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GODERICI-f SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1971
From the,
Minister's study
BY PASTOR ALFRED FRY
,A4VB('RA'.4,N'D DONNYBROOK
I. VI 'F'1) CHURCHES
Giants or grasshoppers'
We are living in an age of obscenity with which the
Giants and. Grasshoppers, an age government sponsored CBC has
'when Christian men. and women shocked Canadians from coast tc
-,. ,-. , t;.at a st me .Q st with...t&&evsi ;.,4c} erttsing.
.a. Tir'rs— includes Editors -of---and ,some` -..pr gaamrnes'rto-say
nothing of the down -grading- of
the Lord's' day.. There, are
churches where the Bible should
be --res c3red-_'to -the pulpit,: T re-.
are ' many people' who have left
theit' first love and desperately
need the breath of revival,,Many
are like, grasshoppers and afraid,
t6' face' up to these giants. The
people of God, members of the
Church of Jesus-- •Ch-rist, are
marching to Zion. "Our fathers
b met the giants in their -day' and
are now crossed over to the
other side: 'We can ;join 'them
when the time comes by facing
up to. these giants in our day.
Our great leader Jesus Christ, is
greater than Joshua. -Jesus
fought the giants single handed.
He overcame - the giants 'of sin
and death, when He shed His
own precious blood upon' the
cross of Calvary, and He will
-lead-all- -who -- wil-l- follow Him,
right into the promised land.
Read His `message in John
fourteen.
newspapers, who nittst write as
they think and tet the chips•fall
where they may. ' The public
'would wish -this -'to -be the way:
The same thought applies to the
Christian, minister, who when he
stands before the people, must
as St. Paul says, "I give you the
which I have first received."He
must speak the truth and please
God, not ,man, for it is to
Almighty God that he is
responsible 'for the things which
he so speaks. , -
In the Book of ,Numbers,
chapter thirteen; we have an
account of Moses sending out
twelve . spies to view the
promised land and, bring back a
• true report. How ,best to enter
that land, what kind of crops
grew there, what kind of towns
and cities, what, kind of pe e,
some -what as our present Ce' sus
in Canada. Tencameback with a
weak report, , the produce was
excellent, it was a land of milk.
and honey, but it would be folly
to" try.and.taice•over,°f ecaus'e"the.
people are giants, and we are as
grasshoppers compared to them.
But the other two, Joshua and
Caleb, gave a true report,. a -
--lovely land, walled cities and
towns, yes,. the 'people are giants,
IAA with the help' of God, we
can go th and possess the land.
And so Joshua was appointed
the leader of God's people, and
he led • them, with the help of
God, to ,aComplete victory.
They either must go in and,
possess the land or go back to
Egypt and slavery.
And so today, the Christian
Church. ,is marching to the'
Heavenly Canaan.' There are
those who complain' and
murmur saying, "We will "never
get there, there are too'., many
giants to overcome. Yes, ' the
ugly giant of Sin rears his head
everywhere, and he has 'a great
army of other giants, many of
thein known ' to us all. Thee is
never a day but what ,the
Christian 'must face some giant.
or another. What about the
stream 6f blasphemy ' and
''LBACKHOE'
'WORK.
LL,DOZiNG '
GORD SMITH'..
524-7123
011ier
captures
first sail
Peter Collier and his. Gemina
captured the first official race of
the Bluewafer Sailing Cilub's
1'971 season.on Sunday.
The 'Gernina, with a�rating of
•78, finished in a 'time of 2.: 25.10
'but with the rating came out on
top with 113.23.,,
Others in•order of finish were:
Fred Jewell (Chancy Blue);
2:06.35 (116.45); - George
Robertson (Tarka), 203:45,
(117:56); John. Kane ' '('No.
Trump) 208:50-(118.52); Bruce
Sully (Butterfly); - 2:07.,30
(126;22); Paul - • Carroll
(Aquarius) 2:44".2b„ and
John Sully '(Fever ' H) 2:30
(130.02).. ' -`
'There are around 25 members
associated with -the sailing club.
