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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-01-27, Page 171111, 4V .From :the Minister's Study REV. J, REDQgCk - - S4 Andrew's UnitedChurch - Bayfield, Ontario • teousneas Text. Matthew Chap. 5. v. 20. "For I say unto you, that except -your righteousness shall exceed the righteousness of the scribes and Pharisees, ye shall in no case. enter into the 'kingdom of heaven:"- " Today the word ,`Pharisee' is associated with all , that is' false' and hypocritical in religion. To be ' Pharisaical' is to observe the outward forms of religion "without the spiri6tf it. In thedays ofJesus the meaning was different, The Pharisees as a sect were distinguished for their devotion to the Law. and they did everything possible to keep it to religious formalities to such an extent that "they become'. 'Pharisaical' in their attempt ' to live the good life, but be r hearted and- generous rea ..towards their neighbour, and worship God the Father inspirit and id truth, Mrs. A Enright conducts" WMS meeting. the letter. They read the " Scriptures: they fasted often: they "The afternoon group of Knox prayed ' often: • they worshipped Women's Missionary Society met . often: they gave a tenth of all their _. in regular session, January 18, goods. They did all the things . with Mrs.. A. Enright, the which it seemed proper •fora resident in the chair • • AbilityF.n. ur 0 $ In 1951, Dorothy Clark of o Stratford ` and eventual self Stratford •'requested i assistance emtpleiyment. She has -.lien from the Ability Fund (March* of successfully operating mut of, her Di rn a s) for p hy s i c a l apartment as a Publisher's Agent righteous person.to do• lir lip m� rehabilitation. After a . Severe__ sine that time in 1960 of their own generation they had - U bout of polio at the age of elet'en, .became Secretary fthe A, ,, purchase subscriptions to the which left her almost totally Fund's Central Western Ontario .. reached the very summit of "Glad• Tidings,' the W.M.S. goodness. No, one could conceive official magazine, for leaders of paralyzed, Dorothy spent the next campaigns: Over one .and• a half it possible to be more righteous `Children of the Church" twenty-eight years being carried . million dollars for handicapped *,• than a scribe or- Pharisee. It Explorer" and ''Canadian Girls from bed to chair mainly because adults has been raised through rehabilifatifa4cilities were not her efforts. then available. ° - for Arthur Circlev'. hold. annual • smorgasbor The Arthur “Circle of Knox Church gathered in the church hall on Monday, Jauu rY 17'th for their annual •--smpr gasbord ° fee --supper. . - -�._- pr�ojeet: in her htirpital in India. Se�vcyral` money making sc1nnnc s wer'e4 scussed ;incl vrill.. . be- enlarged' on_ j, the• °F?ebruaary rnceting ;while. welcoming new suggeSticrns: The Ser,ret.ary t•cad tteank you', ca rzfs fr•.0111 ill rrienrbers, i= opea tin ,916.N -At,” Aft,, ThUSSDAY* J N . " 7A THOMAS' H. BL-A1,E , The *mot Robert and Levfnia on January., 13, 1972, Thornes: ° (M:anr►ing)' • gie, he w born::. Harold •Blas of Dungannon . Decemkier 20; 190,3° in Collborne . ,,„ ,., passed away very suddenly:wii1 TOWliship.'} He M resided ori the Gctciet''ch H s tal. 'His' death h b i Q pi ° botO se between: Ntle', and Aftet•:in. hour of good food and followed a rnassi re'.stroke. "�* ,,She ardt�nry,uirtil Mite .ears a" feillowshlp, , ' I .:- Y °. g the Dire nirig Tri the ' He was born at Port Albert in 'When he :mewed to Goderich, , He devotion;rl'pir'i of ttie-nic�etiiig was tlshfield towi►shi , oldest son of ,o ..r r the Beatitudes read byHelen,' , p had,.been4 sari r fo l,a years' and, et 11 } n ' -.a- Hugh Jahn HYa.ke and Susan .Maris a fa r.rker for 25 years. !le -was a �'Mc'Manus Z he "Ar•thrr,t• ' McConnell. lie had farrn.el most member of NQJ'th St. united,:' Circle, president, Edna