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Frani, the
Minister's study
for PASTOR ALFRED FRY
Auburn & Donnybrook;
- United Churches
Be sure•your sin
will ifind you out
We afpn hear the expression .property in sales and cheat in,
"Be sur6 your sin will find you SC) many ways,
out".„ Perhaps we are giving What about the professing
advice to thoe ; who are Christian and his sense of
' repeatedly. doing „ ‘0,rong,--or..)we- --•spilienal, values?
May " 'gpealfirzeto- sr own -',4.rPur:. -Raster st'dty -tre??§-alf"
children. Sp, many people are Juda's betrayal of his Lord, of
481 like the4ostrich which buries it's Peter's denial, of the soldiers
_ head in sand.;, and because it who were ibribed to say that
cannot see others, thrtiltrililt the body of Jesus was' stolen
others cannot see them. from the tomb.
But there is One whose Many in our day distort the '
eyelids,. never, close, and that truth in regard to the authority
one is Almighty God. of God's word, in regard 1,3 the
We live in a day when morals Virgin birth, the crilicif,xion,
are at a very low ebb, People and the physical resurrection of
are committing all manner of our Lord, taking scriptures out
sin, yet frankly admit that they of , their context and applying
are getting avir# with it. Some them to their own pet theories.
' • think that no-one will. ever find Sooner or later this will catch
out.
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As we study this matter
carefully and logically we will,
soon find out that the odds are
"YOU WILL BE FOUND
OUT" and exposure can be
• inconvenient.
There is a grim chapter from
the life of King Saul, found' in
(1st.' Samuel '15. 10-26). Saul
is returning from a victorious
battle loaded with the spoils of
war. He was intoxicated with
• the excitement of the hour. In
his elation of victory he had
utterly disregarded' the
command of the Lord to
destroy -the Amalekites. He had
spared King Agag, and the best
of the spoils. •
He was ,ready for the great
victory parade, and in his own
mind had deceived himself in
thinking that all was well. But:
he had reckoned yvithouf,
Almighty4God.
Saul is confronted by God's
servant Samuel. Saul gives a
• flatUring ' salutation and a
deliberate lie, -"BLESSED BE
THOU OF THE' LORD, I
HAVE ,PERFOlft.MED THE
WILL OF. THE LORD".
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Samuel. replied "If this be so,
why the bleating of the sheep
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which you have stolen?" ,
Yes the dumb animals'
?cOndin-iiied the i )38' -SURE
'YOUR- SINS WILL FIND you
OUT. 1..
How does this' affect our
• world to -day? Some giVe a false
return in regard to income tax
returns and other reports,
others misrepresent goods and
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MEMORIALg-MARKERS
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up wi▪ th them when they stand
before God.
• As members of the Christian
church we -are cal ed to be
witnesses especially in the place
in which 'WeWe. We have a
duty to our friends and
neighbors.
How can we do this if we,are
carried about with every wind
and doctrine- and run hither and°
yon.
As we witness, to our faithv•
may the world never hear the s
bleating of the sheep and
lowing . of the Oxen because of
our disobedience. Be sure you:
sins- will find out.
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Goderich and area obituaries
' • CECIL BLAKE Interment Was in IVIaitl7d
, .in Auburn ' to Violet
Edward Cecil -Blake, Cemetery. Pallbearers were d." Addison who survives.
bungannon, passed away Siddall, 'Chester ' MacDonald, Also. surviving 4re three
sVincent
,suddenly Tuesday,March 30, at Warren Smale, Smale, daughters, Mrs. Clive (Phyllis)
Alexandra Marine and General Donald Be/rt MacAdam and Allin, Goderich; Mrs. James
Hospital. His death followed a Bruce MacDionald. ..
massive . coronary _,,,
-- . Ilrma) Ma.son, Blyth; and"Mrs.