Nine boats competed in
Sunday morning's race, but two
dropped out.
The group, holds races each
Wednesday evening and SundF,y
morning. =
George Robertson is„ this
year's president.
f fes
forne Improvement
ou need money for.. .
Hills mark
65 years
of marriage
The 65th wedding
anniversary of Mr. and ,Mrs.
Hugh Hill was marked quietly
Sunday at their home, ,184
Picton . Streei East�w rkte) . `
relatives and friends dropped in
to congratulate the couple.
Mr. and Mrs. Hill were
Ia arried :..on 91mOi-6;19,0,%.14: .
home ofthe".`bride's.. parents,. M -r•.-•
'and'` Mrs. 'Robert Bean, Carlow.
The couple lived, at, their
farm, RR 4, Goderich, until
re1956.rin'tg''to Their prei;ent-hoine m
They have five da ters,
Mrs. James (Hazel). ' •agate,
Carlow; Mrs. C. J. (►oris)
Parton, Toronto; Mrs. ,C.
(Olive) Baechler, Goderich; Mrs.
K. J. (Norma Hazlitt; Benmiller;
and Mrs. Rex (Irene)
Duckworth, .Goderich. There are
10 grandchildren and 14 great
grandchildren.
Lochalsh
Goderich ,and
..:and
area obituaries
A
MRS. PEGGY MACDONALD Interment was held in Colborne e'
Mrs. Peggy, Macdonald, Cemetery,
Guelph, died Wednesday, June 2 - Pallbearers were Howard and
in ' Kitchener -Waterloo Hospital, Harold Squire; Carl, Lorne and
Kitchener, following an illness of Lionel Clark and Torrence Tabb,•
one'week. She was 44. all nephews. '
4 . +
The former Peggy Brophey: r►
she was the daughter of Mrs. Ella MRS. CLARA A. SALLOWS
(Routcliffe) Brophey, Guelph,
'and
.•, 'QtheM:cCMilaisrsai.s, Asa ugSiaal o.; wHs or'dsiep+d
itaalt„
.twas.ateorJnosepn4Bro�pecyh�
'December 5,292S.."Y"'
.. �.a.�.
Communion Services were
conducted Sunday at Ashfield
Presbyterian Church by Rev.
Kenneth Rooney, minister of
the church.
Preparatory. Services were
held •Friday, evening in 'the
church.
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:Tt; `bias . `�bee?It eeiNsus 'akin
week in this.. area as it has been
all across Canada. Mrs., Duncan
Farrish has been busy for the
past While attending school'
preparing for the job and since
starting at the job has been.
required to go to Dungannon for
_ classes.
Mr: and Mrs, Eldon; Bradley
and Mr. and Mrs. David Todd of
Hanover were -in Toronto on
Saturday where they 'were guests
at the wedding Of Sandra
MacLennan of Wingliam, who
had her reception at the home of
• Dr. and. Mrs' ”"'Irinday, her
• cousins. `
Mr. and Mrs. Olive eAra- ries
, were at the, , District 10
Agricultural Society meeting
held in Kincardine on Thursday.
"Don Rose, formerly -of- this
area, and more recently by "Emo,
• Ontario, as Agricultural
Representative will leave for
Africa"shortly Where he will live
for the next * two years,
promoting agriculture..
Calling 'on friends in the area
were Mrs. Jean Carruthers and
family of Goderich.
•
MI:.,rr- and Mrs: Eldon Bradley
Visited .with Mrs. Walter Brown
in Niagara,, Ontario, during the.
past week. Mrs, Brown,- Who
formerly lived'at A,mberly, has
been quite -ill for some tiPneaand•
now is seriously - ill in 'Greater
Niagara Hospital
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Improvement Loan here .will help you insulate,
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GQ'DE-RiCH COMMUNITY'
� CREdIT UNIONv2na
St. $14-7931
What's 'new ate.
Iluronview?
