The Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-11-08, Page 21i
ISABELLA ROBINSON
Canon G. G. Russel conduc-
the funeral service Novem-
I for the late Mrs• Isabella
inson Who died October 30
Alexandra Marine - and
neral Hospital at the age of
Ihe former Isabella Morley,
was born August 9, 1903 at
iddlborough, Yorkshire,
dto George Morley and
Blannder Isabella Rut herford.
hasa been
former a `resident of
oderich since moving to
oda in 1948:,
she is survived by her
band Frank, as well as one
Lighter Mrs. Alan (Rene)
aughan of Clinton and two
Charles of Goderich and
►id of Hamilton.
Also surviving are one sister,
Florence Hornigold of
gland, 11 grandchildren and
great grandchild.
Pallbearers were Gordon
pman, Peter Black, Mike
atter, Ronald Chisholm,.
e1ne `ranstone and George
intone. Flowerbearers were
onnie Robinson, Lance Robin -
,,Timothy Robinson and Ian
isholm.
interment
aitland Cemetery.
followed in
MRS, CHARLES LARDER
Rev. G. L. Royal conducted
funeral service Saturday,
'ember 3 for the late Mrs.
rah Evelyn Larder who died
osember I at Alexandra
arine•and General Hospital
the age of 63. Mrs. Larder
'd been in ill health for the
t few months.
Born' February 20, 1910 at
ort Albert, to William Gaulev•
d the former Jessie Wilson,
e moved 'to `Goderich at an
rlt -age. She was married
i 7, 1936 at Stratford to
harles Larder who survives.
Mrs. Larder was a member of
non Presbyterian Church and
the Kinette Club of
odench.
She is survived by her
sband; a son and a daughter,
rs. Duncan ( Evelyn) Lowden
Hanover and Donald ',of
erich; five grandchildren;
e sister, Mrs. " Mary Ham -
ton, Caistor Center; and
,tee brothers, Irwin Gaulev;
Catharines; Albert Gaulev,
,der Bay; and Harold
ley of Goderich. She was
eceased by two brothers,
'hnd John Gaulev.
Pallbearers were Max
onwth, Ken Miller, Bill
ikon, Gerry Denomy, Tom
ompson and Earl Williams.
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TVESE fAREE[t
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Yeu thuuith I walk through at. wllay
1 the shudow ul d•ulh 1 shut' Not no
Thou urn with m•
—33rd Psalm
MICHAEL SAWCHER
Mr. Fred Barney of Clintona
conducted the funeral service
for the- late Michael Sawcher
on November 3 following Mr.
Sawcher's death at Alexandra
Maxine and General Hospital
on November I at the age of 64.
Born " October 13, 1909 in
Austria to Alexander Sawcher
and the former Irene'T'rofen he
came to Canada as a young
man and lived for 11 years at
Bayfield before moving to Clin-
ton.
He was married to the for.
mer Therese Verkoelen.
Mr. Sawcher was a member
of the Jehovah's Witnesses.
He is survived by his wife;
three sisters, Mrs. John (Kate)
Kostock • of Chatham; Mrs.
Joseph (Odokia) Meldrum of
Dresden; and Mrs., Peter
(Mary) ,Comar of Welland.
Services were conducted
from Kingdom Hall at
Goderich followed by
cremation at Woodland
Crematorium in London.
Pallbearers were Ralph artd
Jack Brodie, Jim Lewis and H.
Jepperson.
GEORGE LINDSAY SMITH
George Linday Smith of
Bayfield passed ,away in
Alexandra Marine and General
Hospital in Goderich on Oc-
tober 31 after a short illness. He
was 65.
. Mr. , Smith was born on
January 14, 1908 in Bayfield, a
son of the )late Richard and
Margaret Lindsay. He received
his education in Bayfield and
for many years he carried the
mail as well as farmed: He was
a member of the United Church
and the Bayfield Orange Lodge
LOL No. 24.
On October 23, " 1937 he,
married the former LRRlu
Ruthena Jewell in London, Oh-,
conducted the funeral service
October 31 for the late Mrs.
~Cora Dorr, formerly of Royal
Oak, Michigan, who died Oc-
tober. 29 at MatUand Manor
following a lengthy illnness.
