The Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-07-18, Page 231O THEE'FAREftLL
You. though 1 walk through'.the volley
ul the shadow.ul death, 1 A911 feornct
evil. for .1{'hoil all path me
a ,-23rd' 111.0.1M
MRS B.J. CHISHOLM MRS. ESTHER RAN'CE
Mrs••Esther Rance of Huron-
Mrs'.Elizabeth Jane -view died'there WednesdaY
Chisholm died at Huronview •Jug 19 at the .age of 97.'
July 13 at the age of '89. ► he was born November 28,
She was born at Kingsbridge 1876 in England and was a
June 29, 188.5 to Abraham and resident of Goderich for, 56„
Sarah.Henderson) Gauley.She , .years before moving to Huron
came to Goderich as a child. view four years, aglr, She was a
. She -was married September' rnember of St. George's.
'Anglican Church. „
She was predeceased by her
husband, Charles Henry Rance,
On July 12, 1969. Two
daughters, Ada and Nel'lie;also
predeceased her. Surviving are
one daughter; Mrs. Densil
. (Esther) Grist, Elliot Lake; and
'two -grandchildren.
Funeral service was .'atur•2
day;• July , 1t3 . at McCallum
Funeral Home with' Canon
G.G. Rustiell officiating.
Interment was in Maitland
Cemetery. Pallbearers were
Reg Venn, Don Ca mphel>l, PDon
Langridge and Wayne -Arthur.
C.J. NICH•OLSON
• Chester Joseph Nicholson, 96
Nelson Street. East, died in
Alexandra Marine and Ge,teral
Hospital July 13.
:He was born in Stanley
Township to the late Thomas
'and Susan (Stirling) Njch lion.
He was married in Stratford, in
1929 to the former Ellen` Reid
1, 1910 in St. Peter's Church,
Goderich, to William J.
Chisholm who predeceased her,
in 1950. She lived in Toronto'
for a few years and for the past,
four years ,has. 'resided al
Huronview.
She.w,.,..sa,.„.,,i ember of SL..
Peter's Church. .
Surviving are two daughters,
Jean Chisholm of Toron.to"arad
Mrs: Louis R. (Theresa)
Fulford, London; one son, 'en-
neth Chisholm, Gl,oderich; seven
grandchildren a and 12 great
grandchildren.
'•Funeral service was.Tuesil'ay,
July 16.at St. Peter's Ohurch
with Rev. Fr. R. Moynaban-of=
fic_ iating.
Interment was in St.' Peter's
Cemetery, Colborne Township.
Pallbearers were 'Mike Horn-
blower, • Ron Chisholm, Ian
'Chisholm, Ted Carney; Johh
Smith and Jack Marr..
Prayers* were said at Stiles
Funeral i-llome Monday evening
prior to' t -he funeral' service.
MRS. ADA ASHTON
Mrs. Ada Ashton, Goderich,
died Sunday, July 7 in Alexan=
dra M,ar'ne and General
Hospital following. a brief
illness. She Vas 90.
She was the former., Ada
, Stevenson- and.._ was - born
December 23, 1883. in Port
:4 Albert to •.Jame~ .an'd Margaret -
(Chambers) Stevenson. S''he was
a resident • of Colborne Town-
ship for -25 years, 'moving to
Goderich in 1950.
She was a • member of Knox
Presbyterian Church.
She was .predeceased by her
husband, George Ashton;. one
daughter, Mrs. Margaret Nath;
and tyr sohs, George • and•
James. '
„Surviving are two slaughters,
S,eldon (Violet). Ross,
Brucefield and Mrs.. Gil
(Florence). -O'Neil, London;
•four • sons; Roy, x, Lorne and
Harolds._.•.aiil., cif,-:Goder,iCh
Robert of Port,, Elgin; ..1.9
gra'ndihil'd•ren - ,and • 32 great
grandchildren; one. sister, Mrs.
Winona Munro, New.Westmi-
stem BC; :. and • one .brother,
James. Stevenson, Clinton.,
Funeral service- was .Wed-
nesday, July. 10 at McCallurn
Funeral Home with Rev. G.L:''
Royal ;-official ing.
