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BY REV. ROBERT' L. RAYMONT
North St‘ United Church
The people of despair
behind ,our-. news ,-meal.
' If ever there was an occasion._ the wa
to demand equal time it is sure! y' you see. 'Our; news
y media looks pretty bleak. They
in relation to • todays news tell us . more ,about themselves
'media. Brokers of despair' is a than about the world in which
mild title ' for -their attitude we live.
towards life. Who are these Jesus Christ was accused of
frustrated people? ,._. being a drunkard by some of his
An impression that • has ' eontemporaries. Undaunted he
haunted me for sometime was went ahead relating to people in
ti,_ .-.'. crystalized by the front page of ' such a way'a to draw forth their
the , Monday, December 6, best, He dind on a Cross for 'his
- r London Free Press. Destruction, efforts. Gloom and doom! - No
death, and doom, covered -, therein was bor.n the. greatest,
"`Western ' Ontario's Foremost . hope for mankind.
'Newspaper's'' daily edition. Our newsmedia would report
., Can y d u hear a his battles -with organized
correspondent's words, - "We religion. They would report the
----- •• report it„,>sas- it. is!" Therein lies sianget., which lies in ..a civil
the problem. People have'coine uprising. His crucifixion' would
to believe that • those . receive front page coverage. The
disillusioned fatalists really birth, .the new life for Mary, the
•_ present us with our daily world. resurrection, all- these events
t That claim is as about as near to would be left out. Tell as it is.
�, the truth as is their reporting. •. It appears we are being'it told how
It is time for those of us who it is.
. live in a world wherein good; There is good and evil in our
Y , 4 • beauty, and joy exist alongside
•world. We Christians believe that
of destruction, to demand equal _ good will conquer. Christmas •is
time
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The Learning Family), 'is coming to the Goderich area this weekend. Sam and Vivian, former
country music star& have appeared with the Wilf Carter Show - Smiley Burnett Show etc. The
Learnings are accomplished violin 'players,and do many unusual. things such as two play .duets on
"one guitar. They are appearing in Huron Men's Chapel Saturday night, D.ecember 18, at 8:00 p.m.
and, Westfield Fellowship Hour on Sunday afternoon 2 p.m. . .�
Cansave" this Christi°s
1�1r in news reporting. Report tt - the season. when • that• belief is. .4 d
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xxt ,'a .* 1 •�M1�et. "IiPtr b u t 1 n
he reporting do not present
our distorted world. It is
necessary to report 'the acts of
mercy ..and kindness as well '.as
hose of evil., _
More and' more we are -
discovering the extent to which
We paint our own world. The old
saying that he wears rose or
. blac, t.:- tinted glasses, is more
.rele.iian.t....today than it ever, was
in the past. If you despair, about
the. condition of today's world. .ad
the bleak events will • dominate
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Help
needed in Caribbean
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born in-trhe••hear• -'=e ni -_� .. - _,�. - ,, se l` -:: .�.
-- r.,_,..,�� ��� �•���. ��yi,.�.�c�n�x�.��. 6asic��chool'.�".:hildren were
�t is .time we had equal time! organization I saw that is development and ' support of crammed in hot buildings with H
working to change the nittees and CI
(Our own local weekly does the "Poor"untrained "'teachem..... and • no
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GODI KI.CB SIGNAL -SUR, `' ►�P,AYtiGoderkh an
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area oobituaries_
Juarx • is' a young 1A .
who worked as a lab ..
ALBERT TAYLOR° HaWtin, Battleford, Sask.; Mrs. agar in a aging 00111,1141M
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Re v. Mi l ford (Phyllis) Aurora, Bolivia, with a d
' u ri a ra I service was 'Kirkpatrick, Mission Texas; and " concern • for 400 41
•Walking conducted by -Rev. G. L. Royal "Mrs. Marvin (Marion) Cummins; A along a Pt Mb OOP
from the McCallum F .tneral Buffalo, New •-Y•o*ki five' day h9. fact stl'uic what h 4
Home in Goderich on Thursday, grandchildren and fdur great been part of .a boot , i e l4
December 9, at 2 U0 p,rrat for rand hlldren _ !^wca.: sisters h$fbta dirt
d.�u�t
Albert_.....• W and; •:.brtsfi+ed-o t r fi
' ay ox Wo died at .the t WO • . brothers • *--- •Benaairif n sta7 t
Munnings, Clinton; Macs.' '� . readw Vanity of vau
hies! All is vanity, Wi,t •5,, . .
