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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-08-07, Page 2377, • 0 jHESE:fAEEtt oattka-' we/Amu:a" Have just read a little booklet the author. ^ balled 'Was Chicken Little It's natural for man to hunger Right?, by Gary Havens. You for a perfect world. • We want aaa..••40,mee,r•jken Little, the relief from filth., ugliness and . little bird who, when an acorn "pain-r.fr om"babies^•bei•r g'beate' . honked her on the head, started ' to death; love twisted into ; creaming, "The sky is ' falling!" The noise of her own hysterical voice frightened her *ail she became one terrified, ball of feathers. . There are many people today Who ,.like Chicken Little run" panic stricken shouting that the sky is falling and that the world is crashing to its end. It's hard not to agree' with them' When the newspapers continue to proclaim the ' world's sicknesses, and as Mr. Havens states, the crumbling „pjpeces of the 'globe disintegrate faster than we can glue, them back together. There is always TRAGEDY, ATROCITY, CRISIS, IMMORALITY. Hope seems to disappear like smoke. Change, change, Change un- °rterves•earth's passengers. Man's ' relentless search for mere pleasure and less pain Seems to be bringing about an "Yet aren't these basically. explosion of knowledge. the same questions we've Scientists say it's only amatter always had? Are - they' much eliminated and that harmful. of time before disease will 'be different from: If. -a-man is genetic combinations to retarded,. how ban God's. love eliminate births of babies with work in film? Or, How can the is Chinese hear of Christ ' in a tit•u though I walk Ihrqugh fhb volley" of thr .huduw of death 1 shull feor no I for rhuu art w,th me '»--YJrd. ,Psalm 1111111111111111111111111111111.1.111111.11111111111 sttiFAL,% MARGARk:T OSBALDESTON Sheila Margaret Osbaldeston, infant daughter of �n..�._.,Irl,rte•..-..;u�,d,.�.,a,,.Qll.,r Osbaldeston, Paisley, •died rape; men deliberately killing each other. I'm Sure God, too, would like to eliminate pain and violence, But the sad fact is,, M. Havens points out, we have , got fo:change our basic ,desires to be rebgls against God. Christians have always made much of the hope in the future. Even in the face of the'po'ssible terrors of'•the -new world, that. basic hope has not changed. Author Haven says, `'`We believe God is still in control, that He knows what the future holds. Still, some `-Christians may ask: If decisions are only so ' many chemicals in my' -- brain, what will we do if tI ey inject us with a `non' belief' drug? If man makes man, how will we believe that only God can create life? If the world is totally controlled, how will men ever choose to follow Christ? defec Already some doctors know bw to control certain behavior With electricity applied to the ,right parts of the 'brain. Non egression pills are being tested acrd used to manipulate aggressive behavior. Other' ,en are predicting the use of 1,,, arning pills, pleasure's Simulators genetic"surgery at will benefit. the human r ce. Many people "believe in the >ssibility that man . may reate' • man. Already more an 25,000 babies each year e born as a result of artificial semination. There is peculation about test-tube allies. Researchers ' have veloped a chamber that will eep`a lamb fetus alive for two ys. They say if the artific omb is perfected, . y`ty tcheries will, be a distnct ssibility before the turn of the ext century. j3? a" process called cloning nan may be able to duplicate luman beings for specific urposes. (If one Bobby Orr i; exciting would a team' of tobby Orrs be more exciting?). ther men are working on the eory that by retarding the ging • process, man may `ltimately eliminate death i self, All this sounds a little scary? ho will control•the future we �• k? The ability to eliminate in is admirable, the power to good is ideal but when men in this power, who their termines what is 'good', asks nation where his name is outlawed? Or, What about the millions who have died never hearing about