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BY REV. LEONARD WARR,
PRESIDENT OF
GODERICH MINISTERIAL
ASSOCIATION .,
the Ministerial Marquee Mission
On Thursday, Friday • and
Saturday of this Art Mart , Week
the members of the Goderich"--
Ministerial Association have
pitched their mission •tent 01 the
green 'carpet of the park at the
Square. There will be three films
shown daily at 1:30 p.m., 3:10
p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Here is a
brief •,sum.imary of these
important new films:
SIGNPOSTS ALOFT
(running time: 28 minutes.) This
film is the most extensive
project ever undertaken by the,
Moody Bible Institute of
"Science. It is the thrilling story
of instrument flight; To tell this
'story Dr. Moon and members of
the staff flew. a Beechcraft Twin
_Bonanza to every continent of
the globe and even landed on the
Arctic ice cap. In SIGNPOSTS.
ALOFT you will sit in the
cockpit of N696T during an
actual flight- under instrument
conditions ... sense the feeling
of helplessness as you take part
in a search for a missing plane in
rugged snow-covered mountains
hear the final desperate cries
of a completely disoriented pilot ^
,in :graveyard spiral ... thrill
again to the historic space flight
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John Glenn and.. Dr.. Moon at
the Manned Space Flight" Center
vas they, discuss flight • and the
relevance offaith inan age of
science :_' . . fly deep into th,e
Libyan desert where you ,will
land beside the "Lady Be Good"
Ghost bomber of World War
II, then retrace the steps of a
crew who refused to trust their
instruments . . SIGHPOSTS
ALOFT will give- you a fresh,
new understanding of why mare '
needs a point of reference
outside himself andwhat a
'commitment to God actually
means.
THE YOUTH DRUG SCENE
• (running time 30 min,) The
true story of a teenage boy who
allowed drugs to control his life
for , three ,years. Now Mark is
making it without drugs because
a group of concerned Christian
young people .reached out to.
him with the love of Jesus
Christ. In his own words Mark
tells why he used drugs, what
they did for him - and to Mini
and how and ,,,why he, stopped
using them. From one who has
been there we learn the risks and
dangers of . drug experimenta-
tion. • Mark, his 'friends and
family, as well as medical and
legal '' authorities, share, their
insights about this complex
contemporary problem. This
emun$11ing, film will stimulate
discussion and further study
among .both teens and adults
who are searching for gnswers to
the . drug problem from a
Christian- perspective.
THE FIERY FURNACE .. .
(frunning. time 21a mina) A boy's
bicycle has been ,intentionally
damaged by playmates who
resent the boy's stand for Christ.
Mr. Fixit tells the story of the
three "Hebrew" children and
bolsters the boy's courage in his
convictions. The purpose of this
film is to teach courage --
through
through Christ.
The Ministerial cordially
invite the public to view these
films and drop in and "Take in a
movie at the ' A' t Mart" -
absolutely free.
Couples share SOth-2Sth anniversary."
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. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Laverty,
27A Kingston , St., Goderich,
were married July 15, 1920 in
Scotland....,.,
They came to Canada in 1930
and resided in Cornwall and
Hamilton before moving to
Goderich in 1967.
WILLIAMS'
Mr. Laverty is , a
commissionaire at Goderich
Psychiatric Hospital.
•The couple celebrated the'r
golden wedding anniversary
Saturday in St. Catharines at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. David
Robinson. Celebrating with
them was their daughter and her
husband, Mr. and Mrs. H. W.
Gauley, Britannia Rd., who were
•CEMETERY married 25 years July 14.
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MEMORIALS
And Inscriptions
Stratford - Ontario
• Ronald C. McCallum
Representative
215 Wellington St. S., Goderich
Phone 5746272 or 524-7345
Mr. and Mrs. Laverty ,_ a,)so
so
have. one n, Sam in Montreal.
Among the gifts received by
the celebrants of 50 years was••a
black thorn walking,. stick,
brought from Ireland "for Mr.
Laverty by his sister, Mrs.
Michael Mcllhagga, Ballymena,
County Antrim.
In response to a toast to •the
copple, Mr. Laverty read the
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T. PRYDE and SON
;MEMORIAL'S - MARKERS & CEMETERY LETTERING
CLINTON - EXETER - SEAFORTH'
Goderich District Representative
FRANK McILWAIN
524-7861 9r•200 -Gibbons' St. - 524-9465'' "
REG. J. BELL
45 Cambria Road S. - 524-7464
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MRS. WILHELMINA HR
VAN PcINGEN
Mrs. • Wilhelmina, H.
