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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1962-10-18, Page 2• Thi . Qs deicieh Signal -tar,. Thursday, October 191 11, 1962 anbrrirli. The County Town. Newspaagr of Huron Establis. \ed 1848 Published �, 4 by tR44 .�`,� Signal -Star Publishing Lin iced BY GODERICH MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION. Subscription 'Rates — $4:00 a year. To U.Q.A. $5.00 (In 4thanceei. A°-tth irized as second class mail.. post Office'Department. Ottawa, and for payment of postage in cash. Member of C.W-N.A., 0,W.N.A. and A.$ C. Circulation over a 400 GEO. L. EI.LIS, Editor and ''uhlish.er The sympathy of the, community got- fah to the families of two youths killed and two eritieally injured in the two-ea,r aeeident on County Road No. 21 between Carlow and Dunlop at 4.30 a.m., on ( letober Sth. ...X11 of the eight oc°eupalits of -the two ears involved were teen ageFs. This faet' tends to raise the question of whether tfiere is too much reckless driving on. the part of teen tigers in this area. One area pol- iceman believes that statistics would Show there are no more ear accidents involving teen agNrs than there are involving per- sons of any other age groups. Not in this area, at least, although it might be the .Vase in Metropolitan districts. he nlain- kained. This particular teen age ear it('•eiden't, however. causes concern Over the pOsS1- PREPARI NG FO It is becoming more and more difficult for persons who attain the ripe old age of 65 years to realize that they are only fit -for the scrap hoeap, and that their days of usefulness in this space age are nolonger, .needed or desired.. Instead ° of encourage: nlellt, and an occasional pat on the back for a real aecomplishnient; the, talk 'centers around ..making plans for oldsters so they may ,�p(4nd the -rest of their lives on. public. charity and in houses designed for old ptc>p1e. For an aged person who pefuses to re- tire ,and spend the time in rusting out, this new approach to longevity is both amazing a�. • and startling. Tn plaee of some useful oe- h•upatioli. t he (1ireetors of recreation ,de- ,yote their energies in promotingY t~hitffle ',board contests, daneing parties, ete. . Far too ,many of our' beloved elderly eitizen approach the respectable age of 65 with the expectancy of retiring to a life orea,:e and pleasure. Unfortunately far too many of them failed during the age of-pro- bility of a 'li" e oeeurrellee and for the need of reminding teen `rtgers that Were are greater dangers on the roads, AA' ith ears, than they are likely to realize.At tire funeral service' for one of the victims of the accident, Rev. Q. L. Royal referred to the deceased as "A Casualty of -speed -- a sacrifice to this fast pace' that is rapidly .moving tis all toward in- evitable- ruin.., ' - Among those. present at the funeral were youths who heaird the •minister say: "We all pass through all age Avhen auth- ority becomes a buyden, parental word appears old-fashioned and out of tune with the times; a time lvhetl we 'feel we have the world by • the tail and by a flick (if the wrist everything will julep at our dictate. Great is our losg when Ave sure - unit) to this manner of thinking.., R RETIREMENT duction to provide the most important part of retiring in leisure—the solid founda- tion of an ample nest egg 'to supplement a pension, Social Security, -or a plain and unadorned old age pension. And alas, when illness, the infirmities of age or senility ,enters their life. there are' leo supplemen- tary funds to bear the'burden.° In this age of spending every cent in- sight there is little to' encourage a saying, program, --that should start, with the first dollar earned, and stick with us to.,the last. T.he temptation to :spend may be hard to resist, espeeially with credit cards -and with the government urging us to spend. An- other important factor in life it to own a house. and have it paid for before the Lige of 65 overtakes us. The, government nlav 'owe ns 0 •living from thi°radle to the grave, but offers no assuranee''et providing ease - and comfort at the end of the journey. The best assurance lies .with our -ability to save. against the day 'wheel retirement is forced 111)011 its. Night School Goderich District Collegiate 'Insttute REGISTRATION 7:1{5 a p.m. Monday,. Odober 2.2. at the Office. There has been sufficient interest in the following courses to allow them to commence • on October 22. All those who are interested are urged to be present as classes show..., ing a registration of Tess than 15 cannot be offered. Twenty lessons will be offered on Mondays from 7:30-9:30 p.m. in the following ,courses: CONVERSATIONAL FRENCH KEEP FIT CLASSES — LADIES TYPEWRITING_: ART BEYQND YOUR DEPTH By Rev. G. L, Royal, Knox Pres- byterian Church • "I'm far too busy to help at the present time," js often an exclamation that is heard byh the • earnest Church -worker. n. Brought dow. to a fins analysis 0 it really means, "I'm too deeply involved with the things of the with to be bothered the affairs rather unsensational airs of a the Church." It is strange but when you study mankind you find thatderive people a much greater greater thrill ("kick") out of n being ,identified, with the so- cieties, associations, and so on, Why? the Church. Can we arrive at a ready answer? from we drifted so far the essential basis of the Christian Faith that the crucifixion, resur• rection and ongoing Presence s of the Lord Jesus Christ has no pertinent meaning for us? This may. be just what we are look- ing fdr in an answer. We have Christian- ity the Christ in and all that 'is left is the tail -end of the word. Dare we assert with confidence that M there is little of the aster in t Christendom? Can i be, as d many a theologian an serious thinker .has held, that respect- ability is