Born at Goderich, to George
Washington Church and the
former Margaret Feagan she
was a resident of Royal Oak,
Michigan from 1928 until
moving to Goderich in January
of c1972.
A graduate of Grace Hospital
School of Nursing at Detroit
she was a registered nurse 'and
served as a nurse during World
War One. Mrs. Dorr was a
member of the Order of the
Eastern Star. •
She was predeceased by her
husband, Fred Dorr, in 1963.
She is survived by a 'sister
and ' a brother, Mrs. Robert
(Hattie) McAllister of Goderich
and Carman Church of
Mission, Kansas.
Interment followed in Oak -
view cemetery at Royal Oak,
Michigan.
J. R. McCLURE4
Rev. Leonard Warr conduc-
ted the funeral service Monday,
November 5 for the late James
Russell McClure who died as
the result of an accident on
Highway 21 north of Goderich
November 2 at the age of 61.
Born February 21, -1912 to
Robert McClure and the former
Ellen Henderson in Hullett
Township where he lived until
moving to Colborne Township
at the age of five.
He worked as a farmer and
was a member of Benmiller
United Church.
He is survived by two sisters,
Mrs. Myrtle Glazier of Clinton
and Mrs. Florence Sowerby of
Goderich as well as his mother,
Mrs. Ellen. McClure ' of
Colborne Township.
tario. She survives him. Pallbearers were . Russell
Kernighan, Neil Lowey, Eric
Moore, Leonard and Jim
Fisher and Frank McMichael.
Interment followed in
Colborne Cemetery.
MRS. LAURA TOLL
Pastor Alfred -.,Fry conducted
the funeral service November 2
for the -late Mrs. Laura Emma
Toll who died at Huronview on
October 30 in her 81st year.
Born- September 12, 1893, in
Hullett Township to William
Stewart and the former Selina
Trewin, she was a resident of
Hullett Township and Clinton
until her marriage.
On December 28, 1915 she
was married to Frederick
William Toll who predeceased
her on October '5, 1969.
Following her marriage she
resided in East Wawanosh
Township and later Auburn.
Mrs. Toll was a -member of
Knox United Church, Auburn,
a life member hf the United
Church Women and a former
member of the -Auburn
Women's Institute°
She is survived by two
'daughters, Mrs. Kenneth (Mar-
jorie) McDougall, Auburn and
Mrs. Hugh (Amy) MacCrostie,
Goderich; two sons, Aubrey of
RR 3, Blyth and Stewart of
London; ten grandchildren and
three great-grandchildren; and
one sister, Mrs. Edith Vincent
of Lucknow.
Pallbearers were six grand-
sons, Vaughan Toll, Terry Toll,
Warren Toll, Allan McDougall,
Dale MacCrostie and Gordon
Gross. Flowerbearers were Tom
Cronin, Lloyd Stewart and Clif-
ford Adams. "-
Interment' was in Union
'Cemetery, Blyth.
WILLIAM R. COPP
Rev. G.L. Royal conducted
the funeral service November 3'
for the late William R..Copp,
8570 Wyandotte Street East
Windsor, kyhci died October 31
at Hotel Dieu Hospital at the
age of 79.
Besides his wife, he is sur-
vived by one son Ronald Smith
of Goderich, one daughter, Mrs.
Frank (Margaret) Racheck of
Ingersoll and three grand-
children.
Funeral services were he111
from the Ball Funeral Home in
Clinton with Rev. .Fames Red-
doch in charge. Burial was in
Bayfield Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Bill Parker,
Harry Baker, Gordon Scotch -
mer, Brown Higgins, John Lin-
dsay and Brown Lindsay, all of
Hayfield.
Flower hearers were Bill
Heard and Ivan Steckle, both
of Bayfield.
MRS. CORA DORR
,Rev. Roaald C. McCallum
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PUBLIC NOTICE
RE -'
Remembrance Day
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11th
1 urge your support and' attendance 'at the
Conotaph on November 11th at. 12:15 p.m.