Winnifred Cameron; '" London; man by a'll the toil
Mrs.," etadys• McFadden, ' St.' which he toils •under the sim?
Jacobs; and Harold Munnings, he react Attracted by the re -w
Komoka. evance of the 'words, be coati*.
Funeral service was Tuesday,, ued reading and then too*
December 14 at Stiles. Funeral his find hozne�a:nl3'td Op
Horne. Interment was in rest of the legible ' pages
Colborne Cemetery. �th�rough .-- they, ended with
Pallbearers were Fred the opening verses of tie Gos-
Nlpnnimg Neil, Lavey, Wes Alce Pel -of Marr,. . . .,,..., .-
and Lloyd Faust, all nephevi+s. Later on, reading the Ser- . -
• mon Gni the Mount (Matthew
MRS. GRACE L. HAWKINS 510 7) to some of his roorn -
h metes he exclaimed, "Man!
"' Funeral service was ' held That`s beth• than the Com -
from Woodland Methodist monist Manifesto, This would
Church at "2:00 ' p.m, on not only change society; it
Church er 27 for the late Mrs, would change people-- if, only
''`Grace L. Hawkins whowe could get men to practise
passed it."
away at the age of 89 in the One day be was travelling
Afterno Home at St. Luke's to, his home town,. Cochalbam-
Hospital in Duluth, l .inn. ba; and met a former 'else,
A native of Duluth, Minn., " mate, with whom, •he shared
and a former resident of 403 some off. the contents of the
Anoka St. in" that city, she Pages of, ' his new find. The
married Jack Hawkins, a native friend looked puzzled: "But
of Port Albert. Her husband
Juan, don't you know that's
predeceased her in 1954. a Bible?" "Impossible," re`
both of Goderich, and Stanley -4,- 4,- Mrs. Hawkins was a long-time monstrated Juan, • "Y'ou know
age of 86 on December 7 in
Alexandra Marine and Genera
Hospital ,following a lengthy
illness. Interment in Maitland
Cemetery at"Goderich followed.
- Born August 24, 1885, at
Bolton, Lancashire, England, to
Wiliam Hamilton and Henrietta
Taylor, he moved to Canada
from England in 1910 and lived
in• Toronto url'tii morin to
Goderich in 1919. He reded
here ever since.
Mr. Taylor was an engineer
and . was employed by the
Goderich Elevator and Transit
Company for .31 years until his
retirement ii 1955.
He- was married on April 29,
1911, at St. Martin's in the Field
Anglican Church at Toronto to
Leah Heinle and is survived by
his wife. Mr.` Taylor was a
member of Knox- Presbyterian
Church:
Mr. Taylor was predeceased
by two sons, Joseph and Stanley
in 1939, He is survived by three_
brothers, Lewis and Thomas
of Las= Vegas, lalev a _ _ _..._..� member, and first res'de t ' I wouldn't hav T anX in t w
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`dale' of local _ebmr•
�"a'>tl�ar• ers'��ere Garili�""�, u� Garden' Club ar�d cam' •'--
the-t^hur
amilton, George Bolton, Frank
member of Woodland MethodistThe friend had `just become -
a Christian and had a ,Bible
into one of >rgani�at�ons. Every year, girls materials -at all and the only A
ioronto
lfbel '
not come under this equal time
dem nd he 's `^ ° • , a various is an s come to , -, ..with a 'special Foundation grant scholarships, to study child Fare
ark; Gordon Henderson, Chu'rch.with him, so..he.,compar d. rnold -McConnell an'd J-Iarry Mrs. Hawkins i:s survived by bock F amd.„, i,rsell. Flowerbearers were two sisters, Mrs. Helen Beadle of , a es - nmes_. Taylorand Brian p 1aand was aiaie.�o ranAitkin, Minn. and Mrs.. Hazelvince the agitator that it was
Barnard, Navarre, Minn. indeed -part of God's Word.
