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ANOTHER MILESTONE in the history of Harmony Road Baptist Church was passed last Sunday with the laying of the date stone in the new church building. The stone was laid by Rev. the building committee and church. treasurer. -Caught by the camera, from left, during the ceremony, are Rey. A. R. Goldie, Toronto, an official of the Baptist Convention of Ontario and R. F. Willson, of Thorn- bury, Ont., pastor of First Baptist Church, Oshawa, when Sunday School work was started in the south- east section of the city, and C. Taylor, chairman of * congregation plans its dedica- Quebec; Rev. W. Lewis, pastor of the church; Mr. Taylor, Mr. Willson and Rev. N. F, Swackhammer, pastor of First Baptist church. --Oshawa Times Photo NEWS FROM THE CHURCHES Bible College Chorale At Calvary Church The 37-voice chorale of the|the speaker at the Annual Miss-|Board of United Church Women posal is being investigated. London College of Bible andjionary Council service Sunday will be the special speaker at Missions will present a ministry morning in Simcoe Street Pen- the 11 a.m. fwof sacred song at the 7 p.m. /|tecostal Church. in Calvary Baptist this Sunday. Warren Mus., the chcorale_ i- service Church Adams, rector, the London College. The chorale's 18-number rep-| Oshawa Boy's Club. ertoire includes the following: | "A Hymn of Praise to God the! "Won-| Salvation Army Citadel this Sun- Creator", E. Thiman; drous Love', Arr. P. Christi- ansen; "If Thou But Suffer God to Guide Thee", W. Curry; "E'en So, Lord Jesus Quickly come", P. Manz; "Lord, Make | Me Try Instrument', D. York; and "I lay My Sins 'on Jesus', W. Engelbrekt. David A. Bell, assistant pro-| fessor of Christian Education) from the college, will speak briefly. Fred Romanuk, of Osh- awa, is a member of the choir. Wh Four children were baptise at the morning service in Har- mony United Church last Sun- is director of music at/at the 11 a.m. q|was studying the itinerary for her forthcoming visit to New Zealand, she noticed a personal service in Albert! Street United Church Controller William Dennison, A confirmation service will be| of Toronto, will be the speaker conducted by the minister, Rev. | service of the | L. |Unitarian Fellowship at the/ning service of King Street Un- ited Church. The service will be held in the College Park Both services at the Oshawa Seventh-day day will be conducted by Envoy |, Rev- Vv. Brown, vice - presi- and Mrs. ohn Simpson Bible College, Peterborough, will be the speaker at both services _ Miss Marion Thomson of the this Sunday in the Byng Avenue hg tot -- Lg oot Queen Mother e college will assist in the | To See Horse services. AUCKLAND, N.Z. (CP) hen Queen Mother Elizabeth; The special speaker at the 7 se service of the United Spiri- ualist Church will be Rev. John- 7 |son. Mrs, | clairvoyant, Wesley Herbert, at the mor-| Adventist Church. | dent of the Eastern Pentecostal | Huggett will be -- $3,000 IN NOTES FOUND DUNEDIN, N.Z. (CP)--About $3,000 in old notes was found by a young couple when clearing out a wardrobe in a house they had recently occupied. The false bottom fell out of a drawer, re- vealing the notes tied up in 10 bundles. The finders, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Muxlow, took the money to the police and its dis- REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS | {World Headquorters, Independence, Missouri) ORANGE TEMPLE SIMCOE & BRUCE, OSHAWA 10:00 A.M. Church School Children ond Adulte 11:00.A.M. Morning Worship For All Are Invited Phone 728-9606 she asked Harmony Baptist Church Looking To Dedication The laying of the date stone last weekend of the new church Road Ran. Duliging Of Tarmen tist Church marked another step forward in the growth of the congregation. The young tion services May 29. More than 100 attended. The stone was laid by Rev, R. F. Willson, of Thornbury, a former pastor of First Baptist Church in 1948 when Sunday School work was started in the south-east section of Oshawa, and C. Taylor, chairman of the building committee and church treasurer, who is a former member of First Baptist Church. Others 'aklig part in the ceremony were the church dea- cons, W. Wielinga and G. Graham, and G. Morey, a member of the building com- mittee. Greetings were brought by Rev. N. F. Swackhammer, pastor of First Baptist Church; M. Chesher, on behalf of the Trent Valley Association of First Baptist Ohurchs and Rev A. R. Goldie, on behalf of the commencea with laymen in charge. This practice continued for two years. Meanwniie, First Baptist. saw S that a building program would be coming. Thus, it purchased an acre of land at the corner of Harmony rd. and Taylor ave. Then in 1962 the congregation called William Lewis, a second year student at McMaster Divinity College, to be their student pastor. After Mr. Lewis' graduation and ordina- tion he has continued as full- time minister. In 1963 the con- gregation moved to Harmony Road Public School which was more central to the area it serves being only a block from the new building. The building committee --_ up of C, Taylor, G. Morey, G Graham, Mrs. H.. Audley, Mrs. R. Collins, 'Mrs. F. Henderson from Harmony rd. and F. Crome, R. Barr, F. McLellan, L. Parrott, and D. Rice of First Baptist