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Minister's study
REV. ROSS NIUHOLLS
Wesley Memorial Free Methodist Church
Our LuodicetuiAge;
While the sandy foundations Hi. ,council; .dor He says, "For
.wash out from under society and my thoughts are not your
a world with the jitters, grasps at thoughts, neither are your ways
my ways. For as the heavens are
every straw of security, as they higher than the earth, so are my
wait for tomorrows headlines, ' ways higher than your ways, and
may I point out a few evident my thoughts than your
-"Symptoms that unmistakably thoughts. Ea. 55: 8,9. "His
point ours out as the Laodicean g
council is to buy gold tried i
church age. n
First of all it was to a world the fire, that thou mayest be
rich. busily engaged in consumming ' To buyw,here infers some
its creature blessings upon its medium of. exchange; which :na
own lusts, :And worshiping the its simplest form, is our
creature more than the Creator. selfrighteousness, - and self
That God raised up the Church, sufficjency, for the true riches of
and commissioned her to turn His intputed righteousness which
man's attention from this, rust is the scale legal tender at the
and .moth eaten world back to gate, and bar of Heaven.
fellowship and dependence on Since, God recognizes that
Him; but in our day we find the society is made,,: up of
church has abandoned her individuals, we rind here
commission, and become one of society's . personal invitation
strongest .. contestants after addressed to every individual,
material gains. "Behold I Stand at the door and
Satan stealthily spread his net knock: if any man hear my
over the Church, spiritually voice, and open the door I will
blind folding her, meanwhile come in.'r-Rev. 3: 20; with a
switching to social pattern, ,Warning about overcomming,
--weaving enough religious.threads 't" tiurthat-overeornethArv'liPT
-into it to • appease' any stir faf. •_$rent -'-to! :sit -wit1 me- 1n'.mv d
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The Father Nagel Council, 5420, Knights of Columbus, Goderich, held a benefit dance on
Saturday, June 6, in aid of the Huron County Children's Aid Society summer camp. The affair was
reported to have- been very successful. Shown during the presentation of the proceeds are, from
the left, Pat Osborne, Knights of Columbus treasurer; Clarence Hanna, president, Huron -County 1`
Children's Aid Society; and Mark Dalton, grand Knight of the council.
Little Teatre comp�nyfeted
Goderich Little Theatre group was held together with the 'and it was decided next year
President William Cochrane and election of officers. , would follow the 'format that
Mrs.' Cochrane entertained The ' executive officers will has proven successful in th; , ast,
Members `•of the Goderich Little "remain the , same with Mr. of three plays per ' on.
• Company and friends at a swim . Cochrane president; 1st vice Membership prices will remain
and barbecue party Sunday, president is Glen .Lodge, 2nd the same and admission to the
June 14 at their home on Nelson vice Ruth Leonard and 3rd vice plays will be reserved for
hep. #ou erso were- .Brian:. ar n Secretacy.as Rita—members ., Tickets_ for . out
present for the event., . . 4 :._ Ross '°and°• -the 71Teasu.rer.:.is. °Marj._,, of town. • .rause.; ....guests _of
Godward.. Much as tfiT"ofie even as I also overcame, " • �' Wale.the physician, by vaccination, and am set down with my Prior to the party the annual A general reports on the
produces a . ra j in form of Father in His throne.
consciencemeeting of the , little theatre activities last season was given
smallpox:.. to - immunize, against.
ever taking a genuine case. And
as a result Christendom, week by
`week grinds out her cerimonial
'ritual in -much the same attitude
as the employee whose prirry
concern is mealtime, sundown,
and payday. But the human
responsibility lies in the first
three words of verse (17) :
"Because • thou sayest,"
Instead of the church ,rising to
God's terms, we have reduced
her standards to our level, and
vainly expected His blessing on it.
Check your records and you will
see we have had streams of
humanity entering our
sanctuaries; thirsting after God,
• only to leave. through the back
door, utterly disolutioned,
frustrated, and soured pn the
church and all it stands for. "If a
son, asks bread will he give him a
stone?" Matt. 7: 9. A serious
offence of missappropriation of
God's gifts of time talents and
treasurers lies at the roots of this
problem. If the world was not so
modest she would tell the
church very pointedly that the
demands placed on the average
clergyman as a figurehead at
every fraternal organization,
from sports, to .politics, whether
really to invoke divine blessing,
or the nod of social approval;
Side-steps *the offence of the
Cross, and too often becomes '
intimidates, and strips of the
moral courage to call sin sin, and
reprove it. Then what :is. the
answer? We see it in verse (18).
