The Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-06-25, Page 7a+.
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Minister's stud
BY REV. KENNETH KNIGHT
Calvary Baptist Church
F4outhings of
Recently. the Huron Christian, word for preaching -e "My Bible
Men's ,Association sponsored an does not say, 'How shall they
eight-day interdenominational . hear without a brass band?' It,
Crusade for Christ, Night, after says,', ',How shall they hear
night hundreds of people cam a without a preacher?' If
to hear the special music of preaching won't do ' God's work
DeVerne • 'Mullen ;and bible ' nothing else will... We have fallen'
centered messages from the upon all sorts of carnal devices
evangelist Wes Aarum. This to pack the house with the
unique opportunity for real argument, 'the end justifies the
Christian • fellowship and a means,' It is an admission that
communication was, however,+ we have failed to follow the New
lost to an aloof group of self Testament pattern.
righteous citizens,, and was God's method is to use a
boycotted by some of,the most Spirit -filled church. Rather than
authoritative voices in our fair pay the price of being
town. In fact our town repOrter Spirit -filled we substitute `false
did not think it important fire' and worldly expedients.
enough to;, put it in as a news "It is not the duty of the
item in spite of the fact that preacher to fill the how; it is
many 'dollars were spent in his business to fill the pulpit.
advertising. Many of those sari& The church members should fill
authoritative people, that the house by being there
repeatedly complain that "There themselves and bringing others.
is not enough- dialogue" nor "But . preaching is still `the
"Interplay of Ideas," were God -appointed means, and
r conspicuous by their absence. although we are in a day' when
These are they, who without men will not endure sound
thought, would support what doctrine but ` have `ear -itch'
'Dr. Max Ratterty, the instead of `heartburn,' let us not
superintendent of Public forget that the command in that
Instruction of California calls very . connection is 'Preach the
fffiie-rnouthings,.,of tl e.,:modern.. "_fit to .�- }gat .: d nanifests.
. -7,e Q> entriics.:�who c.3�..._" •.., . is'M iVord :and 'is iii--ii��rott fi
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'� '1. God is dead! Nay -preacYiing. Let us hope and pray
brethren, verily he never existed, that the people of God will grow
save in your ' own childish weary of stones and -seek bread.
cravings for supernatural support We do not better ourselves by
-.—and-solace: _ .:........ __ . _,....erSi _...._ _.. _ .. t
aspers>:ons ' cast- ---On great
2. ,There is no soul, so forget preaching or by low -rating giants
about the need to save it! of a past generation.; we- could
3. -Get out of. the. ch,r ch..,andL,. ,.,use a few today."
Wouldn't it be -:great to hear,
D. L. Moody, C. H. Spurgeon, G.
Campbell Morgan, John Knox,
Calvin and the Wesleys or
Luther, instead of the
complaints • of the modern
socially oriented religious club.
leaders? It is time for real men
of God to take their stand for
the revealed word, -of God (which
will and must include' our
concern for these social ills) but
certainly not to the exclusion of
interested only in the here and a spiritual new -birth relationship
now." to Christ. During the Crusade,
I am convinced that Reny Mangy were instantaneously
toda wd i 6rddes re to -r ; ; ...o '�
v
4• converted to Chnst b�y: t e Holy.
re`po'rts, R' r ' ....�,� �r.�a�th��', ��� , xm. �r
p _ a a �. :, YH n •ti Co to eiri Hearts, just
pulpits. They' can get that and.
more from Radio and T.V. and
other media. Rather they are
w hungry for the genuine milk and
meat t of the Word of God and
are anxious to respond to it.
"Preach the word, reprove,
rebuke, exhort " Paul wrote
to Timothy..
Dr. Vance Havner has a good
---on. to the picket lines.
4. Forget what Christ said
about the need to .render unto
Caesar, instead rebel against
Caesar and if possible do him in.
5. No more gentle shepherds
or other -world -like intercessors,
eyes fixed adoringly. on Christ
and eternity; hail instead the
advent of the sensational, the
militant, the sexy, involved
social reformer . with reversed
collar and inverted gospels,
Objtuaries
GEORGE A, RQYAL
George A. Royal, Barrie,
died June 18 In Royni Victoria
Hospital, Barrie, following a
lengthy illness. He was 81,
He is survived by his wife, the
former. Margaret McAllister; two
sons, Rev. G. L Royal, Goderich
and Stuart 'Royal, Barrie; and
eight grandchildren.
Funeral service was Saturday,
June 20 at the Steckley Funeral
Home, Barrie,
Interment was. in Barrie Union
Cemetery;
TRACY JEAN IELESIE..'
