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'when~ "'th'b` Dungannon,' Juuiai'
Women's Institute :Met at the
home of ' Miss 'Cora Finnigan.
Miss Clare Pentland - offered to
have the next ,meeting
William Mulholland a retired
I olmesville blacksmith, died in
that village.
15 Years Agora -1947
After the bad 'snowstorms
and blocked roads, Omar Broo, .
had to make extra trips tU
Stratford .With hogs, Albert Mc,
Clinchey brought in a snow-
plow, and Frank Mcllwain went
to Palmerston fob,.,, 4 load of
much 'needed feed.-
George
eed. •George Jenne?," J. C,. Peters,
Phil Carey and K. Unwire were
to direct the one -act plays which
the Goderich Drat a Club was
entering to the drama festival.
Willian iawkii�ls, 86,,•escaped
,seriousinjury ; when ; he fell
downstairs while visiting his
daughter, Nrs. Leslie Johnston.
At the Leehurp fang forum
Meeting at the home of, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Buchanan, Mr. and
M`rs, Terence Hunter gave an
interesting account oftheirre.
cent trip to5Florida.
10 Years Ago, -19$2
Mrs, #Tarry' ° Mitchell, Bob
Harris, Mr. and Mrs: Doug Mc.
Dougall, Clayton Cox and, T.
Drennan were among the prize-
winners at a Community Club
party at Porter's Hill school.
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Meinber ' of , C.W.N.A,. O.W.N.A. and A.B.C.
• CEO,;; L. ET.T.I. ,:4ditor and Aliblislier'
While heading home from a Florida .',t,ec -tearing loose from his capsule. Had
.K ati n -Geor e Jenne; oGoderich, ,stop- that happened', ,both .he and the capsu.
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ed•'off ,oultrie,eor ia;`aud;'of =
ea`'urse;N ' Wottl'r1 ha ' bt'lrued.
took time out to look over °a eopy of the Gleuii was matter-of-fact but posi-
t local newspaper =- in this' case, The Mout- tive in his assertion before the House Scie-
• trig; Observer. nce and Astronautics Committee in stat-'
Impressed
Impressed .with the following editor -
jai observation which he read in the Geo-
rgia newspaper, he passed' it on for repro-
duction in The Signal -Star.
,"Lest America be horrified some morn-
ing while watching a space capsule and
an astronaut disintegrate in a puff of
smoke, let us brace ourselves for the in-
evitable. There are bound to be failures
in an experimental program as vast and
untested as the effort to -propel man into
spade, and.; unless we condition ourselves
for that moment a wave of nausea could
w--- sweepthe country and perhaps retard the
race to •onquer the outer reaches of the
:u , e, • ,,. tetra=,took,:$- . ancdt d.$
ing that inevitably there would be fail-
ures in firing missiles and men into space.
He was, in effect telling Congress and the
Ameriean people that the luck experienced
thus far -•- sending three astronauts aloft
in .missiles - could not hold indefinitely.
Ile was, likq lye, appealing for Congress
and the naIion s people to keep their ,,a-
plomb should 'such an incident occur and
support the space program, not throw it
into reverse because of a wave of horror
at the loss, of a human life.
• "We need only to go back, some- years
to become aware that experimentation has
cost lives. The 'automobile, airplane, and
( µs yretvi rVt' ``'1:,feRa,'writ*per tzt(1.4 .alar en '•,
ter warn the nation of impending failures free in an effort' to conquer space?
in the space experinaentation'than Lt, Col. "Col. Glenn has given good advice.
John Glenn, first American to ;orbit' the We must brace for 'the inevitable, for in
nom•" ....,Yae� :,,+..s. .,a .ai,2-•.-. ...c.•.. o;:.,:.
Ik b ?G uS- fir' Pf.11Y1t' $St's 01$ ll 01iif"e133I=
when it appeared the heat shields might his flight."
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*EDITORIAL 'NOTES
7 . Our sympathy goes to-•felThw publish-
er, John W. Eedy, of The -St. Marys Argus -
Journal, -on the death of his mother, Mrs.
Lorffe. Eedy, at the age of 81. The form-
er Margaret Grace Wilson, she was the"
daughter of the late Rev.. Jasper Wilson,
minister of North Street I?nited Church•,
Goderieh, from 1S98 to '1901, and Mrs.
Wilson. Mrs. Eedy taught once at St.
Helens sand. later was a high school teach-
er. In ,various ways, the late Mrs: Eedy
_.--conirihuctd to
the progress over the years
of the St. Marys newspaper.
