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6 +t !DER1 H'SxCNAL`S'1'"AR,"I'HU SDAY, ANUAi Y 6.•1,972
. -•Kingsbridge ;Church .
PadSh of AShfield . 'hetiFrayne. and Mie • WiI.rrra -Vans'
another (,+olden; page written n' a Asken (trade ` ,and Grade 8
i .• It r ervers, Ler StudtL feI : of St,
Iteadexs::and young peQPte4from Josephs Sehool, hrngsbridge),,
Message in
Kingsbridge;'�St: Augustine and delivered a 'Christriias.
,Luekribw 'et , irk 'St Joseph's St. Josephs:and St..Augustine's. .'
Para Hall for afafteelloon of Teenage or adoisce ce i
s the
enterta nmentgat°Christmas. „
:' They shared: in .elayiug gapes'
and two, appropriate films were,
ho"wn ' The Night hefo_ re
4"hlristmaa" and "Christmas. in.
1 SacredMusic," ilattated by
':�
Muariee Copeland',
e. en• s "'Ng)!e sered and freslim
the afternoon concluded with a
to the Church '
sb�ir�,viSt x where
Benediction•' was, imparted by
-Father Cassane.
• 'Youth from Kingsbridge sand
St: Augustine went around
,carolling -n' in their respective
Townships on Christmas Eve.
They even decorated the Altars
in their Parishes -and set the •Crit-''
for Christmas. , •
Before the -.Midnight Mass,
these young people kept a night'
vigil, from •r1:43O p.m. to
Midnight. They eae'd it -- ''Say
it . in Carols,," At Midnight a
procession by Candlelight was
formed by the Choir :to.th e Crib
in the Church. ' Master Mark'
rnost ireportapi. p ►rt oaf a Man's
life. It reflects h1s future and is'
the basis of his future. In it one'
starts- changing : ore's character
-and . `,- consolidating •one's
behaviour. One, $tarts, shedding
all childish play and Putt ng on
,:adult behaui00
But' '•the'. transition:' from
.n o•., '.t
ad Fra
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chi dh to.a ho ,is u>x
with many „dangers,, One has to
be very careful in building one's
personality not to put ,the wrong
ideal in front of -onesetfi We
would like to' propose a family
program for every teenager' to
follow, for unless the family life
oft` unit .is happy, man will find it
hard to enjoy, life and to develop
himself along the right lines We
propose three vital points for the
consideration of all teenagers.;: a):
Home Life Is Nice; b) Let Us
Make. The.. Family Happy Or
Happier; . c1 Your Behaviour
Today Reflects Your Future
From the
Miiilstcr's
Study
,.REV. G. 4,,);.i6YAL
Knox Fresbyter1ait,
Church
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For a. Jong thee, amongst r" Vietory° • Triumph Cr5hqudstr
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musicians, i ,was,. , �.. • a ,, u�r to t Thu., os�tles Creed .tcl.ls' us °.on,,
s '.,.rt; to take a theme from one•, t1 a third a. He ro;ae .a am •f •
1?0 � t x�i d �.��w.�. n...ry..�r,�:.. � �.on ,
of thegreat composers,- sa "'" . a
_"Y t 'de d, ur us lex rience •
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Haydn, or Mozart,-'sr°-Resit,s and 'with death- is ; not x' one-. of
• make ill -kinds of vaxiations'with, .resurrection; There is the passing
it. Sometimes these 'were ,called of ' a loved otie, the funeral
fantasias, When ,' we turn to service,, and the. interment at. the' •
Gospel -of Jesus •Christ we find : caeM4tery. :Often times on a
commissioner:
that we'. have certain central tombstone we read, "Gone, but s,.,... '
points that must he made and not forgotten." Wt'spells'J out a B 0' I t . es
that these can be ,coloured with story to the -.-viewer.° There are, .
