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Last week I . was ire,.,. -T runto
attending a seminar in a very
depressing part of the city,
Spadin• o: d pprth of Bloor,
Most o' '•+buildings are old,
many of the. crumbling and
right now the bleakness of the
area is fortified,, by the fact the
gibway is being extended up
padina. Huge machines pound
and bite into the streets as they
belch put smoke and fumes,
The noise vibrates through the
buildings an .penetrates minds
and bodies. Grit and dust sift in
to cover everything. .
:While I was there the heat
and humidity stuck us to pur
chairs causing usto lift the
varnish every time we got up
Worst of all, we couldn't slee}J
through. the noise of the traffic
that roared past our window
until three a.m, and started up
again at half past five:
The day after the event was
GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR t,HURSDAY, JULY 31,1,915 -7 -PAM 9A
The .Gospei Road'
They wouldn't be aware there
.are rrlany lush green areas in
the city and certainly wouldn't
h.ve a� clue of anything 4i's
s ectacular as University
Avenue.' they:, woulddepart
reporting, it was one of this
ugliest cil,ies ori the glebe. .
Of course", both parties would
be right., Parts of Toronto are
ugly almost beyond telling,
while others are so lovely they,
tori, defy de.scription•
So it is with life and the world,
around us, Part of it is sordid :..
so despicable •we sometimes
begin to think there's nothing
good left • and so we cease to
explore for the thing hat are
pleasing. We become depressed
by all the bad we hear, The
morning paper or TV -newscast
leaves us so low in spirit we„are
tempted to sigh; to give op, and
accept the statement the world
has gone to the dogs.
Mr. and Mrs. C:J: Cowan
ed at Middleton
1)ea-iTf3c lends,
"It anyone is 'in Christ, he.is,a
new creation, .old has
1)as,e(1. away': behold, the now:,
has come" .(2 Corinthians 5: 1
RSV) . I- -
By Glenn Rittinger
preparation of the' film may be An
read in.tht' hook: but the. music td
of "The Gospel 'Road.''" i '-"tl•i;Y - to
His hands (,:ould form a
-true. Enough' to stand
Net.
own topic„this week, __ ._.. w And Ht' might have spun His
"An eloquent expression of lift' nut in the coolness of the
tin honest, somewhat un- mornings
conventional view 'of Jesus But He put aside His tools and
Christ, It is the story of,Jesus He walked the” burning high -
set to han)u and guitar rather ways
�.w
,than violin and harp and the To build a house for folks like
result is a forceful masculine you and nl,'
version of Jesus who .is corn...
He Turned thc•Wuter into
'wiling and strOng•..'(The New Wine" is the title' of a song
Johnny Cash) �: � �+tVlic'h tells of several of Jesus'
The words of Isaiah 9 arenSl�l'ir('ll's, IT1f'la.lded i's the
ve'rses'
echoed in "I-YI'itiSe the Lore, 'al'l' the miracles of walkingon
.capering song of the two }u' seer Of Galilee, calming the
record set (Columbia). Johnny. storm, healing' Clic lepers, Sings "The people that • , .feeding the hungry multitude -
walked in the darkness �- ' "with tt' little bit of fish trod
Ha VC seen a great' light, they
that dwell in the'' land of the bread, they said everyone was
fcL1: He fed the hungry
hath the light Shined' bright• multitude.
