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DE Ii SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1971
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AY CORNELIUS • R, STAM FRES.
RIRIAN MO „SOCIETY
CNICAOO, ILLINOIS 60633.
TRUE BLESSEDNESS
° It 'has been said that the word
blessed,',' in our Enghhsh King
James, Aible, simOly means happy.
Thus the "blessed man" pf JPsalm 1
is a happy man and thea' "blessed
God" of I Tim. 1:11 is a happy God.
To say' the (east this rs a super-
ficial understanding—or /)'sunder-
, standing—pf'one of°the most won-
can be happy, a drunkard can be
happy, a wicked man can be happy,
.'but•rfone of these are truly blessed,
for one wh,o is blessed has -a deep
and true reason to rejoice.
Thus Psa.- 1:1,2• says that the
man who Shuns :the counsel of the
ungodly,' "the way of sinners"'
and "the seat of the scornful" and
meditates and d.elig L,,i.n the law
of God, is wet/ off arils has good
reason to rejoice. Few; of course,
would dare to claim that they have
,fully livred up to this passage in
the Psalms, but God's Word has
'good news even for such,' In
rbans 4:6.8 St. Paul declares-:
Nile
• ''David also d e s c r i b e t h the
blessedness of the man unto whom
God''nntputeth rn•ghteQusness with-
out works, saying, Blessed are
they,•whose iniquities are forgiven,
and whose sins are covered, Blessed
is .the man to WhOIiI the Lord .uni,IL
r" iot imj3ute man,,
Thi ,.blessedness "is not a mere
fd&fiV Y't$' rii'e lu.''.1r rs....cart' ¢'r
the state of being we// oft, •wrthu•
deep and abiding reason to rejoice.
Thus Osalm 40:•4 says: "ptessed
i 'rhe man that maketh the Lord his
trust."" and when the,- Galatians
stopped trusting completely in the
Lord and began lea°nrri on their
own works, the apostle asked them:
"Whe're is then the blessedness
ye spake of?" (Gal, 4:15).,
To, be truly blessed, then, is to
be we(/ oft with the greatest
possible reason to rejoice. Th'rs is
why the believer in Christ, saved
and eternally safe in Him, is, like
God Himself, "blessed for ever-
more"' (II Cor. 11:31).
UCW meets
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issiona:ry to
speak at Wesley
Memorial
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OPEN .DOORS tlor the Gospel'
in' the Philippines will be the
major emphasis in the service at
Wesley Memorial TChurch, on
February 22 at •7:30 p.m. when
Reverend Paut Fitch will be the
`missionary speaker.
'Mr. Fitch and his wife; Peggy,,„
have returned from their first
• term of missionary service in the
Philippine Islands.
"Way Over the Top" has been
the desire of the Fitch's ias they
have served as pastor and wife of
the„ Butuan City Free Methodist
Church He writes, "Our hearts
...are thrilled..as we ,have seen the
church grow."
:,•, : >The . P'itclies `and • ^theis'`'ttyee'-
LL
children, Faye, Stephen, and
yance are_,,e;ti.di ng� iii .1N:alls
Mississippi during their furlough
period. Mr. Fitch will be
speaking in churches throughout,
North America.
Both Mr. ,and Mrs. Fitch are.
graduates of, Trevecca College.
Mr, Fitch served. as pastor of
churches in Texas and California
before going to the Philippines.
He will illustrate his
presentation with colored slides
and artifacts from his field.
The regular, meeting of • Nile Mrs., Elwyn- Pollock presided
U:C, W. was held. in the Church for the business part of the
Monday at 2 p.m. 'with 14 meeting. - �~
present. , , The President Mrs. It was .decided- to subscribe to
EIvvy PnllocT welcvrrted�°� ��4 te13 `a a_ cast df „$2.50; A
everyone.
e theme of
the et'rt w
e
m
'Our Call to Discipleship and
• Mission", Leaders of the
Worship Service were Mrs. Allan
- Dickson and Mrs. Len Brindley
who read Scripture and
Commentary... The Hymn `;O
Lord and 'Master of us all" was
sung with Rev. C. ,McClenaghan.
at the piano.