Tracy Jean Helesie 'died
Thursday; June 18,in►North York.
General Hospital following a
short illness: She was five.
Surviving ate her parents,
Irene and Mark Helesie, 2911
Bayview Ave., Willowdale;. one'
brother, Scott; • and her
grandmother, Mrs. Mary Helesie,
Waterloo St., Goderich.
Funeral service was held
Monday in the chapel at the R.
S. Kane Funeral Home, Toronto.
Women's
Hospital
Auxiliary
The executive of the Women's
Hospital Auxiliary met on June
15.
The Auxiliary wishes , to
express thanks to all who made
the Penny Fair and Tea such a
success.
"It has enabled us to make a
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GQ. ERIQH IG W 4 I, Ti 6D '; , r1 ,i;
The ' family that ,prays tOtotiker:
FIRST BA.PTPST. CH.I
MONTREAL STREET near The Square
'- A WELCOME TO AL1.:.-�^
"10:00 a.m. - Adult Bible CIaSs and: Sunday School For 'A11
11:00. a.m. - MORNING WARSHIP. '
^• Supervised :Nursery
Minister: Rev. Arthgr. MaybOry, BA:, ,gip ,ra • _ •a
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The. Canada Safety Council Citation Award has been presented tothe town; of Goderich for having
a significant reduction in accidents in ,1969 andfor being one,of 26 communities in Ontario that
had a fatality 'free year in 1969. Jhe' award was presented by the Hon. Irwin Haskett, Ontario
minister of ;transport at a luncheon put onby the bntario Safety League. Mr. Haskett is shown
making the presentation to Goderich Police Chief Fred Minshall, left, who accepted on behalf of
the town. A letter of commendation° on the accomplishment was received by Dr. G. F. Mills,
mayor- and by the Goderich Safety_tounciL,
Letter to the: Editor
MENNONITE RELIEF SALE
•- The Relief Sale Executive
Committee wishes to thank the
thousands of individuals and
especially ,the press, radio and
other agencies for the generous
support given to the promotion
,,of the annual relief sale. The
Sale has. now become an annual
substantlaLJ on:tribu.tion-to=h ::d ariitionl.- :helr3- .mn .the- Jast •
hospital- for .:a cessities :..for fie ; saturdav . !o - . " - .;o -
� y •' f .:'May at ' , New •
gigantic effort as a
demonstration of regional -wide
mutual aid inbehalf of suffering
humanity 'in underprivileged
areas of the world, a hearty
thanks.
All labour,- including that of
the thousands who make .-the
food and the goods sold at the
mal_e,'ai�j..ttrQusands�wiro�e�p;-.ori •
-the clay the Sale including
the auctioneers and clerks; is
donated. Only large amounts of
a single item of food are
purchased. In many cases. such
items; are purchased with funds
donated for that purpose.
"It 'is carefully estimated that
the vadminastrati ve -costs o
processing' all aid, material and
non -material, to needy areas of,
the world is approximately 7 per
cent.
. Those interested in- the sale
will be glad to know that the
four annual sales have., shown
remarkable annual increases. The
first year J967 produced
$32,000, 196.8 $39,000, 1969
$47,000 and 1970 over $56,000.
-.operating--room as well as the , Hamburg, Ontario. -The weather
contribution of the Coulson this year was perfect, the crowds
Stretcherand pad," a spokesman large, the mood a festive -one,
said thiskweek. the food was good, the quilts
New. -. housecoats. ,,.have..... been.:....°and handwork beautiful, and -the -
• supplied for the use of patients voluntary participation by both(
and a ,donation was made to the those''Working and those buying
Home Care Program.,- ,•„n,,,--,. ertt. �tsias. Fthis�A
as was Paul on the Road to
Damascus, the Philippian Jailer,
and many- more who °opened
their hearts to the Saviour: -
I -believe -the time is ripe for
you' to properly evaluate two
pointed questions: Why . did
Jesus Christ die? and, What does
it Mean to me personally? When
we have. answered these
questions and opened our hearts
to the Saviour, we can then be
WILLIAMS equipped to not only carry out a
program of social effort, but also
C EMETE RY to carry a wonderful message of
Salvation to the hungry human
MEMORIALS heart.
