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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-05-14, Page 6PS R t 1.,SI NAL,;STAR, frOftS1A' , MAY 14, 19.70: ANNUAL Living 'Waters Crusade WITH VERNE MULLEN Soloist RETURNS TO GODERICH DISTRICT COLLEGIATE AUDITORIUM EVERY NIGHT MAY 31 TO JUNE 7 !Ipo 1S(►11`(I By The Viiia i C.lir,st,.19r Yip!) hopin il w Ministers. study • O A GARWOQR G. RUSSELL ° ST. GEORGE'S ANGLICAN CHURCJJf- um hungry'` Excitement is beginning to build up in: Goderich for the Oxfam Walk on.May 23rd. Children and adults are trying 49 complete their sponsor books and build up their quota. T suppose most' of us have . already been • approached, but there, may 'be some who haven't been. If =^' you want tO sponsor someone for Oxfam you ,can call my home: three of my children are going to walk and want to have as large a sponsorship as they can get! Besides being a fun outing with a lot of personal involvement, the Oxfam walk gives everyone a chance to do something for the hungry people of the world. Amongst„the many posters which we see these days regarding hunger relief, I was particularly impressed with the wording on one in the Oxfam News. It l:tegins by quoting' the words from one of Jesus' parables in St. Matthew 25: "Lord, when did we see you hungry? Then it continues: I was hungry and you circled the moon.' I was hungry and you told me to wait. I Was hungry and you set up a commission. I ,:was hungry and . you talked about bootstraps. I was hungry and you told me I shouldn't be. L. Jwa ,. hafgry. and you .,had napalm -bills to pay. I was hungry and you said "Machines do that kind of . work now.” Is was Thungry and. you said, "The poor are always with us.'I' I was hungry and you said, "Law and order •comes"first,' "I was, hungry and •you blamed it on the Communists. I was hungry and you said, "So were my ancestors." " I was hungry and you said, "We don't hire over 35" I ' was: hungry and you said, "God helps those " . I was hungry and you said, "Sorry, try again tomorrow." The conclusion;Vin large'print, is AM HUNGRY. That is the Message: a 1pt of people are hungry. Jesus said, "Inasmuch as you have done it unto the least of these my brethren, you have done it unto me." Oxfam of Canada is one of several agencies which 'arehelping to relieve poverty conditions throughout the world by gifts, education, medicines and developing self-help. Remember these words from Holy Scripture: " Do not forget to do good and to help one another, for these are the sacrifices that please God." iia _:Bat -81E BY CORNELIUS R. STAIN PRES. BEREAN BIBLE SOCIETY -.,- CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 60635 z Mr. and Mrs. Lorne (vers celebrate 50th anniversary Mr. and -Mrs. Lorne Ivers of -Dungannon- celebrated their golden wedding anniversary 'on Tuesday, April 28. Mrs. Ivers is the former Flossie Elliott, youngest daughterof the) late Mr. and Mrs:James Elliott. Lorne is the elde?t son of the late. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ivers, both of West Wawanosh Township. Mr_ wand ._Mrs. -Ivens- fr •were C4IIejpcite -rtma rried•at the°i�omeot etride s parents on April 28; 1920 by the Rev. Hisey of Nile United Church. They farmed on the 4th - ms witconcession of West Wawanosh ....L._ . until 1931 when they moved to 41 Dungannon: -- THE EYES OF THE LORD "The 'eyes of. the Lord run to - and 'fro throughout the whole earth, to snow •Himse.lf strong in the behalf of them whose heart is perfect toward Him" (II Chron. 