Christ? For now, in specifics,' they - may be unanswerable, but we depend on a just and loving God who created and control's the world certain of what He tells us: "I am with you always, even unto the end of the world ...' "What shall separate•us from the love of Christ? Shall brain control,. or cloning or cum- puters , or technology or eugenics -or the, conquering, by man of himself? No, in all these things we are more than conquerors through -Him who loved:us: For neither death, nor . life, .no scientists,'hor dictators,. nor powers, nor things present, 'nor • things to come shall separate us from the love of acid. " This' is not the time to panic. Nothing,- even the terrors ,that,. arise in our minds of "ati man controlled world, will make God lose His grasp on us. Chicken : Little's panic • was her downfall. In blind, sen- seless fear he was easily mislead by crafty Foxy Loxy who soon finished. her off in a tasty meal: As the ,acorns ,of the future fall, don't .panic. Study the speculations, ask questions, seek 'answers. +A few pieces of our world may crash down, but whatever happens hang unto the 'beli'e( that nothing can• separate.fron1 God.'s grace, His loving concern and protection.. WHAT'S NEW Al HU.RONV'tE'W Forty-six residents 'visited rcclea Haven at Walkerton Monday and all reported a ry enjoyable afternoon. The oup travelled by bus and rived at the bine at 2 p.m. �he residerrts were welcomed Mrs. Evelyn Husay, creational- Supervisor and a: •h WELCOME SERVriTc1 t Would like to call you with ousewarming g ifts• , .and in - „formation about your new -'cation, The Hostess will be fjjj>ld, to arrange your subscrip- tion to the Signal -Star "COIL her at 524-1854 resident of Goderich before nu>ving`to Huronview. ,r She was a member of Knox Presbyterian Church, the Women's Missionar ' Society 1cere an t -e. oderich Saturday, August 2 at' her Women's Institute. She was predeceased by her ho In• addition to her pa'r_ents, husband, Roy H. Charmers on she is survivedby two sisters, January 15, 1974. Rhonda and ' Gloria; her, Surviving are two daughters, grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs• William (Alice) Porter, Amos Oshaldeston of Goderich Goderich Township and Doris and Mr•' and'Mrs.,G, 0. Mullen of V'nastra: four sons, Harold, of 'Kincardine; and hergreat Elgin and Thomas, all of grandmother, Mrs. J. C. Mullen Goderich and Kenneth of of Bruce.leaHaven, Walkerton. Wingham-: and 13 grand- ' A . 'private family funeral—children, service was conducted at the Funeral service was Sunday, McLennan Funeral Home in August 3 at McCallum Funeral Kincardine Monday, August 4. Home with ,c. Rev, G. L, Royal Interment was in. Kincardine officiating. Cemetery. ' ,Interment was in Maitland . Cemetery- Pallbearers were all ALBERT B. KITTON grandsons of the deceased, Bob Albert B; Kitton, Huronview, Chambers, "Bill. Chambers; Paul Chambers, Brian Porter, Terry Porter and Harry Chambers. died Suddenly Thursday,eJuly 31 at Huronview. He was 86. • He was born April 2$, 1889 in England•&to James and•Emma (Skippen) Kitton. He' came to JOSEPH ftEWITT Cana da"in 1911 and had 1-ived Goderich until moving to Huronview '18 month,5 ago. He `served with the 161st Battalion in the First• World War 'and was a V•imy veteran. He':was a member of Branch 109, Royal Canadian Legion and a past member of 'Goderich Lawn Bowling Club. ' • He was predeceased by his wife, the former Lena Walpole on•Ma•rch6, 1960. - Surviving are one daughter, Mrs• Edgar (Doris) Mallough, Goderich; two::.grandchildren, Mrs', Karen Sturdy, Goderich and Michail. 'Mallough, .Goderich; and three great grandchildren. Three sisters. and one brother of Mr: Kitton reside in England. Funeral service was at McCallum Funeral' Home, Saturday, August' 2, •with the "Rev. G. L. Royal officiating. Interment was in 'Maitland Cetrietery. Pallbearers were Ernie Allen,•Jack Mabon, Sam Duckworth, AI'vin G'ilders, Jack Videan andKen Mullen. A Legion Memorial Service was held at the funeral home Friday evening. MR.JEAN CHAMBERS Mrs, Jean, Chambers, HCiropview,' died Friday, August 1 at. Huronview., She ,was 86. The former Jean Johnston, she was born April •21, 1889 in .Goderich Township to Thomas and Elizabeth (McKee) .rohnston. 