• "I council thee," ,.To our
spiritually, ' sterile Laodician
society who supposes "gain is
_..godliness," and looks out upon
wast accumulations of material
assets, and bulging coffers,
saying, "I am rich and increased
with goods, and have need of
• nothing," Rev. 3: '17. I would
suggest the 'answer lies only in
the total abandoment of the
current trend, and 'a return to
T. J. (Gladys) Drennan, London;
one brother, Fred, Lucknow.
Funeral . service was at • the
McCallum'l'unefaT Home,°June 11
with Capt. Ralph- Hewlett
officiating assisted by Capt. Wm.
McCune. Mrs. Ralph Hewlett
was the soloist. ... ,
Interment was in Greenhill.
Cemetery, Lucknow. Pallbearers
were Marvin Scott, James Scott,
Douglas Scott, John Howard,
Bob Howard and Donny • Ray
Scott.
THOMAS VICTOR GREEN
Thomas Victor Green . died
• June 12 at Hpronview. He was
76. .•t
Mr. Green was -born in
Ashfield Township to parents
Thomas •and Harriett Green June
• MRIRANCES
ISABEL GEROMETTE
i b ItL�jj�s
8, 1894. He was a building
contractor and lived in 1?ort
Albert, Corrunna and .Sandusky,
Mrs. Frances Isabel Geromette. Michigan.
died Thursday, June 11 at - He was married July 11,
Huronview--- following a lengthy 1925, in Detroit, 'Michigan, to
illness. She was 89. Christena Margaret Doran who
She was the daughter of the survives at Huronview,
late Simon McCullough and He is .a member of the Roman
Elizabeth McConnell and was Catholic faith and of the•Knights
' born June 16, 1880 in Goderich of Columbus.
Township: Mrs. Geromette was a ' Funeral service Was.
lifelong resident of Goderich Monday morning in Sandusky,
Township and Goderich before Michigan at the Mavis Funeral
moving to Huronview in Home. Interment was also in °
December 1969.
Sandusky, Michigan.
She was predeceased by her
first husband, Austin Church in . MRS. EDRIE
1916 and by her second husband, BEATRICE CAREY •
Noah Geromette in 1959.
Survivors include two Mrs. Edrie Beatrice Carey, 613
daughters, Mrs. Lola Elsley, Stanley Street died suddenly in
- Goderich and Mrs. Madge Kettle, Alexandra Marine and General
Waterdown; six grandchildren Hospital June 15. She ws 80.
and nine great grandchildren; She was born in "Goderich
and one brother, Fred September 5, 1889 to parents
McCullough Goderich William , Daniel Tye and Susie
Mr Baechler was predeceased
by his first wife, Ione Cutt, in
1961. He was remarried August
21, 1,965 m Port Huron to the '
former Bernice Iverson who
survives..
Other survivors include four
daughters, , Mrs. J. Karl (June)
Billo, Kitchener; 'Mrs.: Gordon
(Joan) Crawford,` Mrs. Francis
(Jean) Schram and Joyce, all of
Goderich; 12 grandchildren; and
one brother, Alonzo '(Lon)
Huronview.
Funeral seraice is tomorrow,
Friday, June 19 at 2 p m.. at the
,'Stiles Funeral Home with Rev.
Leonard Warr officiating.
Interment will be in Colborne
Cemetery.
Pallbearers will be Keith.Cutt,s,
J. ` E. (Ted) Baechlet, °' "George)
Schram and Don Crawford, all
of Goderich; Ronald Rae, of
London and Jeff Billo,
Kitchener. .
Funeral service was Saturday, , Macdonald. -
June 13 at the McCallum. Funeral Mrs. Carey was a lifelong Co n se ry a t i o n
Home with Rev. Leonard ,Warr resident of Goderich and was
officiating. secretary to- the county engineer, ,,
Interment was Maitland retiring in 1950. week- ,.
She was a member 'of St.
Robert Laws, James McCabe George's Anglican Church and of
Cemetery. Pallbearers were
Norman Fuller, Mery McAllister, the Margaret Seager Club.
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' Robert -Hoy and,yic Hoy. Survivors , .. include her
husband, Robert D. Carey whom
she married September 7, 1950
TH ELMA GRAcg JOHNSTON' in Toronto; one stepson, Robert
••. Thelma Grace Johnston, Carey, Vaud, Switzerland•;.„two •
Goderich, . died suddenly in grandchildren; four nieces and
Pontiac, Michigan, Monday, • four nephews.
June 8. She was 55. The funeral service was
She was born September 15, Wednesday, June 17 .at • St.
Gith
1914 in Ashfield Township
- Survivors
daughter, Mrs.