16:9). The meaning of this famous passage of Scripture is clear, and its.truth has been demonstrated a thousand times, over. God is constantly searching, as it were, for men whom 'He can -bless and use to fulfill His pur-- .poses, but for whom, .and through whom` does He accomplish His ends? He• does not need the world's. great men, • for He says in Zach. '4:6: "Not by might,,nor by power, but by My .Spirit, saith the Lord of hosts." He does not need the world's great thinkers, for our Lord, while on earth, prayed: "Thou hast hid these things from .the wise and prudent; and hast revealed them unto babes. Even so, .Pallier, for to it seemed good Thy: sight (Matt. 11:25,26). Indeed, St. Paul declares, in I Cor: 3:19.: ''The wisdom of this world is foolishness with''"God." No, it is not to the world's great -ones that God bestows His bless- ing and power; it is rather to. the• humblest believer whose heart is rightmwith Him. Thus it is that St. Paul wrote by divine inspiration to those in ancient • Corinth who had trusted Christ as their Savior: • "Ye see your calling, brethren, how that not many wise men after the flesh, not many . mighty, not many noble, are called: But Pod hath chosen the foolish things of the world,to •confound the wise; and God ath chosen the Weak things of the world to confound 'the thins which are mighty; and base things ,of the world, and 'things which are despised, hath God chosen, yea, and things which are not, to. bring, to naught things that are: That no flesh should •boast in His presence" (I Cor. 1:26-29), To those' of us who believe that God created the Universe from naught; aft this is perfectly con- sistent and it gives us confidence that He can bless and use even us. Ob.ituaries. ROBERT CARL MITCHELL Robert Carl Mitchell, 146 Britannia Road, Goderich, died suddenly May 7 in War Memorial Hospital, , Sault , Ste. Marie, Michigan. He was 25. He was ° born October 13, 1944, in Goderich to parents William James Mitchell and the former Louvain Blcfomfield. He attended Victoria Public School m: GDC:I is vasern ployed"as"' ' second cook on _the ,.__.S,S. Michipicten at the time of his death. - - He was a member of Victoria Street United Church. Survivors include his mother and stepfather, Mr. and Mrs. William Swan, Goderich; two brothers, Raymond . Mitchell, Clinton, and James Mitchell, Toronto; and four sisters, Mrs. Elaine Armstrong, Goderich; Mrs. Martin (Beverley). Van Ninushys, Bayfield; Mrs. Edward :(Sherry) Dunn, Goderich; and Terry Mitchell, at home. Funeral service was Monday, May 11, , at the Stiles Funeral time. with Rev. R. Clark officiating. Interment was in Colborne Cemetery. Pallbearers were Norman Culbert, Robert Laws, William Moore, Vaughan Kinahan, James Robertson and William- Littlechild. Flowerbearers were Glen Allin, Richard Littlechild, William Hoggarth, James • Cook, Larry Littlechild and 3ames McCabe. Music -Night A music night will • be. ..p, nted--..:_at- ' _GDCI, on Wednesday evening, May 20 in etre 'drain auditbriufri. The program, which will start at 8 p„m., will consist Of the Harbouraires, F the Top Brass, (the GDCI stage band) and the GDCI Viking Sand -under the direction cif Cha`lrles Kalbfleish. The Show is being presented• by the, students council and there' is no charge for admission.' WILLIAMS • Lorne worked for - the - Township of West Wawanosh for ' 26 years, and for 20 years of that varietyof time he-was'road superintendent. He retired in 1,95. . • Mrs. Ivers, has ,been an active' member of the Women's Institute and has.served-as president of the ' Dungannon , branch and also President' of the Huron West District. She served on the Huron C.N.I.B. until the company was sold in 1958. M. and Mrs. Ivers have no family, but to Jim Million, 'a nephew, it. was home. He came to live with them when a child - during the first year df' their marriage, following the death of .his parents. He remained with them until he' enlisted in. -September 1939. in the- second -1- World -1 arAleiwnc3arma'rriei anld ^;'., lives in Stratford. A province of Ontario scroll from Prime - Minister John +. Robarts and greetings from Gaunt, M.P.P.. were .c ued...,-The..