Interment, was in • Colborne
"Cemetery,. Pallbearers were
"Bruce Ashton, : Stephen Park,
Wayne Var]storre, Dan Hill,
•Ralph Hill and •Jim' Rosi.
• Flowerbearers were Lau,rje
Hill, Dodie Hill,. Vicki Park
and Wanda Park. .
STEPHEN ROUSE
• Stephen Rouse of Goderich
Township died suddenly July
11 iti-Lucknow at the, age of 58.
. He was born October 6, 1915
•a
in East Waw_nosh Tcvailihip
-to Charles and Annie (Small) ,.
Rouse. He had resided' in
Goderich • for many `years and*
.was an auto. mechanic at' Rouse
Auto Electric until the recent'
,.sale of the business.
He, was an, adherent of the
.Anglican Church."
He is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. Robert (Beryl)...
'.Faulds, 1111.15 Clinton and•Mrs:
Robert . (Anne' Ada) Roth, '°Kit -
'd ener; four grandchildren; •
l:hree sisters, Mrs. Viola Gold
stein,- Miami,, ,Florida; Mrs.
'Fred f Elorence) . Bowen;.
Goderich . and Mrs.' -Sally
Thomas, Niagara -on -the, Lake;
an'd two brothers, Ernie of Nor-
wich and "Edward (if Blyth.
-.Funeral service was Sunday,:,
July 14 at..Stiles Funeral Home
with Canon O, 3. •Russell .of-
(iciating. interment; :was in
Blyth 'Cemetery., I • 4.
who survives him. He has lived
in Goderich since his marriage
and was a member of the-.
Brethren Church.
Funeral service was at Stiles
Funeral -Home, July 16 with the
,Rev. W.H. McWhinnie of-
ficiating.
Interment was in Bayfield
Cemetery. Pallbearers were
Gladwin Westlake; -. W I` av
Linnett, •:Milvert Reid, Jaynes'
McIntosh, Jim 4 eid and Clif-
ford Greer. '
•
Port Albert
ACW plan,
summer
«thar
•
, The' Port. Albert Christ
Church Anglican, Church
Women' held their .July
meeting at \,the. home of Mrs.
Elmer Graham in Goderich.
The nrleeting opened with the
President, Mrs., Alma'. Black
giving the call to worship.'
A ,poem "God Who^Touches
Earth with Beauty” was read
by Mrs. Clara Draper, and the
Scripture Lesson was read by
Mrs. Ann . Livingston. Mrs,
Alma . Black gave "the
meditation.
The minutes of . the last
meeting were read and
correspondence was dealt with:
--A: poem written by Mrs: Ann
-Livingston, was read 'by„. Mrs.
Alma Black er•tditled "The
Altar' of Christ . Church."
The roll call was answered
'with 12 members present.-
The
resent: -'The Health and • Welfare
report was given'°by Mrs. Clara
Draper and , the treasurer's
report was ,given by Mrs. Villa
Petrie.*. '
Business followed which .in-
cluded the lunch,,.:•for: •the•
Cemetery Ser ice on Jul_y''14,
and the bazaar on July -2,, '-
The ladies of the . hurch are
also planning " a community 7,
shower for bride-to-be, ' Miss
Charene, Adams which 'will be
held'on July. 31 in° the church
basement, q
A contest "was conducted 'by
Mrs. Alma Black and was won
by Mrs: Ann Livingston. A
reading vti'as `given by Mrs.
Viola Petrie "Dignified - Who
Me?" The meeting closed with '
prayer followed by lunch, served..
by.1he, hostess. '
ComfflssIonIoq service
The Lutherans of Goderich and vicinity saw the culmination• of their hopes on Sunday as
Pastor Marvin Barz was'officilally commissioned as fulltime pastor of the local mission,:The
service was held at Robertson Memorial School and Was Attended .by over 1.00 persons. From
the left are The Rev. R,E Knoll; Executive Secretary for the Ontario District, Lutheran Church
Missouri Synod whQ delivered• the sermon; The Rev, Albin Stanfel, President of the Ontario
District Who was in charge of the commissioning procedures; The Rev. Marvin Barz; The Rev.
