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- Man is a builder. All wee ah 3teyi
to do is look around us and WO . ,
can see the evidence that proves.
his capability to create and • to
construct. His creative instincts
have wrought cities, kingdoms;
• empires, and civilizations. We
sometimes --stand in amazement,
at what man can do. " We canr
look' in awe and wonder at the
genius of the ancient Aztecs,
Egyptians; Greeks and Romans
as we behold the wonders of
▪ their ' once flourishing
civilizations We can marvel in,
our
n,
our age at the ever expanding
modern technology that.
increases the capability of
mankind to bring to pass the
seemingly impossible,—
Man
mpossible,• Man as a builder lays many
• foundations in this life. Because
he is more than a creature of
sinew and bone, passion and
pride, and intellect and logic,
but as a living soul, who bears
the image of God, he lays the
foundations which are more
than materialistic in concept. -He
lays foundations for his home,
political beliefs, philosophy of
life and religion. Whether: he
realizes it_or not, he instinctively
lays foundations. upon which
others can build. If the
structures which have been built
upon these foundations are good
"and beneficial, then its founder
laid sure and solid foundations.:.
If the structures- which have
• Miinis.ters. study.
. CAPTAIN BILL MQCUNE
THE SALVATION ARMY
the Only Foundation
foundation of the Third` Reich
which would last a thousand
years, but he lived to see, the day
when the Allied Armies
crumbled his foundation, and he
Passed into eternity as a suicide
victim. It is interesting to 'note
that the Nazi philosophy created
by Adolph Hitler had in its
foundations the teachings of
Nietschzie and Darwin. Today,
we see the 'colossus of
Communism enslaving two
thirds of mankind by its
dialectic theories of materialism.
The foundation of present day
Communism was laid 100 years
ago by Carl Marx and Fredrick
Engels. Since that time Lenin
crystalli4ed this philosophy and
as a result produced a
Communist society. f Stalin,
Kruschev, Mao, Castro and
'others have patterned and built
their own ' respecti've
Communistic regimes on a•
Marxist-Leninist- foundation. We
can .be assured that this
philosophy, which is Anti -God
in content, bears the seed of its
own destruction. ' "
Many people attempt to build
their°•lives on foundations which
ignore the existence of God.
They attempt to build their lives
only on materialistic
foundations without giving any
consideration for their Lord.
"He is despised and rejected of
men": Therefore, they have no
time; no desire, and no place .for
Him. However, :when some
calamity, disappointment, or
sorrow deeply disturbs them
personally, then and only. then,
do some of them awaken to the
realization that -their lives have
been built on rcitten
foundations.
How can we then build a life
on a certain and sure
foundation? 'Where can we find
the foundation that, will never
collapse or decay? The Word of
God reveals to `"us that if a
person's life is to be built upon a
firm foundation, that it must be
built on a living faith, in Jesus
Christ and His Holy Word.
"For other foundation can no
man lay than that is laid, which
is Jesus Christ" _ 1 Corinthians
3:1 1. "Nevertheless the
foundation of God standeth
sure, • having this seal, The Lord
kooweth them that are his. And,
Let every one that nameth the
name of Christ depart •from
iniquity." 2 Timothy 2:19.
Mrs. W. Robinson is appointed
St. Peter's choir director
The regular monthly meeting
of St. Peter's Parish Council
Advisory Board was held ' . on
Monday evening, October 26. in
the Parish Hall with the
,phairman, John Buchanan,
presiding. The " meeting opened
with prayer by Father
been built upon, these Moynahan, followed by :the
foundations • reading of the. minutes : of last
are evil, then the•
meeting by Mrs. Stimson.
