The Goderich Signal-Star, 1971-11-11, Page 19,
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REV. ALFRED FRYtit, '
Auburn & Donnybrook
United Churches
Meet the candidate
During the past •few weeks we worship him, thus bec.orning his
in Ontario were aware that we servant. At that time the whole
were in the throe's of an eleetion. plan and purpose of 'God in
• We read_af,meetings where each ., sending Itis Son as -the Redeemer- welcome -to -Sisters Coleen.MariedrLondon,.- A wad -is -published- --presenteit,- 'With a .1540;00
party'chose a candidate to Of the world, was hanging in the Gloria Jean, Mrs, R. Turcotte, in the toca1. paper giving 1-4,7,' donation from those present. _
represent them at the polls.
_ balance. What, a world we would Mrs.
N. Legere, Mrs. J. ,telephone I -limber to all Mrs. Palmer thanked the
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Posters bearing their likeness,. be living in, had there been no Strickland, MiS. M. Donnelly, (London 332,7197). ,- speakers and refreshments .were
were on display everywhere. We sacrifice for Sin, or no Christian newcomers to our parish. When a pregnant girl ,calls these . ,
7hde.December meeti will be
offer no commentsChurchto stem the.tide of
in regard to Business section of ,the Birthright'number her contact -is
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either party, except to say that wickedness. But. Christ was equal meeting was conducted with known only by the first name held at the Goderich Ps 'chiatric
they all offered us "Pie in the to the occasion, He rebuked the special attention being given to and this ,c,ontact acts as Hospital and the CW1., will
• sky" if their party were to win devil, He could not be bought the main fund raising project of co-ordinator between the hornprovide entertainment for the
the election. Some were sincere, • over with empty. promiseshris, the year, the Christmas rair, on (private or maternity) wherever patients,
others not so sincere for they Ct went all - the way to November' 27, The list of _ ,
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knew that somp. .prones could._ Calvary and poured. out His conveners was cmleted and .
never be met. precious blood, that the world the telephone committee ' was
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action, and we should -be
However, this is Democracy in , could be redeemed, and asked- to do. the calling during A
the weeks ot November 15 and .
whOsoever believeth in Christ,
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grateful that we live in a country could have everlasting life. • 22. . .
Conveners are expected to '"- .....i
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St. Peter's .hear
abortion, birthright topic
St. Peter's Catholic Women's
tie -ague enjoyed a fine array of
casseroles and desserts at their
pot -luck supper preceding the
monthly meeting on.,Novembee
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M. Eileen Palmer, the
president, extended a special
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and knowing this,girls come to,the girl wishes to go; the doctor;
us without fear," she added. , the volAnteer driver who . takes
"Because we' do not know the patient to. the hospital and
them, the .girls give ,us'4.their 'refers the case in point 'to theconfidene,
confidenee, and we, in turn C.A.S. if the girl so wishes.,
listen withOut piejudicet:' 'Mrs. Holland and Mrs. Layton,
Birthright has recently opened answerfd questions` 'from the
an office in Windsor, Woodstock 'audience. Birthright was
.GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY* $OVEMBPA 2,1971
Goderich and area o
MRS, HELEN TYRQVOLAS
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• 1911, to the former Ada Allin at
Go.derich. He lived in Goderich
M. Helen TyroVolas, 63, Township until 1961 when he
died Sunday in Greece. Her sons, piloved „into the town of
Mike and Ted Tyrovolas, operate 'Goderich.
the Goderich Restaurant. The late Mr. Craddock was a
A so surviving are her member of Victoria Street'
husband, Chris; three daughters, United Church. He is survived,by
.Penny, Mrs. Georg e Kbusargires daughters Lena (Mrs. Francis
of Goderich, Shea in Kingston, Levegk), of: Twee, Valier (Mrs.
and. Maria in Greece; -and two James' Mair) of Clinton, Sylvia
other sons, Immy.,and George „Firlford), of
"bOt 'OrOrice: • Kitchener. He was predeceased
Mike Tyrovolas flew home by one son Everett, and is also
for the funeral service which was survived by eight grandchildren,
held Tuesday in Greece. ," eight t reat grandchildren and
one great great grandchild.
