Clinton News-Record, 1967-06-22, Page 10I
Page 10—Clinton News-Record—Thurs., June 22, 1967
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Octogenarians at Goderich Township Centennial
92; Mel Gliddon, 80; Fred Middleton,. 82; Ed Welsh,
81; Mrs. Howard Snell, .80; Mrs. William. Yeo, 82;
John Mulholland, 85; Mrs. Adam Cantelon, 86; Mrs.
Ed Miller, 81 and Mrs, John Mulholland, 85, Mr.
and Mrs. Mulholland will celebrate their 65th wed
ding in August. (News-Record Photo)
After the outdoor ohuroh service on Sunday
during the Goderich Township Centennial weekend
at Holmesville, chairman Councillor Gerry Ginn
requested all persons over 80 years old to come to .
the platform. Eleven octogenarians came forward,
from the left, W. R. “Bert” Lobb, 80; Robert Smith,
Matter of Principle
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Are We Just
Blowin* In the Wind?
J. Carl Hemingway
UCW Units to Meet
At Lavis Cottage
‘ Units 3 and 4 Ontario Street
UCW will meqt on Monday
evening, June 26 at the cottage
of Mrs. John Lavis. Ladies are
to meet at the church by 7:30
so that transportation for those
without cars may be arranged.
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Mr. end Mrs. Elroy McDoIe
(the former Myrtle Brownlee)
are visiting their cousins, Mrs,
Reid Torrance and Miss.
Jvison,
Miss Sharon 'McBride
last week at Expo ’67,
treat <
Mr. and Mrs, Klaas
Wierren of Holland who.
been visiting their son
daughter-injaw, Mr, and
Harry Van Wierren and family,
are at present visiting other
relatives and friends and will
return at a later date.
*Mrs, Robert Dalrymple and
girls, of J3rucefield visited on
Sunday with’Mr, and Mrs,
gar McBride and Sharon.
David and Bob Cooper
visitors this week at Expo
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Huron County
Farming Report
Soil moisture at present is
quite adequate due to the heavy
rains of the last few days, says
D. Inglis., Extension Assistant
for Huron County.
Spring grains and corn crops
are developing, satisfactorily.
The planting of white beans in
the county is nearing comple
tion and growing conditions are
normal.
Some of the hay crop has
been taken off in some loca
tions and looks quite good due
to the rains and warm tempera
ture of th,e last few days. Some
lodging of hay has taken place
in the heavy crops but isn’t
serious. '
Our family played hooky
last Sunday morning. We skip
ped’ out after Sunday School
and went over to Belgrave
where the London Conference
Kairos" group conducted the
Sunday morning service.
It was different in much of
the ma.terial and presentation
but the' message was the same
and quite effective..
Many of you may have seen
the Kairos presentation on Sing-
Time about a year ago. Incid
entally,- I understand that this
program rated highest of all
the Sjng-Time programs for the
year. At Belgrave they repeat
ed it, and even though I had
seen and heard it before, the
program was most impressive.
It asks the questions of the pop-
■ ular song, “Blowing
Wind.”
“How many roads
man walk down before
call him a man?”
man that God should be mind
ful of him?”
Did you see the play on Chan
nel 10 last week based on the
teaching of the Darwin theory
of evolution? What a fuss was
made on how man originated!
Who are we to state how man
was made? How can we prove
that Genesis is wrong or right?
Who can prove Darwin was
right or wrong? There is so
much said and so .much missing
in both that positive proof is
impossible.
What difference does it make
whether God. made man from a
lump of earth or by guiding
tiny cells into
quarter of the time. Surely
man with .all his wisdom, skill
and brainpower should be able
to do better than, this!
“How many ears must a man
have before he, can hear people
cry?” There are few of us that
have raised a family that hav
en’t heard a baby cry for his
“bottle” at some time or other
but have any of us been unable
to satisfy the child’s hunger
promptly? • Did you see the
doctors speaking about condi
tions in United States, the
wealthiest country in all the
in the
must a
you can
"What is
Lt. “Benno”
New Instructor
At CFB School
the intricate
combinations that resulted in
the vast numbers of forms of
life on this earth (and perhaps
even greater varieties on some
other planets)? Certainly His
Hand was there. , This. is
point that matters.
“How many times must
cannon balls fly before they’re
forever banned?” How many
or “Middle
the
the
more “Vietnams”
Easts?”
Somewhere I read that dur
ing recorded history there has
been peace only about one-
Botterbusch
recently arrived at the Can
adian Forces School of In
structional Technique in Clin
ton. Prior to his posting here,
Lt. Botterbusch was based at
CFB Halifax where he was
employed as an electronics in
structor. A native of Toronto,
he joined the RCN in 1963
after having attended Acadia
University and teaching for
several years. Lt. Botterbusch
and his wife, Renee live at
108 Ontario St.,' They have
one daughter, Anne, who Ms
five years of age.
world? There were children
deformed and retarded by mal
nutrition, had never seen a doc
tor, etc., etc.; conditions dupli
cated only in most primitive
areas in the world. In the last
“Observer” it stated quite a
lot pf Eskimo mothers had no
medical attention at all.
“How many years can some
people exist before they're al
lowed to be free?
all think of the Negros but
there are a great many others.
What of farmers? Only today
it was reported on the news
that Mr. Greene said it was
impossible for the
to prevent the
American surplus
vegetables on the Ontario mar
ket because restrictive action
would bring retaliation against
the export of Canadian manu
factured products,
freedom for the farmer,
there?
“How many times can a man
turn his head pretending he
just doesn’t see.” Why are there
so many “priests and Levites”
and so few Samaritans among
us?
If more and more powerful
armaments bring peace, then
there should be peace in the
world today. If prosperity of
a nation ends internal strife,
then in Canada and United
States the population should be
at peace one with the
Yet, within my memory
think of no time when
was ‘so much unrest, so
strikes, so many factions
ing for advantage one over .the
other.
The answer that is “blowing
in the wind” goes much deeper
than armaments or prosperity.
As these young people pointed
out, God is Love, and until we
can love God and our neigh
bour, the answer will still be
“biowin’ in the wind.”
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