Pollock: • of his life onConcession 6, Church: Nalthcnigti fust recovering fr•trtntlu; Ashfield, in parte ership with his He was'. nary ed June 10, 1939 gave her usual thoughtful bTotLter,.tlie late Ce ci 1 lIla.ke who in West 1Nawe i4e1 :T. unship "to ^' presentation of her meditation Unit 4 Meet predeceased Dim Marcti30;' 1971 Lillian Plunkett'„u!h 'surviv s.. l t; .aur Harold was unmarried and ` Who am I” comparing � �Alsosurvivinga.ret�►Et sisters° • attitudes with.those of the well+ made his home with Mr. and Niers. lies. llarv'ey (Aside) cotter, known women of the Hitilt�: i t �h Ulrich Cecil- Blake and family. Since °Whit ,wood, Saskatchewan and; Fc lowing -prayer'- by Marg • 1946 the' family has lived.in Mrs. Uunald (Jean) ,McKenzie, Henderson, the secrfat;iry C;lf�rida", Members of Unit 'l o! Nhrth Dungannon any1continued farming Godgrfch; two brothers, ':Bert, 4: Salter, read the report of he Street meet W. met for their operations, irl •Ashfield until 1963• Goderich and Earl, •Sheppa'rdtori,. Deco members meeting. The roll call January meeting in .til(, church When their larst farm vias sold. He Funeral service was Tuesday;; - wa's answered by approximately parlour. A cup of tea and "a short was a member of Dungannon' January 25 at Sttl,o :Funeral ne tones rs including several visiting, perigd preceded tthc' United Church and had formerly a. Home with Rev,. Robert L:''�'` rneetuig n a member of Crewe United Raymont Officiating: _ n new ones. `' a been - . The new president, nt, Mrs. U. Church. Interment was in' Dungannon Betty McKenzie introduced Bmetianan welcomed the ladies •. ' Mr. Blake is survived Try 2 Cemetery. Pallbearers were •Rely. r 1 appearance Royal ance•15 making and presented the devotional , sisters,, Mrs. B. F. (Myrtle) Frank Hawkins,„ Graham *Bogie,- . Bogi'e, his 12th appearance • as guest programs assisted by Mrs. C �, ifort of St. Catharines, and Harvey Bogie, - Ken Milg ie, :. speaker at the January `meeting. • Dockstaderand Mrs. W. Ei. Mills. Mks, D. S. (Alma) Finis of Harvey ~Bogie, n and Grant He stressed the importance of Mrs. Jean Smith, ° LiteratureU.Toronto. He ,was predeceased by Knight. Flowerbearers were keeping before us the ftieme "God Convener for the u.C.W., his mother in 1936; his father in E:cidie Miller; Garry McPhee and is Love",and practicing it in our introduced the r ou r to 'a. few o1 1928, ' a brother, Calvin, in daily lives: He said we should try ' g IJerre McPhee. the books in the library and urged .childhood in 1908, and his to combat the indifference and the members to make use of t p-F__.k�r•othta.r,.,Cc�,i ,_ t 1971.__..�.� U.C• . ilstyePtici'ni--° tlrer's a•rrt-h • Mrs PM/US Elliott r•epvrted The rerriains• tested at the would seem -to the,,disci•ples that..in Training''"Grotips. • Jesus was setting them an Mrs. F. - M a c Down a 1 d impossible task! corresponding Secretary, read a But Jesus.meant that His newsy and informative 'letter disciples mstt exceed the from, our missionary!. -in 'India, Pharisees in righteousness, not Miss Ida White, who has . been , "by being even niore' meticulous in . recently hospitalized in Calcuttar ` ' their observance of the Law or by The ladies were happy to hear'•'of The road to self independence .CoSmenting on the Ability, started at Lyndhurst Lodge in Fund, Dor•otliy said, '•It laid the Toronto., Two and a 'half Years of , groundwork for my independence intensivephysiotherapy there and. in living and for pride and corrective su"rge_r.y..-at..the Toronto ' fulfillment in work. I, hope. we,can General Hospital -all financed by continue -to offer this to the keeping more strictly to the. m• of Dimes -prepared handicapPed who want to help Miss win-, s recovery. Dcroticy •for tree ret�.