Herbert °Kriieh, Seebach's Hill -Wartburg; The Rev. Erwin L. T'epicer, Stratford; and The Rev,
V.ernoriThreinen, Mitchell,. Pastor Barz, his wife and six of their seven childreri have•taken up
residence at 22 Suncoast prive in Goderich. (staff photo) •
11
This is `the season for wed-
dings and 'each week our paper
shows pictures of happy couples'
embarking. on a new life
together.
,Recently I heard about a
happening at a wedding that
caused an unusual stir and a
few chuckles. Lt'.s,something the
couple will likely remember
above everything else when
they celebrate their future an-
niversaries. .
It was: a particularly ° large
and_ impressive ' assembly of
be tut ifull,v gowned
bridesmaids, a very beautiful
bride, a handsome groom; best
man, and a splendidly.a-ttired
group of ushers and c her,at-
tendant"5, Each of the young
ladies carried a bouquet and
each of the men had a•„bouton-
niere. The' little .flower girl,
aged about four, held a,d'ainty
basket • of multiflowe.rs. The
group :made.. a magn'ificent.p-
pearance acros.s•the front of the
church. •
After the Organ stopped
playing everyone waited in
silehce for the minister' to
begin.. ',Just 'then 'the little
flower girl, noticed he had no
flower and not wanting him to
•be Overlooked she called out to
v
but :she :was quite.rightin one
thing t.hat..God should not •be
overlooked or forgotten. at a
wedding.
If'a marriage. is to•be really
happy, blest and successful, the
parties involved• must not
neglect to •provide a meaningful
place for God and religion.
It is only .God's blessing that
can really • Sanc*tifv .and make
holy a lasting marriage :con-
la-acted
on-'t;,acted between a •man -and
.
woman, a
was in sympathy, kindness and
understanding 'for simple
people that , Jesus acted and
changed water *into
-Jesus was niit .. a„' severle,
-,,austere kill joy. ,He lived to
'share i'nthe °happy rejoicing Of,
a wedding -celebration. To have
1-liin and His Father at .your
wedding' is. to invite -lasting joy
and happiness.
A Marriage may be not much
more than a -contract of•mutual
understandi'rik and commit-
. ,1nerft, plus, a• pleasant • social'
gathering if it does -not, have the
presence of God.
In a truly Christian '.marriage
God is not forgotten.• Love, af:
.fecti'on , and . mutual corornit-
ment of the marrying couple is
• sealed in t tie• renewed commit•••' °
-men( :in which they give them -'-
'
hem=-
' selves to God,and His will for,
them. , .
Now, some people, would be
suspicious .that to give.
God a
predominate .place at a w,ed-
ding would be to- cast a gloom
• Over the ----affair when in fact
' evidence points to just the op-
posite. - • " •
Rem -ember when .lesbs attend
'the rest of the party in a clear,..- •jdeed the.wedding at Cana and
rin6ng, childish voice; 'cLook, ° lthe host, inadvertently ran out
we forgot God. . • . give Jiim • a .• of wine:In the East,'hospitility
flower too", and taking'a posy was a sacred duty 'and 'to run
from her own basket she tried ''out of wine on such•an.impor-
to reach it'up Lo the minister. ' tant occasion would bring em
• It ,rnau be That the religious barrassemnt, shame.. and
training .of the little girl •had?s*- humiliation to the family. It
.n.ot been very :clear 'for, het( to'
mistake the minister for God
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GQPERZCH GNAL-3'I'AIFZ, THUROD4Y, JUIN ..18, I074 -,PAGE 9
A recent. Sunday., morning
worship service at First 1 a'p.tist
Church in Goderich. „was attenv
ded by about `i d0 young -people•
from the Baptist Church Camp,
Hermosa, just north of _.town.
With their. 'counsellc•)rs, the
young people were responsible
for the :service.
:'Thank God ,for„ what is
being done at Hermosa Baptist
Camp",—eo nmented Rev. W.H.
Mc'Whirinie following the
special service.
For
.M1N
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- Baptist Convention of OntarioThe .dein program is .:.a
and Qiviebev has cc.nducted a varied one,,Cmeeting. rhe needs°'
number of summer camps for of all, Fine camping ,provision'
bays and''girls of all agetr Fier: `js -found with., an, 'excellent
„mora is only one of them and'. swimming, pool and 'games and , "
this year as in,years past, many' craft facilities of the' very best:,•.