Mr. McClenaghan showed :the
film "The Instrument" sho ing"
the' work of ,Hd7ne Missions
carried on by the United Church
of Canada.
WILLIAMS
CE TEItI(
MEMORIALS
And Inscriptions
Stratford Ontario •
Ronald :•C. McCallum
Representative „
215 Wellington St. S., Goderich'
Phone 52462.72 or 524-7345
"Thank You" note was read
from Mrs to
Brindley and
Mrs. Hugh McWhinney expressed
appreciation for the' meal served
after her daughters' wedding.
Mrs. Wilmer Rutledge read the
Treasurers' 'report which showed
a, balance on hand of $159.32.
' .The Annual .Meeting" of
Huron -Perth Presbyterial of the
U.C.W. will be held in 'Mitchell
United Church Wednesday,
February 17 at 9:30 a.m.
On motion of Mrs. Len
Christilaw and Mrs., Doug Young
the Buying Committee will be
asked .,td_ purchase ' a large _stove
for the, Church kitchen; also. salts'
and peppers, handle .holders and
cream amisggar sets. '
x1 t the Marclt meeting there
"will 'lle a shower of tea towel
answer to the Roll Call.
Curtains for a backdrop in,the.
Church .basement will be
purchased. •
yhe meeting closed and lunch
was' served by Mrs. David
McDairmid• and Mfrs. Harry
(Arvin and a social hour enjoyed: `
Peter S: MacEwan -
CLARIFICATION
We have been asked by James
Coulter, ., Sup,erintendent of
Education for the Huron County
Board of Education staff to
make itclear-that a letter to the
editor carried in tile---Goderich
Signal -Star last week should in
no way be attributed to Mr..
,Coulter. ' '
The letter was written by
- Robert Elliott,- chairman of .the
Huron County Board of
. Education and sent in on his
behalf by Mr. ' Coulter.' As a
matter of expediency the, letter
was forwarded' without Mr.
Elliott's signature' and.. was
therefore -signed by 'Mr. Coulter
so , that the fetter carried a
responsible signature.
The letter was carried in most
' Huron County newspapers.
Heart disease deaths among
-adults aged • below .65 have
decreased steadily: since the first
Heart Fund campaign in 1958,
with ' your Heart Fund dollars
• speeding virtually every advance.
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YOUAREINVITED TO TAKE PART IN SHE
57th ANNUAL
`w.,MlJUA9.hM
nox Presbyterian Church
GODEMICH'
7:30 P.M.
Sunday, February 28
REV. G. L. ' ROYAL - Minister
SPECIAL HA R MUSIC - THE
. c I�BouRAiREs
MR. GEORGE' BUCHANAN--Conductor
ISPECIAt MARINE 'DECORATIONS
World day of Prayer
A New People for a New Age
The World Day of Prayer —
March 5 — is PRAYER IN
ACTLON.
,Thousands of Christians from
150 countries • participating in
prayer services also- donate
offerings, to help "their
brother".
The theme this year is A New
People for A New 'Age.. The.
service was prepared by a group
of women in the 'Caribbean
countries, under the auspices 'of
the International Committee fOr
the, World Daamot,Ptayer,
In Canada, ' the 'Women's
Inter -church Council' of -Canada,
50th- anniversary
of .the discovery
of insulin
Medical history was made in
Canada with the discovery in
1921 of insulin, the hormone
used • in the treatment of
diabetes. •
Its co -discoverers were two
medical.scaentists, Dr. Frederick
G. Banting and Dr. Charles H.
Best, who carried, out their
research in a laboratory of the
University of Toronto Medical
School. The 50th anniversary of
their discovery will' be marked
with the ' issue . of a 6c
c• ommemorative stamp on March
The isolation of), the insulin
hormone is heralded as one of
:the.grent-s
�ierlical,break-thitottghs
of the 20th Century. It increased.
to near normal' the life
expectancy of millions of
diabetics who would otherwise
have succumbed to a debilitating
condition in which the body is
unable to use energy -giving
sugars and other food .materials.