McClinchey,
granddaughter,
sisters, Mrs.
include one
William (Evelyn)
Goderich; one
Christine; two
Ruby Neilson,
Union Lake, Michigan and Mrs.
�nnuianns,
CEMETERY
MEMORIALS
And• Inscriptions
Stratford — Ontario
Ronald C. McCallum
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Representative
215 Wellington St. S., Goderich
” Phone 524-6272 or 524-7345
The Dedication and
Depositing of Replicas
of the
COLOURS OF THE
161st HURON
,BATTALION, C.E.F.
will take place in
• T"RIVITT MEMORIAL
CHURCH -EXETER
UNDAY`_
JUNE 28
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The public is cordially.
invited to,,atferid.•
ti
" ALLVETERANS A.RE
INVITED F011 REFRESHMENTS
at the •
I
.E,, Pooley Branch
folloviiieg the ierVite..
1+'IL •."'."l14'iI Y:IWc
eorge's Anglican Church w
Rev. G.G. Russell officiating.
Interment was at St. James
Anglican Cemetery at Wilmot
Township. Pallbearers *ere W.D.
Tye, W.H. Tye, Robert Tye, Ian
Cunningham, John Sturdy and
Peter Sturdy. '
The Honourable George A.
Kerr, • Minister of the
Department of Energy and
• Resources Management, has
declared the •week of June' 13.21
as . Conservation Week in
Ontario.
The 'purpose of the program is
to draw public" attention to
today's environmental problems
and the role played by the
Conservation Authorities in
Ontario.
Art gallery
started
GEORGE WILFRED •' •Lotte 'Zonnenberg of London
hopes to ,add something new to
--- BAECHLER the--many'-attractions: i>uron
George Wilfred Baechler, 189 County.
Picton E., Goderich, died She is opening an art gallery
sudden'y • in .Phoenix, 'Arizona in a 105 -year old restored Stone
'June 15. He was 69. House on the Maitland River for
He was born Ndvember 4, the„ purpose of showing and
1900 in Colborne Township to selling products of area artists
parents Joseph Baechler and Ida and craftsmen to ,the general
Ashton. He has lived in Goderich . public.
since he was a childa:• and Dates are\July 18 to August
ttended elementary and 16. +
secondary schools here gas well as w
business college in Hamilton.
Mr. Baechler was a merchant
for 50 years.
He 'was a member of Victoria
Street United "Church where he
was' a Sunday School
superintendent for.several years.
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are YOU -
borrowing elsewhere?
Folks these days have "credit" pushed at them from all
sides. And it's often hard to resist. But why become
trapped in "easy payment plans" and all the other charge
and finance deals intended to make a profit. for someone ,
.else? Your credit union bolo gs to you and your fellow -
members. Use it for all your orrowing needs. save
money in financing charges a d probably be able to' resist
tom* of the impulse gimmi s used by the commercial •
boys.
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If ypr are not a Member — why not becorne one you
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HEART FUND
Witnesses to
attend
convention,
Jehovah's Witnesses have just
announced plans to attend four
days of r instruction, at their
conference in Toro> rto July 30
to August. 2. Announcement
came this. we* from Harold
MbLaren, presiding minister of
the local congregation'
The conveIt1 ion title"is Men of
Goodwill. " ° •
The Toronto -convention is
one of ten scheduled for Canada,
including . centers from St'
Rohn's, Newfoundland to Prince
George, B. C.
Medical
secretaries meet
The Huron County Medical
Secretaries this month travelled
to London on June 3, where
they met at Campbell's for a
buffet supper and later toured
C.F.P.L. T.V. station.
Following the tour a
presentation was made to Miss
Pauline Domage, Clinton for her
forthcoming marriage.
Next meeting to be held in
July.
.members will be made available
upon request.
Plans to improve facilities at
McKay Hall fell through when
;council was unable to- provide
funds for re -wiring.
Rev.
St. Peter's
soman Catholic Church
5
— NORTH STREET —
Father R. Moynahan Phone 524-8174
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Sunday Ma-
sses:
8:30 a.m. — 11:00 a.m. — 5:00 p.m.
T. PRYDE and SON
MEMORIALS --- MAKERS & CEMETERY LETTERING
CLINTON — EXETER — SEAFORTH
Goderich District Representative
FRANK McILWAIN
524-7861 or 200 Gibbons St. - 524-9465
REG. J. BELL
45 Cambria Road S. -- 524-7464
HAY SPECIALS
One I.H.C. number 46 Baler - $995.00
(season Warrantee)
One New Holland number 67 Baler — $595.00
One Gehl Crop Chopper —$650.00
Two I.H.C. number 2A Hay Conditioners at $495.00 each
One I.H.C. C32 Mower (Trail)' — $325.00
One I.H.C. C28, 3 point hitch mower — $250.00
One I.H.C. number 175 Swather — $1995.00
One Gehl Harvester with two heads — $895.00.