•
The residents program of old
"'time
music,, dancing - and' sing
" song -was held -in the Auditorium
on Monday afternoon with
music r by the Huronview
orchestra, Tea 'and cookies were
served by the ladies.„ , n,
A group ,of entertainers from
"-Blyth provided' 'the program for
Thursday Family Night arranged
by Mr. Jim". Lawrie. A good
crowd of residents along -.,,,.with..
several of thei'r"'relatives'enjoyed
the 'program which included
instrumentals. Mrs °Grace -Brown"
w'as pianist and Wayne
' McClinchey and Steven Walsh'
played guitars. Angela Duttman
played accordion, and there
.were vocal numbers by Mrs:
Wittich, a trio by Lorie,
Charlene and Francis Campbell
and Annie Thalin and Hilly Van
Amersfoort sang a duet. Mrs.
Mary 'Taylor thanked the group
in°behalf of the residents.
The' weather Was' ideal for the
Sunday spring drive `sponsored
by the"United Church Men of
Exeter. Although. there''.'!t0rttt
enough cars for everyone. !Mr.
Clarence Down organizer off the
drive assures us that plans wi I be
made for' those to go sometime
real soon.
Making a selection at bake table is always difficult. These guests at the Hospital Auxiliary'S Annual
Penny Sale,_ tea, gnd bake sale took plenty of time to make just the right choices, from -the wide
selection of baked goods on display Iasi Wednesday in Knox Church. '(staff photo) f.
Maple Leaf cha
enjoy potluck
pter IODE
supper
, Members of the Maple Leaf weed` will be held -next, October recent visit to the Town Council
r ti
She is survived by her
husband, Douglas Macdonald;
two ions, YMichael nd, Tian thy,
both at home; her mother; and',
two ' sisters, Mrs. Thomas
.(Evelyn} GlazieV, Goderich, arl,cl
Mrs. Lois Dinsmore, Stratford.
Funeral service' was Friday,
June 4. at the McCallum Funeral
Home with Rey. G. G. Russell
officiating.
Interment ' was in Maitland
Cemetery. Pallbearers. were Peter
MacEwan, Bob Sanderson, Bill
Fleming, Wayne Currah, Bill
Wade and Tom Allen.
,
ISAAC TABB
Mrs. Sallows was the former
Clara Bamford, beloved wife f 4'
the ---late- ,Ruben--R:-5atlows =o
Goderich. They had .lived in, th
Goderich area for , about 30
years.
Surviving are one daughter,
Nancy (Mrs. -R. G. Cooke) of' is
Mississauga; one stepdaughter,
Vetha (Mrs..' D. Buron) of
Philadelphia; and one, niece, Miss'
Elaine Bamford of Goderich.
There are ' also three surviving .
grandchildren - Alexander,
Trevor and Valerie.
A private family service was
held Monday, June 7. Interment
took place in Maitland
Isaac Tabb died at I-Iuronview Cemetery, Goderich.
on June 2 at the age of 86.
Born in Colborne Township .,.e,,
December 11, 1884, he was -the `CJI
son of James - Tabb• and Ann -
u,.,., Bray;, Hd' moved: to Goderich' in
1944 and to Huronview in the
summer of 1'964.
A. f , mme , tie- de
a Tubb,-a� n d -
x _ r ..I1�l1~:
- oih rnettsehool<: k.2
last of a family of nine children.
-Chapter '",TQD; er►joydth
delicious pot ,luck supper at the
cottage of Mrs. Mary Rouse
Bogie's Beach on Tuesday, June
..
Mrs. J. Stringer conducted the
meeting. She mentioned .the
excellent support given by the
members to the Ahmeek
Chapter in honour of their 70th
anniversary.
Mrs. M acEwan ` Egener
announced a special
e r
1 d')`'QD;E�: • n�::fie � rye
'Cal Q �' , o
-M T. -It. Bedard ancl'l ffs„
into the chapter: ' '
Mrs. S. Anderson Services
Convener 'moved that underwear
be purchased and sent' to the
children at the adopted school
onChristian' Island.. This Was -unanimously --approved. -
•
Mrs. M. McGill reported for
the Citizenship convenor on the
D. Kenwell took their
affirmation and were„welcomed
59 attend Salkeld ,reunion.