shadow-, ut' - death, -upon them
oVer,•I hired a taxi early in the r But if we will look for•it we m t)n Mery 9, 1'9 1, Johnny With this introduction to the life Rycor, .> with t.1
hi
drive me to the will find beauty and goodness Lighted c-andelabra and groom, and "the .,ushers were
Cash sat in a p�'�4' of a small
morning • to y g brother of the , of Jesus Christ "The Gospel_ of piano, bubbling ware
The kind taxi'man routed stfrroundin g us on•'cvery�•sttdeN bisk,ets,,of pink 'gladiolas, 'blue George Cowan, 1 erlTccot it churcil just outside ftc,itd" he ins• singing birds,
me down University Avenue Cunccr red and loving people pc)nis and white shasta daisies,. groom and Stewart Wise, hit, by i Ile'. '"1:114 preacher �1 a g d a 'One' s p o
mef h bride.v
win m•
h ministry
ora g
ground'
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.tr'y
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y� attention to still make up the' We provitl�'d the setting, at St. brother o the finished ilk seril�u)n ,and began "Summarizing the r - testimony and witness is sung
•ren. In the d to do t an air of hri 7ht Tames Anglican Church, • Fdllowfng the ceremony, the tc, alike,naltar call, appealing of Jesus Christ, the title. song }��, ,tulle Carter (Mrs. Johnny
be 5 nee a p €
everythitrg to
it was a optimism rather than black Middleton, on •Saturday July guests were entertalnE d at the to the congregation to come "The he Gospel Road tells of i lis C.
morning sunlightp h "b d parents 3 K }' down
L
yy.
Kris Kristofferson's "Help"'
is the musical plea to Jesus of
' John 3 and the
PN icode,mus of
adulterous woman of John 4, •
and of Jesus himself to His
Father as "h,,c `approached his.. '
oWn death.
"Lord ielp me walk another
mile just one'nlorc mile
I'm tired of walking all alone
Lord help nus to smile another
smile just one more -smile
I know I just can't make it on
illy own.
The last days of our Lord are -
re'lated in songs such as "The.
Last Supper- ,.Lord is it I?"
and "The Bur•den,of Freedom'',
"Lord heli Ilse to shoulder this
burden Of freedom. ,
And give ole the courage to be
what I alit
'And , when I 'am wounded by
those who condemn me
Oh Father forgive thein,; The,Iy
don't understandr,,L'.
''The -Gospel Road' -con --
eludes with a ,flashback.' to
Dish). Jun(: as Mary, tells •of ''Je us 'av is a Carpenter': but
` � , .12th tit p.m, for the pretty home of the bride's s pa s down fi•c)nt irnd mak things being "I oro o a Virgin oHis''�
glorious sight. pessimism. g g her meeting'with Jesus and v\ with u'differente,. Johnny Cash
summer wee lir�'g; •uniting in _boom ..the. formai .reception at with God. Bytlllehynr,:. l�'vcr' ii rlltln Spoke instructions to "Follow Me'
During a conservatiuxl.,'right •
sinf,s ' '
the Avenue is recently someone- remarked, marriage-, Barbara Jean Wise the White. -Carnation at "Johnny .Cash • stood "u like this thein, walking down the
boulevard; y , • p. where I go, and what• I do, and Curly again now, Jesus be u
oil ;ins "Do ou.know that tri America ��,�ind Christopher John Cowan, Hc)lmesville, 'where the guests stepped in the aisle and walked gospel road..going to tell the
graced by glittering b d >� y
one of which appeared to be one mit offive marrrag Sen in The bride -is -the daughter of were received by the 'bride's } h e15 m our
uih fl len Jth h d
Divided by a centre
-off
did
who, I know. nlake It pal t f you carpenter among us
f' . e . d e L .. t pat t o me . •. 'There ore Chapels
ivurc �' To .which another Mr. 'and Mrs. Edward C. W16e mother w o wore a nor g, altur. '14:e knelt .he.'avily on the the synagogue t e r oa ► m,.,. discontent, cathedrals in our
constructed of blue ceramics. d, ; "C'huldren reminds us of the:
1'im d ``That's' rear! It • of RR 3, Clinton,rtd the groom gown of soft mint green jersey deep red carpet unci tri*his own fead...t�ti'u by two and thrE;c by
1 it street is lined with acted .. excl< e g thoughts ictus must have had Burrows- ,
'� n• four Out of five i the son of Mr. and Mrs,.' knit, .with txn• A-1rne skirt. The ��c,rds made a conlpletc' there, they : ��'alked in His g g
la.r c and small, some reflected mc,�i .s 1, ;, waist'.'•had"'a ' tith red thtiu,1 hr said, "Suffer the little And we dwell in Eiden man
g� . ,William A. Coin an,f Goderich. empire rr c f; in tett Gospel high
in Dais. Flower beds in in- marri'fig:e�s are hal di 7 p neckline. 1'hc':,
dedication of, in Flifc. tc • S 1 #'oc)t tsps p crosses c`iiildreI to come unto me and sie)ns •with Clic sand for our,
pi' . ', The dopble. ring ceremony„ effect at the high ec C,hi,ist•, y'•• 4 foundations '
titrate designs and vivid calors together. To me that's good they wi>.rf die on
5 " Iwas performed by Rev. George sleeveless dress had a little' So reads the �r face of`Sc otic • and ori spears �)f oleo.,:lout w h e n forbid them nos, for of such is ,
bedeck the avenue in sparkling- news in these difficult times. Y ff Rector of the sleeker with double bell sleeves. 1 4' l I the Kingdom of GEd'." And the raging water's rising.