.young .people; have been Each day, marning'devptian$.
"coming into touch "with the and singing' is enjoyed by all
Christian faith and as .a result and j.he campfire ' at night
have made decisions for Jeau`s finishes every day with an im,
Christ", " • pressive session,
-
The fine weather,of the past
week has been ideal -for sight
seeing drives in the van, with «THE PURPOSE OF THE LAW”
WI',>'7i TAME . 81BLE
BY CORNELIUS, R, STAM PRES.
BEREAN BOLE SOCIETY
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS , 60635"
some of the programs being '
held out under the•tree', _, "Therefore by the deeds of the fens -e might ,abound” (Rom.
' Mrs. . Prouty of Exeter con- law there shall no ttesh be -juste- 5:2t ).
ducted a; Bible study and hymn Pied in ..His sight ." (Rom. "That • sin by the command•
sing on the front lawn' on 3:20). ment might become exceeding
Tuesday afternoon. V ' it is strange that so niany sin- sinful" (Rom. 7:13). . ,
Tyventy two' m�ui� bers of the cere,people can so misunderstand ''.It was added.,,because' of.
Over 90 Club ` their July God's written Word- as to suppose transgression" (Gal. 3:19).
Meeting in the north verandah that He .gave the law "to help us • This leads us to; the conclU•
to be•good" or "as a rule of life. ' sion:
on Wednesday. ntBeertaHowe', of The law was not -given .to help, "Therefore' by, the deeds of the '
the home Taff entertained with :.s t� be good, but rather to show lay,/ shall no flesh be justified in
accw.rdion music and a sing -a- • us that we are sinners and need°a his sight'' (Rom, 3:20). ' "'
,long: Aksisting „pwith rhe ac savior. Rom.' 3:22,23 says that Tris makes sense, for doinl�' a
tivities'w were volunteers Mrs. "there is no °difference, for all • few .good things cannot right the
Luckham, Mrs.'' Hanlv and have Sinned rand come short of wrongs we have done. Good is
Vaughan 'flunking., <>> • the glory of God How foolish, whatweshould do, hence should
They Clinton Centennial then, to look -t9 the law for help. not expect additional credit for it.
Band plated for a" concert on. It is not the function of the -law Bul, thank God, ''Christ died
. to ricin the criminal, but to con- for our sins", (1 Cox. 15:3) and
the lawn on family night. The' • denen• hies. _Thus• the Bible for o im all w. (I Cli.eve are just:• .—
leader of the band Rev. Dwight • teaches that the'law-was given: •fied" (Acts 13:39). ' -
Strain' and -his assistant Mrs. "That every mouth.might be "Therefore we conclude that a
Mary Hearn deserve a. great stoped, and -all the world 'Might pian is justifie.d by faith without
deal of crls lit far giving leader- Q, be brought in guilty before God" the deeds •o' the, law" (Rorty.
ship and training to the thirty (f2om..3:19):•y� 3:28),,,,.,,' ,-
young musicians and we hope For by .the law .is, the•k.nowl .' Believe on the Lord Jesus"
edge of sin".(Rom. 3:20). Christ, 'and thou shalt be saved"
they will find time to'visit., us •. ',The law entered' that the of- , (Acts •16:31). '
again this summer.
(B LAKE AND ELDON STREETS, GODERICH)
SUNDAY, JULY 21, 1974
Sunday School • for all ages :9:30 A.M. • '
• Divine Worship 11:00 A.M. •
Sermon: "THE -NAME OF VICTORY"
. Marvin ,I,.. Barz, Pastor •
22 Suncoast Dr.. W. 524-2235
"Preaching peace by Jesus Christ: He is Lord of alt" Acts 10:36
.FIRST BAPTIST- CHURCH
(Baptist Convention of Ontario,. and Quebec)
MONTREAL STREET near The Square
REV. W.H. McWHINNIE,F.R.G.S. •
Organist: Mi Frank Bissett
9:45 a.m—Sunday School -
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship
M1
TIieFree Methodist Church
:Park . St. at V jctoria Pastor:. H. Ross Nicholls
10:00 a.m.Be part of a gl'oviing^Sunday School S
_ .11:00. a.m. Morning Worship
Conference' Superih endent Rev. E.A. Cobper
7:00, p.m. Film,- "The. Word Became Flesh" .
