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GOP i i UCH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, JULY 8„1971 •
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Two Mornian missionaries
start work in Goderich
Two young' men from the
United States of America have
been assigned to Goderich and
it's. surrounding ' 'area as
q missionaries for the Church of
Jesus Christ; of Latter -Day
Saints. .,
Eider Sheldon • Stephens, of
• Las Vegas, Nevada, has serted in
Windsor, Trenton, Scarborough,
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called_ tu labour in 'Huron .
County.
Elder James Fountain,. of Salt
,Lake City, Utah.: has 'been in
Kitchener, London and Windsor
before his armal in t;odericll.
While in Goderien' they will
visit various loyal ' homes
.explaining the i,rit:ciples and,
beliefs of the ,Latte r -t -)ay Saint
"religion.
Part of their teachings cieal
with the Book of Morrison and-4-
how
nd-"-"hew it strengthenti the Bible's
' testimony Of. Jesus Christ. This
book tells of God s dealings with
the inhabitants of the American
continent for a thousand year
peri around the time of
Chris' a -
It i;; because' of the -Book • of
Mormon that the • Ch'urc;h
members have been niiknathed
Mormons.
•Elders Steprilens and Fountain
are -part of 22.6--,tnlissionaries of
the Latter -Day Saint Church in
Ontario and Quebec and are part
of a force of some 1.4,000.
missionaries across the world. •
About sixty per cent of the •
young men and \bopion of the
Church between the ages of
nineteen anad. twenty, - five
volunteer for two years of
missionary work. Since the
L.U.S. Church has no paid
ministry the serve at their own
time and expense.
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NORMAN LASSALINE
Norman Lassaline If London
died Tuesday; June 29 in
Westminster Hospital following a
lengthy illness. He was 73.
He was born. Septembers -).7,
1897 in Windsor and farmed in
Colborne Township from 1930
to 1957. Ile served overseas in
World War 1,
He was a member of 'St.
Peter's 4:hurch:
He was married June 7, 1920
in Techumseh to Diana Marie
Gouin who survives.
11 yr,•(� Also surviving
y,�are his cJhild/rlryen,
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(Theresa) Redmond, Goderich;
, Sister Fidelma, London; Mrs..
Jos. (Annette) Miller,
Dashwood; ten sons, Marcel and
Leonard, both of Goderi.°h; Paul
of Nilestown; Gerrard, Jerome,
Adrian and Vincent, all of
London; Phillip of Dartmouth,
N.S.; Claude of Sudbury; and
Joseph of Sault Ste, Marie; 54'
grandchildren and, four great
grandchildren; two sisters and
one brother, Dennis of Goderich
Township. , •
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Funeral service was Friday,
July' 2 at St. Peter's Roman
Catholic Church with Rev. R.
Moynahan officiating.
Celebrate .40th,.
anniversary
at Varna
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• JAMES'FOUNTAIN
WIN ME BIBLE
BY CORNELIUS R. STAM PRES.
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Mr. and Mrs. Orville Blake
celebrated their 40•th wedding'..
anniversary on June 24,, with a
dinner in their honor at the "
home of. their daughter and
• son-in-law,- Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Reid, Varna. •,
The sisters and brothers of the
'bride and groom ' of 40 years.
attended.
Open house was held Sunday
afternoon' .and evening with
/many relatives and friends:
calling to wish them many, more •
happy years together. Lunch was
supervised by Mrs.„C. Reid and
Mrs. G. Blake and served by Miss
Mary .Heard, Holmesville, and
granddaughters Glenda and
,tinda Blake and °Charlene Reid,
...Blanche ' Iona Wallace,
Sea forth, was ' married to
Richard Orville .Blake, Colborne
Township, on June 24, 1931, at
Egmondville manse by . Rev.
Charles Malcolm. Witnesses H=e're
Mrs. Leslie Patterson, . NovaScotia, sister of.'the bride, and
James Edgar Blake, Goderich.
brother of the groom.
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Now that the fighting ha* •'' million copf'e,s" of Srnpture
stopped in v,'ar-ravaged Nig- since its inception four' years
eria, what' is needed to bring"' ' ago. What this mean's to the
peace and reconciliation? , spirit,ual 'life of the nation's
Medicine, f d, clothes, estimated 10 million Christ -
houses and jobs - such physis
3a1 aid is a; runt -' for . many
Nigerians, but 'all nee l spirit,
ual help. • Indeed, Maj. Gen.
Yakuba,' head of the military
government, has caned for a
national p''r g,ram of reconcil-
iation, requiring healing. for
br>th the body ant the soul.