The design for the . stamp
commemorating•the discovery.'o.f
insulin is taken from a stili life
photograph by Mr. Ray -Webber
Isms) nto Ontario.
Commenting on the unique
characteristics of the stamp's
design, the Department's Design
Advisory Committee said; "In
this photograph which we
believe is a first in stamp design,
Webber has taken the actual
instruments. and materials used
-by. Banting and Best' to create a
still life of, charmand beauty.' It
contains, moreover, a feeling..
about the human pact of
discovery andit, puts the viewer
in direct touch` with the minds
and the hands of the scientists
themselves;" '
The stamp measures 24 mm
by .40' mm. An order of 24
million is being printed by the
British' American Bank Note
Company..of Ottawa In a process
of four-colour lithography using
yellow, rel, blueandlack.
Collectors may order their
stamps at face value through:
Philatelic Service, Canada Post
Office, Ottawa 8, Ontario.
-Dungannon �
News
MRS. BILL PARK
Rev. and Mrs. J. Ure Stewart
visited with Rev. and Mrs. C.
McClenaghan and Eldon.
recently.
Mrs. Ivan Rivett; Mrs. Howard
Culbert, Cathy Culbert and Mrs:
Thos. " Young took the 4-H
' Leader's Training Course at
Winghatn, recently,.._luh.,,classes.:,•.
• Kiri.-•� wo-lic ups.lvilf-i'egrrr-'heft; re—
long,
hef ;re—
long, ."Separates for Summer"
being the, course.
Congratulations to Mr. Bert
McWhinney, ,Sr., who celebrated
his 84th' birthday,, Friday,
February 12.
Mrs.. Cecil Gogo , and her
• daughter, Mrs. -Wm. Blair, and
her ,(friend, all from Ingleside,
near' Cornwall, were guests at the
Mu rch—McWhinney wedding
Saturday at Nile_ Mrs.:.:Oogo..is a
sister of Mrs. Hugh McWhinney.
Mr. Dan McInnis is. a patient
in Wingham Hospital following
surgery. He was admitted
,.Thursday. ,...-
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brown of
Montreal have flown to
Switzerland for a two -v ek
skiing holiday. Friends here will
be interested in their travels.
Mr. Tom Park Mr. Mason
McAllister and Mrs.°Jean Wiggins
are all still patients in Wingham
Hospital.
-Dungannoni"L.O.L. held their
regular euchre party on
Thursday, February 11, with -
seven tables in play High scores
for the evening `T rere,Mrs. Evelyn
Errington and Aubrey Higgins
with second, high going to Mrs:
Elsie Maclntyre and Jack
Errington.
Goderich and area obituari�s
sponsors the World Day of MRS. EUPHEMIA
Prayer • and allocates the MAC' EWAN
offeringl+. ,Its service is adapted
with the family in mind. Men,
women, and children participate •
and conduct services which
reach from Newf9undland to the
NorthµWest Terr torics. Services
are held in Churches, hospitals,
sanatoriums, Homes for Aged
schools, private homes, and
youth .groups, Some cities'' will
arrange prayer vigils,. -
In Canada, translations'of the
service. are . available; free of
chtf,Ige, Wy.in,..„.Ec �1i sesIski,.
Chinese, Japanese.,,. Braille and ' •
Italian.
Last year, $69,000 was
allocated to provide educational.," '
tools and Christian literature in
Canada 'and around the world.
Varkaus institutions;
organizations and societies as
well ,as educational and
ecumenical projects received an
assist. -
Included were the John
Milton Society for the Blind in
Canada, Transport for Christ
(Highway Evangelism),
India"ri/Eskimo Association of
Canada, Catholic Organization
for Development and Peace,
CNIB, relief • work among the
youth and children irt` Peru,
literature and assistance for
people, living on 'the roof tops
and in subterxadwellings in
Hong Kong, assistance for
translations into the Aymara
language • (South America),
medical relief work in Vietnam
and -the -Mission to Seamen — to
ut
-name .b a a.`few.
