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AMBULANCE CAMPAIGN
THE.. ST. JOHN A y
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bulauce Campaign goes l:nto'its final week eourse in First -Aid or Home Nursing.
Goderich. Those of us who Undertook There are also those who promote spec -
• the publicity for .the campaign are fully tator sports, who are equally pleased to have
aware of Gide' myriad of calls which are St, John men standing by night after night
made continu9usly throughout the year on to ameliorate any accident sustained, wheth-
the pockets' ant purses of Goderieh. Even er by the players themselves or by ,mem-
so, the number of individuals who have bers of the audience, This final week, it
already subscribed and who themselves is to the employers and.pr'omoters of sports
receive little direct benefit from the actual that individual letters have been address -
work of the Brigade, must enjoy a feeling ed. For these, the Brigade in action has
r`=' df �`satisfactien that such an organization been demonstrated. The Campaibn Com -
is in being and stands ready to help the mittte hopes that these too, will not be
injured. unmindful of the services which the Bri-
On the other side are'those who pro- - gade 'has rendered, and will continue to
,vide employment for varying numbers of render. - .
our fellow citizens and who yealize how The Treasurer is M>_ II. G;' Spring of
advantageous it is to the morale of their. the Royal Bank of Canada. Box' -370, God:
business to know that there is amongst efich.
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If you were to review the history of •that should not be forgotten is that any
are Parents can have a retarded child' --- even
numerous ``good causes", Nhieh`today
when both parents are -clever,- university
accepted as such and -given due financial graduates, or what have you.. Whether
,- ort :, and. unde,rstandi.zlg,_. 'ou would t . _ s c have a
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f rogressed beyond •the primary lstage of port will someday be considerably greafei•
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`cause of the .Ontario .Association for Re- In the meantime, the public has to be
tarded Children has still a long way to go. more frilly informed of the need and have
-But sonleday"it will be given the reeog- a greater appreciation of -,what can and is
nation to which it is so justly entitled• being done. There is no better way to do
The degree of non -recognition -of the this than'to attend the open meeting of the
'work of the Ontario Association for Re- Goderieh and District Association for Re-
tarded' 'Children is due. blot: so much to tarded Children to be held upstairs at Mac -
the fact that' people do not believe in ,the Tats -Rall on Friday at 8,30 p.m. At that
work but to the cause of most things time, Peter °ornery, of Toronto, field sect
misunderstanding. , The „ average person 'retary_ of the Ontario Association- for Re -
has no conception of the development a tarded Children, will have a message on
child can accomplish in, a school for re= the vital -work done on behalf of retarded
'tarded children nor of the 'comfort -afforded c•hildren.....Here's where you can show your
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parents to _see this progress. One faet interest with our attendance.
CONSERVATION WARNING -
A recent` oy°galliia;tional Meeting of the
new Maitland Valley Conservation. Auth-
ority seems to have set things off to a good
,start. However) there are the usual obser-
vations made following such a meeting.
' One' of these- is from The 'Huron Ex-
positor, of Seaforth, which says 'editorially :
- "'Phe possibility of enlarging, the re-
cently established Maitland Valley Con.-
servation
on=servation Authority• by the addition of
the Bayfield Valley was seen following
discussions at the inaugural meeting of
the-Authorit :last.. week ;- 'r ..:.
'- "First rased by The Expositor in
:these 'editorial columns early in January,
the addition of the Bayfield River Valley
would bring full benefits of the authority
to-:'Seaforth and other: municipalities now
p'.
M ESAES
FROM :
THE WORD.
, 'BY
GODERICH ,:MINISTERIAL.
ASSOCIATION
DOUBT
to question. In St. John's Gos-
pel , we read, "be not faithless,
but believing." (20:27) The call
of Christ is tom faith, unceasing
and undying faith. The Psalm-
ist puts the case without frills,
"put your trust in the Lord."
(Psalm 4:5) And, Jesus says;
"have faith in •God." (St. Mark
1I:22). •:._Can.,..L vac.,still •doubt'
The channel ' of coinmunicatio
is from God to man and never
ceases. God speaks to us, day
upon day h as He
'wit love
.
searches out the sinner to re-
veal His unsearchable . riches.
Our trust ISin the Lord "who
made heaven and earth." He
has manifest Himself in "Im-
manuel," "God with us," and
this to erase all doubt.
Where stands your faith to-
day? With God? With doubt?
In our materialistic and ration-
alistic world we are confronted PERSONALS
with scientific intellectualism.