It is hero that the Bible 'Soc.,•
lety of Nigeria romes •into the
picture.
The Society urgently needs
250,000 Bibles, .55,000 New Test-
aments,. 360,000 Go,,Spel Port:
'-ons and 1,000,000 Selections,'
The Bible Society of Nigeria
is an autonomous national
body' which has distributed 4.4
fans is highlighted by a note
obi' 'a bulletin, board -in a Nig;
erian church : "All Bibles in
Nigerian languages have been
:supplied by the Bible Society;"
Christians there are convinc-
ed that the chx rch could not
Without the Bible Soo•
Although English is the off•
icial and business language of
Nigeria, 250 African languages
and dialects are spoken there.
The whole Bib' -e is available
in seVen major languages and
parts of the Bible • Irl another
The Bible Society is • the
only source of ,supply,
Interment was in, St°. Peter's
Cvietery, Pallbearers were
Gregory Lassaline, ' Paul
Lassaline, John Redmond, Mark
Redmond, Michael Miller and
Douglas Lassaline, all grandsons
of the deceased.
John T. 'Donohue Funeral
Home, Londom and the
McCallum Funeral Home were in
charge of arrangements,
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MRS. GLADYS McGUIRE
Mrs. Gladys. McGuire,' .62
Elgin Ave. E., died Saturday,
July 3 in Alexandra Marine and
' General Hospital following a
short illness. She was 72.
The former Gladys Jeffrey,
she Was born March 18;1899, in
Family event
at ,. Menestung
w Sunday, • June 27, the
Presbyterial 'of the United
Church Women and the
Presbytery United Church -Men's
Council sponsored. a family
gathering at' Camp Menestung,
Which is three miles` north of
Goderich, ' ^
An orchestra played prior to
the beginning of the program.
The members of the orchestra
.were Garnet and Agnes Farrier
of Whitechurch; Stewart Kelly
of Mitchell; Dwight Stacey of
-Mitchell; Ernest Harley of
of
and Murray and
Margaret, .Christie of'sR'' .R. 1,
Crci'marty
Mrs:Stew,art Miner of R. R. 3.
.Exeter, was the lady in charge of
the ,program and a• girls' chorus
from Thames•Road Church, with
-Mrs. Hodgert at the piano.,'sang a
number of songs.
Rev. Jr.hWarr of Goderich led
a hymn sing with, Mrs. Warr at
the piano,
Joe Snider ,, of Goderich
brought greetings to the visitors
and told'. of the work at Camp
Menestung.
Harold Coade of ,Mitchell
introduced the panel, which was
composed of Mrs. Stewart Shier
'of R: R: 1, St. Marys;\Mrs. Lloyd
Edighoffer of Mitchell, Murray
_Selves of R., R. 1, Fullarton; and
.Ernie Williams of Seaforth..The
Moderator of the panel was Phil.
Spence of Toronto_ Their
subject .was "The Church of the
Future". Earl Boville of,R. R. 5,
Stratford, thanked the panel.
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Goderich and area obituaries
Goderich to Francis and Annie member or the Faculty Clubjof
(Bedour) Jeffrey. the University of Toronto,, She
She was married May' 27, " was a mem'ber4f the College of
1920 to William A,,, McGuire 'Physicians and Surgeons of
who s,Vr%ives. The couple resided, Ontario, of. the Canadian
in cloderich 'Township until Association of Pathologists, -of
moving to Goderich 14 years the Canadian Association of
ago. ' ` I 'europathologists, ' -of the
She was a member of St. American Association of
Peter's Church and of the CWL Neuropathologists, of. the
there. She was also• a member. of Canadian Neurological Society,
the l,UDE and., was .aetive...,in .,Of, t1ae, . American- Academy of
politics, at one time being Neurology and -of the Federation
SAMUEL F. PARK • of -the Strathroy Dispatch, and
The death occurred at his father, Charles O. J.
Windsor, July 3, of Samuel F. Dingman, was editor 'df the
Park, retired sdlruggist, aged 87. Stratford Daily Herald and later
He was second son 'Of the late editor and managing director of
Robert Park, principal of Central The Beacon Herald. ,>
School here at the turn of the Mr. Dingman was a .former
century and later public school director of rI'he Canadian Press
inspector in bent. and the Canadian Daily
:The Parks lived on Bruce „ N e w s p a p e r W Publisher's
Street . and Will (Victor Association, He was' a former
•Lauriston)' even then was a president of ' the Ontario
.successful fiction vvriter. • . Provincial Dailies' Association.
vice-president of the Ontario of Medical Women of Canada, After the' f,a t h er's Mr. Dingman leaves his wife,
Liberal Association, She Was a memhe.r of the , appointment to Kent, their • Una O. Dingman, and three
Besides her husband, she is corporation of Trinity College home was in -Chatham; and Sam..., children, Stanford H: and
ers,-',�1�.,.�d��.<0 zniOgwlaad��f�..the...�..rece%vet3�.�is t,.tratrt>zr�a,--:-✓harle� W.,o€•
John (Valerie) Clifford, Harper college),'
member and twice druggist in the store of an uncle, Mrs, Robert L. Barr, of London,
Woods, Michigan, and ••Mrs. W. J. President of, the Ladies' Golf He followed his profession m Ont., and one sister, Marion K.
