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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1971-05-20, Page 15• •- • Robertson ound-up A profile . . , .ons ,..,,. . Join Ashley Woodhouse, and his . . ^,_ young bride, Romaine Accordion, musical ' ' saw, , acclaimed as one of America's Snow Woodhouse. Following saxaphone, vibra-harp, and bells. • successful Evangelists and these sucesses, requests for They feature Gospelsong musicians, opens a Crusade for their serviiees ' took them into favorites in various vocal Christ here beginning May 23. cities far and near; to the arrangements and, at times, with Woodhouse, one time aspirant Dominion ' of Canada, the a chorus choir for background. for the stage, went all out for Caribbean Islands, Mexico, Their ministry in music reveals music, dramatics and public England, Ireland, Scotland, the devotion, unique interpretation speaking during his high school Co n t i n e n t of ;..:Europe„ and abounding happiness: He days with the- intentions of Seandanavia countries and South founded anddirected the developing'' "a career , in the ' America. 4v WILL WE PASS? How can 4she proli ng such Spring as a time for love and ; ,, W * e t=.,,thil rl tite,,.4ov>Winessfi—Hc4; ire -lest c ” ti tit s, K ,fttfl bits f''' •all herubeatitbP, eW' year. has arrived' and each and' y with coldness? clothes and a million other everyone of us asks the same Seung everything spring into things. •question. Will I pa ? 'From' action after their long silence kindergarten to grade eight! makes my heart just leap. Even The most excited is, grad eight for in the near future these pupils will be entering high e the 'deadest of all things has a sparkle in its eye. The bad tempers 'dissolve into i smiles froth'- ear to ear. Trees show authenticity as each has a r different„ beauty. The feeling of languor surrounds everyone, • Do , you suppose she'll ever change her mind? Anonymous. * * * SPRING ' Spring is warm, south winds, soft, new, green grass, fresh, delicate spring flowers, gigantic leafy, trees, noisy, nasty insects, colourful, cheerful birds, discarding winter clothes, redecorating the house, spring sports, hay fever, 'going to the river to • fish. Spring is, in fact, a new beginning_.for-everything!' -• by TrudyBotz' * * * SPRING Wow! Spring is here. This• spring is different from any other spring before." It could be the greatest spring ever created. - You can smell it in the air, hear it irt' the noise,, feel it in your bones and taste it in your food! school. Things that they wil look forward t� arch new teachers, a new school and thei graduations. Even though I said "the grade eights were the most excited" I'm positive that all of usare very anxcious to . hear, ifwe made the grade. * * * BOY'S BASKETBALL The boy's, basketball games were played for the play-offs. The first game played was 3the Governors defeating the Last of the Knickerboxers at a score of' 28 to 22. The second game was the Knickerboxers against the $iackies, "The Biackies-defeated the Knickboxers 14 to'V. The winners of the •play-offs were the Last of the Knickerboxers. * * EXAMS The last term's exams have Thegun', at our school. Students have been ' studying vigorously; (or, should have been) to reach a good mark .in all subjects. Since this is'''the .last term it's vitally important to boost up your. marks! Keep up with— your studying kids! M es * * SORE HANDS, The .volleyball nets have been placed out op the senior wing's playground ,at -our .school. Because of the, cold,.damp:-days • that we have been having, hitting the 'volleyball stings your hands. Loud smacks ' can be heard constantly as we play .. Ouch! * *. * " P • • • • at,:h•n., is �wY+?14t, ,*,A VS? • OUR° LITTLE PETS Our pet chickens are not, as littleas they were just a few days ago, when they were born. They're maturing rapidly. They are beginning to grow their primary feathers. I wish they could stay little forever! * *. * HOW C.AN SHE? How Mother Nature can hold back the whole world from bursting into the most fantastic season of all after the long winter sets me to thinking. • Spring is the greatest season of all. By Dianne Mack * * GUEST SPEAKER • Miss McKewan spoke to Mr. Shades' class and the Astronomy elective last week. Each class found her very interesting. * * * QUIZ On May 26, five Grade eight representatives from our school will visit C.K.N.X. to compete against a group" from another county in a program similar to !