�rr t�� the selves. •• ritual,. but in the qua litj..af their The president announced two . z righteousness.. A_;igahteous . - — �_ , , ,, -.fie � important events °the: the -Huron- - r yon a higher 1 e v e T than a " presbyterial_ meeting in. Knox • •• ' - - •s mechanical observan . ` f and regulations' ' » . ednesday,'hi arlr"'T9; , e:so-ci a ftjri •, and the Worlds Day of Prayer:ty 4. The scribes and Pharisees -:-:.The latter event is to be' held in •- -' -� �-' _ r, tori) tom. ee� Un.t, d Chi.. �.h on u --� � - certalnlyikept to t re�lettel�®flhe „„ .« ; ,; - 'n"` 'arli $'3 4-40' c er London Lite Ihsuranee IP Law, but they were uncharitable197 is announced today by the Company' is, devoting • full-time -March 3, 1972. Africa",,'is file ,, , •, u �. towards their -"fellow men, and- . subject for study in Presbyterian Canadian • Bible Society's these days to complete the fund lacked the spirit of mercy and Mission groups in 1972:• -Western Ontario District office raising programme for the love. Jesus. is telling the disciples -Hazel MacDonald in London.' Contributions given Spcietys -building, building, now • thatMiss they must change theirintroduced the study,by''t`iyif ling by the people and churcres in under construction• ` at 424, a conception of 'goodness' to enter with'the group the "13th chanter of Western. Ontario in -1971 Waterloo •St`reet., London. • ' the kThgdom of heaven. The goodlst Corinthians "The Hymn of amounted .to the highest ever . Of 'the •165' Branches "in t man ,1 1141.frc� lcmge•.,:r b they,..a71. ,ev'e V'ittr the-�extertrseatf_the t-al••°.f;.,$,1-0 ,880.,..7& .___. . _-._„ __;.�W;est rr-•°•Ori•tar-ic.�l:'0°3•-�repoi-t -d woo obSPt�ed' all lfils ci '% 1'.:r 5' i.,.�. �..:.,.4 V-. . isst . An ppeal.'.,,has ti d'-grvrrig ,: farms of religion, buhe man who MacDonald spoke of Kenya; forward ' for a new building for 1970. London was the largest hada right spirit of love towards_ Tanzania, Rhodesia, Zartlbia; and the Society's District offices and co n t r i b u t o r, • reporting "God and his neighbour. Etheopia countries in which she 8eri•pture Distribution Centre in $19,833.53 a.drop of $500 1'rom In 'The Sermon tarthe Mount'had taught and travelled recently. London, but this is not included 1970. The largest increase came • Jesus is nest laying down a new setHer remarks were illustrated in the above figures. ` -c ' . 'from St. Thomas, contributing of laws to be obeyed, but giving with wonderful slides which she It is most. gratifying to us to ,,$4,125.30 as compared ' -to examples of.- the spirit• which ,had taken' herself of people; know that people are'supporting ,$2,931.28 in 1970. The second' prevails in the Realm of Heaven. ' places suet) as Victoria Falls and„jboth the general work ,,and- the largest increase" came • from He does not say that public animals;"- giraffes, gazelles, new .building fund," said Mr. Ingersoll where a successful worship or religious ceremonial elephants and lions She stressed Kenneth A. Toten, president of Walkathon was held in October • are tinnecessa ry, but that they aret11e continuity and contribution of the District Board. ° making' a total of $2,201 as- of secondary, and not primary,Christian missionary work' in the Mr. Toten, retiring. in 1971 compared to <$1,594 the year importance.emerging African society• after almost 43 years with the previous. Triose °,who woejd ,enter the A most interesting afternoon ' • • - • kingdom of heaven must not concluded with 'refreshments concern themsel'yes with ' served by. Mrs. Robt. Bisset and -het'committee. 'WILLIAMS ,. witnesses for Jesus Christ. Pat on the knitting for Cansave. A MacKenzie Funeral Home, Stringer ttis;rked Mr. Royal. letter of appreciat'ibn; for the Luckildw, until' Saturday when., • ,Lee McCallum accompanied by layettes, shirtsand knitting sent Rev. Clarence McClenaghan• of William Cameron, sang a solo 'during the past ,year from the Dungannon conductecthe service, which was appropriate • to the • Unitarian Services was read. and Mrs. Ann Pritchard of. meditation vid address. She also ' The"Study Packet on Africa -was' Lueknow, was organist. , read a letter of thanks from Ida briefly introduced. 