OA MEMORIALS—MARKERS
Mrs. Euphernia MacEwan died
Thursday, February ,11 at
Huronview She was 93.
The former Euphemia Cox,
she was the daughter of William
and Elizabeth. (Sturdy) Cox and
was born July 26, 1877 in
Goderich Township. 'She was a
lifelong resident of thy-Goderich
area.
• She was .a member of .Knox
Preakyterian Church, Kriox
Church Women's Missionary
Society, .'Knox', Chur+h. Ladies'
Aid a ►d,zthe..I derich,,,Worne .S
Institute. •
She was married to Peter J.
MacEwan who predeceased her
in 1957.
Surviving is one
daughter-in-law, Mrs. " W; -
(Carrie) Beattie, Victoria, B.C.;
two step -daughters, Mrs. A. T.
(Edna') Forbes, Cannington and
Mrs. W_ R. (Jean) Chowen,
Willowdale.
Funeral service was Saturday,
February 13 at McCallum
Funeral Home with Rev. Ronald
C. McCallum officiating.
Interment was in Maitland
Cemetery. Pallbearers were Peter
MacEwan, Donald MacEwan,
MacEwan Egener, Clayton
Edward, John Sturdy and Burns
Jerry,
WILLIAM WESLEY WICKS '
William Wesley. , Wicks, 21
Waterloo Si. S., died Saturday;
February 13 'in Goderich. He
was68.
�` .�Tlie son .df' Charles,, rand;
Elizabeth Wicks, he was. born
May 25, 1902 in Oshawa. He
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PRYDE
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The risk of heart attack in men
increases with ,•age•- - 10% from
30 to 50 years of age.
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& CEMETERY LE`*'TERING -
v Goderich District JRepresentative'
Frank'MclIwain
524-7861 or 524-9465
200 Gibbons St.
Reg. J. .Bell
45 Cambria Rd: S.
524-7464
SUNDAY SERVICES
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UNITED HOLIN-ESS CHURCH
62 Cambria' Street -North
S,UN DAY, 'FEBRUARY,,21st
9:50. a,m, — SUNDAY SCHOOL,
X1:00 a.m.—WORSHIP SERVICE
7:00 p.m."— EVANGELIST,"IC SERVICE
Special Services with -Rev. Charles Attaway,
February 24th to March 7th at 7:30 p,m.
"KWELCOME AV''tAITS YOU" \...\
Pastor: REV"O,. H. LEE' PHONE 524-6887
WESLEY MEMORIAL CHURC
THE FREE METHODIST CHURCH
Park Street at Victoria,
H. Ross Nicholls, Pastor
Sunday School. 10 a.in.
Worship Hour 11 a.m.
'Evening Service 7 p.m.
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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
BAYFIELD ROAD AT BLAKE STREET
"A FELLOWSHIP CHURCH"
.",CALL US IF YOU, 'NEED A RIDE!
• 524-9565 or 524-6445
10:00 a.m. _ SUNDAY SCHOOL
11:00 a.m.— MORNING WORSHIP
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 21st
, "NEW TESTAMENT LIVING!"
Regular Evening Service _ 7:30 p.m.
"Bible Study Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.
PASTOR: REV. KENNETH J. KNIGHT
Knox Presbyterian Church
THE--RE\f. c . LOCKHART ROYAL, B•.A., Minister
WILLIAM CAME,RON,'birector of Praise
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 21st
10:00 a.m. -- SUNDAY SCHOOL
11:00 a.m. --- MORNING WORSHIP.
Sermon: "RETURN TO REA.LITY"
(Nursery and Junior Congregation)
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7:30 p.m. -- YOUNG PEOPLES SOCIETY.
Enter fid Worship . • Depart -to .Serve
MUSIC BY THE TOWN BAND
.a
moved to Toronto in 1908 and
lived ,• there until moving to
Goderich in 1956. -
' . He worked' as a bookkeeper
all of his life and, was ernployed
by Miller Morris Wholesale.