You. sec's it adepends.on t '' - C• . h; fell back two more would g
syrr�metry. Fountains splash o , nee someone o build Mrs. rimmed with �Sw►ss guipure � , again, 1 Wallin down that h h d , • all around u5.
a
aisle, L
n few short steps to the wooden people now in Naztu•cth"•,.into to x
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1 h Y 11 I Duma o •, the Books I he New• Johnny as one L and the t un er s a L
Parish, and organist t , ;hy inspiring trot trot of a stat t h 1 ,:Children,d t
and dance to delight the-eye—your ,coir point of view.
y und�'rstand.,, rnd its all for One Won't .you come and b 1
lid "Be (a'f uud Sarah Stort_y, accompanied lace. Sh':,.wore; ,w_hjte '. uc great singer who found an even Gospel Ruad, `
and fascinate the senses„ Jesus sL g Mrs. Dot ot.h Dumont of cessories and %t corsage of pink and" One for all:..frct'm the house on rock again?
Sorel a visitor to Toronto cheer.
y ,,.. t l.ETLitc r faith. Within this hook The story of Jesus' life Johnny Cits'h. Thr. Gospel
L ondoi' :Who. sail "The' carnatrc white stephanotis . cr'rdle to the rive 'I wish we
• y g, ' pfi• continues in the. wurds'c�f Jesus g
.• a sort of.stor within a story,
Wedding Song "The Lord's and nab"y's breath, end' the )f the nlakln c ‘k.as .t at p
g t description €�
f Prayer' to '•
sweet, precious children,
_ whof �dvvork as a patents the bride looked Y fl l t nc'i� c,tc itron and of the h.
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Who had the oppot tunt,ty Esee this street woutd
mat C' enter chtild, 1111 behave like little Road. Good music,
only P d More �° rhing h`llr piece . , r.,
• t t' I T} C; 1 I d Iesus « t5 r G tr ptntct a
leave. ` '
,; � . , : , children, Gods little children,
believing the city was one of the Rev. J.S. VVoodsworth,'son o ra and the 'film 1r ,Gospel oa ' . i nd He
g -Given _in marritl e :by her °
most picturesque -in the World. a pioneer Method'i'st minister in gk lovel The grooms mother assisted, ' no do t '1 f -Johnny C'i5ti ' 'i worked with a saw and a
But what - ilio t those ' thir':'wes.t, once Dan ' r
might•see'onlc the drabness of stevedore in Vancouver before ' in a floor -length gown of sheer wearing a Dot'- engtl
Spadini Road? (And there becoming the founder of 'the organza. The bodice bad an sleeveless gown of pink printed : •.