VanI ongen, Ashld
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6Township. died suddenly" at
her home July, 6. She was 67.
She was born In Holland
June 25, 1903 and was the
daughter of , Peter Brouwers
acid Wilhelmina Van Meerts.
She came to Canada in 1948.
She was a member of St.
J'oseph's. Church at
Kingsbridge." '
Survivors include, her
husband, Adrian, C,oelius Van
Dongen• whom she married in
Holland MayT, 1929; four sons,
Case, Windsor; Peter, Rodney;
Tony, Clinton; and Adrian
(Archie) Lambeth; and seven
grandchildren.-
Funeral service was from St.
Joseph's Church,' Kingsbridge,
Wednesday, July 8' with Rev.
Fr. H. Cassano officiating.
Interment wag- in St,
Joseph's Cemetery. Pallbearers
were four sons and two
grandsons.
The Stiles Funeral .I -Home
was in .charge of arrangements.
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following --poem '-which. he
composed in commemoration of
their golden anniversary:
It's fifty years today since we
were young and free, '-
Mary was but nineteen years and_
-I-was-twenty-Hifee; " °" °" �.
Like any other couple there was
joy.and there were tears%
There were ups and downs and
problems in our early married
years.
Later with our children grown
and children of their own,
And we had"more security than
we had ever knowI ;
Each phase of life has interest,
each change its
compensation,
Sometimes our spirits may be
down, next filled with
jubilation.
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We may look back in retrospect
at our woeful Tack of wisdom,
And think of how things would
have been . with ;"reason and
with vision;
But ego sometimes plays a part
with ' indulgence in such
notions,
We're not the type of people
with pure thoughts -and no
emotions.
Oh, .fifty years ago today and
the knot is firmly boldin';
Here with our relatives and.
friends to celebrate ow
Golden;
This is a mark indelible as on
through life'we. go,
-And privileged by dame nature's
hand to reach this great
plateau.
And. should the years ahead of
us be many or just few,
We'll try to -keep abreast of
• • times with ideas that are new;
But modern fads we'll follow
not, indeed it might be -weird,
Should Ma and I go jogging
round with mini skirt and
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HOWARD HENRY POTTER
Howard Henry Potter died
suddenly July 6 • at the
Goderich Psychiatric Hospital.
Hewas 50.
He was the son of Herbert
Potter and Margaret Kinsman
and was, born in Manitoba July
29, 1919. He moved to New
Toronto in 1948 and to
Goderich in ,1964.
-..He_an�asan .adherent_of .St.
George's AngIican.Church.
Funeral service was from
the Stiles Funeral Home
Thursday, July 9 with the Rev.
G. G. Russell officiating.
-. • Interment was in ---Maitland
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_Cemetery.
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ELMER GEORGE HART
He was born • 14 England'
'June 13, 1899t'o parents Albert
Bown and Ellen Allsworth. He
carne to Canada. iq 1911 and
farmed in Huron COUntY. He,
has lived the past. 12 years in
Goderich, coming here 'from
Seaforth.
He was a member of St.
George's Anglican Church.
Survivors include his wife,
the former Lucinda Fleming ,
whom he married in' Seafortli
June 19, 1954; two sisters, Mrs.
Norman - (Dorothy) McLeod,
Detrdit, and Mrs. Cyril (Grace).
Proctor, Goderich; and one
brother, Albert Bown, Livonia,
Michigan.
Funeral service was from
the Stiles Funeral Home '
Thursday, July 9 with Rev.
G.G. Russell officiating.
Interment was in Colborne
Cemetery. Pallbearers were B.
R. Munday, Stan Wilson; D. J.
Patterson, Jack (Wallace) .
McDougall, ,WilUam . Westlake
and Alvin Proctor:
- Elmer George Hart, Brussels/
died instantly July 7 as the
result of a car accident. Hj was
45.
Survivors include`hii'wife, the
former Delores Newbigging; two
daughters, Cherylann and Linda
Doreen, both • at home; parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George Hart, Grey
Township; four brothers, John
and Robert. -at home; Jim of
Grey Township and Charles of
Goderich; and two sisters, Mrs.