(Laura) Johnston, Riverside, Club ,of Toronto and a Member Detroit, and after retirement Dingman of Stratford ,
Windsor. ,of the '1'oronto Cricket, Skating ' lived in ,,Windsor, where the
Funeral service was Tuesday, ,attd, Curling Club. She was funeral took place on Monday. KATHARINE4SHERWOOD
July 6 in St, Peter's Church, ' enthusiastic about all sports, < " Mr. 'Park is survived by his FOX
Goderich, with Rev, . R. particularly golf, curling and wife, the former Mary Dillon; Katharine Sherwood Fox died
Moynahan officiating. , ' hockey, in which sports she was one son, Fred, in London, and June 28 at Victoria Hospital;
Internnlent was in St. Peter's an active participant. one daughter, Mrs. Alphonse London.
Cemetery, Pallbearers were Tim 'Gignac, of Wilfdsor; also his
O'Dwyer, Tone Wisser, Wilf The daughter of the late
Denomme, Cyril Tranquada,
Charles Burgess and Bob Jeffrey.
Funeral arrangements were in.
the charge of McCallum ,Funeral
Home.
DR. MARY ISABEL TOM
Rr, Mary Isabel Tom died'ti..in
Toronto on June 21, 1971, and
was buried in Maitland cemetery
•on June 23.
She was the youngest
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
J. Elgin Tom of Goderich and ,• weekend with his family at his �E����A��
sister. of Mabel of Pomona, He was -a meri•tber of Victoria . sumiher cottage near Goderich. ......_
California; Jean , of St. ,street United ' Church in ' Mr. Dingman, who -'had been And Inscriptions
Petersburg, Florida; and Arch of Goderich. ''associated with The Beacon Stratford - Ontario
IN i 1 l owdale, . Ontario. She, • ' 1 -le was married June 29, 1941 Herald for more than 50 years,
attended Timothy Eaton in Cornwall to Margaret was born' in Chatham in 1901.
ALEXANDER'AMBROSE
COLBORNE
Alexander Afnbr"ose Colborne
of Goderich Townshipdied
suddenly July 4' in Alexandra
Marine and General Hospital. He
was 60,, ' •Charles Dingman, president purpose• of medical research.
Born June 30, 1911 in
Goderich, he lived here all his
life with the exception of the
years 1941 to 1961 when he
resided in Georgetown. He was a
machinist at Dominion Road
Machinery 'Company.
elder brother, Victor Lauriston,
Chatham, and a sister, Mary,
IVr's. G'sorgina Johnston,
Chatham,
William Sherwood and Julia
(McKinnon) Fox, she is survived
by her sister; Mrs. John (Emma)
Ralph, London.
At the request of the deceased
before her death, the remains
CHARLES DINGMAN have been donated for the
and editor of the Stratford
Beacan Herald died last, weekend
in Goderich Alexandra Marine WILLIAMSand General Hospital. He was
69. 'CEMETERY .
He had been spending the
C. McCallum
MemorialChurch.in Toronto.,..r._.._. Fitzgerald .who • survives. -Also He••wag the third., generation of Representative
Dr. Tom was • born in surviving are one daughter, Mrs. his • family . to , enter the 215 Wellington St. S•., Goderich
Goderich. She attended the 1' red (Eleanor) Foerster, newspaper business. Phone 524-6272 or 5247345,
public schools and the Collegiate Bramalea , and one son, Alex at , ' His grandfather was publisher; -. isimiiimajammuimiii,'
Institute in Goderich...and- the •hoe; 'two grandchildren; and .' - , ' ' c�
C g )'.
University : ofi Toronto n
'(Trinity one brother, Keith Colborne in '
elle e where she received her Shallow Lake..