Fueralservicewas,under The outcome of •all this was
the, directionofRev.IrvingH.that Juan himself became `an
Palm and b were followed by e,gitator for God'.interment at Park Hill cemetery ' .• in Duluth.
ycaeacotrom te1dWoa . T y, already glue a
film-maker engaged'a Bt. Vincent on CANSAVE barge scale response carne from
balanced diet) Cat�sage Ja
' MEMORIALS-11i1'ARKERS &• CEMETERY LETTERING •
T. PRYDE
AND
SON
,CI intorr- Exeter-SP,aforth
Nib w t`h
Canadian H
to produce a documents
documentary about After a years training, they L International Development,
Agency thinks " enough of
Cansave's work in the Caribbean
to support it with. special grants.
I'h
• the work of the Canadian Save return to their own islands and
the Children Fund.
The Caribbean` • Islands
represent Cansave's largest single
commitment, and a striking
example of Cansave's belief 'that
detelopment is partnership, not
patgrnalism. The approach and
the administration are both West
Indian. One old man' -told Jaeot,
"I dont" see how. that day
put this knowledge to work fcr
their own people. '
In- Jamaica, as in so many
other areas,Cansave works .in
co-operation with local agencies,
The. Jamaica ,Save the Children
hind, the Jamaica Children's
Service Society and ' the
Caribbean 'Centre for the Deaf
all " consider Cansave their
•'
•
nursery can -have-much to do partner in development, As well,
Goderich District Representative Canada, There's no white Cansave•supports 10 boys a year
Frank MCIIwa'ln• faces there." . , for :technical training through
. • • ''Education is 'alhirrrportant, Operation Friendship, and helps
'524-9465 both for the children and for the 500 children and -families
people who work with them. .through the - sponsorship
200 Gibbons Sc. Cansave's model 'day-care and program.
Reg. J. `dell , training program in St. Vincent, ' - It all began humbly, Robin
• Dominica,. • St., Lucia and • Hurst, a CUSO, volunteer
• 45•Cambria Rd, S. jGrenada features mother and ',working With the Jamaica Save
teacher training, nutrition the Children' Fund in 1964,
524-7464 ,�_ centres and clinic, family recalls: "We had written to every
planning, nurseries and day-care possible aid- source - our
anks to Canadian generosity
and West Indian hard work, the th
program ' has expanded far - ill
beyond that initial offer of 400_..._..wa
13
amilton.
MRS. FLORENCE.
MAY..MALLOY •
Mrs. 'Florence-- May Malloy,
attleford, Saskatchewan; died
ere''December.9 after being in
health for several years. She
s-87.
sponsorships in' 1964. That's
why Cansave asks for your
donation with the assurance that
A daughter of John and'
Lizzie' (Cottle). Munnings, she
was born in Colborne Township.
it.does make a difference. She was married to ' the late
Alexander Malloy who died in
1952.'
GIVE... so .more Will live Pentecostal'Church. ,
She was a member of the
-- HEART'EIJN.Dr"'"'"`"Mrs. SurvivReving are
Gthoree
rge da(Rughoda)hters,
. e
L"ormr .Country 'Music Stars, having appeared with —• •
THE WILF. CARTER SHOW ----SMILEY BURNE'TT SHOW
rr
Cbuntry Style' Singing. Bible Centered Ministry
Spiritual — Lively -- Uplifting
HURON MEN'S CHAPEL; AUI
SATURDAY NIGHT, DEC. 18-
-
PLUS
SUNDAY AFTERNOO l, DEC.' 19, 2P:M:,
WESTFIELD FELLOWSHIP
SPECIAL SPEAKER, '
REV. HAROLD HOBBS, INTERNATIONA[ EVANGELIS
ALL, WELCOME TO THESE SERVItES
.PREwh \ w
d 40011a ant 40,044,1110111111114;
SUNDA Y
SERVICES
Bethel Pentecostal Tabernacle
Affiliated with th,e Pentecostal Asserhblie's of Canada
CORNER OF ELGIN AND WATERLOO STS.
REV. PETER G. ST•, DON, Pastor
SUNDA-VT'•'•DECEMBER 19th "
10:00 a.m. -- SUNDAY SCH,OOL°.
11:00 a.m. - WORSHIP SERVICE.
7:00 p.nj - EVANGEIISTIC SERVICE.
8:00 �:m. - ,Tuesday, Prayer 'and Bible Study
FRIDAY,, DECEMBER 17th — SUNDAY
SCHOOL CHRISTMAS CONCERT. •
YOU ARE INVITED TO WORSHIP WITH US •
THE FELLOW WHO MAKES EVERY MiNUTE. COUNT,
OFTEN BECOMES' THE MAN OF THE HOUR.