The funeral was under :the
direction of Rev. Leonard Warr
and, interment was in Colborne
Funeral services were held Cemetery. Pallbearers Were Ed
from Stiles Funeral Home On Linner, Russel Reid,, George
November 5 ,at 2:00 p.m. for Sager, Charles Stewart, Roy
John Craddock- - Who- died Godfrey and -,Leslie Pitblido.
suddenly on November ,2 at Flowerbearers were Douglas
Alexandra Marine' and General Mair, Ronald Mair, Kenneth
Hospital. Mr. Craddock was 84 Leveck and Bill Godfrey.
years of age.
Born April 12, 1887, to
Joseph and Mary Craddock in
Hastings Township he .liven
that region all his life until he
was married. He retired from
farming 28 years ago and from
the Sall' Block 16 years ago.
He was married on April 26,
eft
where we have the freedom to
_keep any decorate their respective tables retar
vote as we please. As we entered candidate He can ded see '
Yes, Jesus Christ, is a strong
the polling booth we had -to and Sister Gloria Jean and her
Ptomises that He makes, He . .
make Up our minds 'as had to whom ' campaign goes committee will decorate the hall.
we odte for
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wulvo, it to be offers Eternal life. And sversuso the the -newest , er• .
Mrs' 4, Moerbeek and Mrs. N. '1equipment
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could remain, neutral and not
one way or the other or we
Christ. All that Satan can offer is, tea.
Lege will be in charge of
• on, Satan i'
,misery and'clea-th.
vote. Tickets 'are now being
In the day ,of.Christ, He was
In the Gospel 'Of St. Mattl-Mv, , distributed on a homemade quilt
falsely accused, He was brought
Chapter4, verse nine, we read'of made by Mrs,. A. Wisser, In
before Pilate, • who 'knew that
an encounter between Satan andcharge nof tickets will be Mrs.
Christ- was innocent, Pilate gave
the prince of this world,, and Wisser, Mrs. 'B. Poulin and Mrs.
the mob their choice, he would
Jesus Christ The Son- of God. J. Buchanan.
release„.christ or Barrabas who
Up until this time, Satan had Mrs. John Buchanan is at
was a Murderer and a thief, they
• things very mucP. his own way present conducting "Sewing
voted for • Barrabas who was
- - for .he was and still .is,•theatithOr-:-Tri.eedbut &hrist was nailed• to
Of all that is -evil., he even seeks
the cross.. But on that cross,
to hve the •people heWcrId,,Christ -broke the. 'power .of.-Satanbo ,
down to Iii and and Sin b dyingThe .Just .toe
. 'alnaster. • the. unjust, 'and upon the third
` But the time had come, whein 'clay He 'rose fromthe dead,
according-topromise,God had breaking the power of Death,
sent His Son ilito-.1,11e._ world to and He is alive for evermOre.
redeern.„„the people frorn their The forces of evil 1,11 the,
sin. Fresh from His Baptism in
the Jordan, Jesus commenced
His earthly ministry. Butile was.
. led into the wilderness for a test
where He came face to face with
:Ssatan, who realized that, in 'Jesus
now had an 'opponent, one
• who would challenge his.
authority - as Master of the
World;
Satan is a very subtle creature
and he tried to ruin Christ from
the .first, by offering Him all' of
the Kingdoms of the world if He
wuld onli. bow , down . and
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.Goderich District Representative
Frank' MtlIwain
present world , are facing a
showdown,- Christ according to
promise will come again, He will
destroy the power of Satan, and
establish His Eternal Kingdom in
Heavee. above, where all
believers of' all ages will be
gathered with Christ. Dear
Friends, meet the candidates,
Satan, versus Christ. Cast your...,
Ballot for Christ right n6W,
while you have• the time and the
orSportunity',' The Midnight hour
is upon the world. It is Christ or
chaos.