The disastrous fire at _MAW, Wing-
ham, last week, destroying buildings and
equipment, produced evidence of ` ` t h e
milk of human" kindness." The Cruick-
shank family wasiverwhelmed by the , co-
operation shown by so many" different
By Rev. ,W. Jr tern'Hoopen, B.A.,
B.D., North Street United
^ Chyrch
The word lent is derived frons,
the Old English, lencten, which
,nems sari ,. 7�.ble...gbriatan
Chtircll for centuries refers-4oJ
Lent ,as . the' penitential season
of 40 days from dish Wednes-
day to the eve of. Easter.. ; • •
Now• generallythere 'is the
understanding tat.: during, this
season one should, follow cer-
din rules of fasting and denial.
The- purpose -of.this :•pis that One
may comprehend the better the -
suffering of the Lord of the
Church, as He went to His cruci-
fixion, that we may enter deep-'
er and deeper into the shadows
of !lumen sin and.sorrow. ",'hat
the shadows of human sin and
,sorrow are deep is beyond guess
tion. .The reality of suffering,
of anxiety, of despair are seen
on the front pages every morn-
ing as well as in the faces of the
people. What is the cause of
this darkness that hangs over
man's existence? Jesus Christ
is referred to ` as ` the Lamb of
God that takes away the sin of
the world and in doing' so He
drew unto Himself all the sin
that human nature is capable
of committing. The pride of
the people of the Church of
that day, the money -lovers em-
bodied in Judas, the jealousy
and envy and the suspicions7
hicimfallsisved-
sdeatl ptiiese.A .err. t, �. x
why .society suffered and still
suffers: Now no. amount of
fasting or . any season as such
will do us any good sinless we
selves were involved 'in His cru-
cifixion. Therefore no forgive-
ness'•is possible= -without -repent
ance,__ no communion;..wfthou
confession. .It is generally un-
derstood that one cannot earn
his way into the Kingdom of
God. It is a free gift. But how
free is it? So free that Chris-
tians can do as all other peo-
ple? Is -discipleship without
obedience? 'Is the "grace of
God cheap"? It was the sin of
man that condemned the Son
of Man and it cost Him His
life. There was nothing cheap
about the way in which God
dealt with the darkness of 'this
world. It was rather a costly
thing. ,
Discipleship, that is Chris-
tianity with Christ, must be. -a
life of repentance„ of -discipline
and of obedience,'If there is
to be any fasting' any denial,
not for just a season, but for
the whole of life, it must find
its source in the -great sacrifice
made for . us. It will 'be a
costly thing then, and nothing
cheap, about -it. You will also
feel that you draw'the suffering
of the world to' yourself. The
persons and organizations and expressions
of good will offered in their hour of need.
It was truly . evidence of the high. regard. !
and affection held for the Cruickshanks4
and the' fine radio and TV service they
give their large audience in Western Ont-'
arid. The Signal -Star joins with others
in 'expressing the hope *that CKNX will
emerge from its misfortune stronger and
better than ever. And if we know W. T.
"Dec" Cruickshank, we are confident it
will• -do. just that. Even while- the fire was
in progress, a, mobile transmitter went• in-
to action to give uninterrupted service.
Now, "-plans are under wa-y to ,build a
new modern ` station with the ' latest in
equipment. It is understood that adequate
insurance was on the property which will
go, a long way towards definite re-estab
lishment of a high order. Congratulations,
CKNX.
1Church :cannot deny and, forsake
,the road Her Master took. _
Now bow .practical is all this?
Thousands of refugees, are wait-
ing for the help' of the Church,
The shadows of human sin) in
Mehateve>; form t."; tenies� cad=
fronts " us and much suffering
can 1 e prevented. and eased and
eliminated by the denial of
those who have 'abundantly,
11any relationships which ,are
shattered by jealousy, - *pride
and envy, can be restored
through: 'true ',repentance and
vicarious suffering.
Let me keep Lent;
Let me not kneel and pray,
Forego some trifle every day,
fast ... and take -Sacrament.. .
and than
Lend tongue, to slander, hold
ancient grudge, deny the
very Lord whom I would
'glorify.
Let me keep Lent;
Let my heart grow. in ' grace,
Let Thy light shine till my
illumined face
Shall, be a testament read by
all men
That hate is buried self cruci-
fied—new born
The spirit that shall rise on
Easter morn.
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Gordon Young sold a team
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home of D. Lawson, Dunlop,
Miss Alice Clark gave an ex-
=hibition of club swinging while
'ss Nellie Clark„ Mrs. George
Gliadon and Mr. Barry Barker
contributed musical selections.
Four Goderich doctors, Har-
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While sleigh-ridng , on --_the
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