The Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-09-23, Page 10PAGE 10- -GODERICH SIGNAL: STAR, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1987
If you are a child and like to sing
we invite you to loin
The Children's Choir in the
NEWAPOSTOLIC CHURCH
29S Cambridge Street
Goderich
For InitOrmation Please Call:
CARL LEFNESKI
52407819
-OR
attend Sunday School
Sundays 9:00 a.m..
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a cut above the rest'
53 South. Street, Goderich
524-4279
RevBali elected president
of Goderich M inisterial A s sociati.n
The Goderich Ministerial Association held
its first meeting of the season this past week
and elected its new officers.
Rev. Robert Ball, of North Street United
Church, was named the President with the
Rev. Gerry McMillan of Bethel Pentecostal
as Secretary and Captain Walter Clarke of
the SarVation Army as Treasurer.
The Ministerial Association meets mon-
thly throughout the year and seeks to serve
the community through special services to
the Hospital, Maitland Manor, as well as the
Minister's Study column in the Signal -Star.
Several ministers also assist in a teaching
program with the grade 8 classes of Robert-
son School.
From time to time., the Ministerial
Association is called upon to officiate in
community civic events, holding special
ecumenical worship services.
A special welcome was extended to the
several new members rif the clergy by past
president Rev. Gil Kidd, and self -
introduction by each new clergy person
were shared.
Groups in the community seeking support
in their concerns in the life of the people of
Goderich, will find an open ear through the
Toronto site of trade fair
From September 23 - 27, over 900 enter-
tainers and buyers from performing arts
facilities and community groups will gather
at Toronto's Constellation Hotel for Contact
'87, Canada's largest annual touring trade
fair.
Funded and administered since 1971
through the Touring Office of the Ontario
Arts Council, Ontario Contact brings
together professional performers with
potential bookers from more than 250 com-
munities across the province - community
volunteer sponsors, university and facility
programmers, Boards of Education and
regional arts councils.
„This year's Contact will showcase 44 live
presentations for both young and adult au-
diences, ranging from classical to contem-
porary dance; from classical to jazz, folk
and contemporary music; to theatre, pup-
petry and opera. The program includes per-
formances by: Tafelmusik (just back from
a successful European tour); Popera, a
musical theatre revue with Patrick Rose,
Diane Stapley and Riki Turofsky; Gina Lori
Riley Dance Enterprises; 0 Vertigo Danse
with Jean A. Chalmers Choreographic
Award Winner, Ginette Laurin; Rod Beattie
in Wingfield's Progress, a sequel to the
highly successful Letter from Wingfield
Farm; string quartet Quintessence, featur-
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ing Juno Award winner, Lenny Solomon;
Ray Sealey; the Blyth Festival and the
musical duo, Dyad with Marina Piccinini on
flute and Robert Kortgaard on piano.
On Sunday, there will be a special jazz
brunch featuring the Jim Galloway' Quartet,.
Michael Danso, the New Orleans Connection
and Montreal's Paulo Ramos.
This year for the first time Contact is ex-
tended one day to present special showcase
performances by chamber ensembles. This
takes place on September 23 and features
performances by York. Winds, Canadian
Piano Trio, Sylvie Proulx, Music From
Sharon, Jamie Parker and Coucous
Benevoles.
In addition, during Contact, over 200 ar-
tists and their managers promote their ac-
tivities through exhibitions and video
presentations to interested buyers in the
"Contact Room". Workshops and seminars
for both sponsors and artists on programm-
ing, management and marketing are also
part of the five day event.
It is now estimated that in a given year, 68
percent of the live, professional entertain-
ment circuit in the province is chosen by On-
tario sponsors through Ontario Contact,
generating an estimated 1•,500 performances
- and an economic benefit to artists and On-
tario communities of over $3.5.million.
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MEMORIALS
ESTABLISHED OVER 60 YEARS
Clinton Area
MICHAEL FALCONER
153 HIGH STREET, CLINTON
482-9441
Goderich Area -
ROBERT McCALLUM
11 CAMBRIA ROAD, GODERICH
524-7345
Ministerial Association. Such concerns
should be directed either to the president or
secretary, in order to be scheduled on the
agenda of our gatherings.
"We are blessed in our conununity with a
variety of religious expressions, to meet the
variety of person's needs; and I am en-
couraged at the increased level of tolerance
and unity that is emerging, knowing that
uniformity of Christian expression is not
necessarily' desirable, ... even if possible,"
Mr. Ball said.
Crieff Hills
Community
visited by
Knox member
Crieff Hills Community, a retreat and con-
ference centre for Presbyterian Church
members in Canada, was visited by 25
members of Knox Church, Goderich last
Sunday.
. The group enjoyed a tour of the existing
facilities at the 250 acre centre, donated to
'the church by Colonel McLean, founder of
McLean Hunter Publishing. They were very
interested to learn of the vibrant utilization
of the existing, facilities and of the ambitious
plan to build a new central conference
building costing $2,250,000. A fund raising
project will soon be underway.
A beautiful church supper was enjoyed by
all.
PRYDE
MONUMENTS
390 victoria Street
Centralia
SHOWROOM
293 Main Street
Exeter
Memorial Counsellor
STEPHEN FERGUSSON
2350620 or 1.800.265.3477
Evenings
235.0658
Knox Presbyterian
Church
Interim Moderator
Inferior Minister
The Rev. B.A. Nevin
The Rev. R.W. Johnson
Lorne H. Dotterer, Director of Praise
Sunday, September 27, 1987
11:00 a.m. Worship
"Sacrament of Baptism"
11:00 a.m Church School
Mr. Johnson will preach
(Nursery Facilities)
Enter to Worship Depart to Serve
Calvary Baptist
Church
BAYFIELD ROAD AT BLAKE STREET
PASTOR TERRY WOODCOCK
Phone 5246445
ANNIVERSARY SERVICES
Sunday, September 27th
Special Guest Speaker
• Pastor Marvin Brubacher
Nursery Facilities available
Sunday School • 10.00 a.m.
Morning Service - 11:00 a.m
• Evening bervtce • 7:00 p.m.
Wednesday 6 30 • Mighty Mites • ages 4 & 5
Olympians • ages 6 • 12
7 00 • Prayer Meeting
7 00 Word of Life Club . Teens
WELCOME TO THE FRIENDLY CHURCH
Thursday
Free Methodist
Church
Mc Kay Hall
Nelson St. Lower Level
Sunday, September 27, 1987
Sunday School 9 45 a m.
Service 11.00 a.m.
'Pastor
Rev. Ron Ashton
524-6404
North Street
United Church
56 North Street, 524-7631
Sunday, September 27, 198
11":00 A.M. .
WORSHIP AND SUNDAY SCHOOL
Cable 12 Telecast at 1 P.M.
Ministers
Rev. Robert O. Ball
Rev. Kathi ltrbasik
music director
Mr. Robert Blackwell
St. George's Church
Anglican - Episcopal
North and Nelson Streets. Goderich
Rector: Peter C. Baldwin, B.A.M. Div.
Organist -Choirmaster David Hamilton. A.R.C.T.
Sunday September 27, 1987
Worship Services
8 a.m. 11 a.m.
Christ Church Port Albert
2 p.m. Worship Service
— You are always welcome
New Apostolic
Church
298 Cambridge St. Goderich
Sunday, Sept. 27, 1987
10 00 a m Sunday Morning Service
9.00 a m Sunday School
5:00 p m Afternoon Service
8:00 p m Wednesday Service
Everyone Welcome
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