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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-04-29, Page 15PAGE 14-GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 1987 Personally Crafted Mem Shop, Showroom an 293 Main Street, Exetei Our Work Has Our Personal Guarantee Si.• rving Huron. & Surrounding Area Since 1919 See Doug Stevenson - Memorial Counsellor 'for Goderich, !Blyth, Lucknovv, Kincardine and surrounding areas. May we have the privilege,of Serving you with your memorial needs, TOLL FREE (OURTESY OFFICE ONE AFTER HOURS CA ,L; 800-265-3477 528-3014 LAWN WER TJNF UP TIML vittt Blade Sharpened with tune up 3 r aithby cf 11rates 9 Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Anderson visited fur Easter with their son William of Newmarket. There will be a Goodwill Pickup of dona- tions of clothes, etc., at Knox United Church. Please havert les at the church early on Monday,a1G)`y 11 in the morning. The UCW yard sale will be on May 16 at the Cnnununity•Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Greg Park attended the hockey game of the Maple Leaf Red Wings in Toronto on Saturday evening. On Sunday, April 26 Earl Raithby celebrated his 90th birthday. He was born in Auburn in 1897. He farmed east of Auburn for 25 years. He retired to Goderich where he worked for the Goderich Orgarl Company and also Herco?Sales Company. The family held a birthday party in his honor at Huron - view where he now resides. Guests wre from Brantford, Kincardine., Bayfield, Goderich and Auburn. Knox church service • Rev. Pickell of Goderich conducted the morning service at Knox United Church. Organ prelude by Mrs. Gordon Gross. Call to worship, prayer of invocation and life and work, of the church wre given. The hymn of praise was 'Jesus where-er thy people meet'. The senior choir sang '0 worship the King' with choir director I.ur•i Millian as pianist. The children's hymn 'Birds are singing' was sung. The children's story was given and they then went to Su qday School with teachers Mrs. Middlekanip and the Cunningham girls. Rev. Pickell's sermon was entitled :Windows into heaven'. Prayers of commitment and concern were given followed by the Lord's prayer. The of- fering was received by Larry Plaetzer and Greg Park.. The minister pronounced the benediction and the service closed with the congregational benediction, • C.heck f.uel system • Change oil te Check air filter • Check carb adjustment a Check eng. & exhaust. mounts 6 Check rims and tires ® Lube cables a Adjust chains & .lube ® Check fluid levels ® Clean units iso service.. Tillers Lawn Tractors Generators Pumas We're Honda Crazy N . rth Street United Church 56 North Street, 524-761, 524-6951' Sunday May 3 CELEBRATING 155TH ANNIVERSARY 8 30 o rn Men s Breakfast Fellowship Bedford H61e) Dining Room 1100 a in Worship and,Suridoy School ANNIVERSARY GUEST The Rev Donald H Parr B.A , B D • ,Dublin 5t United Guelph 'Sermon the Church at Its Best Cnhlr 1) (olein'.t )61 11)0 PM REV. ROBERT O. BALL • MINISTER Robert Blackwell Director of Music St. George's Church Anglican - Episcopal North and Nelson Streets Goderich RECTOR THE REV. ROBERT J. CROCKER Organist -Choirmaster: David Hamilton A.R.C.T. ',untidy Mrty 'ird R in.,' m Holy Communion I 1 1111 ri nl ( 1 ur hrn i. t sermon lith r•yr. , v,nrl+ 111„v11,r1 ( 11111, h Sr hr,nl nrl(l 1,111 ,•r'i Vr tui 1, re Evr,n,rly p, (yr ill C11110 Churrh i'r•, /*Oberlt V iv, Wr,;r n1110 Presbyters Church 11 MINISTER THE REV. G.L. ROYAL M.A.,M. DIV., Lorne H. Dotterer, Director of Praise C:o ivary Baptist Church BAYFIELD ROAD AT BLAKE STREET PASTOR: TERRY WOODCOCK Phone X24-6445 Nursery Facilities...available Sunday School • 10:00 a.m. Victory Campaign - May 3rd 'Dore To Be A Daniel' Sunday • 10 o.m. (Peanut Sunday) on The Bus Morning Service • 11:00 o;,m, Evening Service - 7:00 p.m. WORD OF LIFE - teens Tues. - 7:00 Mighty Mites - Ages 4&5 - Olympians - Ages 6-12 Wed. 6:30 - 8:00 Prayer Meeting.