Harry Worsell, Mayor
Town of Goderlch
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The Curiosity Shoppe'
Antiques & Gifts
HAMILTON ST. GODERICH
GORDON FRASER CARDS, NOTES & TRAYS
GORDON FRASER CHRISTMAS CARDS
RHEO THOMPSON CANDY
CLOISONNE
GERMAN CLOCKS
DANCING DOLLS
UNICEF CARDS
Phone 524-6661
HOURS 9:3.0 - 5:30
CLOSED WEDNESDAY -AFTERNOON
Coffee served on Saturdays
FROM THE MINISTER'S STUDY
BY REV. G. L. ROYAL KNOX PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
In September I visited the claimed as we see in our mind's
Air Forces Memorial at .Run- eye the cold Atlantic and the
nymede in England for a very broad Pacific, and unnumbered
personal reason. There are oceans in our world: It is
recorded at Runnymede 20;000 heinous. this extraction of good
names of airmen "who have nc) life.
known grave." Later I was to During those early days of
visit St. Clement Danes on the World War II Winston Chur-
Strand in London, 'and again chill was to speak to his people
was confronted with the ghastly of "blood, svroeat and tears." At
cost of war. another place and in another
These- two visitationk but year Franklin' Delano
record the air casualties of Roosevelt was to declare, "1
World War II. Flow can we hate -war!" The exaction is
measure the cost when we take terrible. I was recently reading
int() account the other branches John Terrien's, "The Retreat
of the service, and when we Fram"Mons," an ancient battle,
contemplate the horrendous vintage 1914, and of how that
price paid in World War I? one blow skimmed off the
The purchase Brice of how we cream of an army. There is no
live today was exacted in body, glory in war. The medals are
limb and blood. Words like - meaningless unless one realizes
Somme - Passchendaele - Caen what lies behind them. War is a
- Falaise - Vimy Ridge - , Il curse on mankind and is rightly
tumble upon aur ears with a aligned with famine, pestilence
certain sombreness. In Flan- rind plague. Yet, in this very
der's fields the . poppies moment, in the Middle East,
;blow......" spoke of crosses "row we see armies confronting one
on, row" and recorded for another with the very latest
posterity the feelings of one material, ready to rob of body,
soldier -doctor, Col. John limb and blood. What does it
McCrae 'of Guelph. all mean? What can it mean?•
We must also meditate upon • It 'means, for i►ne thing, than
the' lives that the seas have there is war in the hearts of
GODERICH SIGNAL -.STAR, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 19'73 PAGI y/4.
Free Methodist
youth night
The Free Methodist Church
in Goderich was .the point of
impact Saturday evening
November 3 when a packed
bus, and other vehicles stormed
in bringing an evening
musical entertainment, as well`%
as spiritual blessing and
challenge..
;The local youth, under the
able direction of their leader,
Mrs. Viola Haines, were,well
prepared for the invas is ,
from»,.,,,M.ars, but from' the.
Wallenstein Bible ' Chapel in
Wallenstein near` Kitchener.
After the guests numbering 65
had registered, the local
president Doug Nicholls opened
the evening service welcoming
the visitors.
As a means of getting
acquainted, a time of greeting
at least three people nearest, by
good "Old Fashion Hand-
-shaking" was introduced. -
The • Martin :Family wound
up the evenings program with a
couple of new numbers
followed by a- devotional by
Don 'Wiens, centered around
Matt.16: 23-25 presenting with
impact the Scriptural mandate,
that "...if any man will come af-
ter me, let him deny himself,
take up his cross, and follow
me."
• Hot coffee and chocolate
• with a variety sof "goodies"
arranged for under the direc-
tion of Miss Janet Bodges, was
the center of attraction during
a time of fellowship held in the
-lower • auditorium.
of
Mr. Copp served in France
with the Canadian Ex-
peditionary Forces during the
First World War. He was a
member of Parthenon Lodge.
Chatham and the Windsor
Chapter Rose Croix and Moore
Consistory, 32 degree, Masonic
Order.
He is survived by his wife
Mary and three daughters Mrs.
J. (Florence( Cutt of Goderich;
Mrs. W.S. (Eleanor) Widdifield
of Windsor and Mrs. John
(Cathleen) Graf of Goderich.
Mr. Copp is also survived by
eleven grandchildren and a
sister Mrs. Peter Fisher of Clin-
ton. - -`
Interment was in Maitland
Cemetery at Goderich.
