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Grade 2 students of Victoria Public School examine one of the many tables
of exhibits on display during their arts and crafts fair held at the school last
Thursday. All the students of the school entered an exhibit in one of many
Dear Editor.......
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success and prosperity.
Businessmen should be
genuinely concerned with
teat ning the needs and wants
of the community and then
happily providing as many of
• these services as possible.
Keeping a store well -stocked
requires extra money and
planning, but it surely more
than pays for itself in
satisfied customers who
come again because there's a
good chance they'll find what
they're looking for in that
store.
Recently something im-
pressed me in one ladies'
wear store in Exeter. They
welcome mothers with
children by providing an
attractive play area, near the
dressing -rooms, equipped
with children's furniture,
books and toys.
It's hard to resist a warm,
relaxed atmosphere where
the customer feels welcome
and important, where the
sales people smile, and go out
of their" way to pleasantly
provide the customer with
what he is looking for, and
without pressure. If the
customer feels comfortable,
he'll want to come back, and
tell others too.
This attitude of friendly
service and caring can't be an
act. It has to come from the
heart. But in business too, a
little love goes a long way.. -
Yours sincerely,
Phyllis Durst
Warning
Dear Editor,
In 1929, the International
ouncil of Religious
Education, made up of the
Protestant churches of the
United States and Canada,
copyrighted the American
Standard version of the Bible
"to insure the purity of the
text". In that translation, the
name of God appears as
"Jehovah" 6,823 times.
The Preface states: "This
personal name, with its
wealth of sacred associations,
is now restored to its place in
the sacred text to which it has
an unquestionable claim."
The Catholic Encyclopedia,
on page 329, acknowledges
that Jehovah is "The proper
name of God in the Old
Testament." Page 331 says:
"Modern Jews are as un-
certain of the sacred name as
their "Christian con-
temporaries."
Can we wonder that
"Christian contemporaries"
are uncertain of the sacred
name? On November 3, a
Catholic 'Reverend' dealt
with the "Lord's prayer" (or
the "Our Father"): "And so
Jesus said to them: When you
pray, say: "Father, hallowed
by Thy name. • ." Then in his
entire article, gave no in-
dication as to what the
"name" was that was to be
hallowed!
Then, on November 10, a
Protestant minister opens his
"Church Page" article with:
"Psalm 135, 'verse 1, starts
with "Praise Ye The Lord,
Praise Ye The Name of The
Lord..." Later on he refers to
"Almighty God". But not
once does he disclose that
"Jehovah" is acknowledged
by the aforementioned
authorities, the name of
Almighty God! (Psa. 83:18)
AV
Have these gentlemen
forgotten what is stated at
•Exodus 22:20: "He that
sacrificeth unto any god, save
unto Jehovah only, shall be
utterly destroyed."? ASV
• C.F. Barney
Clinton
Good writer
Dear Editor,
Congratulations upon the
quality of the articles in this
week's issue by Joanne
Walters. You have here a
very competent writer.
I suppose there is some
reason, to me obscure, why
"of Goderich" should be
repeated after every name in
the illustrations.
With hest regards,
W.E. Elliott.
In order to assist senior citizens on a fixed Income this :g
Christmas season, we are offering a
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categories that Included, arts, crafts, writing sidlls and carpentry. The
exhibits were prepared in honor of the sesquicentennial of the town of
Goderich. (staff photo)
Help, please
Dear Editor:
Enclosed please find
correspondence from Roger
J. Proulix of Toronto dated
November llth. Mr. Proulx is
seeking assistance in locating
a former hockey player who
was born in Goderich, Mr.
Albert Percy Dewsbury.
If you can be of any
assistance to this man, please
write him d,irectly. Thank
you.
Yours truly,
Larry J. McCabe
Dear Sir,
I am writing to you with the
hopes that you will be able to
assist me in my .hockey
project and my research into
its early era.
Since 1966 I have been
trying to obtain the
signatures of hockey players
of past eras. These I enter
into alhums cilongi with .the
photo" and record of each
individual that I can.
The sole purpose behind alt
this is my desire to work
towards preserving our
hockey heritage and the
memory of these men who
helped pioneer this sport.