WESLEY .MEMORIAL CHURCH
THE FREE METHODIST CHURCH
Park St. at -Victoria
H. ROSS NICHOLLS, Pastor
10:j0 a.m. - Sunday School
-11:00 a.m. - Worship "D
7:00 p.m. -- Evening Service.
WELCOME
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
BAYFIELD ROAD AT BLAKE STREET
- EVANGELISTIC -- FUNDAMENTAL
REV. R. BRUBACHER, Pastor
10:00` rills:- CHRISTMAS PROGRAM, by the
Sunday School.. ,,x. .
11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.ri`r.
DOROTHY SCOTL-AND
Mrs.
OUTSTANDING SQL•OIST
We invite you. to joist us •in singing the great
CHRISTMAS CAROLS and to hear the.
wonderul message of Christmas.
Wednesday 8 ,p.m. - Midweek Service
WELCOME TV THE FRIENDL Y CJICIRC I
nox Presbyterian Ch rch
4..
T*' THE REV.'G.LOCKHART ROYAL, B.A., Minister
WILLIAM CAMERON, 1 iirectorof Praise
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 19th
10:00 a.m. -•• SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11:00 a.m. - DIVINE WORSHIP.
Sermon: ADVENT SERMON SERIES:
(4) "JESUS IS CHRISTMAS"
(Nursery and Junior Congregaition)
c
- ANNUAL ,CHRISTMAS CAROL SERVICE
7:30 p.m. - P.1(.P.S. Withdrawn
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24th'' •
4"- Atys�ts, ,1R'1'STii%iA`" 'sv,E4.SEAV:te";r
Eriter to Worsnip
M.e
Depart to Serve
fi
adverturng contt.buted for the twbbe good
WILLIAMS
CEMETERY'
.MEMORIALS
-And Inscriptions `
Stratford Ontario
RONALD McCALLUM
tive
21 CambriaRepRd-,resentallorth, Goderich
'Phone 524-6272 or 5247345
UNITEDH0UNEss CHURCH
62 Cambria Street North
SUNDAY,` DE.EMBER•• 19th .
9:50 a.m. -.S-U-NDA-Y-.SCHOOL.
7:00 p.m. -- EVANGELISTIC SERVICE. •
MEETINGS ON THE SQUARE AT 3:00 P.M.
Prayer Service - Wednesday 7:30 p.m.'
"A WELCOME AWAITS YOU"
Paster: REV. O. H. LEE PHONE 524-6887
ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH
4th SUNDAY IN ADVENT DECEMBER 19th
HCommunion at 8:30' a.m.
RI
-Class at 10 a.m. '
Nine Lesson Carol Service at 11:00 a.m.
THE MUSIC AND READINGS OF CHRISTMAS
Organist -Choirmaster; Mr. Paul C. Baker, -
F' R.C.O.. L.R,A.M., A.R.C.M.
Rector: THE REV. G: G. RUSSELL, B,A4;' B.D.
FIRST- BAPTIST .CHURCH
(Baptist•Convention pf Ontario and Quebec)
' CHRISTMAS SERVICE
MONTREAL STREET. near The Square
REV: W. H. McWHINNIE
10:00 a.m. - Sunday School.
1 l':15 a.m. - Morning Worship:..
Sermons -"THE INCARNATION'r
;8:00 p.m. -- 'Wed day, Prayer and Bible Study.
Special music by the senior and junior choirs of
Benmiller' under the direction of Mrs. Warr
-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.
Sermon: "THE CHRISTMAS STAR"
. BENMILLER UNFTED CHURCH
1:30 p.m. - Worship- Service and Bible School.
W -E -L -C -O -M -E
Mrs. J. Snider, Mrs. Leonard Warr,
Victoria St. Organist Benmiller Pianist
& Choir Director & Choir Director
North Street United Church
REV. ROBERT L. RAYMONT
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 19th
9:45 a.m. -- 9 -year-old and over.
10:55 a.m. - Babies -to 8 -year-olds.
11:00 a;m. - Morning Worship. •
CANTATA: "WHEN LOVE WAS BORN" w.
ve
'N.E-L-C•O•MyL' -
Mrs. Eleanor Hetherington, A.T.C.M:'
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I'hone C'fi'tr 'tt ' t f i e 4
aii'Id"Uby.. `i4'= t; 'i°• � .
Chur h Building - 524.69Si