• Wed. 7:00 WELCOME TO THE FRIENDLY CHURCH Sunday, May 3 10'00 n+ ( 01,1rio ? pini , CIrt's I1 (1(1 r1 m f)ivn,r, \Air r,,hip 1 1 0 n 11 S1 uviny Sr Inc,! Sienna A STRAN(.EP ON 1.1-11 ROAD N,Ir'vrl y rnr !!ribs. hoot to \.i„h11I T),•(,mt to Ser an Free Methodist Church Goderich Lawn Bowling Clubhouse Picton Street West THE REVEREND ARTHUR SCOTT 524-8000 Sunday, May 3 9 45 a.m. Children's Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Worship Service Sunday Evening Bible Study 7 00 p m • Victoria St Public School . • ALL ARE WELCOME COME WORSHIP WITH US Why attend church? Often people will Say they do not attend church because they can worship lust as well by sitting alone and rneditnting about things spiritual While it may do Something for the meditntor it does very little for others Be. ing an example and nn inspiration to others is rt Inrge part of the volar in attending public worship services When you go, to church you tell others that wnrshippinq Is important to you Worshipp Ing in n q•nup of like minded Christians con SPiNP to strengthen the forth of all those around you. JPSUS Christ rolled' His followers to be witnesses There is no gr€ntrr witness than to he diligent in public worship self discipline rind everyday example of your forth B Mildred Lawlor, 506-7589 UCW Easter service The Auburn UCW met at the church on April 22. Guests were present from Goderich, Benmiller and the village. . Mrs. Gordon Gross opened the service with a poem followed by the singing of the hymn 'Lead me to Calvary'. Mrs. Marinus Bakker read the scripture and Mrs. Gross gave the meditation talking about the stone on Christ's grave and comparing Mary to the women of today. Miss Tammy Shut- tleworth,:Karen Bakker, Anita Gross and Lori Millian san'g 'Do you know Jesus" ac- companied by Mrs. Barry Milken. Mrs. Elliot Lapp introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. R. Gelwicks of Blyth. Mrs. Gelwicks began her inspiring ad- dress with the poem `Footprints in the sand' and spoke of the prescence of God in our lives and how Christ carries us through dif- ficulties. She spoke on several people in the old and new testament and of their desire to be like God. She also spoke on love and security in God and the knowledge that he will not forsake us. We must learn to live and love by Faith. She told of her own likfe and how she learned to know and unders- tand God. Eventually she and her husband went to Bible School and then he went into the ministry. Mrs. Robert Arthur thanked Mrs. Gelv'Cks and everyone showed their appreciation. Mrs. Fred Armstrong closed the worship with prayer. Mrs. Peter Verbeek, president, welcomed r th girth. y all and invited them to stay for lunch and to look at the layettes on display. They are for distribution to the Goderich Friendship House and FCS. A ssc'ine followed. There were 22'members and two visitors at the WI annual banquet held, Thursday April 23 at the Candlelight in Goderich. The meeting opened with the Institute Ode, Col- lect, Grace and the Queen. The president, Mrs. Len Archambault, welcomed all. The minutes and financial report were given by the secretary, Mrs. Robert Peck and the correspondence was read. The District president, Mrs. Lois Elliot, spoke to the women on tips to im- prove our knowledge, changes in WI pro- grams and' on public relations. The district annual will be held at Blyth on May 25. All conveners gaire their yearly reports, and were handed in. Lois Elliot installed the officers and, con- veners of standing committees for 1987-88: They are as follows: Mrs. Len Archambault I president ), Mrs. Don Cartwright (1st vice- president), Mrs. Charles Merrill (2nd vice- president), Mrs. Robert Peck (secretary), Mrs. Don Haines ( assistant secretary ), Mrs. Elliot Lapp and Mrs. Lillian Leatherland ( family and consumer affairs), Mrs. Emerson Rodgers, Mrs. Dorothy Ben- nett' and Mrs. Lloyd °Barth ( agriculture and Canadian industries), Mrs. Tom Jardon ar .r Mrs. Tina Empey ( citizenship and world af- fairs), Mrs. Oliver Anderson and'Marjorie McDougall ( education, and cultural ac: tivit)), Mrs. Tom Lawlor (resolutions), Mrs. Lawrence , Plaetzer (public rela- tions ),Mrs. Robert Peck (program co- ordinator., and Mrs. Chamney and Mrs. Lillian Leatherland (auditors). The district annual for.1988 will be held in Auburn. -Indian missi The .W.M.S. ( W.D.) Afternoon Auxiliary meeting at Knox Presbyterian Church April 14th was special. It was the Easter Message. The President, Mrs. D. Murchison, opened the meeting with the scripture passage, St. John 16, 5-8 and a poem "The Light of the World is Jesus followed by prayer. Members joined in singing the hymn "In the oss of Christ I Glory" and secretary, Jean cott, gave the roll call and minutes of last meeting. Reports were received from treasurer Mrs. G.C. White and supply, Mrs: G. MaeEwan. Members were pleased to note that the book "VIMY" written by Pierrie Berton was purchased as a gift for Mr. J. Pollock who asked all members to sign their SUPER' a 1R MEMORI ESTABLISHED OVER 60 YEARS . LcHANDLERI Clinton Area 'MICHAEL F.ALCONER 153 HIGH STREET; CLINTON 482-9441 Goderich Area ,: ROBERT McCALLUM 11 CAMBRIA ROAD, GODERICH 524-7345 nary speaks to VV name. The president thanked all for expres- sions of sympathy and Mrs. J. Horton and. Mrs. G. Kaitting offered to help with. the visiting. Announcement was made that the Ex- ecutive meeting for the Presbytery will be Tuesday, May 12th in Mitchell. A vote of thanks was given to the president for her wise selection of bedding etc. for Armagh. Home for Abused Women and children. Mrs. J. Pollock, with India as the theme . for devotions, gave interesting information 'regarding the -subject and Ida White, a former missionary- in India talked of condi- tions, people, teachings and:the joy of bring- ing the Christian message to the people, and 'informed members about work mis- sionaries are now doing in Delhi. Members joined in singing hymn "Come let us sing of a wonderful love” Mrs. Pollock then continued the devout devotions with the Easter- message "The Tomb ,is empty but Christ is everywhere". Dorothy Reed read the Easter message from the Bible, devo- tions continued with the story from the Glad Tidings; "My name is Mary" closing with' prayer by Mrs. G. Kaitting. Plans have. been made for the May meeting which has been changed, to a joint meeting with the Arthur Circle, Monday, May 18th. Potluck meal, is set' for Knox Church at 6:30 p.m. Guest speaker is Rev. G.L. Royal. - 1 GRAND OPENING at FAMILY FUNLAND 2 miles south of Kincardine on Hwy. 27 EW: 9=> Hole Mon Golf ALS •;m New 9 Hole Indoor Mini Golf .. LS ° f'.(ew Large Video Arcade Siiverwoods lee Cream, Snacks and Pop SAFE Go -Karts for Everyone 4 •:., up - FIRST 50 FREE EACH DAY: EXTRA ROUND OF MINI GOLF & EXTRA LAPS ON KARTS OPEN MAY WEEKENDS 10A®All®m8PeiM FAMILY MEMBERSHIPS AV r, ILABLE FAMILY FUNLAN HWY. 21 /MR EEE' .. 482-7103 PECK APPLIANCES "IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA" r r � �a�car d car 'it.NOVO ® i er °f a d at�5°99 ®® v��°°r,I value est ProZ�°°�e� ,‘ch rr1 PS a 111'1,:,90� �l°� at i2 vee°ed Zer'c� r O®ae e NISI�'�� her° M� °f a at e 3rd pili°°ler y ,. V% fkIN'kk.N Ok) IcitoOe St COS Oteti S‘1010,11. "Abe (do��,�papcates qty°0. r v� � ageos. 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