-couple..had many cards and phone calls of congratulations, as well as many friends and neighbours calling at their home. Among the many gifts received was a pole lamp and bowl from their Dungannon' friends. . . ' Wednesday, April 29 they were guests of honour at a dinner party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. .Wilbur' Brown of Lucknow with twenty-six guests present. Cecil Blake was master of ceremonies. Mr. Melvin Reed read an address and Robert Stothers J. Sherwood presented the; honoured couple with the gift of a crystal' bowl and cups and saucers. activities G-D.C.I. has been humming f with activity lately. On Tuesday the Track and, Field Team travelled - to •Wingham for an exhibition meet held to aid prepal atioiis for the Huron -Perth meet which will be held May 19 in Exeter. - Coaches are Pete Cammaert, Maureen Dowds and Jane Mglitzer. On ,Wednesday, the Camera Club ,took a field trip of the local area under, direction of staff advisor Ed. Redman. The Chess Club travelled to London today (Thursday) for competition there. Clarke Teal is their staff advisor. On ,Friday, grade twelve 'geography students - will be taking a field trip to study thy. e geographical features of the Goderich-Niagara Falls -region: The grade twelve law students. recently attended sessions of Provincial Judge's Court in connection with their studies, and the grade twelve commercial students have ]leen involved in their work experience programme in which they are placed in local offices fdr a week of • practical experience. This programme is co-ordinated by Commercial Director Bill Wark. The school ' band, under direction of Charles Kalbfleish is busy preparing for their Music Night, in conjunction" with ,the Harbouraires to be held on' May 20. The chocolate ,bar campaign organized by the students council:- to riise funds for -their- activities was hrokight to a successful conclusion this week, with profits totalling over $700. Top salesmen included .. Mark Brudniski, Donna Baechler, Steve. Allen, Tanya Palmer, C. Jardine and Gail Seers. The top team was 9F, with Liz Seaman as captain. • SUNL1FE a progressive company in a prdgresswive CEMETERY ��. . r tytd2tstry EiVI RIALS p *°w_ ' • r M "`,.'y'�;.,. *,j .r-' ,..w.w r •w,-,.•-,.sy.K'^rw•,y,y..r•;,. nrf yw;�r•."'^.+. •,.v-.�-.w •,ry^ •e!^,'y r y.,.«•,:...,... - w« kd&-X.. waw �`rr �k J... � �-y w. Y ;i71�' tfdard � ©r1 ��� w;::vl.+'..a.l�ilnw�,.�. 'A.+�+�... ,,..,: � _. `.N ':.°„,,� :......,P....M .�,. Ota Y �...�. �� i . ..wr....�..•..- ",. r I►"..i '.a tario Aare tIVICCOINItt k aid ` . " T rn.yp ' • rtn!titp isentativa` A, .Ft • 21 S W011ingtorr,''S '� S.013 rrdw'icfr Phan* 5245212 "O' 5244345 %i, ttl : l a • Phone 565.-5333 nayfleldx 14, 'SUN LIFE A4SSU LANCE COMPANY OF CANADA I,. Advisory Board for many years active member Mr. and Mrs. Dungannon United Mips: • Ivers treasurer of the Tele°phlone. Company of and of the Ivers the also was U.C.W. attend Church. was secretary,- Goderich secretary=Goderich Rural from 1941 an 9e Mrs. and Mrs.. A. Church of God (PENTECOSTAL) Oldest Pentecostal Denomination in North America Pastor: REV. OMER HENDERSQN. Friday, 8:00 p.m. - Youth Services. 