fonfider either did not .lay good Mrs. Mary Donnelly for the
foundations, or else there has temporal committee reported
been a betrayal of purpose and a that the matter of draperies for
perversion of truth. the sanctuary was well under
Not all foundations ' which way. Colours and materials had
have been previously laid are been. chosen and subject to the
firm and solid structures as their approval of two other members
builders believed them to be. of the committee who were
• Some of these foundations have absent, it was hoped to have
crumbled and turned to dust, them ordered and completed as
i nd their builders., have almost quickly as possible.
become forgotten. History ' e
records the power and glory of • Father Moynahan reported
that the new Stations of the
ancientcivilizations such as, the
Babylonian, Macedonian, Cross had not as yet been
ordered, pending a decision as to
Egyptian, and Roman Empires,
suitable design. •
which spanned the known world
with their decadent majesty; but' Coriamittee reports ,were
.' iiuSehted`" $11n ` ` ead'`b`y `• `Mrs.
because,"their fo•undatlons .,were Palmer for the recreational
built upon false gods and committee, covering the summer
humanistic philosophies, they activities. It was also pointed out
• were from the beginning that it was her opinion and the
"destined to decline and fall into unanimous opinion of all those
decay. It would have been present that a fund raising
'difficult to ,convince the Kings
of Babylon, the Pharoahs of
Egypt, and the Caesars of Rome
that the day would come when
they would degenerate, into
crumbling - heap and shin;
especially, when their eyes were
fat with the importance of' their
majesty and full of the glory of
their own domains.
•
History can teach us many
lessons if we would only learn
ik from it. One important lesson
that we •can learn is that all :-
foundations that man builds
upon outside _of Jesus Christ are
temporary. The Bible warns us:
"While we look not at the things
which are seen, but at the things
• which are not seen: for the
things which- are seen' are
temporal; but the things which
are not seen are eternal" 2 '
Corinthians 4:18. For example:
in the Second World War,
Adolph Hitler tried to lay the
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committee shout be set up
under the temporal committee
to consist of from 11 to 15
persons, to organize the fund
raising campaign, to commence
after the first of the New Year.
Mrs. Daniel Murphy for the
spiritual committee reported
that we had acquired the services
of .Mrs. Warren Robinson to act
as choir director.
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A Twilight Retreat for the
ladies was held in the Parish Hall
on Tuesday night, October 27,
to which an invitation had been
extended . to the ' ladies of
surrounding parishes. Father
McCarthy, an expert Retreat'
Master from Toronto conducted
the ,,retreat, which consisted of
two` & nferences, question and
answer period and refreshments
in between.
Mrs. Murphy also mentioned
wehad . been approached by
Father ,Cassano of Kingsbridge
to loan them guitarists for the
Youth Seminar being hejd in
their Parish this corning Sunday,
to assist with the Folk Mass.
Mrs. Pat Osborne has kindly
consented to look after this.
Mrs. Moyra Evans read a
financial report. -
Sister Doreen gave a brief but ,
interesting report on ° the
Liturgical convention held in
Windsor on October 2, 3 and 4th
which she attended, along with
Sister Barbara and Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Murphy. Printed copies of
the lectures and activities will be
given to the members as soon as
they are received. A motion was
made that a letter be sent to the
local paper publicly expressing
our appreciation to the
volunteers who participated in
all the work they had done for
-the youth of the town at the
Goderich Youth Centre during
the summer.
A motion was made that the
secretary contact Father Hughes,
religious consultant for:youth of
the Deanery of Stratford with
regard to obtaining' suggestions
and information regarding youth
activities and the possibility of
having ' either him or another
qualified person to attend a
meeting at some future date.
The next meeting of The
board of advisors was set for
Monday. November 30 at 8:00
p.m. in the Parish Hall:
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MISS EDYTHE GLEN
Miss Edythe Glen,12 St."
Vincent St., died in Alexandra
Marine and General Hospital
October 26 following a brief
illness. She was 74. '
Miss Glen was theudaughter of
the late James and Margaret
(Craig) Glen. She was born in
Colborne Township July 15,
18964 She moved to Toronto -in
1926' and came back to.