He was. born in Ashfield Township, February' 21, 1901, a NICHOLAS JOHN SAGER Bernard ''' (Bernice) Fisher,
liemniller; two sons, Vern and '
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son of Hugh John Blake arid • Nicholas, John Sager, '207 Burton, both f Carlow18
Susan Marie McConnell. He Cambridge•Street, died Monday„ grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs.
married Olive Mae Kilpatrick of April 12 at his residenee, He Hugh Tena) Hill and Mrg. '
AshfieId-Septemlier , 19'38. was 6.8. . -Willia,m (Jae) Doak, Goderich
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Following their marriage. they A son of Nicholas .and and one biother, Robert
farmed in Ashfferd, moving to -Joaephine (George) Sager, . lie
lone sister and, two brothers. . •
Carlow. He was predeceased by
Dunganndn in1946 was born in Deseronto, Ontario,'
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HFuneral service Was Sunday, ..
• i -brother Harold made his
August 13, 1902. He resided
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hboromtheere-wflathrtfilheezo'gtt•trh!tig.W
Afterox-".PaactvAllapAtia4514,-A040-A4PN':•'185`'''''N'in '' '''t4e` Stiles
coming to Goderich 47 yearE Kirteeai
Leonard Warr officiating.
Interment was in Colborne
He is survived by • his wife,
the former Edna Randall; two ceineterY• Pallbearers were
daughters, Mrs. Roland. (Joyce) Percy McBride; George
McBride, Allan i Stoll,' Pat
Reeve, Preston aria Mrs. Jack
(Ruth) Simmons, Waterdon; Whitely, Roy Allen and Ozzie
Falkiner. Flowerbearers were
two sons, Donald and George,
both of Goderich; and .1.4' - Wayne Allin, Raymond Allin,
,David' Mason and -BrUee
grandchildren. Mason.
Funeral •service was
Thursday, April 15 at the
McCallum Funeral Home, with JOSEPH WILLIAM HICKS;
Rev. Leonard Warr officiating. Joseph Williai.i :Hicks of
19975 of Fenton,' DriVe,
Cemetery,. Pallbearers were Bill Detroit, Mich.., died April 10.
Mohring, Clare Sager, Nicky Born in Godetich Township
Sager, George Reeve, (Mines June 10, 1896, he was the son
Reeve,. an Roy Mohring, all of the late William Hicks and
grandsons of the deceased. Elizabeth Ginn: In June 1925
he married Myrtle Fulford and
moved to Detroit.
movitir-To'rDungannon they ago°
continued their farming
operation in Ashfield until eight
years, ago, when "their last farm
was sold.
Mr. Blake toolcan active part
in' community activities. He
served on Ashfield Council in
-1950 for three, years and
followed as Reeve in 1953 to
1959 at which time he was
active on County Council.
He was a mem bet' of
Dungannon United ChurcF7- Interment' was in Maitland
where he served as a member of
session. He had formerly been a
mernliFiThrthe Crewe United
Church.
• Mr. Blake was a charter
member of the Lucknow and
District Lions Club, where he
was second vice president on the
harter exec later serving as
president.
He was a member of Morning
Star Lodge 309, Carlow and The
Chapter, 60derigh. A masonic
ervice was conducted at the
ohnstone „Funeral Home on
Wednesday evening.
Mr. Blake is survivedby his
wit two sons and two
aughters, H. James Blake of
Toronto, Mrs. Grant (Lynda
Marie) Sowerby of Toronto,
William E. Blake of Galt,
Barbara Mae Blake at home; two
sisters and one brother, Mrs. B. •
F. (Myrtle) Comfort of St. „charge -Or -the W:NI.S.'s Eaaer
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DAVID ER.NEST BEAN
David Ernest Bean, Carlow,
died April 15 in Alexandra
Marine and General Hospital
after an, illness of seven years
duration. He. was 74.
- A son .of Robert and Sarah
(Hazelwood) Bean, he was born
May 6, 1896 in Colborne
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Surviving are two daughters,
rs. Miles Allen ,(LepoyA) and
Mrs. Walter PiYetta (Shirley);
two sons, William and Donald;
18 grandchiidren. and„ two great
grandchildren, . of Detroit.