words, sentences acid phrases. many. ' who beliePve the Ontario Provincial Police
,e°object f t '
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'I,:.EARL ELLIOTT
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and area obituarie
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hill. IIUNg'mold dalgigfir
'remember him." HOWARD T. STURDY
xeti~rerrient, 1111962. . _Howard T. • �"turdy' died at
y �ivrn {yam ci--g stt rs -Iy��, ...., ...—�, v.: v, d:>,by hi -w r,,.,tiig ----
wY 4^,Q},A \.{ 11 d.I,.F�' MIFF F�. .�v�!N. v.1,745s arl7Z �14�r R � � 3�a7 ',+ ...,.� m-... f_
R,Y,T t -. .. .�-.._ tom...;..^
.. \ former Mabel B. Chalmers;,and Alexand�'marl .rani °neva°
Earl (Mary}•.��'Hantey, Goderich y, Janbary 3
and Mrs. Donald (Olive) his sister, Mrs,1-1. -(Lasca) Jenner," Hospital Manda Y
. - , e was predeceased b a: sister following .a brief�illness. He was
Epar'ling, , SidlneY, .11.C„ four H a Pied s d y
, • o
-brothers,86, -
'John . . Marshall, tVirs, V. (Vera) Henry.
s the aro;: - -r' es •�Clinlbn; Funeral service was at . the Elizabeth
soil of the tate George. ane
:. Sa kat . •, w i r� to
Fred Macklin, Saskatchewan; GhaPel of, -Morley S. Bedford. in Elizabeth - 'Jane; , , (Rutledge)
M. t, Lewis, Toronto a'ri 'December. 31. Sturdy, he was born February':7,
-.arrd-,��Goddrich _ . ,.- . T tont i' day,
.:.Funeral,service w s Thursday, ,''Interment was in Mount Pleasant . 1886 ''in' Goderich, Township. He
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'December 30' ;at McCallum Cemetery, Toronto.
Funeral I-Ionie with , Re '- :, L• R� ,•
R. al offieiatitiM S LETiTIA ALICE
Interiiient : was in,. 'Maitland'leiCHOLSON „.
two.: . •Lodge �to� .32
Cemetery. Pallbearers were Mrs. Letitia Alice (Clraff)
anti ""had ..,been' awarded lois 6Q.
Young, Don 'Ellwood,• Gordon Nlcho,lson, fbrmerly of Auburn„ .
it a ar ar rew'R le . ur nview . Year. nP•
r✓• 1 Cl k��c Aiirl y died 4r ly. -at H 4 .:rare his '.vr"fe the
�, Surviving i ,
and Alf Hutclains~tin. Januar 2!he was 92.
' , . , �' . incl • 46110.11J;opne
.A' daughter •of the :tats Henry,. , � �•
son, Ph>,imore, .1Vagara Falls;
b M h 2 1879 • three grandchildren, He was
lived all. his. life'. in Goderich
Township until moving tor5
Goderich in 1966,. °
He `was a riiennber„ of Maitland -
The' h h L
make•
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and Ellen (Dreany). Ctuff, she
was • or n arc ,,, .
I -I. Earl Elliott, ; a dative of.
Dungannon. ,Slee was. married predeceased by one son,.
Goderich, stied at Wellesley March •'t, 1900 to James (Shep) Christopher.
Hospital,' Toronto Wednesday , F u neral service.. was
Nicholson' who predeceased her
Ifeceml�er 29 following a sort March 10, 1946. She lived in Wednesday, January. 5 at' he
illness., Aubuxn,, I)un annon; Blyth and McCallum Funeral Home with
. being; ,.a ,,course; ''• Q` experience at the, ;ist Assistant Commissioner • Louis Y, l; Rev. Leonard Warr in charge.
these basic He was barn in Goderich.Goderrch before moving ',to
truths end. There is bio view dints ,}antes Bolt died suddenly at. his ,
.April 7, 1892. 'He graduated "'Huronvie 1967:
Interment . Leonard
was " in charge.
Maitland
upliftin -inspirational and beyond the small plot of ground. encs in Clarkson IIecember... w,1n
rc5id o from the Goderich Collegiate She was a member of 'the Pallbearers were Ben
eye -ca i _.,"w ,...Three • `ma• Yet-. r ...Y... _ arid ,� ...
y lig r 0�g we have in nista y and, in ?5 at .the, age of 47. Teachers' Whitely, Jim Young, 1 enneth'.
markersa• of emphasis, in ' t" e "" the tilos el -record the ortioii� a of St, Thomas kis Institute and from Tac Anglican Church in' Dungannon ter urd r • 'h
P P A hotly College inn 1912. Mr. Elliott went and an adherent o.f St, ;George's' Holmes, Chester St „ y, Hug
Gospel pertain, to the Cross, the known. as the , Resurrection of had served in the RCNnV from to ,Molesworth. following McCabe and Cliff Sturdy.