`Reach For The Top". This, program will be "call'eil "Junior Quiz". Our representatives were •picked on Monday. * * * SAND PICTURES Mr. Shades has made very °attractive- sand- pictures. Some are displayed in the hall in the senior wing. * * * RIDDLE Question: Why did the moron always walk " tiptoe past the medicine cabinet? Answer: Tie didn't want to wake up the sleeping pills. Project "SWEEP The ,> Maitland Valley ,,,�Q,servation Authority , is participating in the Province. of Ontario Project .SWEEP (Students Working. ,in " an Envir nmental Enhajicement Program). Students 18 years of age and over from; both high school and ' post . secondary levels will be employed this summer in the, cleaning up of roadside, , lake shore and river bank litter problems and in improvements to local Conservation areas., v The 37 Conservation Authorities ilLOnntario expect to "hire a total of sortie 1,000 students for vazyingr, periods of time. Another 1,000 students will be hired by the Ontario Department of Lands and Forests for similar work. The work being done by the Conservation Authorities in Project SWEEP is being funded and co-ordinated by • the Province Qthrotigh • the , Department of ` Energy and' Resources' Management. Project SWEEP . has been initiated by the • Province and is being. . operated. .. ,by ,.the,., Conservation "Authorities' in answer to the growing concern for4, ,our ' landscape and the present problem of student unemployment, 'This Project provides a significant part of the solution to both problems. . Students ' interested' in' employment with Project SWEEP in c42ijunction with the Conservation Authorities may obtain an application form by writing: Ontario Department of Energy " and Resources Management, , Project SWEEP,'' Parliament Buildings, Toronto, Ontario. It is presently expected that applications will be accepted for consideration until mid May. Anniversa Safe MAY 17-29 Anderson's Book Centre (NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE) DON'T MISS OUR GIANT BOOK SALE! MANY GOOD BUYS IN BOOKS REG. $4 - $5 OR MORE. ADULT AND CHILDREN'S BOOKS NOWAONLY 99' EArli Don't Forget father's Day : And Graduation Time is Coming FOR SPRING .CLEANING! See Our New . Line Of SHELF PAPER BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS @ 49( • FINE NEW SELECTION OF HASTY NOTES & BOXED STATION ERY NOW 1O% OFF During Sale OTHER SPECIALS TOO! Model KitsGarnes,-Jig SO-WS1O%OFF iEATNER:-GOODS Wallets, Purses, Shoe Shine Kits, Jewel & Writing hits, Etc. - ALL 10 O OFF A`R'EAL SAVING FOR YOU , ALL DURING SALE ONLY Paint -By -Number' Sets 1,31/01 OFF- \• ew* lV7!•!r 0 Sunshine Musicale in St. entertainment world. , He won An approximate total of Petersburg for ' several peak several • teenage honors and 1;2,000 services have found them seasons. In addition, he has citations, ,,but the death of his ' ministering in particular places + composed approximate) 25,•• father who was.aMittistex okted..m.such.as leoaiYYS r���-�:ratrc'���'x' �"7vx ' ""YtP rtt Life. This quest was satisfied' in the summer of 1932, and John Woodhouse made his 'decisio for Christ that alteredis whol career and outlook on life. Witlh natural gifts an extremely keen to the moods o • people, plus a sensitivity to th pulse of the times, he, launched unique Ministry of' music sermon and song, Which h takeover 1,000,000 mile 4 states. and 25 foreig countries by the close of 1963 Woodhouse got his firs insight of the crime world whil se els E.terrtal n`.,, Chicago;' Art Institute ' To some, Crusader r n Detroit; Calvary Woodhottse is a non confo t n e d e• a as s, n e travelling with the Carter Prison Evangelistic Party, and appearing - before' prison audiences in such large penal institutions as Ohio State Prison', Mansfield Reformatory and London Prison Farm. His visits to the jail cells, death.._ .mw and execution chamber, his contact with the convicts and his association with Rehabilitation Centers for * er prisoners made lasting impressions on him and confirmed the 'old adage that "crime does- not pay" . . . His dynamic appeal from the platform often stems from these experiences. At 19' .years of age, young Woodhouse began to develop a new parish 'in -Dayton;•' Ohio. Here he demonstrated his ability in pioneer work, ,,d€signing and. building construction.' By 26 years of age, under God, ' he completed : a beautiful -church sanctuary and educational plant in that city, which was dedicated free of debt in 1942. Shortly afterwards the church reacheda record • attendance of 800 in Sunday•School.