Goderich to live in May, 1970.
She worked ag, a secretary
during her lifetime and retired
about 10 years ago.
She was a member of Knox
Presbyterian Church.
Survivors include cousins Mrs.
M. -C. Jewell and Miss Mae Glen,
both of Goderich; Jean, Reg and
Ernest Glen, Carlow; and Mrs.
Catherine Walker, Toronto.
Funeral service was
Wednesday; October 28, at Stiles
Funeral Home with Rev. G. L.
Royal officiating.
Interment was in Colborne
Cemetery, Pallbearers ' were
Ernest Glen, Reg Glen, Ralph
Jewell, Hugh Glen, Cliff McNeil
and Doug McNeil.:
HARRY STEWART CRAIG
Harry Stewart Craig,
Glendale, California, , died
October 14. He was 81.
Mr. Craig was a son of the late.
Mr. and Mrs. William Craig, He
was born in Goderich, leaving at.
an early age to reside in Chicago;
Ill. He later moved to Glendale.
Surviving are his wife, the
former, Edith Moriarty;
sister-in-law ''Mrs. Joseph Craig;
and several 'nieces and nephews.
Burial service' took place
October 17 in .._Forest Lawn
Cemetery, Glendale, Cal. -
JOHN JUCK
John Juck, Maitland .Manor,
Goderich, died there suddenly
October ,29. He was 76. ' •
A son of Joe and Elizabeth
(Weinberger) Juck, he was born
November 30, 1893 in London,
England. He came to Goderich
in 1923.
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He servedwith the' Merchant Q4411 Morris, Pranidin
Marines from ,1914 to 1916 and Mitchell, Elgin Chambers and
with the. British Arany until Harry Chambers. •
1915. He was a maintenance
man4 for Bell Telephone of
'Canada and retired about 196.6.
Mr, Ju6k was a member of St.
George's Anglican Church and of
Telephone Pioneers of America..
Surviving are three sisters,
Mrs. Lily Kerns; Auburn; Mrs,
Annie Oeinering and Mrs. Arthur
(Rose) Skeet, London, England.
Funeral service was Saturday,.
October 31 at. the Stiles Funeral
.Home with Rev. G. G. • Russell
officiating.
Interment w• . in Veteran's
Plot, Maitland Cemetery,
Pallbearers were Alvin Daer,
Ronald McPhee, Randy Hugill,
Harry "Dodd, 4ack Wilson and
Clarence Hugill.
MRS. CHRISTINA MACKLIN
Mrs. , Christina Macklin,
Avoncrest Hospital, Stratford,
and formerly of Goderich, died
at Avoncrest Hospital October
28- after a lengthy illness. She
was 98.
A daughter of James and
Isobel (Watters) Sinclair, she was
born February 24, 1872 in
Ottawa. Sfie went to Toronto
about 1892 to study medicine
and graduated in medicine in.
1896. She never practiced that
profession.
She' was. married June 12,
1900" in Ottawa to Dr. Alfred
Hope Macklin who predeceased',
her in 1946. The coup.Ie.lived in
Mildmay before - 'coming ' to,
Goderich in 1904. - They moved
to Stratford in, 1945.
She was a member of St.
George's Anglican -"Church ink•
Goderich and of ' St, James
Anglican Church in Stratford..
She is . survived by three
grandchildren and. three great
grandchildren. She was
predeeeased by sons Leonard
Hope Macklin and .pr. Lionel
Alfred Macklin.
A private family service was
held at Stiles Funeral Home
Saturday, October 31 with Rev.
G. G. Russell officiating.
Interment was in Maitland
Cemetery. Pallbearers were
SUNDAY SERVICES'
A fel
The family that prays together
. stays together
UNITED HOLINESS CHURCH
62 Cambria Street North
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8th
9:50 a.m. — SUNDAY -SCHOOL.