d th '0 can Church in Goderich
i� , With The He' was pre eceas by his
try °� i former Jean Swan 'in u.1t>1 `191 a(�. He then joined the timer y, 'Nicholson and Albert was held 'at 9 a.m. Tuesday, at
These we will t to portray iti if! The non-Chiistian disbelieves .. wife, the form e staff �f'Upper 'Canada College, � the funeral' helmet "
magnetic uality.. so that the it! It is not a case of dealing " remaining. there until 1920. For - Nicholson both of Goderich;'
g q . g � Alarch. of last year. � ' --g � ,
• reader will continue to the end. a two grandchildren and five great '
wishful thinking but e coming to
Surviving are four children, one year, he 'rnr rked with the. _. d h'1 • t v
of the article. a
a ' OI galvar~y�. We can calk ft, otlr Tor`airtc� and Doug of St. ' Company • of .. Canada • in Goderich. ' •
"t th l tiR , d fit -Kling m CE
19,2,1., h ,b Pu neral se'��SScc i�as
Resurrectabn an a ngoing Jesus Christ. at are we to do- 1942 to 1945.
• tion e e he remained • � ` � � A .1Vlasonic ',Memorial Service
Behaviour. • graduation where Press ce of the Risen Lord th it'> Christian belie d Survrving are two sons •
e—Decision
Quprt�
grips:vvith a historical fact. You 4 Tim, Gregory, Edythe and. gran: c ,larch•.; and one sls er,
office • staff „ o the Steel Mrs. Arthur-(Oliw�) - Straughan, '
-There is . first of all the .Cross
-v" will recall they vvomentolkorng Laurie; tv�,o brothersr,,..Diek of
o e sepu c t an itrg Hamilton );n e, eco e
Lord's toss. Strangely a hockey �.
1 things in complete da5array�: He 'Thomas,' and one sister, Mrs. A. principal of P t 1 Public
pt Pfirr' n'arl t
e ro is u is
1923 Hcy then` Wednesday; January 5 • ax the :.MEMORIALS
expectations - were' thwarted r•
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.And I nscrlpti iris
-game es to.mindasWrite. „ .
It could be a football'game or;it is not here: •He is risen. Their C. (Edythe) .Smith 'of London. l
�l Bolt was a brother-in-law
of
could be soccer. The reason my
!mind turns to some: form °of
sport is the existence of
"substitutes"' within the game.
When a player wearies,; `or tires, a
"substitute" is thrown into the
gap to continue.••the .pressure on
the opposition. Can we, 'then,
,consider • Christ Jesus' as : the
Divine Substitute? With'the load
of sin we bear we require
Sclmeone to stand in for us. He t tat a levet in e, t oug i to -
" takes our; place and does. what ° were dead, yet shall he' live and Tue daY,�r, December 28 at',�,rJfo tyre^teaching of"mathematics,
we cannot, do fors ourselves: We Hu•ronvlew where she had which was his forte, but for his
whosoehall. li�°etl% ' a ,"... an7Seh•
have top consider the fact that in a e� ialle nes er die..._�ltlan s.life:"_ " resided for the ,,;past year. She coaching of the • Firstu . Prep
:this • is' 'God s Way. We'ma�', as can only be a spark of the Divine was 79• _ Hockey'_. -Team. --His--•inter'esst--in-
human beings, 'have, done - ' - • Daughter .of the .late Thomas hockey was unique and ; since
and continue,; _despite. allefforts-W
differently, but, the Cross is th '' and Matilda (Mitchell'). Ellwood, 19-35 he has ,been on the
to the contrary•. . ,, ,
.-Way---ordainedby ;-Ge4-- -,t-he---L - I- ...,. .. - 11e-.,Avas-7, -be°rn -an Goderich E.x..e diti VP , _Committee..., as'
Father Almighty. It, is. uniquely ;There is, -in tip thir�d•-and.final Tot hship September 27, 1892. vice-president of the Toronto'
His Way! $o; in' 1972, there - is place, 'the essence 'of the Holy She resided" most of her�t41'fe'"'in'`'''T-i'tsekeyT ;L'e'agtte''•'He' 'eras"'"a'"'li'fe
. the' refreshment of, the Cross to Spirit in daily life. We -can, repeat ,Toronto but moved 'back to -member of Masonic Lodge ...F.
bear our'burden. Jesus -said, what I.have already writteri and Goderich in 1969. and AM. Goderich 33.