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PRYDE
AND
SON
Chiton-Exeier--b.,,aforth •
524-9465
200 Gibbons_Sc.
Reg. J. Bell
45 Cambria Rd. S.'
524-7464
.„ manikins, magnetic geometric
Shapes.
• A xylophone is used to.teach
pitch 'discrimination, "low': and
-high", loudness disCrimination.
Most of the lessons are
,illustrated by the puppet, P.
.Mooney,., to the..aec.om pahiment.
of records:Of suitable- seteettians.'
rs a sc •
A very successful meeting of
0 oderich and District
Association. for Mentally
Retarded was held in "Queen
Elizabeth School.
President of the Association
Asa • Steckle introduced,' the
with Kni ejasssliiherli01ut41aker, Mrs. Wm: Barlow.- -
and has 17 "Ou ils " Mem berow dee d" in
who have been -sewing for years ,, detail the. methods used. in the.
expressed.' appreciation for: the • Peabody .Language Development
Kit to teach speech therapy to
numerous tips ,learned - through
the course as well as the interest
and time Mrs: ,Buchanan is •
putting into this project. -.
• At 9 p.m. approximately 100
people 'were present to view
slides on abortion presented by
Mrs. W. Holland from London
and to hear Mrs. Ted Layton,
also from - London, speak on
Birthright, an organization that
offers.ari alternative to abortion.
By providing accommodation,
financial, medical, legal - and
psychiatric aid, Birthright helps
pregnant • women, Tarry their
. babies to term. Birthright works
closely with the Children's Aid
Society if a girl wishes to place,
her baby for adoption.
Birthright ' is manned by
volunteers (doctors, lawyers,
psychiatrists, telephone girls
who receive special training)
is a non-profit, non -denomina-
tional . organization, fonded , in
1958by Louise. Surnmerhill,
Toronto, a mother of seven. -
"The essence ofour service is
lo/e. We in Birthright, rely on
intuition and a _loving receptiNe
attitude, free , from all
jedgment," the speaker said.
"We do not meddle in morality
HURON MENS CHAPEL
AUBURN
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JERRY •HARDING TH.B.
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ivItmSTER LONDON WESLEYAN CHURCH
PLUS
TJART SISTERS
These sisters are enjbyed by' all
everywhere they .go with their beautiful
blending of harmony in voice.
PLUS
JERRY
CHAMBERS
of Bell Telephone Cop play his trumpet
and sing.
8 P.M. SUNDAY, NOV.14
HURON MENS CHAPEL, AUBURN
THE TJART SISTERS Westfield Fellowship Hour
VVI&L. SING AT 2 P.M. AT
•HURON CHRISTIAN MEN NOW 'PRESENT' NEWSCAST EACH SUNDAY.
4 P.M. ON CKNX RADIO
WHY NOT MAKE PLANS NOW TO ATTEND M0\1110N PICTURE
FOR :PETE'S \SAKE
NOV. 1,4-16 - Central Huron Secondary School
NOV. F.E. Wingham
ALL VVELCOME
'EVIL PREVAILS WHEN.GOOD MEN DO NOTHING ,
SP4tIAILSER2V4CEto._Stit4D.Adf.,.NIGHT.
VICTORIA ST. UNITED CHURC
• Hear The Fabulous COOK FAMILY Play and Sing -All Welcome
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senior pupils at the school.
The Peabody • Language
Development Kit is designed
manly for .pre -teenaged,
trainable retarded children,
Much use is made of stimulus
cards, color chips, • puppets,
plastic fruit and vegetables,
PNG Club
holds banquet
P:N.G:'s Club of
Goderich Rebekah Lodge No. 89
held their annual banquet at the
Candlelight Restaurant. The
table looked attractive with
bouqUets of flowers and table
favours and centered with a
lovely birthday cake &mated by
Mrs. Aileen Fritzley. .