church, began to meet in 1963 to work on plans, visit other buildings and to for- -- a set of plans for build- ng. The plans completed, Church Plans! Anniversary The congregation of Paul's Presbyterian Church oni hold anniversary services this Rew, Danelae w Miles, of Scarborough, a broth- er of the church's first min- ister, Rev. Bruce Miles, as the special speaker. Following the service there will be a panel discussion, over coffee, during which Mr. Miles will comment on the Christian Education pro- gram. The church was dedicated on the last Sunday in March, 1963. Since then the church has marked its anniversary on the last Sunday in March. The congregation had its origin as a Sunday . School operated from Knox Presbyter- ian Church. The men of Knox Church began the first build- 'jing in 1950 largely with volun- teer labor. By 1958 it was obvi- ous larger facilities were re- THE OSHAWA TIMES 12 EE ae , Soturdey, March 26, 1966 19 Commando Unit AUCKLAND, N.Z. (CP)--Ten members of a New Zealand] commande unii have been xiv- ing blood for a blood bank the hard way. First they ran three miles with 50-pound packs. Then they discarded their loads, but ran seven. more miles over hilly country and then straight to the tee was formed. The corner- stone of the new church was laid in the fall of 1962, 12 years after the original corner- stone was laid. Rev. Bruce Miles was called as the church's first minister in May, 1954. Rey. Derek Allen was called from North Battle-: ford, Sask., in October, 1958 and in March, 1965, Rev. Wal- ter Jackson assumed the duties of minister. Auckland Hospital to give blood, The object of the exhausting exercise was ye produce '"'exer- cise plasma," a type of blood with a high coagulation factor UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 320 Ritson Rood (neor Olive) 723-6325 The Whole Gospel to the Whole World Sunday: 10 A.M.--Sunday School 11 A.M.--Morning Worship 7:30 P.M.--Evangelistic Wed. 8: - he M,--Bible Study jy 8:00 P. M. ye People EVERYONE WELCOME finances arranged, a building permit was secured in Decem- ber, 1965 and construction began. Work is moving along well with the outside nearly completed and the inside now beginning to take shape. quired and a building commit- Baptist Convention of Ontario and Quebec. The work of the church, which is located at the north- west corner of. Harmony rd. and Taylor ave., began in 1948 when interested members of First Baptist Church saw the need of a Sunday School in south-east Oshawa. As a result an interdenominational Sunday School was opened. This work met and grew in the Base Line School. | The people of the area want- | ed more than this and in 1960 | morning worship: services were | CHRISTIAN SCIENCE| FIRST CHURCH -- 64 Branch of The Mother Church, tn ton, ch, Tho. First. Church of "Christ Scientist Massachusetts. COLBORNE ST, EAST SUNDAY SCHOOL -- 11:00 A.M. SUNDAY SERVICE 11:00 A.M. "REALITY" Wed. Service (Inciudes testimonies) 8 P.M. READING ROOM--CORNER ONTARIO AND BOND STS. Monday to Thursday--11:00 a.m, - 5:30 p.m. Friday 11:00 a. Listen to: The Bible Speaks To You CKLB 9 A.M, Every Sunday m. - 9:00 p.m. 11:00. A.M, -- Sermon: 7:00 P.M. -- Sermon: REV. 9:45 A.M.--Sunday School "THE CROSS AND FAITHFULNESS" "GOD IS AT WORK IN US!" From Philippians, ""A Guide to Confident Living" 6:30 P.M.--PRAYER FELLOWSHIP RICHARD J, BARKER, Minister ee WITH THE O! WOND A MODERN MIRACLE DUPONT 501 NYLON el (, THE COLOSSUS OF RHODES Wes a grect bronze statue thet steed ebout 100 CHRIST MEMORIAL CHURCH (Anglican) Mary and Hillcroft Streets PASSION SUNDAY 8:00 A.M.--HOLY COMMUNION 11:00 AM.--MORNING PRAYER Nursery Core at 11 a.m. Service |} 7:00 P.M.--EVENING PRAYER Wednesday 7:00 & 10:00 A.M.--HOLY COMMUNION 7:30 P.M.--DEVOTIONS ST. GEORGE'S ANGLICAN CHURCH BAGOT AND CENTRE STS. The Reverend Canon F. G. Ongley, M.A.--Rector The Reverend R. G, Brooks S.Th.--Assistant day. They were: Leslie Eliza- omission. Promptly beth Beaulne, daughter of Mr. whether arrangements could be} and Mrs. Andre Beaulne; David made for her to see her former William Geisberger, son of Mr. racehorse Bali Ha'i, which won! and Mrs. William Geisberger; several races in her colors and Michael Todd Gordon, son of|"0W is in retirement in New, Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. Gordon; |2¢aland and Bradley Gordon Shrigley,| Hali Ha'i was presented to the| son of Mr. and Mrs. Shrigley. |Queen Mother by the late Sir| A special part of the service|Ernest Davis, a prominent New| this Sunday morning will be|Zealand businessman, when she, given to Dedication of the gifts | was on a previous visit to New) and memorials presented to the! Zealand. Bali Ha'i raced for her| new Harmony Church. with success in England and! was sent back to New Zealand A petition for growth in grace |at the end of his racing career. and spiritual. perception will) Arrangements will be made open the lesson - sermon on/for the Queen Mother to see the| "Reality" at the Oshawa Chris-| horse during her tour in April. tian Science Church this Sun-| - day. The Golden Text is from} Psalms: 'Blessed art thou, O HARMONY ROAD BAPTIST CHURCH Lord: teach me thy statutes...| Open thou mine eyes, that I 135 Harmony Rd. South Pastor Wm. J. D. 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