.
ROg.' J. Bell
45 Cambria Rd. S. '
524-7464
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
(Baptist Convention of'Ontario and Qtiebec)
MONTREAL STREET near the Square
WELCOME TO ALL —
School For All. • ,
1.9:Q0 a.m. —.Adult Bible Class and .thurch
11:00 a.m. — Moining Worship . ,
Supervised Nursery)
' Minister: Rev. 'Arthur Maybyry, B.A., B.D.
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Ilethei Pentecostal Tabernacle
Affiliated- with the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada
CORNER OF ELGIN AND WATEPLOO STS.
REV,I4. CLARK, Pastor •
SUNDAY, MARCH. 7 -7 11:00 A.M. and 7:00 P.M.
' Tuesday, 8;0 p.m. BIBLE STUDY & PRAYER
Friday, 8:00 p.m, -- YOUNG PEOPLE'S SERVICE
You Are Invited To Attend T.13ese Services
GEORG.E'S. CHURCH',
SECOND SUNDAY IN LENT — MARCH 7, 1971
Holy Communion at 8:30 a.m.
. 'Rector's Class at 9:45 a.m.
Holy Communion and Sermon at' 11 a.m:
Church SchooIat
(Nursery) .
11:0 0 a.m. „
WEDNESDAY — LENTON SERVICES: 7:30 and 9:30 A.N1.'
..A.,-.6:S01A,4p,AW14.14,.,.*Irs.3* tratwilao.)Asos,
Organist -choirmaster: Mr. Paul C. Baker,
etton REV: G. G: RUSSEEt;
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HOUSE OF FRIENDSHIP • REV., LEONARD WARFi
10:00 a.m. — Bible Schciol For All Grades.
11:00 a.m. — Worship Service. •
Sermon: "THE TRUE CHURCH",
(Nursery Care and Junior Congregation)
7:30 f'So'ngs of, the Gospel Service"
BENMILLER' UNITED* CHURCH
ommicaummoam amemonieromowau
1:30 p.m. — worship, Se?vice and' Bible School.
ictoria Street United Church
— W -E -L -C -O -M -E
Mrs. J. Snider
Victoria St. Organist
& Choir Director
Mrs. Leonard Warr
Beni -Miler Pianist &
Choir Director
North Street United Church
REV. ROBERT L. RAY'MONT
SUNDAY, MARCH, 7th "
"ILENT 1"1"
9;45 a.m. — Grades four and up.
10:5.5 a.m. — Babies to Grade 3.
11:00 a.p-t. — MORNING WORSH1P.
Sermon:
"PASSTH9:30- 50
ESALT"
Scripture: ST. MARK
Supervised Nursery
Mrs. EleanOr Hetherington,
• hone Church Otylcer and tudy 5446i -
Church Building —524-6951
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