'Despite . the storm many White for the Christmas .cheques. The Mipah benediction closed relatives 'arid friends called to She had forwarded thein to ffeedy a very interesting• meeting. express sympathy:- Pallbearers were Robt. Irvin; Girvin Reed, Thornton Eedy, 13oh Stothers, Fred' Young, and Bert McWhinney. 'Temporary, entombmeei was at Dungannon Mausoleum with -final resting place Dungannon - Cemetery. ' may. , . .1104C MEMORIALS-MARKERS & CEMETERY LETTERiNd Goderich District Representative PRYDE_-_ _ ra,t k.Mcllwair>f -514‘9465 AND . 1° • - The Heart volunteer, who calls -E-ME-T E R Y on you at home, will leave behind r•---AtEr- _ valuable educational information. Stu �' if' -cerMiil'.l Y " 'T'fie hearrit saves may be your own. And Inscriptions . • - Stratford •-•'Ontario Heart disease+ deaths among adults aged below 65 have decreased steadily since the first Representative , Heart Fund campaign in 1958, 21 C'ambria Rdv North, Goderich; . with your Heart Fund dollars Phone 524-6272 or 524-7345F. speeding virtually every advance. RONALD McCALLUM WOMEN'S/ MEN'S, CHILDREN'S INTER ESR SPkQULE n v- KINGS 014 S1 REEY, C00ERi+ H Monday, .Jaitirary 17 old tyme hornpipe. H tune and e riert was ,�Juulsf sgsslon G - _aw .M.rs,._._Ma.cy. very , - a.pprari;rtarl y,�,,,•. ,Ln rtcli... h Taylor, who plays the mouth everyone. • organ, absent. However, though As'a change of pace, Mr. Erlin Mrs. Taylor was missed, Mr. Whitmore sang 2 well -loved Norman Speer a`hd Miss ,Della religious songs, "The Old Rugged, Peart handled the unexpected Cross" and B e a u t i f u l inconvenience very. capably'. • 'Garden of Prayer'". Rounding out On Wednesday, entertainment the entertainment portion of the for the monthly • :birthday party"""° program in appropriate style was was provided 'by the Huronview a quartet,of Mrs. McMicel, .Mrs. Ladies 'Auxiliary with Mrs. Neveris; Mrs. Heard and Mr. Colciough &er'ving, as master of Whitrtiore singing" Beautiful Isle . ceremonies. A great variety *of of Somewhere". Mrs. Alicia • numbers highlighted 'the Leyburneexpressed gratitude,on program. A sing song of a few old behalf of the audience, to all those tyme favourites got the party off involved in the, presentation. on the right foot and the -whistling Immediately following, .gift's solos and step dance by Mrs. D. were presented 'by the Auxiliary. ° Heard and Mrs. D. Sutcliffe • to .all those residents .who respectively fit the atmosphere celecbrated their birthday . in and pattern of- tete program January. A luncheon, composed of peefectly. The most unusual and tea and Cupcakes concluded the very evidently enjoyed by the 130 party, making the entire affair a. residents and guests i n very tremendous success. attendance were the dancing There was no Thursday night numbers provided by Miss Sylvia program. However, everyone is Wilson. Showing -her dexterity she looking forwar'il,„, to Bobby Burns performed an Irish jig, three . night with J1'm Laurie on Scottish numbers and a sailors-Thiirsday, January 27.- � M nHurone hps � a eI 1, AUBURN' SUNDAY, JAN. 30-8 p.m. SPECIAL SPEAKER r ► !tr � REV. CLEVE WINGER WATERLOO PLUS .THE MCMILLANFMILY First liaptist lChssrtli, ClistIN 10 11.011. . ,.._ . First Baptist Chsrtk,,G.derick, X11' 1 Hum Mikes .Chapel, Milan, $ IIL ALCOME Evil Prevails' When Good MQn Do .Nothing Cli-iton-' Eider -S* aforth ' y , SUNDY SERVICES 2130 Gibbons Sc. , Reg. J:11 WILLIAM J. CAREY William J. Carey died Monday,. January' 24 in Alexandra Marine and General Hospital following a' short illness. He was 83. A son oPCharles and Elizabeth Carey, he was born March 22, ' ' 1888 in Colborne Tow.nslip. He had been a resident of Goderich and area all of his life. He was predeceased by his wife, the former Hattie Catherine Steep; July 28, 1958. There are no survivors'. Funeral service was Wednesday, July. 26 at the M--Cal-lum-,.