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April afar your program
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IN TIME FOR EASTER
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FROM
$5.95
TO
$34.95
A Number Of New Ones In Stock Now
WOODLANDER
BUNNIES
11.98
EA.
EASTER EGG
COLOURING KIT
A Few
Suggestions:
•WALL PLAQUES
See the new look In
our finishes. Suitable
for any room in
a home.
$4.95
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ALSO - Many
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•TILLEY
Purses and
Billfolds
•COFFEE MUGS
For Mother, Dad,
Grandma or
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•GIFTWARE
Many Easter related
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EASTER
NOVELTIES
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Pear.Editor:
After attending our
Seventh Annual Bay Ctty St.
Patrick`s Parade, 1 have a
few conunents to Make Wall
the people of (oderich, who
may not understand our
annual involvement,
In our sesquicentennial
year through tourist com-
mittee, municipal and
Legion officials,. Goderich
and Bay City `were twinned
for an ongoing friendship,
with Canadians going over
for the St. Pat's parade and -
our American friends
coming back for our frien-
dship weekend culminating
on Canada Day.
Since Canada pay is a
Friday this year, will our
Celebrations be after
For Exclusive and
Unusual Gifts
The
Arbor
43 Albert St.
Clinton
482-3876
It you're
NEW IN TOWN
and don't know
which way to turn,
call the
1/Ficain414p,
-hostess at5247J16i
You'll be glad you did
Canada Day? It seems this
will be so. This is too bad as a
goodly° number of our
American friends will be
unable to attend.
Some say you can't change
Canada Day. Canada Day is
for Canadians ,etc. etc. I
agree Canada Day should be
celebrated in the heart of
every Canadian. We are a
free country! But let us
remember many great
empires have . fallen!It
seems many have forgotten
GRACE COMMUNITY
CHURCH
Huron Centennial
.School
BRUCEFIELD, ONT.
482-9260, 565-5341
and 236-4979
10:00 - Family Bible
School
11:00 -
Mann
Speaker Randy
PREACHING THE
DOCTRINES
of GRACE
SUPERIOR
MEMORIALS
ESTABLISHED OVER
50 YEARS
SPECIAL
SPRING PRICES
IN EFFECT
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Novi- toOmoms;tOitro.'''WortXT:
Goderich Area
Representative
ROBERT McCALLUM
1,1 CAMBRIA ROAD
GODERICH
524-7345
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Clinton Area
Representative
MICHAEL FALCONER
153 HIGH STREET
CLINTON
482-9441
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the friendship aspect of our
union.
Now for a short account of
our Bay City hospitality..
When our bus pulled in. at
Bay City Holiday Inn we
found an Honour Guard of
approximately 18 Legion
members formed at the.
entrance. Once inside we
were greeted by a receiving
line of City and Legion of-
ficials.
Then at 6 p.m. several
Goderich couples were taken
Beginner's
Night
planned
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SUPPORT
CANADIAN CANCER
SOCIETY
17,000 to be sold'
10 for $3.00
MARCH 24th, 25th & 26th
"While quantities last"
AT THE:
SUNCOAST MALL
ZEHRS
BREWER'S RETAIL
THE SQUARE
DAFFODILS SOLD
BY BETA SIGMA
PHI MEMBERS
Dear editor,
Genealogy is becoming
more and more popular of
late and during the past few
years, the number of people
tracing their family has
grown tremendously.
Members of the Huron Coun-
ty Genealogical Society are
frequently asked for infor-
mation on "how to get
started".
We have therefore decided
to hold a "Beginner's Night"
in an attempt to assist those
who. want to_start, have just
begun or those who don't
know where to look next. It
will be held on April 6 at 7:30
p.m. in the board room of the
Assessment • Office, 57
Napier St., Goderich. En-
trance and parking are at
the rear. -
There is no charge for this
workshop and an excellent
program has been prepared.
Anyone at all interested in
finding their "roots" is most
welcome to attend. Further
information is available
from Alison Lobb, chairman,
482:7187:-----
Thank you.
Sincerely,
Carole Robinson (Miss)
press secretary
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-d'` YES YOU CAN WALLCOVERINGS
HANDMADE LOCALLY '
SOLID CHOCOLATE $1.09, $2.15.
EASTER CANDY $3.59, $5.49
GOOD SELECTION OF ALLAN'S
TREATS N' TREASURES
MILK CHOCOLATE BUNNIES
PFRICED 204 to $3.98
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CARLTON EASTER CARDS, WRAP, BOWS
SHOPPERS SQUARE, GODERICH
WHEN:
WHERE:
WHO:
gut for supper on a couple to
couple base while MAY
others tarok` Part In p
arranged sun et other
poets, Attar dinner all went
back to Pont 14 for a free
dance, entenalnrlaent by a
comedian and music by the
Clinton Pipe band.
•
• Sunday a
feiendahip 1urecas
servedfr 5a a.to11 am.
free to Canadians.
Our Colour party, led by
Clinton Pipe Band, paraded
withride and dignity for
Canada from 2 p.m.to4:p.m.
when they arrived back at
s e
Poat 1d :after a very cold
march. Everyone Was hack
son the buses at 5 p m, After
upper Frankennmuth we
proceeded home arriving at:.
Br 1491 at tt:10 p.m. .
Esther. Blackwell
Why not let God be true?
Dear Editor,
This morning's Free Press
carried an article by Chris
Dennett in which he quoted
E'duca.tion. Director
Madeline Hardy of the Lon-
don Ontario Board of Educa-
tion: "You see, we have all
been deceived into believing
that (examination marks)
are very meaningful. I
guess, as educators, it is the
biggest con job we have ever
accomplished."