4. SUNDAY, MAY 17th PENTECOSTAL FIRE 10:00 a.m. - SUNDAY SCHOOL, 11:00 a.m. - Cl-IURCH New future sight for Church of God .276 HURON ST., GODERICH Corner North and Nelson - MacKay Hall Phone -524-7129 • W -E -L -C -O -M -E T. PRYDE and SCM1 MEMORIALS - MARKERS & CEMETERY LETTERING CLINTON - EXETER - SEAFORTH Goderich District Representative FRANC McILWAIN 524-7861 or 200 Gibbons St. - 524-9465 REG. J. BELL. '45 Cambria Road S. - 524-7464 avoid these HEADA when you buy a car paying too much The credit union usually has the low; .est financing costs you can find — especially on used cars. Why pay problems i with refinancing add -•on cost more? If you ever need to refinance, the cost of borrowing at the credit union won't go up. Important— because most auto loans are refinanced, at higher cost. The cfedit union has no "add-on" charges —,not eVen for the life in- surance on insurable loans. No com- pulsory package of charges. You pay interest only. come to the ..CREDIT UNION airy 1111' even if you already have a loan We know that you have other needs than buying a 'car. Often we can help you reduce you,r ;total payments.. Stop in! GOTFERrc.t COMMUNITY P39' St, David St. 524•y931 v.. e .that prays together stays . together SUNDAY- SERY1cES FIRST -BAPTIST. CFIURCH ' (Baptist Convention of Ontario and Quebec)0 • MON.TREAL STREET. near The' Square Ary; - A WELCOME TO ALL - "'-ss and Sunday School For A - All 11: 00' a.m. Morning Worship. Supervised Nursery Minister: Rev, Arthur Maybury, ST. GEORGE'S CIWRCH Whitsunday May 17, 1970 Holy Communion at 8:30 a.m. 11:00 a.m. - Inter -Communion with members of North Street United church. Rev. Robert Raymont Nursery t• Sttflday School at 10:00 'a.m. 11-:00 a.m. - Film session for Children of both congregations in Parish Hall.' ,First communion fer newly. confirmed condidates Rector: -REV. G. G. RJSSELL, B.A., B.D. Organist -Choirmaster -Miss Marian Aldous, A.Mus. Mus. Bac. Knox Presbyterian Church THE REV. G. LOCKHART ROYAL, B.A., Minister- WILLIAM_CAMERON, Director of Praise SUNDAY, MAY .17th 10:00 a.m. -•,CHURCH SCHOOL 11:00 a.m. - DIVINE WORSHIP Sermon: "A SQUARE PEG IN .A ROUND HOLE" . (rtattni £ongregatiar anrl,:Nursery) 7:30 p.m. YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY. Enter to Worship • Depart to Serve a NorthStreetUni±exLChorch REV. ROBERT L. RAYMONT SUNDAE(, MAY 17th - SENIOR SCHOOL. For Church Worship pan Junior Sc . I meet at St. George's at 11 a.m. -W-E-L-C-O-M-E-- Phone Church Office and LStudy `% - 524=763'? Church Building 524.6951 Bethel Pentecostal Tabernacle Affiliated with the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada -CORNER OF ELGIN AND WATERLOO STS. REV. R. CLARK, Pastor SUNDAY, MAY 17th 10:00 a.m. - SUNDAY SCHOOL. 11:00 a.m. - Worship Service. 7:00 p.m. - Evangelistic Service. 8;00 p.m. Tuesday - Prayer and, _Bible Study. 8:08 p.m., Friday - Young People's Service. Victoria Street' United Church The House of Friendship Rev. Leonard Warr 10:00 a.m. 7 BIBLE SCHOOL FOR ALL GRADES. - 11:00 a.m. - WORSHIP SERVICE.. ' Sermon; - "TEN RULES FOR A HAPPY MARRIAGE" . BENMILLER UNITED CHURCH 10:00 a.m. WORSHIP SERVICE'AND BIBLE SCHOOL. ,-W-E-L-C-O-M-E- PLAN TO ATTEND ,VICTORIA ,ST. ANNIVERSAF3Y SERVICES'.- SUNDAY, MAY 24 - 11 a.m. & 7:30'p.m WITH REV. STANLEY MOOTE t'_ UNITED HOLINES-S CHURCH 62 Cambria Street North —.S.UEIDAY, 114"AY-- a:7tn 9„:50_a.m_-7S JIDAY S('NOOL 11:00 a.m. — WORSHIPSERVICE 7:00 p.m. - EVANGELISTIC SERVICE • Wednesday, 8:00 -- Mid -week Prayer Service. "A WELCOME AWAITS YOU'' Pastor: REV. C. A. JOHNSON, B.A. PHONE 524-6887 CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH BAYFIELD ROAD AT BLAKE STREET "A FELLOWSHIP CHURCH” NEED A RIDE? CALF FOR BUS PICKUP 524-9565 or 524-6445, 10:00 a.m.-z-- SUNDAY `SCHOOL. 11:00 a.m. -- MORNING WORSHIP. Salvation: "The Oust -working of Working It Out" Coming May 31st L-- "IMPOSSIBLE SUNDAY" Regular Evening Service, 7:30 p.m. Midweek Bible Study - Wednesdays at 8:00 p.m. PASTOR.: REV. KENNETH J. KNIGHT WESLEY MEMORIAL CHURCH THE. FREE METHODIST CHURCH Park Street at Victoria 171, Ross Nichops, Ic oils, Pastor,. UN SCHOOL DAY 5 HOOL •-- 1'Os00 A.M. THE WORSHIP HOUR - I1.00 A.M. Topic:' "THE MARTYR'S .REDRESS:. REDRESS:—EVENING SERVICE- 7.00 P.k;k.