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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-05-15, Page 13Riiie of confirmation Nine young people take church vows St. George's Church, Goderich was the setting for a • service of Confirmation on Tuesday, May 6th when the Rt. Rev. M.C. Robinson, Suffragan Bishop of Huron, administered the Laying -on -of -Hands to nine candidates. They were presented by the Rector, Canon. G.G. Russell. ,The candidates were: Kevin Dykstra, David Hall, Odelia Raymond Moffett, Jennifer More, Robert Pinkney, Catherine Wain and Frederick After the Bishop 'had presented the certificates Mr. B.A. Elliott, churchwarden, and Mr. Austin young, church treasurer presented an in- scribed_ prayer book to each candidate as a gift from the parish. - calift Nine young people of ' the Anglican Church were confirmed 7116sday night at a service held in St. George's -C-hurch. They are (from left, front row) Robert Pinkney,, Valerie Little, Odelia Onwubere, Cathy Wain and Fred Wain; (back row from left) Canon G.G. R,ussell, who conducted the service, Raymond Moffitt, Jennifer More, David Hall and Kevin Dykstra. Bishop Morse Robinson of London attended the service and Brian Kenwell served as the bishop's staff bearer. (staff photo) Benmiller UCVV heais GPH -volunteer head The May meeting of the •Benmiller United . 'Church Women -was_ held in tke church with 14 Members present. President, Mrs.. H. McMichael opened the meeting. . The Irish Unit Lwas in charge' of the devotional period con- ducted by Mrs. F. Robinson, gave a prayer and.poem. Mrs., F. „Maskell read the scripture James 2. Verses 12-24. The Minutes of the March meeting were read by Mrs. P. Feagan. The treasurer's report given by Mrs. H. Straughan showed a good balance. The Units reported their activities. The thank -offering is to Ile Ontario F of A held in the Church on June .4th ' Mrs. H. McMichael in- troduced the 'Speaker, Mrs. P.J. Wheeler Co-ordinator of Volun,teer services for Goderich Psychiatric Hospital who 'spoke on the need for volunteer workers and the, various ways to help these patients. Her address was very interesting and the. members will try to co-operate in this field of work. Mrs. E. Treble thanked Mrs. Wheeler. 1, Treble, and Mrs. H. Straughan. Next .meeting will be in September. Need second look at pesticide rules Environm"e'nt Minister 'William Newman and his deputy Everett Biggs are to be congratulated for , taking a ‘second look at new pesticide regulations as -,they affect the' casual farmer -spray -operator, Gordon Hill, president of the Ontario" Federation 7of Agricuiture said in Torootolast week. ° N'ew regulations under the Pesticides Act were introduced • this , spring. This week the Ministry announced it will temporarily waive Ontario regulation 618-74 pending further study. "The OFA ,recognizes the ierious consequences that can result from misuse of modern chemical pesticides and her- bicides, Hill said. "For this reason, we support stringent peSticides rules. "However, it now appears that farmers who have regularly sprayed three or four neighbouring farms will give up this limited custom work. Too much time, effort and cost is required to become' iicen-, sed." The net result of this widespread farmer attitude . will be more weeds and lower .crop yields, Hill pointed out. "Our executive" and our Pollution arid Pesticides Committee will resume study of the regulations and will help the Environment Ministry develop criteria and „klefine a new -category of casual farmer- spray-operator,"Hill said. "In the meantime, we ap- plaud the Ministry's decision to temporarily suspend Ontario regulation 618-74 and return: - fees to those farmers—Who have already applied for licensing." DON'T BE SHY COME JOIN US! YOP7 14,11/, BE A I. BLOOD DONOR vilonomminommor WHAT'S NEIN AT HORONVIEW _ The Senior students.. of Huron Centennial -School at Brucefield presented 'a program of skits and music on Monday af- ternoon. The theme of the - program was "the History of Huron County" with music and events over the past one hun- dred years. The Principal of the school, Mr. Mathers, was 'emcee for the afternoon with Mrs. Doris McKinlay directing the choir and Mrs. Moffatt playing the piano ac- companiment. The concert was appreciated, very much by the residents as they'recalled when most of the events had hap- pened. Mrs. Elsie Henderson thanked the.. students and , teachers • on behalf of the The residents enjoyed a musical program on t"Fatnily Nisht" featuring the Han, . boraires. The Harboraires are a grong of thirtS7 men from the Goderich' area who, love to sing and harmonize and they proved it Tuesday eyening singing several old songs as well as religious numbers. One of their members, - Mr. John WELCOME SERVICE would like to call you with "housewarming gifts" and in- formation about your new location. The Hostess will be - glad to arrange your subscrip- , tion to the Signal -Star Call her at 524-.7854 Snapper Tillers.Dig It. Snapper tillers have proper balance. • F0147 enclosed chain drive transmission 1-aor lOnger life: • Instant depth adjustment.. - plow kit. All Snapper mowers meet A S 1 safety Medi( anon, ARGYLE MARINE 88 Britannia Rd. E., Goderich 524-9201 HUtCHINS,WELDING R.R. 5, Goderich 524-7038 • d was emcee for the Two groups of young people assisted with the muSic which included vocal nuinbers by Trudy Nykamp, Gingrid Damstna, Irene Keykoop, Rene and Audrey Roorda and vocal' solos Christina Bylsma. Wind instruments were played by Cathy and Steven PeBoer, Jim Kluzinga, Leonard and,„ Raymond Greidanus. Mrs. Ramsay expressed the ap- preciation of the residents to ail those resnonsible. for the en- tertainment. JOB busy GODARICH The choir under the direction of J.B. Herdman, sang "Come Holy Ghost" by Attwood. The soloist Was Kevin Dykstra. Members of the-ACW serv coffee ,in the parish hall after the service for parishioners and *EXPERT TY SERVICE • ANTEiiNA taVOR . INSTALLATION 162 MARY ST: GOD611011 24..9084 The Industrial Development Bank authorized 576 loans to businesses in Ontario for a total amount of $22,410,000 in the three months ended March 31st last; in the iame period in 1974, IDB authorized 574 loans for $25,795,000. In the, six months:- ended March 3Ist, IDB approved 1,154 'loans for. a total amount of $44,725,000 in Ontario. This was an increase of. 4 percent ip 'number and a decrease .0,44 percent in amount over' the same period a year ago when At_ atithorized . 1,1,11 loans or '$52,147,000. 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