Also surviving are two sisters,
Mrs. George. Castle (Ella) of
Bayfield, Mrs. Harry Watkins
Township,where._ he was, -Mildred). of Clinton, and three
farmer.,. He was a member of brothers, Walter and Hard of
• Beemiller United Church. Clinton and , Maurice
He was, married 'October 18; Goderich. kle was predeceased
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by ' three' brothers, Wilfred,'
Ashfield Fran, and Arthur.
neral service's took place
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Mrs. Richard West was in A sre.„ 14 'at. the Step Funeral
Home, Beech -Daly Road,
Detroit, Rev. A. W. Born
otficiating.
Pallbearers,. were Michael,
Gary and Donald Hicks and
Mitet Allen, all grandsons of the .
deceased and Marvin Fulford.
Walter, Pivette, also_ a grandson,
was honorary pallbearer.
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Oox United' Church,
;Auburn, was filled to capacity (
on, -Sunday, April 11. Special
Holy week services had been i
held during the previous week. li
At this service twelve young f
people were confirmed' and
received into the fellowship of J
the church.
, They were as follows: Rick
Archambault,. -Lorraine a
Chamney, Paul Chatrineyi, Larry T
'Gait Elliott, M
Elliott,- Barbara 'Empey, Marie "c
Empey, Trudy Machan,,Larry L
Plaetzer;. Wanda Plaetzer and
Lynn Turner. - -• T
The ,minister of the chuteh, K
Pastor Alfred Fry, •Fonducted a
th'e service.
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atharines,; T. Harold
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Blake of , meeting held • Thursday evening
Durigannon andMrs.i D. S.
in the 'church school. Guests
Alma-)--Finesof Toronto. Ay& • were ,present feom ..Ripley;
He. was bredeceaSed by an Dungannon, .Whitechurch . and
nfant daughter 'Betty in 1939;
is mother '" in 1936 and his Lucknow. . .
Mrs. E. MacLean,, president,
ather in 1928. - ,. • spoke a few words of welcome
.The body rested at the to -the guests. „
ohnstone Funeral . Home, Mrs. R. West, Mrs. J. West,
ucknow. - ', Mr's. S. 'MacLennan and Mrs.
The funeral service was held Alan MacDonald presented the
t Dungannon United Church on Easter program from the "Glad
hursday, April 1. Rey„-clareneem iTidings"„,- Mrs. W. Wylds read an
cClenagban Of Dungannon Easter. • poem. Choruses • were
Onelbeted the 'service.. Mrs. sung , by pupils '• from the.
eonard Reed was orgarils.t. Explorer, 'and . a' quintette,
Pallareifs were_Girvin Reed, ' ;Janet and Barbara Farrish,
hornton, E7e-dy, Bob Stothers,- Lorraine MacObriald and Flora-
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K. Dawson, Frank Thompson Simpson, sang. '
nd ' Donald: Simpson. Flower Mrs. , Wm. Ross introduced
earers were Fred Young, ,Ben the guest speaker, Mrs. M.
ole, Frank -Pentland, Wilbur MacLennan of Wingham, who
row•p,,LLorne Ivers.and Donald told of her trip to, Japan and
cKenzie. ' showed slides. Lunch was
:Temp-orary entombment was served. •
_Dungannon Mausoleum With Ashfield Presbyterian .,Church
nal resting, place Mini -farina . School will, re -open - neS4. .
erhetery.
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Q. CEMETERY .1...ErTERING M
• Goderich District Representative
T. PRY -DE. McIllwain" en
524-7861 or 524-9465
, 200 Gibbons St.
Belt
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Clinton-Exeter-SPaforth
45 Can-kbria Rd. S:
524-7464
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MRS. LEATHA— ''
.Sunday, April 25th; at., 11:00
a.m. Pupils will joie with their
paren0 in the. church service
ELLEN M_acDONALD • for the -opening-, • then 'go to
Mrs. •Leatha El len their classrooms for their
MacDonald, . 147 • 'Warren ' St., lessons at 11:20.
led' April 18 in Goderich,
as 82 and had been, ili fo
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FOR COMPLETE SATISFACTION' AND
FAST SERVICE CONTACT:
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BACKHOE SERVICE
376 HURON ROAD., GODERICH PHONE 524-7170
WEbDING
INVITATIONS
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Okir wedding,gift to yotr,..