With that, I take issue, A
much bigger 'con job' has
been accomplished by
educators. When I attended
Chesley Avenue School in the
city of London, . we had a
very religious teacher, who
opened school with the
Lord's Prayer, read from
and emoted upon Scriptures
just about every day. One
piece of religious poetry he
dwelt upon very much was:
"Life is real, life is earnest,
and the grave is not its goal.
'Dust thou art, to dust
returneth' was not spoken of
the soul", from Gray's
ELEGY in a county chur-
chyard. Since he Used the Bi-
ble so much and seemed to
believe it, no one ever ques-
tioned the truthfulness of
Gray's statement.
Not only that, but a book
used in Catholic Schools
since 1884 contains this: "At
last He said: 'Let us make
man in our " image and
likeness, and let him have
dominion over the whole ear-
th" (this is a quotation from
Genesis 1:26 DOUAY). The
next sentence says: "So God
formed man out of the slime
of the earth, and breathed in-
to him an'knmortal soul, and
called him Adam, that is,
taken from the earth." This
makes no pretence of being a
Scripture quotation, BUT -
it's following so closely
would easily imply that it
was.
That "So" beginning the
sentence ties it cloSob, to the
Scripture, quoted. However,
the Scripture (Genesis 2:7)
regarding man's creation
reads: "And the Lord God
foraned man of the slime of
the earth; and breathed into
his face THE BREATH OF
LIFE (caps mine), and man
BECAME a LIVING -SOUL."
(Note there is nothing about
an immortal soul)
To Adam (that LIVING
SOUL) God said in sentenc-
ing him: "In the sweat of thy
face shalt thou eat bread till
thou return to the earth, out
of which thou wast taken; for
dust thou art, and into dust
thou shalt return." (Genesis
3:19 DOUAY)
Therefore the "biggest con
job" that `education' has
ever accomplished to my
mind at least, is not that "ex-
amination marks are very
meaningful" but the fact
that millions of sincere
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A PSYCHIATRIST IN A CANDY
SHOP 15 ONE WHO GRADES
THE NUTS.
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Bluewater
Coffee Shop
Phone
524-4331
355 BAYFIELD RD.
GODERIEH
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Fan -useful -and Free!
Monday, April 4
Starting at 1:00 p.m.
Norholme Decorating Centre
Just across from Post Office • 54 King St.
Gary Mair of Sunworthy Wallcoverings
will conduct the clinic
WHAT: Tips and techniques for you
Tools and materials you'll need
Free 20 -page "`How -To -Hang"
booklet
Refreshments
WHY: Because if you learn to hang from
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(Jusi opposito them Past Office) 482.3528
Catholics and equally
sincere Protestants have
been "educated" -into believ-
ing that man has an immor-
tal soul!
Concerning "immortali-
ty". the Douay version
Catholic Bible says: "Now to
the king of ages, immortal,
invisible, the only God, be
honor and glory for ever and
ever. Amen." (1 to Timothy
1:17) This applies to the one
"whose name alone is
JEHOVAH" (Psalm 83:18
AV). Then 1 to Timothy
6:15,16, speaking of the
resurrected and glorified
Jesus Christ: "the King of
Kings and Lord of Lords,
who only hath immortality."
And, to cap the climax:
The 'Catholic DOUAY ver-
sion Bible states flatly: "the
son of man is not immortal",
at ECCLESIASTICUS 17:29.
Why not let God be true?
Sincerely yours,
C. F. Barney,
Clinton.
Writer wants
information
on the Cornish
Dear Editor,
When my husband was sta-
tioned at the Air Radio Of-
ficer's School at Clinton in
the late 1940s, we lived at
Goderich.
At no time during our stay
there did I become aware
that many families of Cor-
nish extraction went into
- Huron County in the vicinity
of Goderich in the late 1800s
As the former editcjr of the
Vernon Writers Group, I
have for quite some time
been,,dRing research, on the
„
• 'Cornishl,and t ger,: descen
'dants across Canada. The
nn
object in mind is to write a
• Soca History for future
publication.
Through the courtesy of
iyour newspaper, I would like
to ask any of -your readers,
who with their families and
friends wish to share their
remembered experiences, or
able to relate through diaries
and letters, • adventures of
past generations to contact
-Arte.= -Veronica - Retaliack
Futcher, 102 - 3407 - 39th
Avenue, Vernon, B.C. V1J
3E3.
Youx struvy,:
Veronica Retallack Futcher.
CIVIC
CORNER
The Administration
Committee will' meet
Thursday, March 24 at 9 a.m.:
in town, hall.
The Recreation Board will
meet Thursday, March 24 at
7:30- p.m. • in the council
chambers, townhall.
The Goderich Economic
-Development Committee
will meet Monday, March 28
at noon in town hall. -
•
Goderich Town . Council
will meet Monday, March 28
at 7:30 p.rn. iritown hall.
The Katimavik Sponsor
Committee will meet
Wednesday, March 39 at 11
a.m. intown hall. •
The Planning Board will
meet Wednesday, March 30
At noon in town hall.
Huron County Council will -
meet Thursday; March 31 at
10 a.m. in the council
chambers, ' Court House,
Goderich.
Farm Supply Division Maple Loaf Mills Limited
is pleased to announce
VERBEEK'S GARDEN CENTlE
Is now carrying a
complete line of
Master Feeds Products
opening special:
1 BAG FREE
WITH EVERY -10
PURCHASED
Special In toffee from
March 17 to March 91, Ma -
Try some of the better-known lines
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or 16% Horse !Crunch Cubes.
We have complete lines of Dairy, Beef,
Swine, Horse and Poultry feeds, as well as
miscellaneous feeds.
VERBEEK'S
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22 Isaac Street Clinton 482-9333
Dealer for -
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