"lam com' that they might havze'. " call it the Ongoing Presence. The : She, was an emplo'ee of'the Generations of .. Old Boya. of
lift, and that they might' have it a Cross and -the Resurrection T. Eaton Company' ' until :her Upper Canada College will long ,
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1LUAMS
1ETERTL 1+, ,ai,�1 r,.
Schools until
returned to Upper Canada Stiles Funeral ':Home with Rev.
• College where he was Senior
G. 0. Russett pfiiciatin
because, they canie " o da a" N " and Mrs. • J. Rutriig,
t"derich and William swan
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suntan job an �uii a" wine _also of Goderich. : , Y l` Stratford i
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Master until - 'hi retirement in°.. nterlmyent was in
earers , werl� - Ontario
Revelation instead. 'Hp its not 1959. Cemete
herd: He is risen." Later, Peter police funeral was held Vernon Nichols'o,,n Edwin RONALD MCCALLUM
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from St. Bri.de's Church •
,• An .Old Boy of Upper Canada 9 n,
and" John.were to go through the . College wrote the fol}owin Nicholson,-- Jack Armstrong, t Representative
,same.experience: In,..1972 we are Clarkson, with Rev. T: H. Rooke g William Gowb Gordon
the contanuers of faith and the officiating. Burial took place article for the Toronto papers 21 Cambria Rd North Goderich
t,.,Boit
is. --the mainstay at spring Creek .,Cemetery, � M Cl nchgy and Harold
the Gospel, its, very hub and • Clarkson -.,
_As doubtful if any other master Stanbury
in Rd.,,North,
emeter following •1VIr. Ehl it's death: "It mm c i • ' Phone 524-6272 or ,,247345
centre: "Jesus said, ' am the has had the respect and
resurrection an e
t' d th life. .he„
5 ` MISS ETTA ELLWOOD . friendship that has • been '.err -,,., ,
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l li l' hi h 1 F Miss Etta. Ellwood, died extended to Mr: `Elliott not only
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abundantly." He also said, cannot be -,isolated in history but.
the way the truth at„d must ;eve .day after day.- When
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MEMORIALS -=MARKERS & CEMETERY. LETTERING
Goderich. District_Representative
Frank`--Mcllwain
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Clinton-Exeter-Sraforth
Reg. J. Bell
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• 1 .t9 • : y 4 _ the Father • but by, . Me.", At or .10''the •stores• s .°01Iing', dor
Calvary we witness Someone learning a lesson'.' drconfronting
-taking our place and dying that 'friends. ' ,_or' worshipping, or'
we might live. It is a: rest&ative • playing, we are in the august
time.;a'nd..Go_d_.seekk.the' creaming-__ 'Presence if,.
' the 'Holt Spa
of His children through this act Jesus • sai .", `and, ;lo, 1- am;moi
of Christ's. you always: even 'unto -the end.
There is, in the second place, ' of the world." .The Presence of
the matter , 'we call the the. '.Living Christ'" cannot' be.
Resurrection o1' Jesus Christ. No esc
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awesomeevent ever transpired in
the ',concourse.of mankind .It.is - Presence. When a pa Kent says to
• a :child, "God 'bless' you," that
parentspeaks in •terrris of the
' Ongoing Presence: It was this
spirit that inspired Paul. 'and
Augustine, -and Luther;' and
Schweitzer. It conies in d.yearni.c.
form. It makes greater men of --•:
(lesser breeds, It ' is a 'settling
power and a comforting -power.
When" -r the . way becorl ei-'
• overgrown with all kinds of
troubles we tiea„r the i gentle°
words, "I am with you always,
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eaten unto the end of the world."
"Christ lives! He `ls.w t_h us today
as He• has been in yesteryears He
• •. �- is lir-1.972. He will not forget us!„
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require this ingredient ::;in: -the
•days that lie ahead': Go forward• then,, depending, ori Him, and He
will " not `let'• ' you dowm: e
Remember, "God so loved the
° ,,,.world, that He • • gave ' His onl�r
..begotten• Son, that whosoever
,: _`'believeth. in Him should not
perish, but have everlasting life."'$
ed. When one -friend says to
ano -,`God be with he
speaking of ' the Eternal' ,
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"1" •YCiu ARE INVITED TO WORSHIP WITH US:
Bethel P:entecosta,I TaberncIe
'Affiliated With the PeutecostatAssemblies of Canada
CORNER OF ELGIN AND WATERLOO STS.