It was 20 years ago that this
organization was formed', and
while the members of 20 years
ago gathered arotm-d-- -the- -
birthday' cake, the president' at
that time, Mrs. Gertrude
Kaitting, cut the•cake and with
the president now, Mrs. Grace
Fuller, blew out the candles.
• This was also the Sunshine
Sister banquet and members •
were pleasantly surprised to find
out who, their sunshine sister for'
the past year was.
. Mrs. Elva • Gauley, was
presented with a 'gift from the
P.N.G. ''tehoklour .of her recent
marriage.
•The members then enjoyed
an evening of cards with the
winnerbeing Mrs. Gertrude Bell.
and the next meeting will be in
December in the form of a
• Christmas party.
BUY DIRECT
AND SAVE
We Still Have A Few
1972 SNO HAWKS
24 h.p. TWI,N $679
CYLINDER
EAGLE
MACHINE CO.
London 433-0638
Ask for Keith 6r Pat. Factory
open --Thursday or Friday
evening, 7:00 to 9:00 p.m.,
Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 4:00
p.m.
'SOME LADS ARE
U KE, A MATCH :
SP TIER 4 LOT,
BEFORE
'TRY
FLARE/
UP .
•JOE'S BP
Service Station
Coffee Shop
411 Huton,.840.,Ooderich
624-6871 ti
The P. Mooney- stick • with
'blinker's attached is used as
'Magic Nvatild. to • stim‘ilate
imaginative thinking.
Mrs. H. Carroll reported on
the progress Of. work being done
at the work shop. Al present
there are seven. trainees.
Much time is being, spent 'on
Christmas,. crafts ,and
decorations. , Thesemay be
purchased at the Work Shop or
at Snowflake Fair in Legion Hall
on Dec. 9.
Christmas 'cards' may also be
obtained at the work shop or
through any of the members of
t he Association,
14.-,xt, meeting .will be on
January 10 i Queen Elizabeth
School. The ublic is invited to
attend.
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Children's'
Aid
WELDON MAYNARD
TYNDALL
Weldon Mayriard Tyndall
died at his home in Londesboro
on October
years of age.
Born
22, 1971, He was 51 •
in 'Tuc kersrnith
tt ries
Township on gt30, 1.92%.
was, the son-ofsthe late Fred and
Myrtle Tyndall. He married the
former Atm G. Hoggart ‘tilne,
1940, and was corowner of the A
Londesborb Locker Service-
20 yeaks. Previous to that. he
farmed in Hulllett and Goderich
Townships.-
Irle was a number of •
Londesboro United • dhureh, a
Past -Master of Hullett.Lodge.AE—
and AM and a member of
Clinton Orange Lodge.
Surviving, besides his wife,
are one brother, Bruce, of RR 3,
Clinton, and one sister, Mrs.
George (Doris) Wilson of Varna
and nieces and nephews.
Funeral took place Monday,
October 25, from Ball Funeral
Home with Rev. Stanley °
McDoikaid -officiating. Interinent
in Clinton dernetery. •
Pallbearers were Art Colson,
Gordon Radford, Dave
Anderson); James McEwing,
Murray Lyon, and Cliff
SaundercOck.
FloW'erbearers were pordbn
Jenkins, Bill Tyndall, Bob
Watkins and Ken McVittie.
Friends and relatives attended
the 'funeral -froln Niagara Falk, '-
Toronto and Atcona as well as
the local area.
• NOW OPEN IN STRATFORD
FOR THE GLORY OF GQD
• WILLIAMS
CEMETERY
MEMORIALS
And, Inscriptions °
Stratford -- Ontario
RONALD McCALLUM
Representative
21 Cambria Rd., North, Goderich
, Phone 524-6272 or 524-7345
SUNDAY
.SEHICES
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Belhel- Pentecostal ,Tabernacle
Affiliated with the Pentecostal Assemblies of, Canada
CORNER OF ELGIN AND WATERLOO STS.