The annual Salkeld Reunion-'
was held at Camp Menesetung
Sunday, June 6 with 59
members of the°Clan present.
•
Lawrence Salkeld of
Lucknow, president welcomed
everyone. Mr. Wm. Ireland of
Markham, first vice-president
said Grace. ,
A smorgasbord dinner :was
enjoyed. The children led by Mr.
Amos Andrew sang "0 Canada".
Tracy Nelson and Kelley,
:Suchard sang several duets.
" Lawrence Salkeld conducted a
short business meeting. He
announced that the poo( was
open ' an91 a lifeguard in
attendance. ” w
Tile', secreta*/'s ' report A as
read by T. J•. Salkeld Lucknow,,
" and was adopted on 'motion of
Amon Andrew and Wm, liume,
The treasurer's report Was
read- by T. J. Salkeld "and_
adopted' on 'l'o'tion oC rs. �J•.
Salkeld and Doug Blackffr,
The r`Spectator" ''wa: read by
,Mrs.. W. H'. Talrnay/Goderich.
' This ,is ' the 'news' of the ,family
for 'the year.
Wm. Ireland, president - for
1972, took the chair and urged
everyone to return next year and
hoped the hall would be full of
relatives:
Amos . 'Andrew . agreed' to
arrange- for the reunion ' to be
held at Camp Menesetung next
year.
There was a peanut scramble,
caramels and suckers for the
children.
Prizes were given , to Doug'
Blacker 'for having the lucky
plate; Mrs. Marriott Shoplaiid,
, Rochester, Alberta for' the lady
coming the ,greatest distance;
and Miss Lorna Moyle, Lucknow,
first child to enter the building.
GDCI elect
. Kevin . Cox
council .pros.
Kevin , Cox was elected
.. president of the Goderich and
District Collegiate Institute
student council for 1971-72 at
Flections held last week. -
Dan DeMers is vice-president
and Mike Tafeit, social convener?
as
Eric Carman
PHOTOGRAPHY
W� f,yr^�
•�"�
- PORTRAITS •
— CHILD STUDIES
Officers for 1972 will include
President,. Win. Ireland,
Markham; secretary -treasurer, T.
J. Salkeld, Lucknow; and editor ,
of the "..Spectatorl', Mrs. W. H.
Talmay, Goderich.
. ineeslit�, "RYC';`erMM Pronmr-. - _ ,• ..
eryone-: was eriedrirage ; "to:"°'
sell tickets for the Wine and
Cheese Party -scheduled for
October ,2. "
Mrs. ,J. ' Leitch ' Education
Convener attended the recent
Huron -Perth Nurse's Graduation
Exercises. She was pleased to
announce , that Miss Sharon
Little a Chapter Bursary whiner
was among the 'gr'aduates.
Mrs. Leitch asked the
members who ''visited the
adopted school at Christian
Island 'to voice their opinions.
Many commended the teacher
and the school but felt there was
a great deal of poverty in various
forms.
Mrs: Stringer complimented
Mrs. Leitch , on the excellent
arrangements made for the trip.
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SUN -DA SERVICES
The family that prays together
. . . stays _ together
CL
JN.PY MASSES
.
St.' Jesseph's, Kingsbridge
8 a.m. 81. 11 a.m.
St. Augustine 1,1. a.rn. -
St. Mary's, Lucknow 9:30,
WE'SLEY MEMORlA,L CHURCH
ti
THE FRE METHODIST CHURCH
Park Street at Victoria
H. Ross Nicholls, Pastor
.Sunday School 10 a.m..
Worship Hour 11 a.m.
Evening Service 7 p.m.
WELCOME
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
BAYFIELD ROAD AT BLAKE STREET
"A, ' FELLOWSHIP CHURCH"
CALL US IF YOU NEED A RIDE!