Vincent Farm Equip. Ltd.
SEAFORTH — :(formerly John Bach) _ -7 527.0120
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Curling Boots - Seal Skins
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Initiated by the BINDER AMAZONIAN HOSPITAL FOUNDATION (CANADA)
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'One of' our•Directors proceeded to"a disaster area in the Andes Mountains`of ° .--.
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message of unbelievable tragedy. Preliminary estimates of upwards of 50,000
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The family that prays together •
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.SERVICESUSNt�AY
FIRST BAPTIST CIWRCH
MONTREALA.TREET near The Square
— A WELCOME TO ALL.—
10:00 a.m. - Adult Bible Class. and Sunday School For All
11:00 a.m. --- ANNIVERSARY SERVICE.
DR/ ▪ F. BARBER, Past President of the ,Baptist
`Con, ption of Ontario and Quebec.
Minister: Rev. Arthu(Maybury, B.A.,' S.D.
ST. GEORGES CHURCH
4thi . Sunday after Trinity -- June 21st
Holy Cormunion at 8:30 a.m.•
Holy Communion and Sermon at 10:00 a -m.
Nursery —• 10 a.m.
PLEASE NOTE SUMMER TIME SCHEDULE
Rector: •REV. G. G. RUSSELL, B.A., B.D.
Organist-Choir"master—Miss Marian Aldous,
A.Mus., Mus. Bac.
Knox Presbyt�rian Church'
THE REV. G. LOCKHART ROYAL, R.A., Minister ,
WILLIAM CAMERON,, Director of Praise
• 11 o0 a.m SERVICE' "iOF'WO'RSHIP.
-Sermon:
"PREPARATION AND PREPAREDNESS"
(Nursery and Junior Congregation)
RECEPTION OF NEW MEMBERS
Enter to Worship Depart to Serve
North Street United Church
REV. ROBERT L. RAYMONT
FATHER'S DAY
. SUNDAY, JUNE 21st
11:00 a.m. -,• JUNIOR.SCHOOL.
1.1:00. a.m. — WARSHIP
Sermon:
"WHERE IT'S HAPPENING'"
• W -E -L -C -O -M -E
Supervised Nursery
Mrs. Ereanor Hetherington, A.T.C.M.
Chr Dlretbr
Phone Church Offices tudy. -- 524-7631
Or
Church ganist Buiandldingoi— 524-6951
Bethel Pentecostal Tabernacle
Affiliated with the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada
CORNER OF ELGIN AND WATERLOO STS.
REV. R. CLARK; Pastor
SUNDAY, JUNEn21st
10e00'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.
8:00 p.m. Friday — Young People's_ Service.
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Victoria Street Unite'd Church
The House of Friendship `Rev. Leonard Warr
10:00 a.m. — Bible School For An Grades.
11:00 a.m. COMMUNION SERVICE.
Sermon: "JESUS CHRIST WILL RETURN!'
BENMILLER UNITED CHURCH
10:00 a.m. — Communion Service and Bible School.
W -E -L=C -O -M -E
Mrs. J. Snider
Victoria St. Organist •
& Choir Director
Mrs. Leonard Warr
Benmiller Pianist &
Choir Director
UNITED HOLINESS .CHURCH
62 Cambria Street North
SUNDAY, JUNE 21st
9:50 a.m. — SUNDAY SCHOOL
11:00 a.m. — WOttSHIP SERVICE
7:00 p.m..-- EVANGELISTIC SERVICE
Wednesday, 8:00 — Mid -week Prayer Service.
"A WELCOME AWAITS YOU"
Pastor: REV. C. A,1G'HNSON, B.A. PHONE 524-6887
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
BAYFIELD ROAD AT BLAKE STREET
• "A FELLOWSHI IP CHURCH"
NEED A IDE?.CALL FOR BUS PICKUP
^524-9565 'c 524.6445
10:00 . a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11:00 a.m. — MORNING WORSHIP
FATHER'S DAY SERVICE,
••"OUR FATHER! REALLY?"
- Evening Service' 7:30 p.m.
Bible Study Wednesday, Br0 p.m.
PASTOR: REV. KENNE7H J. KNIGI-!,T
WESLEY M.EMo7IAt CHURCH
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. • SUNDAY -SCHOOL -10:00 10:01; A.M. °
THE WOJI.SHIP HOUR -� -1.1 :00' A.M.
Topic:
"LIKE FATHER LIKE SON"
Evening Service° '7:00 parr.
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