11:00 a.m.—WORSHIP SERVICE
7:00 p.m.— EVANGELISTIC SERVICE
Rev. C. Flewelly, Evangelist, Cedar Springs, Michigan,
Each evening at 7:30 commencing Nov. 11 through
to Nov. 22.
"A WELCOME AWAITS YOU"
Pastor: REV. O. H. LEE - PHONE 524-6887
WESLEY MEMORIAL CHURCH
THE FRET METHODIST CHURCH
Park Street at Victoria
H. Ross Nicholls, Pastor
Sunday ooI 10 a.m.
Hour 11 a.m.
Evening Service 7 p.m.
WELCOME
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
BAYFIELD ROAD AT BLAKE STREET
• "A FELLOWSHIP CHURCH"
LALL -US IF YOU NEED A RIDE! 17
524-9565 or 524-6445
I-ULL SCHEDULE OF SERVICES YEAR ROUND!
10:00 a.m. - SUNDAY "SCHOOL
11:00 a.m.— MORNING WORSHIP
`''Rx — REMEDY FOR AN ACHING HEART!
Regular Evening Service — 7:30 p.m.
"BATTLES OF -THE BIBLE" — Series
Bible Study Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.
PASTOR:' REV. KENNETH" J. KNIGHT
nox Presbyterian Church
THE REQ'. G. LOCKHART ROYAL, B.A., Minister
f
WItL-tAM CAMERON, Director o -Praise-. _. _
— SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8th
' 10:00 a.m. Sruhtfay School.
11.00 a.m. — Divine Worship.
Sermon:
"WHEN PEACE COMES"
Nursery and Junior Congregation
7:30 p.m. =- Young People's Society.
Enter to Worship Depart to Se'ive
Cenotaph Service --- Wednesday, November 11
11:00' a.m. , • - ,
THOMAS M. McPHEE
as . MPh,
GodericThomi, diedM , Wednesdceeay,
October 28 at Alexandra Marine
and 'General Hospital following a
lengthy illness. He was 32.
The son of Mri;. Edith
(McManus) McPhee, and the late
Gordon McPhee,- he was born
September 15, 1938 in Colborne
Township. •
He , was -a " member of ,r,nox
Pyterian Church. He was
also a member of Sandy's
Clippers baseball team.
Survivors include his wife, the
former Dianne Bannister; three
sisters, Mrs. Ross (Nora)
Pennington, Penticton, BC; Mrs.
L. A. (Joan) Biddle, Toronto;
and Mrs. George (Jean) Brown,
Lambeth; one brother, James,'"
Colborne Township; and his
mother, Mrs. Edith McPhee,
Goderich.
Funeral service was. Saturday,
October :31 at Knox
Presbyterian Church with Rev.
G. L. Royal officiating.
Interment was in Colborne
Cemetery. Pallbearers were Bob
Anderson,. Don Stokes, Steven
Argyle, Stan , Connelly, Fred'
Miller and Donald Bert
MacAdam.
Honorary bearers were Sandy
'Profit, Stan Profit, Ross
Crawford, Gord Walters, Bill
Beacom, Bill Fritzley, Jack
Meriam, Ken Crawford, Tom
Crawford, Russell Pruder, Moe
Millian, Don Elliott, . Ken Daer,
Doug Spitzig and John Gower,
all members of Sandy's Clippers.
Flowerbearers were Doug
Smith, Bill Kirky and Jim Boyes.
McCallum Funeral Home'was
in charge of arrangements.
GEORGE W. STOKES
George W. „Stokes, Goderich,
died October 31 in Alexandra
Marine and General Hospital
following a short illness. He was
75.
A son of Frederick and Agnes
(Heddle) Stokes, he was born
October, 28 1890 in Seaforth
had been a ;dent of
Goderich for gig Past 74 'yam
Mrr. Stokes' was a eaVentll*
and had been employed et the
Canadian Forms Base, , Clinton*
until retlreinent in 1960,
He was a Member of ,g"
Presbyterian Cluirch, ;i4 hie
wmiember of the II.oyal Canadian.