Fred ' (Etta') Buchanan,
1' inboume and Mrs. Ross (Jean)
Anderson, RR 1, Bornholm.
' Funeral service was'" July 10
from the W. L. Watts Funeral
Home, Brussels, with Rev.
McCarroll officiating.
Interment was in Brussels
Cemetery. Pallbearers were Ray
Houston, John Blake, Bill Blake,
Don Perrie, Joe Riley and
Robert Gordon, Flowerbearers
Were three nephews and a niece,'
Donna Newbigging, Robert,
Newbigging, Bill Buchanan and
Robert Anderson.-
La 774 of Brussels grange
Lodge . conducted a memorial
service Thursday evening at the
funeral home.
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REGINALD GEORGE BOWN
Reginald George Bown, 17
Wellington -Street, died
suddenly at his residence July
6. He was 71r
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GEORGE.HENRY SAM IS
George Henry Samis, 182
Picton St. W., died in Alexandra
Marine and General Hospital
July 9 following a brief, illness.
He was 90.
He was born in Cannington
May 16, 1880 to parents George
Samis and Mary Anne Clouston.
He left Cannington when he was
16 years of age -and worked at,.
Chatham, Orono and Brussels
where he resided for 28 years.
He retired in 1939 as manager of
The Imperial Bank of Commerce '
' and has been living in .'foderich
since. 1948:- n •, a..
„I3is'Wife, the °form'erMiidred"
May -Scott whom he married in
Brussels 'January-' 5, 1909
predeceased him August 11, 1965.
He was a member of Knox
Presbyterian Church,
ors.: -ii clue• ,one _son,
Finlay" M. Samis, Goderich; six
granddaughters and eight great`
grandchildren. . -
Funeral service was Saturday,
July 11 from. the Stiles. Funeral
Home with Rev. R. U. MacLean
officiating.
Interment •was in Maitland
Cemetery. Pallbearers were Fred
McCullough, •Gordon. Bedaxd, FA'
Jeffrey and Williarn'McIver, all.
of Goderich, and Alvin Logan
and William Ring, .both of
Brussels.
MRS, ETHEL MARIE TIPERT
Mrs, Ethel Marie Wert, 193
MacDonald St., died suddenly
July, 7 in Victoria .Hospital,.
London. She was 53.'
She was . born March 22, 1917
in Bathurst,' New Brunswick, to
-George and Clara Doucet. She
moved to Quebec City when she
was,about 21 years of age where
she joined the navy, serving at -
Guelph at H.ti,C.S. Conestoga
and filially at H.M.C.S..
Stadacona at Halifax. •
• She yeas married in Halifax
November,. 7, 1946 to. Bernard
Willis Tipert who survives.
The couple resided in Halifax
until 1960 when they moved to
Ottawa. They came to Goderich
in September, 1963.• '
She was a member, of' the
Royal Canadian Legion Branch
109 and of St. George's,Anglican
Church. /
Surviving besides her husband
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are two sons, Donald, Port
Albert, and' Pte: (5) George
Arthur Tipert, CFB Halifax,
N.S.; two daughters, Mrs. Terry
(Shirley) Griffiths, Goderich,
and -Anita at home; one
grandchild; four sisters, Mrs.
Gordon (Cecile) - Armstrong,
Harvey Stn., N.B.; Mrs. Tillie
Godin, Bathurst, N.B.; Mrs: Joe
(Rita). Rhudymier, New York;
and Mrs. George (Lena)
McDonnagh, - Bathurst, , N.B.;
three, brothers, Lionel, Toronto;
Omer, Fredericton, N.B.; and
Edward, CFB Germany; and her
mintier, :.Mrs. , Clara _.Doucet,
• Bathurst;. N -B.
Funeral service was at "St.
' George's U,,,;. ,,Anglican Church
Saturday, July 11 with Rev. G. G.
Russell officiating.
Interment was- in Veteran's
P I o t, Maitland Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Ken Burns, Eric
Smith, Jack Grace, Dave
MacDonald, Edward Bain and
Victor Powell.
Royal Canadian Legion
-Branch 109 held a memorial
service Friday evening at the
Stiles Funeral Home, where the
body rested. -
St. Peter's
Roman Catholic Church
— NORTH STREET —
Rev. Father R. M.oynalian
Phone 524-8174
Sunday Masses:
t 8:30 a.m.. - 11:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.