These may sound like big words
but they mean, "surrounded
with all good things from
heaven we are blinded to the
Giver, even God." °. Seeing the
forest we cannot see the trees.
The dynamic of Christianity
still lives and works its wonders
By Rev. G. L: Royal,
„Knox,* Presbyterian Church
Au endless contest is waged
betwixt a man's faith and his
honest' doubts. Questions arise
='thin him that•- coquet with
what he wants to believe. Did
Jesus really live? 1,s the Bible
rue?- ..Can 3 put-'-myti trust- 4n' -
the crucifixion and the resur-
rection? IS it, a fact that the
Risen: Master: ascended to, hea-
ven? ' 'Does the Holy Spirit in-
habit this • world' of ours and
lead men in the way of right-
eousness and peace? How dis-
quietening these questions are
as they meet us in the realm 'of
belief.
The' Old Testament is a living
promise. The Spirit of God is
rampant within it. It is a testi-
mony to Truth. Whether it
was to Abrahani',.. isaac; 'Jacob
or Moses the promise came it
did come in power and majesty.
We read, "the Lord our God
made a covenant with us."
(Deuteronomy 5:2) In regard,
to Canaan we read, "ye shall
possess their land, . as the Lord
thy. God hath promised unto
you." , (Joshua 23:5) The Psalm-
ist left no stone unturnes)„,when.311,4MWeVing, receptive heart.
he sang, "all the paths of the The Lord of hosts is with us;
Lord are mercy and truth unto the God of Jacob is our refuge."
such as keep his covenant." (Psalm 46:7) Cast your doubts
(Psalm 25:10) What relief and aside' and'lean upon the Lord.
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"Have faith
in God."
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ASHFIELD, Feb; 19. -.Misses
Margaret Macdonald and Betty
Farrish spent the week -end At
theii,;,•homes: here,
Mr. Da* Macdonald has been
transferred from Victoria Hos-
pital, London, to Kincardine
hospital.
Mrs. G. Mon,crief, W.M.S.
Hostess. -Mrs. George Moncrief
was hostessefor the February
meeting of the . W.1Vl.S. which
was attended by 25 members,
two visitors and three babies,
Mrs. D. R. -MacKenzie opened
the meeting with a prayer poem.
Mrs. Wallace MacLean read the
Scripture lesson and exposition
which were followed, by prayer.
The roll call was answered by,
a verse -on faith, and Mrs. D. A.
MacLean read .,,a poem. The
-study--book- on-British-Guranw
'as taken by Mrs. Donald -Simp-
son and Mrs. Sandy Macdonald.
Mrs. Emile MacLennan read an
article about Miss Merle . Mc --
Gowan, a missionary.` Mrs.-' Wil-
liam Ross sang a solo ' and Mrs.
Ross MacKenzie Tead the news-
letter and led . in prayer. - A
discussion on the new 13 1 ow -
ship House to be built irl'eWin-
nipeg followed. The hostess
and the committee served lunch.
, .y"�. r . eLteitabsakikkke - i
'on' the banntiiar.' of the present Maitland'
Authority: The alternative is to contin-
ue a half in -existence of little benefit or
sonie'day find the Bayfield Valley included
in the ••Ausable Authority. If this latter
eventually arises, "'Seaforth, Clinton. and
Goderich would find themselves on the
outside, looking in to two 'authorities, de-
nied direct benefits from either, but forced
to pay to both." -
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WE READ- THAT
It takes ' a smart man to know where
contentment end's and laziness begins. -
It's a debatable question whether- a
gpi lea mi§ea a will do any more harm
than a " misguided miss. • ` .
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veal in then' 41' 4 ord
shall preserve thy going out and
thy coming in from this time
forth, and .even for evermore."
(Psalm' 121:8) Here abides , a
living promise! The Old Testa -
no _oo
m
' '
earewers allowed
for dou=r '''tl efigTiffestn of the
Most High,--They„kne bbl.'
mighty God had 'shownHim-
self to them! In the Nev' Testa-
ment the writer .of the' Epistle.
tothe Hebrews states quite sim-
ply, "for he is faithful that'
promised." ' (Hebrews 10:23)
Our Lord Jesus Christ, the-real-
ization
he= real=ization of all heaven's good will
toward men, states in the Gos-
pel,. "behold, I send.,Uie promise
of my Father upon you." (St:
Luke 24:49) Thus, can there
be any more doubt? '
Still questions arise. Pharoah
of Egypt said to Moses and
Aaron, ."who • is the Lord, that
I should obey his voice?" (Exo-
dus 5:2) "In contrast, Christ,
our Lord, _said to His disciples,
`.`why are ye so fearful?,' how is
it that ye have, no faith?" '(St.