This I want to one day leave
to my sons as their legacy so
that in years to come they and
their children will have a
chance to know of these
former players and fee? a
personal closeness to our
hockey history.
I would deeply appreciate
any assistance that you could
give me in this search. The
past player I am trying to
locate was born in your city
and I can only hope that he
returned there to live upon
leaving hockey or that some
relatives can be found. I am
referring to a Mr. Albert
Percy Dewsbury.
Let me assure you that my
intentions are sincere in what
I am trying to do and to say
SUPPORT YOUR
LOCAL RED CROSS
that all items sent to me will
be treated with great care
and due respect.
As I close I want to thank
you for reading my letter and,.
I send to you and your family
my very best wishes and good
health to all.
I remain yours truly
A devoted hockey fan
Roger J. Proulx
711 Windermere Ave.
Toronto, Ont.
MES 3M2
Take care
Dear Editor,
Talking to persons who
hunt, I often wonder if it is a
hunting trip or a drinking trip
they go on. Then I hink of the
high powered firearms they,
take with them. Mixing the,:
,haating and drinking, could.
;proie; tG esonieones lask
.hunting trar as they m find
out what a bullet feelg
searing through their body
from some impaired hunter
who thought he. 'saw an
animal.
Another aspect that could
prove dangerous to the
amateur hunter is losing his
bearings and finding himself
lost in the bush. You don't
even have to be drinking to
have this happen.
Follow the ten com-
mandments of bush survival
and keep liquor out of the
hunting part of the trip.
(1) Tell someone where you
are going and when you ex-
pect to return.
(2) Carry and know how to
use a map and compass.
(3) Carry emergency foged,
matches and a good knife. r
(4) Check your position
frequently.
(5) If lost, don't panic.
(ti) stay put, prepare shelter
and fire.
(7) Prepare three signal fires
in a 60 -foot triangle ready for
lighting at the first sound of
an aircraft.
(8) Conserve your food supply
and strength.
(9) If you leave your shelter,
blaze your trail.
(10) If you are not lost but
only delayed, notify the
Ontario Provincial Police and
your home. .0 - - t
You can dc Ybuir part l'o"
make hunting a good safe
sport by using good sense and
forethought. Don't let alcohol
destroy your life or your
familys on the trip up, there,
or on the way home.
Remember YOU ARE
NEEDED by 'those back
home!
Prov. Const.
R.W. Wilson No.3629
Com m unity Services
• Officer.
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a good time to buy. Excellent choice. Mor-
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mediate possession in most cases: Phone, or
call Alexander & Chapman Realty Limited. 8
The Square, Goderich. Phone 524-6542.
SendPhoto -Greetings
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' Already the more vocal and and the soul is your right
able senior citizens inCanada Who knows? Maybe when
•are using tgeadheir antheir senior citizens are given this
limited earning „,power and kind of treatment by society,
their past performance there will be an increase in,
support for everything from the amount of responsibility shown by families who may
record to arouse public
free camping in the nation's have forgotten to honor the
parks to sponsored bus trips aged as generations before'',
to Rockies. To be sure, them did.
Canada's seniors deserve
respect and consideration'. ..
but ' there is a limit to the
amount of 'goodness that
should be financed out of the
pockets of taxpayers.
Still, there is a long way to
go in some areas to ensure
that senior citizens are able to
live in dignified cir-
cumstances in residences
with proper ventilation, light,
plumbing, wiring, heating
and furnishings. There is
much to be done to make
certain that senior citizens do
not waste away for lack of
companionship and the
stimulation of conversation,
activity and feeling wanted.
And there is a real and lasting
obligation to society to see
that all agin,g people -
i•egardless of their ability to
pay - are given a choice and
that none are pushed aside
and ignored until the Grim
Reaper claims his victims.
I've always believed that
growing old is one of God's
richest rewards. It is indeed a
privilege to be a senior citizen
Your
letter is
welcome !
Write a letter
to the editor
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on
Monday, November 28, 1977
at 7p.m.
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this association to be in attendance. Which items of
would you like us to approach Town Council about. an
behalf? To be effective we need your support.
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