Conestoga'
Secreta ry
.appointed
And Inscriptions
Stratford - Ontario
Ronald c. M-cCallUm
Representative •
215 Wellington St. S., Goderich
Phone 524'.6272 or 5247345
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Miss Deborah. - -Miller of
Seaforth has been appointed
secretary to Ross. Milton,
administrator, in Huron County
for Conestoga College of
'Applied Arts and Technology:
Miss Miller will be located at
the Huron information centre in
thee -federal building In Seaforth-.-
'Her presence will mean that the
be
contacted from 9 a.rn. to 5 p.m.
each.. day. Part of her function
will be 'the dissemination of
information.. tto interested
persons': -•-
Miss Miller graduated from
Grade 12 at the Seaforth District
High School and from .special
commercial at the Central Huron
secondary School in Clinton.' -
PUBLIC -NOTICE
HURON -PERM ASSESSMENT REGION
Telephone communication with offices at Goderich &
$tratfordcan be made as follows:
IFYOULIVE _IN -HURON COUNTY
If Long Distance
If Local
Zenith 6-6500 r - Goderich office
524-7326
Goderich office
Students attend
leadership course
Two members of the newly
elected student's council
executiveufrorn Goderich District
Collegiate attended a Student
Leadership 'Conference at the
University of Western Ontario in
London last week.
Allan Drennan, the new
president, and Taff Graham, the
social convener for next year's
activities-,. were accompanied at
t1 ,Copfe} nce _bY 4341 .c1
Madge of the Collegiate stag . �
The Conference was under the
direction of Professor Verne
Trott, of the Ontario College 'of
Education. in Toronto • and
covered such topics as the
psychology- of communication, _
the role of committees,
improving discussion in groups,
parliamentary procedure, the
role of the chairman in
committee work, and decision
making.
All of these topics were -
related to practical situations in.
Which a Student's Council
exe p tttiliti'"t find itself:
A total of 15 schools from .
Southwestern Ontario were
represented at the Conference.
MINUTES
WITN .INE BIBLE
BY CORNELIUS R. STAM. PRES.
BEREAN BIBLE SOCIETY
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 60635,
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THE END OF THE WORLD
There: has •been- a great deal 'of - But dpesn„t Rey. 21:1 predict
discus,sibn lately about some "a new hhaven and a new earth”?
Hindu astrologers wh.o have •pre: Yes, but"the context clearly -indi
• dicted that this world will come to cates that th'is refers to the future
an end next February. The fact is renewing of the present heaven
that some sincere Christians fear and earth, not the creating of def
these prophets might be right, ferent ones. Verse 5 says: "He
since our Lord did speak sevaral..,..that sat upon ‘the throne' said, Be-'
times about, the coming "end of hold I make all things new." Note,
the world." He didn't say "I make all new
'These_ Hindu astrologers,. things," but '''I make all things
though, are wrong. Next" February new." There is a difference.
will not see the eki of the world, People should not 'be con -
for according to the Bible the corned about the end of the world,
world, or earth, will never come to but about the end of this.present
an' end: The word "world," which age-, . "the dispensation of the
our Lord used in this connection, grace of Cod," for God has never
does not refer to the earth, or promised how long it would last.
even the'people on it. It is the old Eve?y hour He delays the return
Greek word aion, or age. Several of Christ to recall His ambassa-
ages In God's program have al dors, is an hour of wonderful
r s�ciY...GQme.tca_:aryend,-arad�oriaors. brace.-
Loh -_r .en ay lye ---
will, but no matter what man may saved by grace, through faith in
dev.i„.In the.way of _destructive Christ who died for our sins. This
weapon?;, the 'earth will never be is why Paul urges us: "As workers
destroyed. 'In Isaiah 45:18 we together with Christ, we beseech
read:' -d " you that ye receive not the grace
"For thus saith the Lord that of God in vain . . . Behold,'NOW
created the heavens; God Himself is the accepted. time; 'Betio
that formed the earth and made NOW , is the day of salvation (II
it; He hath established it, He Cor. 6:1,2). ''Believe on the Lord
created it not in vain; He formed Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be
it to be inhabited: I am the Lord, saved" (Acts -16:31).
and there is none else."
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CANADIAN LEGION
SERVICE BUREAU OFFICER
MR. O. MOYER
will visit Goderich on
JULY 21st
Veterans and widows Wishing to see him contact Murray
-Bheardown--by June 26th: Phone 524-8609.
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S'T• .GEORG['S:.C,UR .
Fifth Sunday after Trinity. -- June 28th
Holyi Communion at 8:30 a.m.
Morning Prayer and Sermon at 10:00 a.m.
Members of the Masonic Lodge in attendance
Nursery 10 a.m:
'Holy Baptism at 11:30 a.m.
PLEASE NOTE SUMMER. TIME SCHEDULE`
Rector: • REV. G. G. RUSSELL, B.A., S.D.
Organist -Choirmaster -Miss Marian Aldous,
A.Mus..
