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centre employe dies
The Perceptor Chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority held a pie sale in conjunction with a
display of paintings by Martha Rathburn at Suacoast Mall on Saturday to raise money for
their various projects. Here, sorority member Helene Alcock (right) helps a customer
choose one of 70 pies which were offered. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan),
LETTERS
Searis replies to Haydon
Dear Edir, .
With regards to Councillor
Haydon's letter Mille Signal -
Star. I will make a few com-
ments, short and to the point.
At no time have I called
anyone dishonest or a cheat.
My only concern was and
still is, the lack of good
judgement on their behalf.
As far as my attempting to
discredit anyone, that can
only be achieved by the per-
son herself.
Yes I was silent at council
when the account in, question.,
was approved. However,the
public may not be aware that
all accounts approved at
council have already been
paid. There is little sense,
therefore, in objecting. In
the past I have questioned
large • amounts of money
spent, however the press has
chosen not to pant my com-
ments.
-I have been called un-
businesslike and unproduc-.
• tive. If this is what you are
called for trying to save tax
dollars, then I plead guilty. ,
All of the remarks by
Councillor Haydon against.
me do not necessarily reflect
that of the general public. I
will continue to do as I have
in the past and let the tax-
payer be the judge. One
member of council seems to
forget that the taxpayer of
Goderichis our boss, and if I
am. wrong she or he will not
hesitate in telling me. 'Last
year when I made public the
expenses of each council
member Haydon said her on-
ly regret was she was not
number one. .Well in my
mind there is no doubt she
will achieve that ambition
this year.
Jim Searls.
ouls don't
go to heaven
Dear Editor,
Recently, on CFPL televi-
sion in the- program FYI,
there occurred a discussion
series which indicated that
most `Christians' believe
that, at death, the soul
leaves the. body, the good
`souls' going to Heaven and
the' `souls' not so good go
elsewhere; at any rate, they
believe that they do not
"really die". (Genesis 3:4)
The early Christian chur-"
chman, Justin Martyr made
the statement "If you have
fallen in with some who are
called Christians ... who say
that their souls, when they
die are taken. to heaven, do
not imagine that they are
Christians." .•
Concerning this state-
ment, John Dunnett; senior
lecturer in Theology at.
Newbold College, had this to
say: "The early Church
Fathers, basing their beliefs
'on Holy Scripture... were
under no illusion as to the ex-
perience of man, even a
Christian,in death. They
understood death to be an
unconscious state, a 'sleep'
from, which there • would
eventually be a resurrection.
It was said repeatedly of Old
Testament kings that they
slept with their fathers. The
Psalmist described death
thus: "He breathes his last
breath; he returns to the
dust; and in that same .flour
all his thinking ends."
Psalm 146:4 New English
Bible)
So it was that not. only
Justin Martyr and Irenaeus
but also Ignatius, Polycarp,
Lactantius and other early
Fathers could not hold that
Christian souls are taken to
heaven when they die.
It was under the influence
of Platonic philosophy ...that
the concept of the immortali-
ty of the soul came largely to
permeate the Christian
Church to make 'acceptable
the idea that souls go to
'heaven at death; but it re-
mains a non -Biblical belief.
Can it be said then, that
most "Christians" today are
Scripturally identified as
"heretics"? (Ezekiel 18:4,20
Sincerely,
C.F. Barney,'
Clinton.
DOUGLAS
ALBERT HUFF
Douglas Albert Huff off 168
Britannia Road, West,
Goderich died in Alexandra
Marine and General Hospital
on Saturday, October 10 at
the age of 54.
He was born in Peter-
borough on July 23, 1927 to
John and Beatrice (Brown)
Huff.
He married Mary
Elizabeth Forgie in Stouf-
fville on October 31, 1953.
They lived in Stouffville until
moving to Goderich 17 years
ago.
The late Mr. Huff worked
as the laundry manager at
the Bluewater Centre. He
was a member of Victoria
Street United Church,
Goderich.
He is survived by his wife;
five children, Mrs. Jay
(Marie) Smith of Winnipeg;
John of Goderich; and
Helen, Kenneth and Betty,
all at home; five sisters,
Mary of Oshawa, Dorothy
Lotton of Ripley, Helen
Sawyer of Toronto, Bernice
Plowman of Calgary, and
Joan Hall of Little Britain,
Ontario; four brothers,
Murray of Kingston, Stan of
Oshawa, Fred of Sudbury
and Robert Adams of
Scarborough and one
grandson, Matthew William
Smith.
A funeral service was held
at Stiles Funeral Horne in
Goderich on Tuesday,
October 13 at 2 p.m. The
Reverend. John D.M. Wood'
officiated.
Interment was .in the
Maitland Cemetey,.
Goderich..
Pallbearers were Keith
Good, Jim Fellows, Len
Thompson, Shawn Watson,
Bill Rahbek and Terry
Harris.
MOLLIE;SUT FON
•
Mary' Margaret (Mollie)
Sutton (nee McCue) of Huron
Haven Village, Goderich
died suddenly at Peel
Memorial Hospital in
Brampton on Saturday,
October 10 at the age of 72.
She was a member of St.
Peter's Roman Catholic
Church, Goderich; St.
Peter's C.W.L.; and the
Tiger Dunlop Women's
Institute in • Colborne
Township. •
She was predeceased by
her husband, Frank in 1977.
She is survived by two
brothers, Edward and John
McCue, both of Brampton; a
sister, Mrs. Michael (Ellen).
Foley of Rexdale; several
nieces and nephews; and
many friends. -
A funeral mass was held
on Tuesday, October 13 at St.
Benedict's Roman Catholic
Church, Rexdale. `.
Interment was in. Mount
Peace Cemetery, Rexdale.
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Wilson of Huronview died
Thursday, October 8 at
Huronview at the age of 77.
He was born in Goderich
on November 18, 1903 to
James and Lottie (Hillock)
Wilson.
He lived in Goderich all his
life and worked as an
electrician with MacDonald
Electric. Prior to that, he
was a sailor on the Great
Lakes for many years.
He was an adherent of.
Knox Presbyterian Church,
Goderich.
He was predeceased byhis
wife, Grace Schram in 1934;
two sisters; and one brother,
Thomas Allan (Ike) Wilson.
He is survived by three
sons, Robert James of St.
Marys, Donald George of
Collingwood and Gerald
Thomas of Lucan; two
sisters, Vera Wilson of
Huronview and Mrs. Ber-
nard (Dewena) Martell of
Stratford; two brothers,
Frank of West Palm Beach,
Florida and Jack of Sarnia;
10 grandchildren and seven
great-grandchildren.
A funeral service and
committal were held at
Stiles Funeral Home on
Saturday, October 10 at 3
p.m:- The Reverend G.L.
Royal officiated.
Interment was in the
Maitland Cemetery,
Goderich.
Enjoy music.
Rev. Wittick conducted the
Sunday morning service at
Huronview when the Huron -
view choir sang to a large
congregation.
Residents gathered in the
auditorium on Monday after-
noon for music appreciation,
while ceramics were painted
in the craft room on Tuesday.
afternoon., Mrs. Elsie
Henderson played for the
Over 90 Club on Wednesday
afternoon and it was nice to
see Elsie, well enough again
to participate in the enter-
tainment.
Bible Study was led by Ex-
eter Pentecostal Church on
Thursday afternoon. Taking
charge of the meeting was
Mrs ' Hilda Eizinga with
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