REV.' PETER G. ST. -)DON, Pastor
SUNDAY',• NOVEMBER 14th
• 10:00 `a.m. -SUNDAY SCHOOL.
.11:00 a.m. - WORSHIP SERVI.CE.
7:00 p.m. - EVANGELISTIC SERVICE.
8:00 pm: Ttresday, Prayer and Bible Study
8:00 p.m, Friday, Young People's Service
YOU ARE INVITED TO WORSHIP WITH US
"WHAT 0,NE IS IN LITTLE THINGS
. HE IS ALSO IN GREAT"
WESLEY MEMORIAL • CHURCH
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 14th
10:u0 ani. - Sunday School r,
11:00 a.m. - Worship
7;00 p.rrit, Evening Service.
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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
BAi'FIELD ROAD AT BLAKE STREET
• EVANGELISTIC - FUNDAMENTAL
R, BRUBACHER, Pastor
10:00 a.m. - Bible School for All Ages.
11:00 a.m. - Worship Service. ,
At 7:30 p.m. Hear
PASTOR LARRY JOHNSTON
An outstanding Musician and Soloist and
an excellent speaker.
Wednesday, 8 p.m. - Midweek Service.
KLCOME TO THE FRIENDLY CHURCH
Knox Presbyterian Church
THE REV, G. LOCKHART ROYAL, B.A., Minister
WILLIAIV1,QAMERON, Director of Praise
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 14,4th'
10:00 a.m. - SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11:00 a:rn. - DIVINE WORSHIP,
Sermon: "A WORD FOR OUR PEOPLE",
(Nursery and Juni& Congregation)
— VISITATION SUNDAY ---
T30 p.m. —Young People's Society.
: ,..rititiSArtkic•tororkArNIC
'THE ...BIBLE. lk
BOOK HOUSE
.24 DOWNIE ST.
TEL: 2731261
VISIT' Lit SOON. FOR ALL YOUR •
CHURCH AND .CHRISTIAN SUPPLIES
ENJOY OUR REST CORNER
” AND WARM FELLOWSHIP
- Active Christians' ,Use ..Our Store
• The family: that prays et
ttoogietre:
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• ST. GEORGE S 'CHURCH
23rd SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY ,- NOVEMBER 14t1V:
Holy Communion at 84.30 a.m.
Recto'r's Class at 10- a.m. •
Morning Prayer and Sermon at 11 a.m.
Sunday School at 11 a.m.
Organist-Choqmaster: Mr.' Paul C. Baker,
L.R.A.M., A.R.C.M.
Rector: THE REV. G.: G. RUSSELL, B.A., B.D.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
(Baptist Convention of Ontarib and Quebec) '
MONTREAL STREET near The Square
REV. W. H. McWHINNIE
1Q:00 - Sunday School.'
11:15 a.m. - Morning Worship.
Sermon: "THE PRE-EMINENT CHRIST"
8:00 p.m. '- Wednesday, Prayer and Bible Study.
SPECIAL MUSIC
COME AND WORSHIP IN A CHURCH
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.
SerMbn: "RECOGNIZE' YOUR ENEMY"
BENMILLER UNITED CHURCH,
1:30p.m. Warship Service and Bible'School.
Sunday (NOV. 14) - 8 p.m.
"Songs of the Gosp'el Service"
With THE COOK BROS. Gospel Singing Quartet
1.0.06."0•11,00.4.0440•IN.Prerc",04N00.0••••%,
North Street United Church
REV, ROBERT L. RAYMONT
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 14th
9:45 a.m. - 9 -Year-olds and over.
• 10:55 a.m. - Babies to 8 -year-olds.
11:00 a.m. - Morning Worship.
Sermon: "WHAT BIBLE DO' YOU KNOW"
W- -L-CO-M-E
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Organist an'
Church
Choir Director
tficadancteStudvmdit4tt.632,,,)
uildina - 524-6951
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