'She was a lifelong following a short tour ,of the Home, were entertained with a variety program consisting of' - accordion numbers, vocal duets, ,,tap dancing, old time, music witl7.,several taking part in some of the dancing and a sing a long. A delicious lunch was served in the dining room before the • group returned home. The Seaforth Braless Band led • by Doctor Toll entertained with a concert on family night. Tlio band of ' 20 'mefnbers was ,composed. of musicians from Brodhagen and Dashwood as well as from the Seaforth area, . An 'added feature of the Tuesday evening concert was guitar and vocal selections 'by - Patty O'Rourke and ''Tricia Hicknell•with accordion numbers by Vicky O'Rourke. . Ed Stiles of Goderich played an hour of organ music Thursday afternc on and ac- companied Betty Rogers with several vocal solos. • Township, died Thursday, July 31. in Victoria Hospital, London, as the result rif an automobile accident July 6, 1975. He wa.s 62. He was born August 1, 1912 in England to Joseph and •Alice (Graham) Hewitt. .He • served with the RCAF for 24 .years, retiring March 1964 with the rank of W02 He was a dispatcher with the Goderich Police Department at •the time «'if his death. He is survived by' his wife, the former Margaret Whyte; -two, daughters; ..Mrs. 'George (Margaret) Hetherington, ItKingston and Mrs•. Kenneth (Ba•rharii) O'Gorman, Sud- 'hury; five grandchildren; and one- • brother, Albert Hewitt, Hamilton. Funeral . service Dear Friends,' As you probably know, in the last decade, there' has been a 'proliferation of individuals and groups entering the imp music' field. One of the basic goals of these grbup,,s is to cut a record fora mmainy• Youbig girlsnae singcowpl 11 really well, and we argprepared to offer you a contract to sing pop ..-rr�t�•s'i•c-�ori.ou�r,.l•ab�:'•l.!� .. .,r � .......... Imagine how excited many young merl and women would. be 'to'hear • these words especially when -stated by animportant man in a major film and record company! - I'd like to share with you, this week a little portion of the lives of two young ladies who heard these' words spoken t� them and after prayerful consideration saki, "Thanks, but no thanks." You see, in the offer, there was one short word which didn't fit God's plans for their lives. The word? "Pop'. The three letter contraction for popular, Sharon and Sandra Learnig area Gospel musicians , while'. they would have been happy to sing for the man, he said that his company' did not record Gospel 'music.' ,,.. • - J oseph - Hewitt;-- - -GiodeFieh•”" w asp. Saturday, , August 2 at McCallum 'Funeral Home with the - Rev. G. L. Royal of ficiating. Interment- was in Maitland Cemetery. • Pallbearers were George Bacon, Roy Mugford, John Hills„ Ken Anders'dn, Mery W niter and George'Low.• FOR. FAST RESULTS USE CLASSIFIEDS 524-833L Verily, through meekness, man is elevated to the heaven of power. If thou art seeking everlasting glory, choose humility in the path of God. . For more information write: P.O. BOX 212 GODERICH BA.HA'I P.O. BOX 334 • CLINTON i 1111111.1111111111.1111111.1.11111111 • f Colborne Township Cemetery MEMORIAL SERVICE SundaV, August 1O- '2:30p.m. REV. L-; WARR, Speaker THE M acM IL L AN FAMILY Music 'r1 Signed D. McNeil, Reeve 410ia,.Hardy, Clerk • • Sunday, August 10 HEAR Rev. Wayne Mclean. 8:00 p.m. • . • Heron Men's Chapel AUBURN " ink: EVIL PREVAIL.S\WHEN GOOD MEN'DO NOTHING 0 Don't Forget You"r Tickets fol BANQUET'O•N-AUGUST 1 6 with Dr. Eric Sisel, and The Proverbs- at Westfield 'Restaurant. 1�. GODERICH SIGNAL-5•TAR, `FWJRSDAY,AUGUST7,1975—;.PAQF Y' 'Glenn Rittinger Sharon, 20, and Sandra, 16, recently recorded by Big John tae- lie• -•d: ct rte rs7- rf--R ev-,-.a.n.d-w..