Instant
Friendship
The warm greeting of
your Welcome Wagon
hostess with "The Most
Famous Basket in the
World" will introduce
you to our community
and start you on the
way toward new and
lasting friendships.'
if you are .new in town.
call
clifthme ion.
524-6086
Phone
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Wien. There is conflict and st rife
evident every day of the year.
There is a resistance to recon-
ciliation and a conscious
failure to Seek peace. There is
the schoolyard. There is the
,market -place.. There is the
street where you live. There are
the daily confrontations of
people with. people. People are
warlike. Some situations are
mere skirmishes, others are
battles in Jfull-cry. Where one
man -is constantly tretl'ding over
the bodies and career, of other
men to get to the top - there is
war! Where stratas of society
bloom and flourish - t here is,
war! War (appeareth) the
inalienable right of man.
What ‚have we left? Religion'?.'
Politics? Economics? Or, what?
In all there is the seed of war. I
stop at Christian Faith hoping
that it will infuse the rest.
Peace is not a commodity to be
bought `from a merchant. It is
not gleaned from books. It is
not learned in the classroom..
Even the continual urgings of
sermons cannot • bring about
peace.
Unless...unless. .suniet Ening (c -
curs' within...as' a result
of.. -could be '(•-rmons, or
1)4)111 ice, or economics, or
religion. We must consciously
r•., :I nil .k n„w pea, e 80» bri
desirable. 1t roust Hood our
he Ings as somet hint; we cannot
resist. 'There must be a force
behind it that 1, undeniable.
Jesus -said, "Peace I leave with'
you, My peace I give unto you:
not as the world giveth, give I
unto you.” He spoke of
something that was personal to
Himand could he had through
a relationship with Him. It
meant wellbeing incl goodwill.
It meant capturing as one's
own the feeling of Jesus -for
mankind
Peirce can rea1Ivs r►nly he
known through faith. This
rhea ns identification with
Christ .Jesus. it means
becoming the prisoner of love,
His love. It has been said by a
very able roan, "Woe is me, `if I
preach not this gospel_" Paul
meant that he, had tasted and
seen and woe he his if he failed
in his course... Has course- was
that of the Gospel, 'rind that
meant peace within, and peace
for, those without.
SUNDA Y
SERVICES
LUTHERAN SERVICES
Robertson Memorial School
(BLAKE AND ELDON STREETS, GODERICH)
SUNDAY SCHOOL - 9:30 A.M. •
WORSHIP SERVICE 11 A.M.
Pastor: Bruce Bjorkquiat
333 Eldon Street, 524-6081
'I'hr'rvInre ttii•-,;;oncrtlrlr' Ihrtl (1 Wino Ir1ith +trlhout
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
(Baptist Convention of Ontario and Quebec)
MONTREAL STREET near The Square
REV. W. H. McWHINNIE F:R.G.S.
Organist: Mr. Frank Bissett
9:45 a.m.•—Sunday School
Sunday 11 a.m.
"ARE YOU GROWING IN GRACE"?
The Pastor Preaching
Special Music
Wed. 8:00 p.m. Prayer and Bible Study
This Church accepts the
authority of God's Word
ALL ARE WELCOME
The Free Methodist Church
Park St. at Victoria Pastor: H. Rosa Nicholls
Phone: 524-9903
10:00 a.m. Be part of a growing Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Men & Missions
6:30 p.m. Bible Study and Outreach
Everyone Welcome
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
BAYFIELO ROAD AT BLAKE STREET
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EVANGELISTIC -- FUNDAMENTAL
REV R BRUBACHER. Pastor
10:00 a.m. - BIBLE SCHOOL FOR ALL AGES
11:00 A.M. AND 7:30 P.M.
GUEST SPEAKER: DR. WALTER HUGHES
ILDERTON, ONTARIO.