° A second project o of much _larger proportion was launched in 1945, and a magnificent church plant was erected two years later and 'dedicated to God. in Batavia, New York. A daily broadcast Was initiated over WBTA • which' reached into thousands of hearts and homes. Baptist Church in New York City; People's Church in Toronto, Canada ... In Carnegie Hall, Pittsburg; Williams Park Amphitheater, St., Petersburg „Florida; and on the steps of the State Capitol in St. Paul Minnesota. He has been the •Song Leader Choir Director and Associate Evangelist for Evangelistic campaigns for such men 'as Dr. Hyman Appelman, noted Hebrew preacher, Dr; Torrey Johnson, Dr. Bob Jones, Dr, H. McCormick----- Lintz, Hebrew layman Nate Scharff and Dr. Grady Wilson. - Augumenting his platform Ministry, Woodhouse has chalked up approximately 3500 radio broadcasts, 150 high school and college chapel programs and 600 action -packed youth rallies. From 19534956, he was Directo'r'of St. Petersburg ..Youth For Christ, and developed the ;'ally into one of the largest in the entire South. The work of Mr. Woodhouse and his rally was given recognition by St. Petersburg's Mayor. Johnson in Washington, D.C., before the Senate Committee on Juvenile Delinquency.' With his widespread Evangelistic activities, participation in the Christian Business .Men's Committee, and other Civic organizations,. John somehow found extra time to teach two semesters at. Trinity Coljege, Clearwater, Florida - in 1955 -66:'r - During these past . several years, , Mr. Woodhouse has -assisted the Oriental Missionary Society, Men For Missions International, The Association for Jewish - Evangelism", the .Hebrew Christian Alliance, the International "Congress on'. ;,'Prophecy, and other . religious organizations. or an . Conferences He has appeared at such Bible as Winona Lake, Ocean Grove, Montrose, Hampden DuBose, Houghton, Fairmount,, Canadian Keswick, Pinnacle, Livermore, Mooers, Pinebrook, and Boca • Raton. • • Evangelist Woodhouse , .is often assisted by his talented wife, Romaine. The Musical Woodhouses, as they are sometimes called, are versatile in their use ' of the • piano, Harnmond • organ, Delape' rrn is an individualist who embraces a strong and personal faith in the, sovereignty of the Word of God. To some; ' 'he may be , a , controversial figure. However, no one can doubt the sincerity , and urgency of his mission,, nor the scope of his impact for. , Christ' upon an audience both in music ' and message. The common people hear him gladly and even children . sit in rapt 'attention. A certain unction.„ characterizes his ministry as he preaches the Gospel of Christ within the framework of church centered evangelism or wherever God opens the door of service for his message.• Dubbed as a "self made -man" and after 30 years of service in this world wide outreach of evangelism, ,tray.:eJ;ex,._W.00dhouse 'States "I am convinced that people everywhere are 'still eager . to know .God, • to' -find• peace of" mind and soul and to possess the assurance of Eternal life. We need a spiritual Revival and we must have . it. Man's efforts, without God, have led the world to the brink of destruction. Apart frorli Divine control, science, diplomacy, philosophy, education; sociology and_• materialism become implements pushing us to certain disaster. Unless God does a mighty spiritual work among the . peoples of many nations, man will .not only destroy himself, but he will bring to nought all that is right and good, in the world around us." This Crusade is + a bold endeavor to call the people back to God and to faith- in Jesus, Christ, not only to reach the unconverted but to revitalize ,,e!ery phase of thespiritual life bf 'the church and cornmuriity.'' Thepublic is invited to hear John Ashley Woodhouse of St.'. Petersburg,. Florida at Goderich Knox Presbyterian Church May 23-29 arid, in Wingham F E. Madill High School May 30' - June 6. • Remember ladies! Send in your meeting reports 'Th,e Sunday night service was acclaimed as the largest in western New York arida sizeable crowd of believer was trained` by Pastor Woodhouse to• carry this militant church forward after. the, termination of, 'his labors. 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