CHURCH OF GOD
MacKay Hall
Corner Nelson & North St
Pastor: Rev. O. L. Henderson
Need A Ride For Bus Pickup
Phone 524-7129 or 524-8570
SUNDAY, JULY 19th
10:00 a.m.— Sunday School
1.1:00 a.m.— Morning Worship
7:00 p.m. — Evening Service
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MQNTfE(L STREET near Thwore.
A OELCQME TO ALL
SUMME ,• HOURS JULY "AND AUGUST • . ,
10:00-a,m.('- Molrping Worship and church School.
Guest 'pecker . for July -- Mr, Pat Ferrar, Clinton.
'Minister: Rev. Arthur'Maybury, B.A,, B.D.
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CHURCK
ST.�GEORGE'S
Eighth Sunday after. Trinity - July 1,9th
Holy Communion at 8:30 a.m.
Holy Communion and Sermon at' 10 a.m.
Nursery - 10 a.m.
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Rector: REV. G. G. RUSSELL, B.A., B.Q.
Knox Presbyterian Church
THE REV. G. LOCKHART ROYAL, B.A., Minister-
s WILLIAM CAMERON, Director of Praise
SUNDAY, JULY 19th
, SUMMER SCHEDULE
Service is. at 10:00 a.m.
Sermon Subiect: "SPIRITUAL AFFLUENCE"
Guest Minister
THE REV.,, RONALD C. McCALLUM
Goderich, Ontario a
-;r.EELLOWSHIP & REFRESHMENTS—ON .1HEMLAWN
W. ---ATTER. 'T 3E::.,,SERVICE • 1,
'Enter to Worship Depart -to Serve: -
North Street United[ .Church
REV. ROBERT -L. RAYMONT
SUNDAY, JULY 19th
_10:00 a.m. -MORNING WORSHIP.
« a(Coffee Time to Follow)
REV. ROBERT L. RAYMONT
W -E -L -C -O -M -E
Supervised Nursery
Mrs. Eleanor:Hetherington, A.T.C.M.
Organist and Choir Director
Phone -Church Office and Study 524-7631
Church Building - 5,;24-6951'.
BetheI.P,enteLcoS.OJ Tabernacle
Affiliated with the PentecrItaI Assemblies of Canada
CORNER OF ELGIN AND WATERLOO STS.
REV. R. CLARK,`Pastor
SUNDAY, JULY 19th
10:00 a.m. — SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11:00 a.m. — Worship Service.° • .c
7:00 p.m. — EVANGELISTIC SERVICE. -
8:00- p.m. Tuesday — Prayer and Bible Study:
8:00 p.m. Friday — Young People's Service.
Victoria street United Church;
The House of Friendship • Rev. Leonard Warr.
11:00 a.m. -- Worshiii Service.
Sermon: A
"THE MIDDLE EAST 8t PROPHECY"
BEr MILLER UNITED CHURCH
10:00, a.m. ,—"Worship Service and Bible _School.
'N -E -L -C -O -Ili -E
Mrs. J._ Snider
'Victoria St. Organist
& Choir Director
Mrs. Leonard Warr
Benmiller Pianist &
Choir Director
UNITED HOLINESS CHU
62 Cambria Street North'
SUNDAY, JULY 19th
No Service due to our Annual
Conference and Camp at Sunfield, Michigan
See You August 2, 1970
Pastor: REV. l". `A. JOHNSON, B.A... PHONE 524-6887
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
BAYFIELD ROAD AT BLAKE STREET
`dA FI:'LLOWSH!P CHURCH
CALL US IF YOU NEED A RIQE!
524.9565 or 524-6445
FULL SCHEDULE OF SERVICES DURING SUMMER!•
10:00 a.in. — SUNDAY SCHOOL. - •,.
11:00 a.m. = MORNING WORSHIP.
"RECONCILED TO GODi''"
Regular Evening Service — 7:30 p.m.
Bible Study Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.
'PASTOR: REV. KENNETH J. KNIGHT
WESLEY MEMORIAL CHIJRCH
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THE FREE METHODIST CHURCH
Park Street at Victoria
H. Ross Nicholls, Pastor -
SUNDAY SCHOOL 10:00 A.M.
THE WORSHIP HOUR - 1100 A.M.
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