Plumbing, , Toronto;
Breckenridge Hardwar.'e; Sky
Harbour, Airport and. Mathieson
Welding, all in Goderich.
He was a member of Calvin
United 'I litiketi, St. Hieien's.
Survivors include one sister,
Mars: (-Rev.) B. F.. (Evelyn)
Green, .. St. . Heleills,,: .i;•ie- .,was-,
predeceased„ by..qu ,„ Sist x,-:.T/hs
Foster' (Laura) Brain,
Funeral seryige was Tuesday,
February 16 at the Mccallum
Funeral Home with Rev. J. E.
Hummel officiating.
Interment was in Louville
United Church Cemetery,
Burlington. Pallbearers were Bud
Mathieson, Ernie Breckenridge.
George • Parsons, Murray
Johnston, Allan Ball and Gordon
Davidson.
ROBERT PAUL FREEMAN
Robert Paul Freeman, infant
son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Freeman (the former • Linda
Welbanks) R. R. -.6, Goderich,
died in St, Joseph's Hospital,
London, Wednesday, February
10.
The infant' Is survived 4by 'his
parents; two "sisters, Donna
Marie.. and. Judy. L rxn,.and, o>'ie
home; paternal grandmother,
Mrs. Joseph Freeman, Goderich;
and maternal grandparents; Mr.
and Mrs.. Paul Watson, Chesley..
A private family service 'was
held Saturday, February 13 at
the Stiles Funeral Home.
,Interment was in Colborne
Cemetery.
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.. PHONF.395-2961
fIRIT BAPTIST CHURCH
(Baptist Convention, of Qptario and ;Quebec),
4'1MPONTRE 't S-i'tli*E1unearnThe Square,.
School For Alt.
10:00 a.m. - Adult Bible Class an;d Church
11:00 a.m. --Morning Worship
Supervised Nursery) •
Minister: :Rev. Arthur Maybury, B.A., gt.b:.
—°A WELCOME TO ALL —
Bethel PetecostaI Tabernacle
Affiliated with the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada
'CORNER OF ELGIN AND WATERLOO STS:
REV. R. CLARK, Pastor
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY' 21 - 11:00 A.M.
WOIAEN'S MISSIONARY COUNCIL
WILL BE IN .CHARGE, OF SERVICE.
Theme: "A BURNING TORCH"
ALL WELCOME
T. GEOIWE'S CHURCH
QUINQUAG.ESIMASUNDAy = FEB.R.UARY 21st, 1971
Holy Communion at 8:30 a.m.
Rector's Class at 9:45 a.m.
Holy %Communion and Sermon at" 11 a.m.
THE RECTOR A-114 BOTH SERVICES
(Nursery)
Church School fat 11:00
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Rector: REV. G. G. RUSSELL, B.A., BD...
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Victoria ,Street;, -United Church'
HOUSE OF FRIENDSHIP • REV. LEONARD WARR
10:00 'a.m. Bible School For An ,Grades.
11:00 a.m. Worship Service.
Sermon: "FROM RAGS TO RICHES"
(Nursery and 'Junior Congregation)
BENMILLER . UNC I�. CHURCH
1:30 p.m. -19 Worship, Service and Bible School.
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Mrs, Leonard Warr
Mrs. J. Snider
Victoria St. 'Organist
& Choir Director
Benmiller Pianist &
„Choir Director
North Street Uni-ted Church
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REV. ROBERT L. RAYMONT
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 21st
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9:45 a.m. _' 'Grades four and up.
10:55 a.m. — Babies to Grade 3.
MORNING. WORSHIP'.
Sermen: "BUT WHERE'S THE PROOF"
Scripture: ST; MARK 8:1 • 26
W-LJL-C-O-M-E
Supervised Nursery ,
Mrs. Eleanor Hetherington, A.T.C.M.
-:Orgaglst:,.aitd„.Cflair..Director: •
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Church.BuiIding -.52446951
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