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britt #ignatItnai—
West Street ,
524-8331
A daughter of -Alfred and' lda
(Thompson) Smale, she was
born February -5, 1889 in
Ashfield Township. She moved
to, Goderich about 190.. She
wasa member of Knox
Presbyterian Cpurch.
She ,was married September
11, 1910 in Windsor to
Malcolm (Mac) MacDonald who
predeceased • her. January 1Q,
1968.
She is 'survived by two
daughters, Mrs. Harold (Lucille)
Durst, Brabenton, .Florida , and
Mrs., Ken (Dorothy) Allin,
Goderich; one son, Norman,
Goderich; two sisters, Msrs.
Victoria Kuelpw, Detroit,
Michigan, and Mrs.- Myrtle
Fleming, 'Florida; and' 'one
brother, William 'George Smale,
Detroit, Michigan. -
A pdate funeral service was
held" Monday, April 19 at Stiles
Funeral Home with Rev. G. L.
Royal officiating. "
Benmiller
L1901 and 86, Of Foresters'
Lodge of Benmiller held a card
party on Saturday;April 1,0..
The following were the
Winners: high lady, Marj Young'.
low lady, Bernice Moore; high
man, John Westbrook; loW man,
'Tom Moore. '
The draw winner was Isabel
Gardner.
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CEMETERY
MEMORIALS
And InscriptiCins
Stratford - ()Mario .
• Representative
215 Wellington St. S., Goderich
'Phone; 524-6272 or 524-7345
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These seven youngsters were' confirmed at services held at St. Gorge's Anglican Church- on
Sunday. Back row: Bishop Appleyard (Bishop of 'Georgian Bay) and Mark Riley, John Scaman
and Rev. Garwood Russell. Front: Cathy Rieck, Dianne Mack, Patti Hills, Nancy Needham and
Alio;e Bradley. (Photo -by Bob Legg)
St. Helens ,•'"
Miss Rosalene Phut' ps,
bride -elect was guest of hOnor
,on • Saturday evening at a
Comtnunity Shower in ,the St
Helens Hall. •
Mrs. Ken Grewar, Nanc_and
Bradley of Montreal spent the
past week with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey,. Webb. ,
Mr. ----and Mrs. John _Cameron
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were Saturday 'isitors with Mrs: introduced
James Doiglas at Mitc'hell.
County medical secretaries
learn'art Of candle 'making
• The April meeting of The
Huron County • Medical
Secretaries Association was held,
,in' the cafeteria {jhe Clin'toro
• Hospital. with-- a • very good
attendance.
The Mean bership fees for.
1971 were collected. •••••
Mrs', Pauiiiie, McMichael -
Mrs. Andrew 'Mowatt
Mrs. Frank McQuillin. and
Mrs: Don Cameron attended the
Nurses' Graduation at Stratford
Saturday. They also
'attended their class reunion on
the weekend.' •
MO tables enjoyed the final,
Shoot, _ Party on Thursday
evening.' Pie„ and 'coffee- " were
enjoyed, at the conclusion.
Mr, Dan Rose of Emo was .a
Sunday visitor. with Mr, and
'‘,Irs. Harvey. Webb.
SUNDAY SERVICES
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family that prays together
. . stays together
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UNITED HOLINESS CHURCH
62 Cambria Street North
•SOI\IpAY, APRIL 25th
9:50 SUNDAY SCHOOL.
_11-.00 a.m. -WORSHIP SERV10E
7:00 - EVANGELISTIC SERVICE
Prayer Service - Wednesday 7:30 p.m.
`A WELCOME AWAITS YOU"
Pastor: REV. 0. H. LEE PHONE 5246887
WESLEY MEMORIAL .CHURCH
T HE E'REE METHODIST CHURCH
Park Street at Victoria
H: Ross Nicholls,Pastor
Sunday School 10 a.m.
Worship HOU! 1 la.m.