6:30 P.M. - Y.P. WORD of LIFE CLUB
WED.' 8 P.M. — MIDWEEK SERVICE '
REV. SILAS McFALLS WILL PREACH
WELCOME TO THE FRIENDLY CHURCH
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Knox Presbyterian Church
THE REV G LOCKHART ROYAL. B A • Minister
THE REV RONALD C McCALLUM, Assistant
WILLIAM M CAMERON. Director of Praise
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1973
10:00 a.m, Senior School
11:00 a.m. Divine Worship
sermon:
"REMEMBRANCE IS SOMETHING YOU DO"
(Nursiry and Junior Congregation)
Alter Church - Cenotaph - Wreath Laying
Enter to Worship
Depart to Serve
Sask. mother representative
A 78 year-old widow from
Kipling, Saskatchewan,. will
represent Canadian
motherhood here as the nation
remembers its war dead on
November ll. She had eight
children in service,
were killed.
Mrs. Margaret Santo
look at a Wrap of Saskatchewan
arid find traces of her dead
suns. Sant() Bay and Sante,
Island were named after
Robert and John, both Id whom
were killed in the RCAF during
World War II.
Three Santo daughters and
four sons served in the RCAF'
Robert Sant() was killed in
England in 1942.• John died
over Europe in l941,' David ser
ved with" the Alouerte
Squadron and Carlyle joined
the RCAF in 194:3.
A fifth son, Edward, was too
and two
can
young to join the regular ford
but served in__ the Non-,
Permanent Active Militia.
Mrs. Santo will 'place one of
the seven official wreaths at ,the
national war memorial.. Her
wreath will follow that of the
Governor General. This year
the ceremony will be televised
at 11 a.m. E.S.T. in the western
time zones.
WILLIAMS
CEMETERY
MEMORIALS
And Inscriptions
Stratford - Ontario
Bob McCallum
. Representative
11 Cambria Rd-, Goderich
Phone 524-7345
MRS. FERN BA
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SUNDAY SCHOOL — 9. 5 ,.M.
FAMILY WORSHIP -- 11':OC A.M. �.
EVANGELISTIC SERVICE .. 7:00 P.M
524-9341
WEEKDAY Home League (ladies) Wed:. 8:C.O p.m.
Prayer & Bible Studies Thurs 7:30 p.m.
OFFICERS - CAPTAIN G. HEP,BEFi - CAPTAIN M McKENZIE
"All Are Cordially Invited to Attend -
Si. GEOG:
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11. 973
REM EMBr /NCE .= ,"
Holy Communion at 6:30 c.m
Morning Prayer & Sera?or
Nursery & Sunday •Schoch f+�,
Rector: Canon G.G
Choirmpater-Organist: Jonepti B. i-iordmman
COME -TO A GROWING 5 ON'!.IY ►SCOL
-IF YOU NEED A RILE WE +-tA ,'E ^{ G'1S
Bethel Pentecos! T3erriac1e
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Affiliated with the Pentecos;ai Aslembilefs., of Canada
CORNER OF ELGIN and WA i ERLO::» QTS
REV PETER G ST DON Pastor
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11. 1`7
1000 a m SUN; 4Y SCHOOL'
11:00 a.m.—AiORNtNG WORSHIP
7 00 p m EVENING. SERVICE
Tues. 8:00 p.m.- BtBl.E' STUDY A''IT) PRAYER
Friday 7:3.0 p.m.—Youth Service
"You can be too "Big" for•God to 09C' but you c*nnot be too
"Small"!
For further Information about church 5crvices call 524-8506
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Victoria Streef Churct)
HOUSE OF FRIENDSHIP REV LEONARD WARR
10 A.M. — Blblo School For Al; G rnde8
11 .A.M.-.REMEMBRANCE DAY WORSHIP SER VICE
Sermon:- "PACIFISTS & REALISTS"
BENMILLER UNITED CHURCH
'1:30 P.M. - R.D. REMEMBRANCES WORSHIP
SERVICE & BiBLE SCHOOL
8 'P.M. MUSICAL- PROGRAM
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Pray For The Marney Patterson Future Cruoade.
North Street Uit Oiurch
REV ROBERT L R,AY114ONT
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1973
10:00' n.m. - 10-14 year olds
11:00 a.m. - Babies to 9 year olds
11:00 a.m. - Morning Worehlp
REMEMWHANClE DAY SERVICE
uuest Speaker:
The Rev. Canon K.E. Traylor
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Lorne H. Dotterer - Director cf Music
Miss Clare McGowan - Alssistont Visitor
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