THE REV. G. LOCKHART ROYAL, B.A., Minister
WILLIAM CAMERON, Director of Praise '
A
SUNDAY, JUNE 28th
11:00 a.m. - SERryM ICEtOF WORSHIP.
Sermon:
r - ,:..--.(Nursery rHJunior•v:Congregati,Qi i
Sacrament of Holy Communion
,,7:00 p.m. - Communion in the Chapel.
..'Depart -to Serve
The Right Reverend G. N.
Luxton, Bishop of Huron, will
be at 8:30 a.m. arid 10 a.m.
services at St. George's Anglican
Church on July 12 in observance
of the 136th anniversary of the
founding of the parish. -;
St. Peler's
Raman Catholic Church
- NORTH STREET -
Rev. Father R. Moynahan Phone
524-8174
Sunday °Masses:
8:30 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. = 5:00 p:m.
T. PRYDE and SON
MEMORIALS'- MARKERS & 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
REV. ROBERT L. RAYMONT
SUNDAY, JUNE 28th �, • -
11:00 a.m - JUNIOR SCHOOL.
11:00 a.m. —Morning Worship.
Guest:
First St.
REV. MOIR WATERS, Associate minister,
Andrews United Church, London', Ontario
F - Supervised Nursery
Mrs. Eleanor Hetherington, A.T.C.M.
Organist and Choir Director
Phone Church Office and Study - 524-7631
Church Building 524-69$1
Bethel P.entecostal Tabernacle.
Affiliated with the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada
CORNER OF ELGIN A,ND WATERLOOSTS:
REV. F1. CLARK; Pastor
SUNDAY, JUNE 28th
10:00 a.m. - SUNDAY SCHC+OL.
11:00 a.m. - Worship Service.
7:00 p.m. - GAI.ILEANS QUARTET WILL SING.
ALL WELCOME
8:00 Tuesday Prayer and Bible Study:
8:00 p.m. Friday -- Youny People's Service.
Victoria 'Street United Church
The House. of Friendship Rev: Leonard Warr
10:00 a_m. - Bible School For All Grades.
1.1:00 a.m Worship Service with Galilean Quartet
Sermon:
"LITTLE IS MUCH IF GOD BE IN IT"
BENMILLER UNITED CHURCH,
10:0Q a.m. - Communion Service and Bible School.
W -E -L -C -O -M -E
Mrs. J. Snider
Victoria St. Organist
& Choir Director
GODERICH FROSTED FOODS
UNITEDHOLIPIEsS CHURCH
62 Cambria Street North
SUNDAY, JUNE 28th
9:50 a.m.- SUNDAY' SCHOOL
11:00 ani - WORSHIP SERVICE'
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
Mrs. Leonard Warr
Benmiller Pianist &
Choir Director
-65- HAMILTON STREET
ROYAL
DECORATOR
TOWELS
Rolls 99
FARMER STYLE
SAUSAGE
PORK SHOULDER BUTT
CHOPS
-FRESH PICNIC •
Shoulder Roast
216. 89'
Ib. b 9`
CALVARY GA1TIST CHURCH
BAYFIELD ROAD AT BLAKE STREET
Ib. "!9t
RISE 'N'` SHINE -- 3V4 oz.
Orange Crystals
If Long Distance Zenith 6-6500 Stratford sub -office
273i570 .tatfoCd ��lloifi e
1, "-5
uld you Wish to reach Goderich office from points in
earth County call collect (area code 510) 624,736.
376 HURON ROAD
•GO1)ERICH 524-7170
y;"'�-!"rFry.•.,,«�; ..,,�„ 5 -tet, z� „:,; \ �ty� x 4vw'.�f.t:'
Fruit 'Cocktail
4278`
"A FELLOWSHIP CHURCH"
NEED A RIDE? CALL FOR BUS PICKUP
524-9565 'or 524-6445
10:00 a'.m. - SUNDAY SCHOOL..
11:00 a.m. -- MORNING WORSHIP .
"LOVE. JOY AND PEACE"
Evening. Service 7:30 p.m.
_Bible Study- -Wednesday, -8:00 p.m.
PASTOR: REV. KENNETH J. KNIGHT
WESLEY MEMORIAL CHURCh
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MARGARINE
THE FREE METHODIST CHURCH
..- _ 4,7f419(114 Arg . .4 ..5, 4(. N.!:...
H. Ross Nicholls, Pastor
SUNDAY SCHOOL - 10:00 A.M.
THE WO,RSHIP HOUR - 1,1:00 ICAN.
tiuest ,S0ealcerviiEV..McCALLtoi1
Evening Service .-._. Cancelled