slowly, but surely, kill- ing the Church, snuffing out the true meaning, clouding the main issue? If all this distressing fact is true, then, we have missed first base by a mile. Pray ., devoutly and await His answer. He will 'speak to you out of the bounty»,of His mercy in no• uncertain to ms. He will command—you will obey --and. become an integral -part of the Evangel unto all men. Refusal means parti4l participation — and that just is not ,good enough—for it means that you recognize in 'serving Christ Jesus you are beyond your depth. • You can become involved- don't say you can't --you can— personally. It means putting your faith to work. It• means standing for things that others might laugh at. It means speak - Ing a word when others are in the bonds of silence. It means helping the down -and -outer when society shies away from the dirt on his boots. It means being a brother to someone who hates you. It means pray- ing for salvation tint() all men In 'Christ, even when some re" ject with violence ,the prefer- red hand, It meails" Smile when the heart is broken. It means a patient phrase when all apitears lost. . It means .go - Ong when you are ealle fw'a-nti being the Qood Samarita . • Christ Jesus entered this world of men for their salva- tion, You are never beyond your depth when your life is in' the care of the gentle Re- deemer. His mission for -you is to go to every man, woman antis child, in the Spirit of the Mas- ter and ,to do what He will en- able you to do. "How shall''we escape, if we neglect so great salvation?" (Hebrews 2:3). It paSrsto use our purchase plan. Rotes are all-inclusive ... pc) additional serv- ,ice charges, No endorsers needed. Ask us about our IAC, TIME PURCHASE PLAN IT PAYS ,TO FINANCE THROUGH YOUR 'DEALER DATE ON TOP. OF CAN ASSURES "NEW SEASON" FRESH PACK • How can we escape from 'this mess? In fact, in the Epistle to the Hebrews, we - read,' " "How shall we escape, if we neglect so great salvation; which.at the first began to be spoken by the Lord, and was confirmed unto us by them that heard • him." (2:3) Does it notes. finally turn upon our 'relationship to the Lord Jesus Christ? Did He not invite us to come unto Him? Do we come wholeheartedly, completely, • surrendering the sovereignty of our lives into His hands? Does not the im- mensity of , one's sins humble us before -the bloody Cross? Are voices not raised against the worldliness of the Church declaring that we have moved off centre into the limbo of human, purely human, thought? A total lack of discipline is not- ed in many denominations: you can do anything you want to cls` v tfiotit" ar` of-torii'Pfand' from the Church. There is a strong desire to soothe people, rather than disturb them. In everything we must° turn to Christ Jesus. We must re- examine the tenets of our faith. Christ called us to be His. How can I become personally involved in the whole territory of His mission? Come to Christ —that is the answer! Not' par- tially—not with reservations— not in, pride! Lay your 'prob- lems, large and small, at His feet and know that He is Lord. Enter into' the -mystery of Cal- vary and recognize that He died for y.ou. Stand ' by the open grave and be convinced that the resurrection was endured for you, Realize that sin and death were overcome on your behalf in the finished . work of Christ. The cost of each course is $10 plus materials,with $5 being refundable if a student is bresent for 80% of the lessons. x! = Anyone wishing to loin the above groups, who has NOT notified the school, should be sure to be present on the first night. 50 Years Ago -1912 At the Goderich Collegiate field day, championships were won by Duncan Matheson, J. E. Kelly, and Mary Tom. George Ashton, Loyal, lost his barn and season's crop when children at play were believed to have started a fire. A small child, of Mr. and Mrs. A. Hunfalvy, Britannia road, died as a result of falling into a pail of boiling water while the mother was emptying the wash water. Bertha Millian and (har1rs M. Robertson were married by Rev. Dr. Medd. Evelyn Fowler was flowergirl. ° 30 Years Ago -1932 John Schultz, 69, an- Auburn farmer, died as a result of be- ing struck by •an automobile, as he walked along the county road at dusk: E. J. Trewartha advertised barred rock pullets for sale, 50c each. William Carr, Dungannon, was found dead on his couch. "Scotty" McDougall and N' z- arrino Poggi wrestled at the Victoria Opera. House. 15 Years Ago -1957 Recently married couples were William Albert Harris and Geraldine Ruth White, Lorne H. Broadley and Ada Irene Far - rant, Kenneth. E. McKenzie and Jessie Irene McCullough, Orville ,Tames Stanley. and Betty Irene Straughan.-' y, .. Alfred Mitchell, '..eight, was a patient in Alexandra Hospital, with 'a head injury of myster- ious ysterious origin. Mrs. Truman Stewart, Port Colborne, had been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Rod Bogie, Leeburn: 10 Years Ago -1952 William Gardner received a fractured hip and ankle in- juries at the Strathroy races. Engagements were announced of Ruth Leone Lamb to William Frank Robertson and Elizabeth Helen Marie Potter to Thomas Elfred Moore. New- officers ,of the Rebekah Lodge were Mrs. E. Harris, Noble Grand; Mrs. G.' Orr, vice• grand; Miss D. Johnston, record- ing secretary; Mrs. K. Bell,- fin- ancial secretary; Mrs. G. Katt- ting, treasurer. - T. .PRY, DE & , SOON Memorials - Finest Stone and. Experienced Workmanship PERMA-FILL — the ONLY type of Anti -Freeze that's SAFE FOR USE IN ANY• CAR! PERMA-FILL, (finest Ethylene Glycol) .— formulated with "metal - clean" Cooling System Conditioner :...to safeguard the metals used in the newest cars. PERMA-FILL protects against) foaming; rust, corrosion, clogging,' boil -away — and can keep your car safe right down to 62° below zero. 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