PHONE 524-95&5
10:00 a.m. - SUNDAY SCHOOL
1 '1:'00 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP
7:30 p.m. - Regular Evening Ser
Bible Study Wednesday, 8-:00 p.m
Pastor: R. BRUBACHER
vice. .
•
Knox Presbyterian Church
T'HE REV. G. LOCKHART ROYAL,.B.A„ Minister
WILLIAM CAMERON, Director of Praise
SUNDAE(,,,. JUNE 13th
Service is at 11:00 a.m.
Serino':
"IS THERE 'ANY WORE/ FROM THE iLORD"
Guest Minister
THE REV. ,KENN - ..:I; .ROONEY, B.A.
�L v( 1' '; ")4.44,4' 1.0 11* fix, ,c 1` , 't
'l ipley, Ontario
Enter to Worsnip Depart. to Serve
•
He was a member of Victoria
St. United Church, and was the
` Funeral services was held at
the Stiles Funeral Home, Rev.
Leonard " Wars -officiating,
Af.;.C7,4r4S4Priderit9isig.r—
rfli MEMORIALS MARKERS
T. PRYDE
AND
SON.
CliIto n--Exeter-SPaforth
s
EM�"u
'And Inscrip
Stratford — Ontariotions
Ronal'do. C. McCallum
Representative
215 Wellington St.' S., Goderich
Phone 524-6272 or 524-7345
& CEMETERY LE`TTERING
Representative
Goderich District
Frank M-llwain
524-7861 or 524-9465
200 Gibbons St.
Reg. J. Bell
45 Cambria Rd: S.
524-7464 V
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FIRST BAPTIST 'CHURCH
(Baptist. Convention 0. -Ontario and Quebec)
MONTREAL STREET near The Square
A WELCOME TO ALL. -
School For All.
-,10.:.0'Q. a,m,. - Adult Bible Class,and Church School
' 11:00 a.m. - Morning. Worship.
Supervised Nursery)
Bethel Pentecostal tabernacle
Affiliated with the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada
CORNER OF,ELGIN AND WATERLpO STS.
REV. R. CLARK, Pastor
._S.U.NDAY_„ JUN —13t
10:00 a.m. - SUNDAY SCHOO,L.
11:60 a.m. -,MORNING WORSHIP.
- EVANGELISTIC SERVICE
8:00 p.m. 1- Tuesday, 'Prayer and Bible Study
8:04 p.m. - Friday, Young People's Service
----YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTEND THESE SERVICES
ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH
FIRS,T SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY - JUNE 13, 1971
• 'i-loly Communion at 8:30 a.m.
Morning Prayer and Sermon at 10:00' a.m.-
(Nursery)
PLEASE "NOTE SUMMER TIME CHANGE
Organist -Choirmaster: Mr. Paul C. Baker,
A.R.C.M.
Rector: REV. G. G. RUSSELL, B.A,, B.D. •
Victoria Street ,United' Church
HOUSE OF FRIENDSHIP REV. LEONARD WARR•
10:00 "a.m. Bible School ,For AII 'Grades:
11:10. a.m. - Worship Service. -• .
Sermon:. "THE TRUE CHURCH" (Part 2)
BENMILLER UNITED CHURCH
r..�e
10:00 a.m. - Worship Service and Bible School:
�-- W -E -L -C -O -M -E —
See The Film — "HIS LAND"
FRIDAY, JULY 18th - 8I30 p.m. '
In Victoria Street United Church
North street United, Church
REV. ROBERT L. RAYMONT
SUNDAY, JUNE 13th
9:45 a.m, Grade .four and up.
10:55 a.m. - Babies to Grade 3
11:00 a.m. - Morning Worship.
WE -L -C -O -M -E
Supervised Nursery
am,".vww.'Mr'4,,,,Eleanoraw1ittker t
Organist and' Choir Di ctar
Phone Church Office and Study -r .524. 631
,••••••,,,
Church Building -- 524.6951
as
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