•H•a.l. Mrs. Sam • Learning and now Sharon Learning, is a singer, live in Grassie, Ontario, near electric bass, and electric piano Grimsby wh•. re Sam is a player and songwriter in her minister in the Grassie Gospel own -right. She and sister Sandy Church. have made a record album The girls come by their in- called 'Just Passing Through" terest in music honestly For and of the ten song$ on the almost all of their adult lives, album, five were written by their parents Sam and Viv have Sharon. The girls si.ngin a style been musicians, although not which is appealing to all age always for the Lord. Sam and groups.;Jout especially to young :Viv started their professional people. careers with ' the Hamilton- Several of the selections on based Mainstreet Jamboree. the record address themselves From Hamilton, they moved on to those people who' have not to the WWVA Wheeling Jam- yet committed their lives to the horee, then to the Smiley Lord, In `the wards of Dave 'Burnett Show and finally to,the paw's "It's Your Choice" the Grand/Ole ()pry itself girls sing: rom the outside, the. "Now is the time to give your Learnings appeared successful fe to Jesus,Itr s -your, choice but from the inside, they 'kn.ew where you' 11 spend eternity. something was missing• from - And again in "No W is the their lives. The missing 'Time'', written by their father, dimension was Jesus Christ. —nye girls sing: Sam and 'Viv dedicated their "There's a time to reap ..• a jives to theLordand•froin'that tftrtt''tosow 'hut'right now is.the- time ..on used their talents to time to seek th, '.Lord',, spread His word—,through; To people who' sense a. music. • Gospel,, music • became a family affair ten , or so years ago when daughters Sharon and Sandra joined Mother and Dad in singing for the Lord. Constantly on the move, Sharon -andSandra found it necessary to do their high school program through the Ontario Ministry of Education •Corresporidence Program. The Learnings have made about 14 records and have written many of their own songs, some of.w,hich have been recorded ,by other ,artists as well..,,"Praise God for His . Wonderful - Love" has a ' missing dimension in their Lives,' Sharron ane Sandy offer advice in "Why Go On Ser ching" They sing: . '4'I've found just what you've been looking for... • The answer to your problems is Jesus ... Jesus has a way of satisfying In "He is iso Real to Me" >, Sharon and Sandy sing: "Now I've got a reason'to live and a hope within' my heart ... Re has taken away my emp- . tiness and now I'm feeling fine. • Up-tempo ' songs , are 'not missing with "Shepherd ",Take .Me• Home"; "Sing Unto. the Lord, and "He -is so•Real to Me" beautiful message'_ and was 'providing this dimension to the - album., w , Sums up Sharon's, philosophy of - life. In ,the' words of "lust Passing Through" : "I'm jtpst passing , through this world below Don't intend to make it a long stay I am on my way to heaven I know it'll be mythome•someday." Singing- and playing for the • Lord„.the Learnings have , obeyed the words of the psalmist when he said:. "Sing„forth the honour of His name: mal,se His prai,Se glorious. (Ps. 66:2 -KJ) ' Goodbye for now, God bless. Yours, His, rGR forGM 0 UP ERI NEN RIALS .004 •. a.5,0 • '..4 Bob MCCALLUM " Representative 11 Cambria Rd., Goderich 524-1345. •• .•• ••a•• .•• •• •••••..•••• •.• •• \s0.44.41,4•...1,440• •-••••g••-••••••-•••••• •• •• •wz.• •• .•••••4•1•.••-•••••-•• •.--.....-......—•••••••••••••• • ••-•••.• •...44•••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••.. •• .....•i.•\.•x•.1.•1••. ••\.•• •� SUNDAY SERVICES The family 'that prays together., ,. ; Y- ;:� Cy 1 I BEREA. BY THE-WAT-ER t •. LUTHERAN CHURCH Don't lust watch us grow Come and help us grow Meeting . at Robertson Memorial School ! % (B lake and Eldon Streets,• Goderich) ( ,,% SUNDAY, AUGUST 10, 1975 % Sunday School for all ages. 9:30 a,.m. I i ' Worship at 11:00 a.m• . , . Sermon: "A PLACE TO STAND" • Marvin L. Barz, Pastor 524,2235 "Being justified• by faith, we have peace with God through our • Lord Jesus Chrlst" Romana 5, 1 % 1 •••••••••"•••-• • .•,-••••••••••••••••-•;,••-••-••••••-1.41,0•••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••-•••.••••••• • •••••••-••••••1•.