were several at the conference CC -Y. .Darty in Canada. .inset square . bib :of pleated sheer .organza with empire . i
sheer, cnrtlined by ti .ruffle and, 'whist and -flared skirt, a.nd 4'
-who did . just that;, having dainty hr aid trim. The -neckline ,111 matching, coat with Peter, Ran
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i ttshed° to from•,Lh.c airport •<ind -I- -I-. + was offset by a ruffle also. The collar• and button tri'm', Shy
, hurried hack again as soon as'it ..•a
- - - � wore while .accessories and •a
tea
sl.ec,,,s ptrffcd-.deLteat�l! at the '
wase• oyer.). What about them? Nova Scotia's Annapolis jl3 )w and.gathered into a cuf f ' 'corsa'ge `b ,.carnations, !••\.••
Bob McCALLUM
Representative •
11 Cambria Ad.: Goderich
524=7345
Valley is trad.itionally� • a h wrist. The ufull circular • white stephanotis and" h'aby's I
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strotighbld of the , Baptist •skirt fell ,gracefully into a ` breath,. ' `
Church: chapel' . length 'train. Her The bride',s t�1h1e was centred i
headpiece G,was -•a ' matching with a three' ,tieered wedding
Juliet. cap which held her long cake. -
silk illusion veil trimmedwith • Rev. ' George, Youmatoff
matching braid. She carried a `presided 'as ' Master of
bouquet. cif . pink sweetheart Ceremonies and Dennis Kelly,
roses, white shasta :daisies. and . i rother-in=laws, of the bride;. ,
hluestephctnotis, . proposed the "toast to the bride,
Mrs. - Brenda.- Cleave af.... The music for the:dance .was,_. : .
Timmins, sister of the bride', `provided by the "Star Tre,x" I
was matrcin of • honour, and For a .motor trip to the West ",1
The light of men is Justice,
quench' it not- with . the
contrary , winds of- op-
pression and tyranny. The
purpose of j�ustfee is "he
appearance of witty
among men. c
For n or•e information
write:
BAHA'I `
P.O. Box 21.2, P.O. Box •334,
Goderich, Ont. Clinton, Ont.
Colborne Township' Cemetery
MEMORIAL �SERVICE
SundayAug'ust 10
2:30 e.m.
•-REV. L. WARR, Speaker
THE MacMILLANI'FAMIL Y Music,
Signed
D. McNeil,- Reeve
A.W. Hardy, Cierk
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SUNDAY SERVICES
'The family that prays together..,.
Stdys together
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BEREA-BY—THE•WATER .._.;
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Meeting at' Robertson Memorial School
(B lake and Eldon Streeter, Goderich)
SUNDAY, AUGUST'3, 1975
WORSHIP AT 11:00,A:M. "
IT'S A CRYING'.SHAME
Marvin L. Barz, Pastor . 524-2235
'Being justified by faith,, we have peace with God through our • t
Lord Jesus Christ' Romans 5, 1.., •
wore a floor-1'ength-"gown of .Coast, the bride changed into a ,�..",�r.�..\.•,.•.
printed sheer organza in soft • 'heige'pant suit with. brok' n and
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colours of'hlucs, and pink, The white polka dotted; collar and' 1
bodice-head.a scooped neckline, cuff's, flared jacket and self ries. !
_edged, vial white braid The in the hack. She wore brown ..
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'wedding bell' sleeves, .and' full yellow roses,' - %
tikid. rtl'he couple will he residing on '
Miss Christine^ -Wise, sister of the groom's farm at. RR 1 .1
the -bride, and Miss Debbie- Auburri,and the bride is a nurse
Hicks, of Blyth friend of• the on ' ,,staff at, the Goderich
bride, cvdr•e br'ideSti ids," and Psychiatric Hespittil,
,weresimilarly attired to .the ' Prior to her ' na irri tge,
Matron of honour, - ' ' Barbara' Was honoured at
They all wore pink hairpieces several_ showers 'given by St.
and carried nosegays of,pink James Middleton A.C.W.:
,pori anc1 white shasta dtlisies, neighbours ia`hcf friends; ;\goes ' :, .
' 'he groomsman was Don . Cowan :. Estelle and Tat Wise ! _,r
Walsh of Blyth, a friend of the and Sandra Kelly,
gown featured tin'empire waist, accessories,_ and _a corsage pf.
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HEAR
Rev, Dan Burkholder
Special Music by
The ClarkSisters:
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Huron Men's (hapel
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EVIL PREVAILS.WHEN GOOD MEN DU Nc` HINt,
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BAN UET`aON AUGUST 1 6
,,• with Dr. Eric t'is,el, and The Proverbs ',at
Westfield Restaurant. -
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
(Baptist Convention of Ontario and Quebec),
MONTREAL STREETcnear The' Square f
REV. W.H, McWHINNIE F.R.G.S.
