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The Huron County Pioneer MuseUitn's mobile bus was at
Victoria Public School recently. The teachers took their
students On totirs through the bus and explained the various
displays. Here, Leroy Erb of the museum's maintenance
staff reads a story to students from Mrs. Fisher's kin-
ergaxten class. They are, left to right, Gina Germano
Laurie White, Dianna Brindley and Maureen Scott.
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ituaries
LAS JAMES
EPHENS
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James Stephens,
died in Alexandra
d General Hospital
June 2 as the result
mobile accident in
Township. He was
the son of James
orence (Jones)
and was born
17, 1956 in Owen
moved to Goderich
n Sound and has
ere since 1971. He
Strathcona and
Public Schools in
nd and Robertson
School in Goderto
ttending Central
condary School in
as employed at
Road Machinery
and for the past six
was working at
entre, Kitchener.
g in addition to his
are three sisters,
Owen Sound; Mrs.
ronica) Benninger,
and Sandra at
was predeceased
er, Patricia.
I service was
ane 6 at Tannahilk,'
0me, Owen Sound
William Neil of-
Intertnent was in.
Cemetery, Owen
rers were Dennis
ahGeddes James
clip Abbott, and '
ntyre of Goderich,
'h Jones of Owen'.
lowerbearers were
tik, Michael Allen;
tephens and Paul
er,ISOund.
S and friends at -
he funeral from
h, Toronto,
od, Walkerton,
dupine and London.
In Funeral Horne
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BY THE REV.
ROBERTJ.CROCKER
ST. GEORGE'S
ANGLICAN CHURCH
In most schools, they seem
was in charge of the to -he doing away- with final
arrangements. examinations, and I think
• a good thing. Maybe we could
• MRS. ALMINA EMERY
Alinina Emery . of • RR 2
Goderich ,tfOr merly. of Grand
Pointe, died in Alexandr
Marine and General Hospita
on June 8. She was 97.
She was born in St. Luc de
la Prairie, Quebec, in 1880 to
Emelie (Bourgeois) and
Amable L'Ecuyer. She lived
in Dover Township most of
her life until moving to
Goderich 16 years ago.
She was predeceased her
her husband Francis Xavier
Emery in 1946. She was also
predeceased by one son,
Raymond; two brothers,
Adolphe and Adjuteur and
one sister, Mrs. Percy
(Pacifique) Cornfield.
She is survived by one
daughter, Mrs. Albert
(Gertrude) Poulin of
Goderich; five sons, Adrian
of Hamilton, Bernard iof
Ancaster, Urbain of Ottawa,
Leonard G. of Grande Pointe
and Montfort of Tecumseh; 24
grandchildren and 42 great -
do away with such things
altogether.
e . At first sight, it laoks ,like
a wishful thinking. Most of us
I remember the old grind;
spending a great deal of our
school life trying to cram
enough science or history into
our heads in order to obtain a
pass mark on the final
examinations. And for what
purpose? We wanted to be
promoted to the next grade,
didn't we? And we just had to
pass out of public school or
get that all-important
matriculation certificate.
And if we didn't pass, we had
to repeat a year -, and that
was.pretty dull.
Many of us simply failed to
achieve that certificate. And '
then, whenever we applied
for a job and were asked what
final grade we passed, we had
to admit we almost finished
grade twelve or whatever it
was we almost completed or
else we tried to pretend we
had more educational
grandchildren. qualifications'than we really
The late Mrs. Emery rested
at the T. • Brady Hinnegan
Funeral Home in Chatham
until Saturday when funeral
mass was held in St. Philip's
Church in Grande Pointe at 11
a.m. Prayers were offered on
Friday. The ladies of St. Anne
attended mass in a Guard of
Honor: Interment was in
Grande Pointe Cemetery.
• Pallbearers were Robert
VincOnt,' Roger, Russell and
Louis -phillippe, Emery and
RobertcPeulin. .; •
, had. It didn't look very well
when the employer checked
with the school and found the
true details.
How 'much better not to
have examinations at all. But
then, what will the incentives
be? If we do not have'to p_ass
tests, what is going to make
us study? How will learning 1
take place without S
examination pressure? And Y
however are we going to be
marked or graded according
to our ability, if there is
ec
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frz,
:mould teap-
11 Clubs or in-
taro planning to
meals,: - would let
uronvlew know in advance,
04.411.9r visitors will be
12:45 p.m. and
00 0(5:30 p.m.