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B.A. degree iii 1919. In .1922 she • The funeral was 'Wednesday,
received her degree in Medicine. July 7 in Stiles l uneral Home Goderich District Representative
After: graduation, she Was-anthe with Rev.' Leonard Warr T Frank MCII'wQln
Facultyof the University of officiating. ■ . PRYDE
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Toronto, 'and for many years, Interment was in Maitland ' 524-9465 f
was associate professor of Cemetery. Pallbearers were 4 `AND
Neuropathology. She retired in Clayton Edward, Grant Farley, 200 Gibbons St,
1965. Harry Beattie, Gerry •Whaley, ® -
She was elected a life fellow Gordon Johnston and Jack
of the Academy of Med'ic'ine, Tigert. "Flowerbearers • were
'i'oront;'o,, a life' member of the 'Arnold' ' McConnell, Stan
Ontario Association .`of •Hadden, Jim Drehman' and Bob
Pathologists and an honorary Jeffrey: w
SUNDAY SERVICES
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WESLEY. MEMORIAL CHURCH
THE FREE METHODIST CHURCH
Park Street at Victoria
H. Ross Nicholls, Pastor
SUNDAY' SCHOOL - 10:00 •
WORSHIP - 11:00 a.m.
S'peaker: REV. A. R. HARLEY
WELCOME
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
BAYFIELD ROAD AT BLAKE STREET
EVANGELISTIC = FUNDAMENTAL
REV. R. BRUBACHER, Pastor
10:00 a.m. Eible School for all Ages. -
.11:00 a.m. Subject: "In The Beginning GocJ",
7:30 p.m. - Evangelistic Service.
Wednesday, 8 p.m. - Midweek Service.
WELCOME TO THE FRIENDLY CHURCH
Knox Presbyterian Church
THE REV. G.'LOCKHART ROYAL, B.A., Minister
WILLIAM CAMERON, Director of Praise
SUNDAY, JULY 11i
SUMMER SCHEDULE
Service k at 10:00 a.m.
Sermon: "THE GOSPEL MUST BE PREACHED
TO ALL NATIONS
(Nursery 'for Infants)
. Guest Speaker:
MiSS HAZEL MACDONALD, Goderich
Mit
(Former Missionary' Teacher in Ethiopia, Formosa and Kenya)
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Exeter-Seaforth
Reg. J. Bell'
45 Cambria Rd. S
524-7464 Ve
FIRST BAPTI$.TCHJJRH
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(Baptist 'Convention -of Ontario and Quebec)
MONTREAL STREET near The Square
- A WELCOME TO' ALL'-
" .School For All:.
10:00:a.m. - Adult Bible Class and Church Schbol
11:00 a.m. - 'Morning Worship.
REV. G: WATT, Medley
•;Supervised Nursery)
Bethel Pentpcostal Tabernacle
Affiliated with th entecostal Assemblies of Canada-
CORNER
anadaCORNER OF LG IN AND WATERLOG ,STS.
• REV. R. CLARK, Pastor
SUNDAY, JULY lith
10:00 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11:00 a.m. -- MORNING WORSHIP.
7:00,p.m. - EVANGELISTIC SERVICE
8:00 p.m. - Tuesday, Prayer and Bible Study
8:00 p.m. Friday, Young People's Service
YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTEND THESE SERVICES
ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH
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''FIFTH SUNDAiY AFTER TRINITY'e
SUNDAY, JULY llth
Holy Communion 'at 8:30 a.m:
Morning Prayer and Sermon at 10 a.m.
Organist -Choirmaster: •Mr. Paul C'.. Baker,
F.R.C.0.. L.R.A.M., A.R.C,M•.
THE REV, CANON F. 'H, PAULL at both services
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Victoria Str�'e'f'Uni'Ied Church
_HPUSE7.pF FRIENDSHIP REV. LEONARD WARR
11:10 a.rn. --- Worthip Service.
"BIBLICAL TEACHi,NG CONCERNING
THE TRINITY"--
BENMILLER UNITED CHURCH
10:O6 a.m. — Worship SerVice and Bible School
(C,G.I.T. Graduation Exercises)
- W -E -L -C -O -M -E . •
Mrs. J. Snider,
Victoria St. Organist
& Choir Director
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Mrs. Leonard Warr,
I Renmiller ',Pianist
& Choir Director
North Street Unifed Church
REV. ROBERT L. RAYMONT
SUNDAY, JULY llth
10:-0 a.m. - Morning Worsnip
10:00 a.m. - Supervised' Nurse,„
10:00 a.m. - Junior Church School.
Sermon: "HOW TO BUILD"
(Coffee will be served on the lawn
following the service)
W -E -L -C -O -M -E
Mrs. Eleanor Hetherington, A.T.C,M. '
'OrganLSt and Choir Director
.. Phone,Chutch..Office,end. Study 524-7631
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