Evening Service 7 p.m.
WELCOME
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
BAYFIELD ROAD AT BLAKE STREET
"A FELLOWSHIP CHURCH" •'
CALA.' US IF YOU NEED A RIDE!
` 524,9565 ,
10:00 a.m. - .UNDAY SCHOOL
11:00 a.m.- IvIC)R1\11.NG WORSHIP,
Regular Evening Service - 7:30 p.m.
Bible Study Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.
Guest Speaker: REUBEN BRUBACKER
Knox Presbyterian Church
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THE REV. G. LOCKHART ROYAL, B.A„ Minister
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WILLIAM CAMERON, Director of Preise
SUNDAY, 'APRIL 25th
110;00am. SUNDAY SCHOOL
11:00 a.m. - DIVINE WORSHIP.
Sermon:
"THE PRESBYTERIAN ELDER"
(Nursery and Junior COngregation)
0RDINA7ION OF ELDERS
7:30 p.m.- Young People's Society.
Enter to Worsnip • Depart to Serve
who demonstrated the art of
Taking candles. , •
A , delicious lunch yvas
served b3-7•theC4ton
A letter of thanks hasbeen
sent to Mr. Englestat for the use •
of the hospital. • -
The_next meeting to be.
held..af The Goderich PsyehiatlYie
• Hospitl.
SUNDAY MASSES
S. lo,Sepli's, Kingsbridge
8 a.ni, 84, 11 a.m.
Augustine 11 a.m.
St. Mary's, Lucknow 4:30 "a.m.
I—BAPTIST CHURCH
(Baptist Convention of Ontario and Quebec)
MONTREAL STREET near The Square
A WEL(OME TQ ALL -
1 School For All.
10:00 a.m. - Adult Bible Class and Church
1000 a.m. - Adult Bibte Class and Church School
kSuperyised Nuisery)
FAREWELL
Minister: Rev. Arthur Maybury,
Bethel .Pentecostal Tabernacle.
Affiliated with the Pentco#11 Assemblies of Canada 0
CORNER OF ELGIN AND WATERLOOSTS.
REV. R. CLARK, Pastor , •
'SUNDAY, APRIL 25th
10:0Q am. - SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11:(76aML MORNING WORSHIP.
7:06 pm. --- EVANGELSTIC SERVICE
raesday 8:00 p.m. Bible Study and prayer„ „
Friday 8:00 p.m. YoUng peope'*s Service
YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTEND THESE SERVICES
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ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH
SECOND SUNDAY AFTER EASTER - APRIL, 25, 171
Holy Communion at 8:30 am.
Rector's Sunday School Class at 9:45 a.m.
Morning Pr-yrVar Serrrfon St 11 a.m.
Sunday School andNurSery at 11 Jam. •
Organist -Choirmaster: Mr. Paul, C Baker:
RUSSELL, FR.RE.C;GGU
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Rector: V
Victoria Street .United Church
HOUSE OF FRIENDSHIP REV. 'LEONARD WARR
10:00 am: 1 Bible School For All GraSiT
11:00 am: -:-Worship Srvice.
With Representativepf Alcoholic Drug Concerns
Mr, Rick McKenzie
(Nursery and Junior Connregation)
BENMILLER UNITED CHURCH
1:30 p.m. - Worship Service and Bible School.
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CO1\'1,ING! VICTORIA STREET ANNIVERSARY
SUKIDAY - MAY 2 - REV. ANNE GRAHAM, D.D.
North Street .United Church'
REV. ROBERT... RAYMONT
SUNDAY, APRIL 25th
9:45 a.m. - Grades four ,and up.
10:55 a.m. - Babies to Grade 3.
11:00 a.m. --MOPING WORSHIP.
Guest: TheGODERICH LAKETOWNBAND
underthe di-ection of, Bandmaster Charles Kalbfleish
Special
W.E-L.C-0-114-E
Supervised Nursery
Ms. Eleanor Hetherington, A.T.CM.
Organist "ani Choir Director •
Phone J,urch Office and Stutily -5244631
hurch - S4'651
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