Mark 4.40) This element of
doubt -.lingers and provokes men
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Three tables were in play on
Monday evening at the Dupli-
cate Bridge Ciub. Winners and
their- scores were as . follows:
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hunter, 151%;
eo a s.- G
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Ski• e ,
Mrs. W.' G. MacEwan, Mrs. I.
Papernick r and Mrs. D. Stoyle,
tied with 9,
DownMernorvs:
lane
50 Years Ago -1912
At Carlow,- a quiet wedding,
took place at the home. of Mr.
and Mrs. Thoma s' Mitchell when
their daughter, Minnie, became
the bride of W. W. Barlow.
The new officers of the Gode-
rich Township Rifle Association
were: H. ' Montgomery, captain;
O. Ginn, • lieutenant; T. R. Run-
dle, secretary; Isaac Satilkeld,
treasurer. • ,
Mr: and iVErS". Cr"" A::" -Na` i'7t
,entertained the members of
Knox Church choir in honor of
Miss Nettie Cowan who was
leaving for New Westminster,
B.C. f,
;Mrs. Jarvis McBride gave a
talk when the Women's Home
Mission Society of Smith's Hill
met at the home of *Mrs. W.
Walter. - •
• 30 'Years Ago -1932
- James Wilson, Wilfred Pent-
land, John Durnin; and Wallace
Gibson joined the Dungannon
Junior Farmers.
Goderich firemen extinguish -
e& a fire , at • the home of -Ken-
neth Stowe, East and Albert
streets, when flames were dis-
covered near. -the roof in -the
back part of the house,
Jack Woods had,. the liga-•
ments-of-his-left.=thumb sprain-.�.:
d in a hockeey match between,
Goderich end • xe'" ter.
George Johnston was install--
ing machinery at • his ice plant
on Kingston street, and „hoped
to Make seven tons of ice -per'
day.
15' Years Ago -1947
J. B. Mills was the new care-
taker at MacKay. Hall, succeed-
ing . James 'Durnrn.
Frank Hamilton shot a wolf
near Kiiatail.
Leonard Westbrook's ,house
on Albert street was badly dam-
aged', by -'fire which started in
the basement. One -of the fire
men, • Ted Bissett, was overcome
by smoke and taken to the hos-
-
1 ell, ;Ther ipson, :-;son of IVIr.,
and,,•Mrs. r Ieil T iampson, Que-
.bec street, was lin Woodsto
hospital • after ' aceidentally
shooting himself; '"-
Wallace Duckworth; colleg-
iate janitor, discovered'!that the
school . vault had 'been robbed
of about, $255, the proceeds of
a school dance.:
10 Years Ago -1952
At a Social ,evening at S.S.
16, East 'i7V'aw.a'nibsh, euchre
prizes went .to Shirley Patter.
sm "`"and` A11' , cC,ullough,...an' n
Lost Mir prizes were won . by
Mrs; Reg. Schultz and . i'orman,
McClinchey.:
.At Kingsbrldg'e, the , '.
h eld, .a . card. party : at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Lannon.
A special service Was held at
the Ashfield Pret3byteriaril
Church : *het a new. 'eledtrie,
organ was dedicated. Mrs, - Don
aid Slmpson w'as organiet, and,
Finlay MaeDanaald Choir leader.,
At Victoria St* church,. Ito1-
een ^ tt'ebeter Was **iniad to
Marvin Roas. . •
authorized by. law as
investments for:trust funds
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Mr. Carl' Dorland, a former
teacher at' G.D.C.I., and now of
Ridley College, St.- Catharines.,
was a visitor in town on Thurs-
day to attend the Little Thea-
tre's presentation of "The Glass
Menagerie." . An enthusiastic
supporter of the 'Goderieh Little
Theatre, he was - the guest of
Mr• and Mrs. R. W. Bell.
Mr. and Mrs.,Henry T. Barker,
Barlow, Mrs. William ar , Mr. and
,.Barite r.,
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Charles. Barker attended . e
wedding of F1'Lt. Edgar Barker
and Miss Barbara Ann Johnson
in 'Grace United -Church, : Tren-
ton, Ontario; on Saturday, Feb-
ruary 17.
visiting Mr,- Craig's brother,
Harry S. Craig, in Glendale,
California, for a few weeks.
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