--Eun.eraL Horne with • ROBERT M. BOGIE Rev. G. L. Royal officiating.. Interco nt was in Maitland Robert M. Bogie, 179 Elgin- --;Cefnetery! Pallbearers were Ave. West died January 22 .in John McGraw, Clifford Freith, Alexandra Marine and General Gordon Mohring and r 45 Cambria Rd. S. 0. Hospital following a brief illness. Sowerby. 52.4-7464, He was 68. •. » UNITED HOLINESS CHURCH - --. 62 Cambria Street North . SUNDAY., JANUARY 30th, 9:50 a.m. - SUNDAY SCHOOL. 11:00 a.m.' WORSHIP SERVICE, 7:OO p.m. EVANGELISTIC SERVICE 7. , 'MEETINGS -70N- . T1.1 E -S V!'l F�-t� A T • 3.00 - • P.M •. Prayer Service Wednesday 7:30 p.m.. "A WELCOME _AWAITS YOU" Pasters REV. 0. H. LEE. PHONE 524,6887` WESLEY MEMO-RIA.L 'CHURCH THE FREE METHODIST CHURCH; "' - • • Park St. at Victoria H. ROSS NICHOL°i.&„Pastot-- • 10:30 a.nc, - 'Sunday School 11:00 air). -- Worship ° 7:00 /p.m.,,- Evening Service. - �� WELCOME CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH BAYFIELD ROAD AT BLAKE STREET EVAN.GE•LISTiC - FUNDAMENTAL REV. R. BRUBACHER, Pastor ' 10:00 - Bible Schciol. 11:00 a.m. -- Sermon "REMEMBER LOT'S WIFE" 6:30,p.m •-Young People's Meeting 7:30 p.m. - Pastor KEN BISTRETZAN, Bth. bf Preston will preach. , Special Music at both Services. Wednesday"; 8 p.m. - Midweek Service. WELCOME TO Tllli -f,'RI NDL Y CHURCH Kn�x Presbyterian Church THE REV. °G. LOCKH-ART ROYAL, B.A., Minister WILLIAM CAMERON,°Director of Praise SUNDAY, JANUARY 30th 10:00 A...K.-; SUNDAY SCHOOL Film: "FACTS OF FAITH" 11:00 A.M. --- DIVINE,WORSHIP. Sermon: Sermons From The Apostles. Creed: ,... , �.,. ".., ,. 2,1, ..•Gi 'dr i til f irg'i pause" ..... L (Nursery and. Junior Congregation) - THE SACRAMEi1T OF HOLY COMMUNION 1- e. 7:00 p.m. * Communion in the Chapel. 8:00 p.m.- Young People's Society'. a (Annual meeting - Sunday, January 30 at 12:30 p.m,) Enter, to Worsn,p - ° pe cart to Serve ARE YOU GOING TO CHURCH THIS SUNDAY? -4 74111111. aisout giiVA title 1L. Bethel Pentecostal Tab, rnac Affiliated with the Pentecpstal Assemblies of Canada CORNER OF ELGIN AND WATERLOO TS. REV': PETER G. St. DON, Pastor SUNDAY,•JANUARY 30th 10:00 a,m: -.SUNDAY SCHOOL'. 1,1:00 a.m. -- WORSHIP SERVICE. 7:00 p.m. EVANGELISTIC SERVICE. Tuesday, 8:00 p,m. - Bible Study and Prayer. Friday; 8:00;13.m. - YOUTH NITE: • TACT IS THE ART OF RAISING THE BROW INSTEAD OF THE ROOF. ST. 'GEORGE'S CHURCH -S EPTU-AG.ESIMA-SUNDAY -=-JANUARY 30;1972 Holy Coln'munion at '8:30 a.rn. . Men's Breakfast Speaker: Mr. Malcolm Mathers• - Rector's Class- at 10:00 a.m. . 1l orrttng`Praye'r arta er on at 1 1• a rm Church School at 11 a.m. 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.A., B.D. e FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (Baptist Convention of Ontario and Quebec) MONTREAL. STREET near Tffie.Square REV. W. H. McWHINNIE • 10:00 a.m. - Sunday School. ._ 11:15 a.ni° - Morning Worship:" Guest Speaker: Rev. Cleve Winger, Waterloo, Ont. Special Music `-McMillan Family - , 8:00 p.m. - Wednesday, Prayer and Bible Study. - '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 • leA73113TAH' AM—FATHER OF THE HEBR'EWS" BENMILLER UNITED 'CHURCH 1:30 p.m. -- Worship Service and Bible School. Sunday, Feb.. 6--1:30 p.m.—"Songs of the Gospel . Service." Special Music by the HOLDEN FAMILY. North Street Uflited Church z REV. ROBERT L. RAYMON"r ' SUNDAY, JANUARY 30th 9:45 �.m. 9 -year-olds and over. 10:55 a.m. Babies to 8 -year-olds. 11:00 a.m. - Morning Worship. Sermon.H SARCi-1:FOR' A FUTURE Congregational Meeting, 7:30 p.m. in gym 1„ . • - , Mrs. Etermor Hetherington, A.1' C:M 1 a ,Organist and Choir Dliettar Phone Church + tfic i and Study -5244681 Cfi arch ,euliding, 524.6951`