• • 1-41• •••• • • -FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH r„ - "('baptist Convention of Ontario and Quebec) - MONTREAL STiEETtnear The Square i REV..W.H. McWHINNIE F.R.G.S, -" Organist: Mr. Frank Bissett 9:45 a.m.—Sunday School , - , j 11 A.M WORSHIP ,SERVICE • 1 , KnOX Presbyterian -Church %QUEST PREACHER: MR•'DON4MUNROE'DrOAKV•ILCE/ f THE REV G ,LO�KHART" ROYAL, B A Minister % Sermon: "LEARNING TO WAIT" '" , � ./ THE REV R.' , LD CAMcCALLUM• Assistant 'n -COMMUNION SERVICE %• i' WILLIAM M AMERON• Director of Praise Come" • ' ' SUNDAY, AUGUST 10, 1975 You• will be made welcome Summer VI(orship is at 1'0:00 a.m. ___.••.;W,...� Sermon: "THOSE GENTLE REMINDERS" ' (Nurser •,FaciIities) The Minister will .preach throughout August Open Sessions for Sunday Schoolchildren at 10:00 a.m. Piper: 'Mr. Bertram McCreath ; I .! _••_••_••_••_••_••_.•_••_••_••_•.,•• ••1••1••`.•x••1.•\•••••••••1• �` '}S ' Bethel Pentecostal- Tabernacle Affiliated with the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada CORNER OF ELGIN AND WATERLOO STS. REV. FRED DAY - PASTOR 10:00,a.m. Sunday School Free Bus Transportation 11:00 a,m, Morning Service 7:00 p.m. 'Evening° Service REV. - WELLS AT .BOTH SERVICES Tues: 3:00 p.m. BIBLE STUDY AND PRAYER Thursday .6:45 p.m. Children's Hour Thursday,7:45 p.m: _Youth Service • i 'The 'Hie—Methodist Church' •, Park 'St. at Victoria' Pastor: H.,Ross Nicholls 10:00 a.m.- Sun�d•ay School Aug..,0 ^- Sunday School 10:00 e,m. Worship (Pastor 'in.charge) 11:00 a.m• '' NO Evening' Service Anyone needing bus transportation phone 524-9903•ST, GEORGE'S C H U R C H r Everyone Welcome ' ., .• • . • 1•• I 1 11TH SUNDAY" AFTER TRINITY'A'UGUST 10 i %i . I *, Guest Organist: 'James McArthur, Sarnia, Ontario 1 f'," Refreshments on the Front after the Service % I . Enter -to Worship • Depart to Serve CALVARY BAPTIST` CHURCH BAYFIELD ROAD AT SLAKE STREET 1i ! EVANGELISTIC — FUNDAMENTAL i .1 REV. R. BRUBACHER. Pastor 10:00' a.m. BIBLE SCHOOL FOR ALL AGES 11 A.M. MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE • ti' ,. Sermon • ,.._.,_..,..�.,,.�._.._.'_..1.. 11.1.•1.•11.1.._.._.• "THE' WHITENEDHARVEST FIELDS". ; Victoria Street United Church ,fir 8:30 a.m. Holy Communion .10 a.m. Morning Prayer and Sermon (Nursery) The Rev. Arnold Ruskell will Officiate. Piease Note Summer Service time. Rector: Canon G.G. Russell, B.A., B.D. Choirmaster -Organist: Joseph 8C Herdman i...1.•V.1••1••_•••1.••'1•1.. ••••••.• •-•••••• V• 1•• •••.,4..L1..•1.••V• �••_, ! i• 7:30 °P•M."EAMN4-N•G_..S,ERVICE i % HQUSE OF FRIENbSHIP REV LEONARD WARR -Sermon: WE BELIEVE IN HOLY LIVING"/ I i 1.1.:15 a.m. Worship Service WED, 8 P.M, 'PRAYER MEETING i—W--E—L—C:--O—M—E— COMING SO'1'� DAY CAMP i° I. Mrs. J. Snider, Organist 8 Choir Director WATCH FO'R AD NEXT WEEK n f'. •-1,.1••,• 1,•1,•r,..._,.-'r•.'\••,-••1••1.••1.••1Y,____••�.••�••�-.•1••`�•. •WELCOME TO THE FRIENDLY CHURCH % ' .,1•:::::T::::::::::: •,,..••1.•••.•�.•r1,•�,71••1••:•••••1.••11 `'' North Street United Church °! 1.- • ••-•••••••••••••• t,•�.,. �.•�,..r ••v..r-�••�,•'.1 l• ya.�� I The Rev. Ralph E. King, B.A., B.C., Minister ! h f Miss Clare McGowan • Visiting Astistant �- 1 -- (( Mr. Lorne H.Dotterer - Director of Music •• 18,yyk1TE'RLO'O 'ST, S 524-9341 ! /} Sunday School for ages 3 to 9 -from Worship at 10:00 a.m, ` SUMMER WORSHIP SERVICE AT 10 A --M. • % tt SUNDAY SCHOOL $945 A.‘1101. ! SUNDAY; AUGUST 10, 1975 FAMILY WORSF1Ip _ 11:Ob, A M EVANGELtSTI.4o,SERVICE — 7 p.m. i GUEST SPEAKER REV.'AtTHUR' F. GARDNER ' • 1 ! 6 0 . , Come and Worship.with us. ,..,.•...••^w..."•,....------.....,......•-......,.... W.,•.,.►••r•• 1•••r.44.•4 -4.,•i..0• ,•.•6►.•'►.•.h.•.-4..•• ►•.r.••»•• ••••.•. 7..•'••.•• •.•' •,..•,.•,r.,•-•44••••,...•v.•••••.1►'iiwa.',f►,..•►..i, • 1 THE SALVATION ARMY 4 . WEEKDAY 'Homo League (ladies) Wed , 8.00 pry; Prayer & Bible Studies thurs 7.30 p m OFFICERS I•CAPTAIN G. HERBER -' APTAIN M. MacKENZIE All Are Cordially invited td Attend" "GRASPING LIFE'S SERPENTS" - Soloist: Miss Helen Videan Organ Solo: Miss Carol Stewart Nursery facilities