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Legion Branch 109 and lin
honorary member of the: 18th,
Battatlion, He served ovetseas
with -the 161st battalion in the .
First World War.
Heis survived by, his wife, the:
former Myrtle. Johnston wlto/n
he _married June 1, 1943 in
Goderich; two sisters, Mrd
Walter (Ethel) Heltmen : '
Goderich and Mrs. v/m,
(Mildred) Donaldson, Stratford;
two brothers, Charles; Goderich;
-and Frank, Toronto.
Funeral .service was .. at.
McCallum Funeral Home
Tuesday, November 3 with Rev.
G. L. Royal officiating.
Interment was in Maitland'
.Cemetery. Pallbearers were
Frank McArthur, Stewart
Knight, Les Riley, Dave
McMillan, William Westlake and
Wallace Duckworth.
A memorial service under the
auspices of the Royal .Canadian
'Legion Branch 109 was held at •
the Funeral Home Monday
evening.
STANLEY PREVETT
Funeral services for the late
Stanley Prevett of Goderich will
be held at, 11 o'clock this
morning, Thursday, November
5, at St. George's Anglican
Church. Reverend Garwood G.
Russell officiating,
Mr. Prevett died suddenly on
Monday, November 2 at
Alexandra Marint. and General
Hospital. He was 59. - -
A service also will be held at 3
p.m. at Christ Anglican Church,
Petrolia, Reverend J: Menzies
officiating. Interment will be in
Hillsdale Cemetery, P,etrolia.
A full obituary on Mr. Prevett
will be carried in the . next issue
of the Goderich Signal -Star,
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
(Baptist Convention of Ontario and Quebec)
MONTREAL STREET near The Square
- A WELCOME TO -ALL —
10:00 a.m. — Adult Bible Class and Church
School For All.
a:m. - Morning Worship
,Supervised Nursery)
Sermon:* "UNRECOGNIZED CREATOR"
Minister: Rev. Arthur Maybury, B.A., B.D.-
Bethel Pentecostal Tabernacle
Affiliatedwith.the Pentecostal AssembliesofCanada
CORNER OF ELGIN AND WATERLOO, STS. I
REV. R. CLARK, Pastor
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8th.
10:00 a.m. — SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11:00 a.m. — WORSHIP SERVICE.
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7:00 EVANGELISTIC SERVICE.
8:00 p.m. Tuesday — Prayer and Bible Study
8:00 Friday — Young People's Service.
ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH
REMEMBRANCE
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1970
Holy•Communion at 8:30 a.m..
Church School at 10 and 11 a.m.
(See ad on page 3)
Morning Prayer and sermon. at 11 a.m.
(Nursery)
Organist•ChoirnTster: Mr. Paul C. Baker,
F.R.C.O., L.R.A.M., A.R.C.M.
Rector: REV. G. a..RUSSELL, B.A., B.D.
Victoria Street United Church.
HOUSE OF FRIENDSHIP REV. LEONARD WARR
10:00 a.m. — Bible School For All Grades.
• • 11:00 a.m. - Worship Service.
Sermon:
"THE CHRISTIAN'S RELATION TO WAR"
BENMILLER UNITED CHURCH,
1:30 p.m. — Worship Service and Bible School.
— W -E -L -C -O -M -E —
Mrs. "J.,Snider
Victoria St. Organist
& Choir Director
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Mrs. Leonard -Warr
Benmiller Pianist &
Choir Director
North .. Street United Church
REV. ROBERT L. RAYMONT
v �o SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8th
`►'� ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION
CHURCH PARADE . ;N 1 • - -
9:45 a.m. — Grades 4 and up.
10:55 a.m- — Grades .3 and under.
11:00 a.m. — Morning Worship.
4. Sermon:
L.. "REMEMBER"
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 I wilding — 524-6951