Organist: Mr, Frank Bissett
9:45 a.m.-Sunday School
.11'Q;M.: WORSHIP SERVICE.
THE PASTOR, PREACHING
Currie
You wltl,be made welcome
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'Yours, His,
CR 'for GM
Don't just watch us grow Come and help us grow
Bethel Pentecostal Tabernacle
'Affili;at = with -the' Pentecoat-at--Assemiiii-es .p1. C.anatda
CORN,. ND WATERLOO STS.
REV OFE`I3 DAYRW P ,.. _. ...,
ASTOR
10:00 a.m. Sunday School
Free Bus Transportation
11:00 a.m. Morning Service
7:00 p.m, Evening Service
Are
'You
Reading
'The WELLS AT BOTH SERVICES
Cluotes? 'REV,.,
-Tues. 8:00' p.m, BIBLE STUDY AND' PRAYER
Thursday '6:45 pain. Children's Hour
Thursday 7;45 p.m.: _Youth Service '
"Tact is the art of.raising the brow; instead of the roof."
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THE REV G LOCKHART ROYAL, B A. Minister f.
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THE 'REV RONALD C McCALLUM, Assistant
WILLIAM M CAMERON, Director of Praise
,,. SUNDAY, AUGUST -3, 1975
Summer Woirship is at 10:00 a.m.
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The FMhd'Ch(Nursery Facrlrttes)
Free Methodist Church
Park, S1. at Victoria. Pastor: H. doss 'Nicholls I i
10:00 a.m. Sunday School-
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ST. GEORGE'S C H U R C
Everyone Welcome
„AUG. 3
` 'i 10TH SUNDAY AFTER TWIN•I.TY U
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I 1 8:30 a.rrt. -- Hn'ly Commun.lon
The Minister will preach4throughout August
Open -Sessions for Sunday $chool•child"re`n 041):00a.m.
Piper: Mr. Bertram McCreath
Refreshments on the Front Lawn after•the••Service'
r to Worship.. ";Depart to Se
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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
BAYFIELO ROAD AT BLAKE STREET
"EVANGELISTIC• - FUNDAMENTAL
REV'. R BRUBACHER, Pastor 1
10:00 a.m. BI'1-E SCHOOL`FOR AL'1tra-GE
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AND COMMUNION SERVICE ,� N
11:15 a.m. Wor-ship Service
7:30 P.M. ,EVENING SERVICE � . -
j Sermon: ):-1' °� "THE NEW BIRTH" ._1
i • "SALVATION BY GRACE THROUGH' • •
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( ! Mrs. J. Snider; Organist .8 Choir Director i
1 WED .8 P M. PRAYER MEETING
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North Street United Church
i The Rev. Ralph E. King, B.A.,, B.D., Minister.
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Miss Clare, McGowan - Visiting Assita►ith,'•
THE SALVATION ARMY r r Mr. Lorne H. Dotterer -Director of ,Music
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19 WATERLOO ST S. - 524-9341 ".T„ ra,u,nday Schqol dor ages 3 to
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SUNDAY SCHOOL - 945 A.M 1, !'
SUNDAY, AU GUST 3,1975'
FAMILY WORSHIP MOO AM r'
10 a•m. Holy Communion and Sermon
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The Rev. Will. Craven wilt officiate •j
Please Note Summer' Service time. i
Rector: Canon'
G.G Russell, B.A., LD.
Choirmaster -Organist:' Joseph B. Herdman „
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WEEKDAY Home 'League (ladies) Wed • 8'00 pm /.\\
j Prayer & Bible Studies Thurs 7.:30 pm % \
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! GUE'ST SPEAKER:
REV'. AUGUST MEAGHAM of Lond0l
Soloist: Mr. Grant Ellisoin
Nursery facititieS
OFFICERS - CAPTAIN G HERBER • CAPTAIN M'. MacKENZIE t
".All Are Cordl-"y invited to Attend" 1
Come and Worship with us'•
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