Theweek's activities will
040)010 with a special
urch•",'"service in the
4‘0010 ,tenducted• -- by
ul
the Home Stewarte1
07 st:ar'fo
Rr thy.' J. OntarioUr
of the residents ,.Who • were Street Church, Clinton,
able, had ,a lovelytwo hour Junior choir,, men's quartette
drive to several;,,a0as in the and 'organist Doris McKinley
county, ; . • will provide the music.
The CentrJ• Huron Visiting Clubs will be;
Secondary, School Band Monday, June 20, Bayfield
played for a concert ,on the and Blyth, Tuesday, Brussels
front lawn on Family Night, and Clinton, Wednesday,
Miss Story is director of the Exeter and Hensall, Thur -
thirty -piece , band and sday, Pashwood and Grand
although 'the evening was Bend. Friday, Goderich and
cool, .a great. Many of the.' Zurich and Saturday,
residents were able to enjoy Seaforth and Wingham,
the coneert from the rooms on Celebrations will end on
the west side of the building Sunday, June 26 with morning
and the front entrance, service in the auditorium
Three new members were
welcomed to the over 90 Club
at the June meeting. They
are, Mrs. Grasby, Mrs.
Fremlin, and Mrs. Foran.
Twenty-six members at-
tended the meeting, were
entertained with music by the
Haronview Orchestra, and
sing -a -long led, by Nelson
Lear and Betty Rogers. The
Walkerburn Club volunteers
assisted with the activities.
The week of June 19 to 25
• has been designated Senior
• Citizens' Week in Ontario and
the residents of Huronview
will be hosting one or more of
the Seniors' Clubs of the
• County edch day.
The Committee of
Management has declared
• ,open house for the week and
invites not only the clubs, but
all citizens over 60, to come
and join in the programs. For
this week only, the dining
•- room will be open to Senior
visitors and volunteers at $1
nothing to indicate how much.
we actually learnej?
• Now I hope you're not goin
to tell me that you seriousl
learned all the material yo
crammed the night before th
examination. Of course you
didn't. You promptly forgo
Most of it and what you
haven't forgotten you have
remembered because you
' wdre •gtiffididntirthierested
In' fact, you have probably
remembered the things you
didn't have to prepare just for
the examination. You knew
them already and they have
stayed with you. They are the
things that have really
counted in your education.
Besides that you have
learned a lot of other things
that were never tested on an
examination, such as, how to
get along with other people,
how to pay attention or
concentrate, how to express
ideas, in brief, how to think.
Otherwise you learned only
one thing, how to pass
examinations. That may be a
useful art supposing you have
to keep on passing them.
Jesus didn't tell us that we
had to obtain a pass mark, He
didn't say, "Obtain fifty or
sixty percent, and I'll let you
into the Kingdom of God". He
really did say, "Be ye per-
fect" .and that's quite another
thing. The, incentive is to be
more like Christ, an objective
sufficiently worthy in itself,
and satisfying to everyone.
Many dit our greatest men
were not particularly good at
passing examinations - there
s nothing to indicate that
Jesus was. But in the tests of
ife they stood up well. And
o, with the help- of God, can
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Full time representative - Appointment any time.
Phone Goderich: 524-2373 or 524-6621
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• "Harry Spencer"
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Harry is a Christian businessman in the insurance
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Bethel Pentecostal Tabernacle
Affiliated with the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada
CORNER OF ELGIN AND WATERLOO STS
Pastor; C. Fred Day
SUNDAY SCHOOL 10 A.M.
MORNING WORSHIP 11 A.M.
"Father's Day Service"
Our Men will be in charge
EVENING SERVICE - 7 P.'M.
A Music Presentation by.Combined
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Prayer 6:30-7:00 p.m.
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Rev. W.H. McWhinnie F.R.G.S.
Organist: Mr. Frank Bissett
9:45 a.m. - Sunday School
11:00 a.rn. MORNING WORSHIP
Preaching Mr. James Newell
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• Wednesday 8 P.Mt, Prayer & Bible Study
Everyone Welcome
8:30 a.m. Holy Communion
9:00 a.m. Brotherhood Breakfast
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11:00 a.m. Outdoor service: Holy Communion
School picnic at Falls Conservation Area.
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