REV. PETER' G. ST: DON*, pastor
SUNDAY,' JANUARY 9th
10:00' a.m'. SUNDAY SCHOOL.,
111130 a.m. - WORSHIP:SERVICE. •
7:00 p.m. • E'VANGELI•STIC SERVICE.'
Tuesday, '8:110 p.m. -Bible Study and Pram,
• ,Friday, 8:00. p.rn. - YOUTH NITE.
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THE FREE' METHODIST CHURCH
'• Park "Sf: •at 'Victoria '
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ROSS NICHP'CL.S, Pastor
•10:00 a,m. S;unday School ,
11:00 a.m. - Worship
7:00 p'.m. -Evening Servic"e. -
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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
BAYFIELD ROAD AT BLAKE STREET
,EVANGELI5TIC. --'F NDAMENTAL,,
FOL.R. BIRUB/' CHER1 Pastor
10:00,a.m.--- Visit 'our growing Bible School,
1'1:00 a.nt. ---' Sermon: "THE OFFICE of •a DEACON".
6:30 •p.m. •-• YoUng Peoples' .Meeting.
- P 7:30 p:rr,. '- Evangelistic Service.
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Wednesday, 8 p.m. Prayer and Bible Study
WELCOME TO ,2-ig,, FRIENDLY CHURCH
iox Preibyterian (heat
THE-REV,:G. LOCKHART ROYAL, 8.A., Minister
WILLIAM CAMERON, Director of -Praise
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SUNDAY'„.. JANUARY -9th
-1-010u ulNC1A•Y SCH OL.
-1.1:00 a.m..-,DIVINE WORSHIP.
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Sermon: "THE STORY IS 'THE SAME"
(Nursery aifd 'Junior Congregation)
7:30 'p.m. Young People's Society.
Enter :to Wortnip
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ST.' GEORGE'S CHURCH
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EPIPHANY - ,JANUARY 9,=4.1.972 • . '
Holy •Communion at 8:30 a.m.
Rector's Class oat ,10:00 a.m. :.
'Morning Prayer and Sermon at 11:00 a+m. .
• Sunday School a 1-1:00 a.m.
Organist -Choirmaster: •Mr. Paa CC. Baker,
F.R.CteO.. L.R.A.M., A.R.C.M.
• Rector:'THE REV': G. •G. RUSSELL, B.A., B.D.
FIRST BAPTIST. CHUB
(Baptist Conven "ion of Ontario arid Quebec)
°-- 'M-ON-TREAL,STRET near' The Square
REV. W. H.'. McWHINNIE__
: a.9 is SundaSchool.
• 11,101500 Morning
y Worship.
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Special. Music..
8:00 p.m. --. We,t ne • ay, . rayer -an • : i • e u • y.
COME' AND,WORSHIP IN (e• CHURCH
ctor�a' Street: :Uni'jed - Church-
• HOUSE OP fRIENDSHIP 'RE''17. LEONARD WARR
10:00 a4ni, Bible School for alt Grades.
11:00 a.m. •- Worship Service
Sermon: "IS IS TRUE—DEATH ENDS ALL?"
(Heb. 9:27) • n
BENIVIILLER UNC D \OI-ftJRCH.-
«+..• 1:3p"p.m.. ' Wor5liip,Se. ce and Bible Schad._
'W-E-L-C-O.M-E i.
Mrs..1.'Snider, Mrs. Leonard Warr,
Victoria St. Organist. �' - •' Bentirriller Pianist -
' At:Choir Director:
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ort% Stre•
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REV. ROBERT . RAYMONT
SUNDAY, JANU.vARY '9th , .r
(Back „'to"'Church. School)
9:45 CM. 9-ye0;olds and over.
10155. a.M. --- Debts'°tor 8 -year-olds.
11:OO a.m. ••°•• 'Morning ,Worship.
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Mrs Eleanor H+a'Iha'rintgt9n..•A T.C.M.,
0r9atlIst end Choir Director
PhdniChurchttfice and Study - 524 76381
Church Building; Ii24+4951.
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