Anyone needing bus transportation phone" 524-9903
• Everyone Welcome °
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
BAYFIELD ROAD AT BLAKE STREET
EVANGELISTIC FUNDAMENTAL
REV. R. BRUBACHER, Pastor •
10:00, a.tP, BIBLE,,SCHOOL FOR ALL AGES
For free bus transportation. please- call 524-9497 .
• . 11:00 B.M. Preaching Service -
7:30 p. m. • Evenin'q Service
The 'Pastor will speak at both services.
Wed. 8 P.M,. -, PRAYER MEETING .
Welcome to 'the Friendly Church
THE' REV. G. LOCKHART ROYAL, BA. Minister
THEREV. RONALD C. McCALLUM, Assistant
.- WILLIAM M. CAMERON, Director of Praise
SUNDAY, JULY 21, 1974
S,ainmer Schedule
t..Servide is at 10:00 A.M.
Sermon:°"MAN'S CHIEF END"
A(Nursonryl:Faciiities).
Fellowieshlp and refre$lhments -
p a after service on the, front lawn
Vaoetion Bible School,Ju,ly 29 to August' 2.,,
Enter to Worship Depart to Serve
THE ,SALVATION ARMY '
18 WATERLOO ST..S 524-9341
SUNDAY • SCHOOL —,9:45. A.M.
FAMILY WORSHIP — 11:00 A.M.
a EVANc E4ISTIC• SERVICE 7:00 P:M.
WEEKDAY Home League (tidies) Wed., 8:00 p.m.
Prayer .& Bible Studies-Thurs. •7:30 p.m.
OFFICERS - CAPTAIN G.' HERBER - CAPTAIN M. McKENZIE
• • "All Are Cordially invited to Attend"
ST. GEORG.E'S CHURCH
SUNDAY, JULY 21, 1974
-.6TH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY
' Holy . Communion at 8:30 p.m.-
, Holy Communion "and Sermon at 10 a.m.
•
c�a Nursery at .10;6.m.
.PLEASE NOTE CHANGE'OF TIME
Rector: Canon G.G. Russell, B.A. B.D.
"Choirmaster-Orgahist Joseph B. Herdmari
."Don't just watch us grow, Come and help us grow."
Bethel Pentecostal Tabernacle��
Affiliated with the Pentecostal ,Assemblies of C. -made
• CORNER OF ELGIN AND WATERLOO STS.
' 'REV. PETER G•,ST. DON, Pastor
SUNDAY, JULY 21, 1974.,
• 10:00 a.m.—SUNDAY SCHOOL
• Free Bus .Transportation •
11:00 a.m.--MORNING SERVICE
7:00' p.m;—EVENING SERVICE '
Q•1J 0' S? Thurs.' Children'sld' Hour 7-8 p.tn. every Thursday.
11 @
Friday 7:30 p.m. -Youth Sery"ice
"God ,sends us the Storms to. prove He is the only Shelter!".
,
(Psalm . 91:1-11) , •
• For further information about church Sprvice5, call 524-8506.,
HOUSE OF FRIENDSHIP _ - • REV,. -LEONARD WARR
,11:15 A.M. - Wership . service
Guest Speiaker: REV. A. FRY
Mrs; J..Sn,der,"Orgattist & Choir Director.
North •Street United Church.
The Ray. aRalp) E.'King; B.A„ B.0., Mirifst
.--Miss Clare fi1lctlowlotna, Visiting Assistant
Mr. Lorne H. Dottsrer - Director' of Music
SUNDAY, JULY 21, 1974
Worship, at:10:60 a.m. -
SermOn:
. a "ir,lyE . YOUR ENEMIES"
'Nursery Facilities and Junior Church •:(341! year olds)
,0 Eldest Soloist: Mr. 13iii Stiles
(coffee' wilt i* served i5ltv�rwft gilii iirvii )'
Coyne *id MForrlhlp with us: