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ERICH'SI•GNAL:STAiR', THURSDAY, APRIL.8;.1,97(
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ROM. THE •M.INISTER'S S TUDY.
BY THE REV, R. •NICUO:LI S' FREE METB2DIST CHURCH
"Many , infallible 'pfoofs." .
Acts 1:3.
There is an, ageold&rnaxim•
that says; "Seeirig • is
-believing" but;:though'it does
hold .true in the natural, it
'.'must be reversed,to apply .to -
the spiritual, It is"at this:point
that the world' .:is thoroughly
• confounded: •Where. ever,
Jesus went, there ff1.loWed at
his healsa murmuring throng
crying, show , u's' a , sign,
perform .a miracle, let us see
thisthrough our natural
'senses.
While expiring on thecross
sine of . the last human voices
hurled .this mixed:challenge
in• his tortured face; "Come
'down from the cross, and we
will believe": One who tries to
'explain Spiritual truths to a
natural man will encounter
similar difficulties tothose
trying "to explain colors to a
bline man.
:
"It's better feltthan telt",
expresses better. un -
d -standing than grammar,
but it harmonizes with
prir%ciples explained by the
Master Teacher- Himself in
Matt. 16:1.7" ,...'flesh and
blood hath not revealed it
unto you, but my. Father:
Which is in heaven." '
There, it is: Spiritual things
must be' revealed by the Holy.
Spirit to' our spirit; or they
just'don't take. This fact is
• borne .out so' clearly, :by the
twelve Aadisciples, • before
Pentec1 when the Holy
Spit. t • was given to. the
Christian church,. the
disciples .though taught by the
Master teacher himself; rung
this anguished 'interrogation
from His lips,"...Are ye also
yet without understanding.
Though this was the case,
for the.p.resent; nevertheless
the, seeds had: been sown in.
their heart. Like seeds. sown.'
'In ,tlye- o rid, responds. with
life, .growth with the
' api;ac-h' of. the .•s -un .-so-_a-
' parallel prificiple is pointed
out • in John 14:26 "But: the
Comforter :which• is the Holy
Ghost whom the Father will
send in._My name, he shall
teaeh you all things, and
. bring all . :things to your
remernbrance whatsoever" I
have said unto you.".
mut C}tE world -ins-fisting--e
its .own "seeing is believing",
W 'terms, has cut itself off from
Divine help.' •John14:17.
"Even••:the• Spirit of Truth;
whom- the World •ca'nnbt
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receive, (because it seeth hirn according to Pefer 4:4 "They
not.)" )' (the world) thitik it strange
j'HESffAREWEII
-Yea, though .I, wolh ibrough the valley
,I the xhaduw ul de<rth_ 1 $boll fear no
ev,l. fur Thuu. art will, me
-21rd Psalmcharged in
Sowerby. Flowerbearers
CHARLES McILWAIN
were all grandsons of the
Just. as ,"Many infallible ,'that Ye run not with them to , Charles •McIlwain of 15567
proofs'' were afforded to the the sable access of 'riot, Thrift Ave.,— White Rock, '
early''fol'lowers'of. Christ, such. s e'aking evil of you.' British Cambia, died March
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as the •Christ, such as .the Ai -c' "ou - among those '20 in..., ancouver,
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Angelsat the wall with Mary. • waiting, lot t g y •
John. 20:12; also • his own to turire up
a earar a to the woman, , answers all those. evasive .. .Mr. I't!Iclfwain ..is survived '
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John 20'`.16; Perhaps,,, the questions,. Whet:.e'did I come hy. his wife, .1V1ary; one son;
strongest proof comes, from from ? Why •am I. here„? 1111( of`' `Lan•gley, B.C.;
the testimony of his .enemies,• • Where am I'goi,ng.`? three daughters Mrs. Ruby
k'iel.d, Newton, B•. C.; Mrs.
Matt. 28:11 -'who reported to well • let .me remind you °
the chief Priests all ,thins Eileen .' Sh'Jling,law,
P g they have been searching for Aldergrove, }Kt:, and Audrey ,
that were done.” ;n,ar enerations with
Even though thieir unbelief y g' Fields, Newton; ten grand-.
denied them the privilege of philpsophcrs on on€ side, and;: children and one great
. scientists at their elbow�s.011 i•nn child; and several.
seeing .th)? risen Christ, the g • d-
empiy tomb substantiated the other, and to date nothing., niece`s and nephews... -
what the Christians reported; worthy Of note has . been. The. WO era) 'service was
then again:he was seen of his turned up whereby you might held at the Chapel Hill
disciples in Gallilee, Matt. . • "see and:believe' . But if 'yeti Funeral Parlor, White Rock,
28:9 even so are the followers , will permit.. the: order to be on March .24. Interment was
revers`ed.1ilte Martha -had to- :in Victor 'Memorial Park,
of Christ afforded today, John 11:40 ".Jesus saith .unto y y
proofs sufficient to warrant a_ Surra B.C.
complete alteration of goals;' her, Said I' not unto thee that
and objectives, and to so '• if thou"wouldst believe, thou T.E. LRWIN
.change their pace, and life shouldest see • the .glory .of
style in harmony, • and •Stud? ---you too =will be af-
obedience to the will of God forded "Many infallible
rocnr Ierl ir:,- 1V',•,.a •,t,:, proofs."
' : the
Archaeolo ist He was :.born ..Ma , 5, L890 in
deceaseof
d Steven
Little . Sc
Little, Randy Little Robert
Little and Paul Sowerby.
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JOHN J. KELLY
some thing that _ Goderich TQ.wnship. • - •
ty t 2fi ':60f�
Thomas Edmund win
died at Huronview A . He
was 85. . -
He was born :Marc 1891
in East Wawanosh Township
to Rich.ard William a lice
(Walsh) Irwin. He fa d in
East Wawanosh • •un 1927
when he moved' to G ich•.
He Was a member St.
: George's. Anglican Ch .
He was predeceasedhis
wife, the forme,r_M Ella
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Ir
April 2
h 20;
own
and
A
rme
til
oder
of
titch
by
a ry
\R?a ler... whom hpLmarried..
In his little. book,. Make. into the.future until they September 19; 1917 in,,East
Your' Life Worthwhile, become weary and worn and Wawanosh. Mr's, Irwin died
Emmet Fox says.; "Don'tbea thereby are ,unable'to enjoy.;. December 12, 1968.
grave- robber, Let corpses the beauty of joy of life. Surviving. are one son, Ivan
alone. In due 'time Nature Discard :the .old; go for -Abe the Irwin of Toronto.;. two
disposes of. Such remains, if new.• daughte'tr's, Mrs. Burns
they are left undisturbed.'' One. of the wisest things (Ruth) Ross, Goderich and
He goes' on to say that every ever said is found' ..in Mrs. Kenneth (Joan): Baker,,
time you dig up an old Philippians, chapter III,". London' 14 grandchildren;
grievance or. an old mistake. forgetting those things which end one brother, H'erson
by rehearsing it in your mind, are behind, and reaching Irwin, Belgr.ave: •
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- Well know•rt:':: in the'
'ty .
•Ki'ngs"`�ridge community,
hving visited here, John
Joseph Kelly passed away,in
California on•March.l;-:1.976,
fPllowing a lengthy -illness.
He is survived by his wife,
the ` former Lauretta
Dougherty, of Salina, Kansas,
to whom he was married at
Immaculate Conception R.C.
Church, Chicago in 1943. They
dived iri that city,. -later
Moving to • Califo,rnia,
residing in the •San Ber-
nardino area, and presently
residing at 22628 _ Miriam
Way, Colton, California..
92324. • '
le •
was born on June.27,
1910 in Taylor township;
Allamakee County, Iowa, the
only son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Kelly,' later of Harper's
Ferry, Ia. His mother was the
former Bridget ' Hogan of
Kingsbridge and his father.
was .born on the 9th 'Con-
cession of Ashfield township:
fie was predeceased :by his
parents. •
Besides his_wife; he is also
survived ''.:by 'numerous'
cousins, amongst theri:i being
the Rev.. Father Lawrence D.
Kelly, S.J. of ,. Marquette,
University, Milwaukee and
Sister. Paschal -Kelly, . of•.
Visitation Convent;. Dubuque,
Iowa; both of whom have.
visited here:'
. The Rev: 1~'ather Daniel
O'Callaghan officiated at the
funeral . Mass. On :• Friday
March 5. Interment.took
Juvenile
break-ifl'
The I Goderich • Police
Department have charged a
juvenile with breaking and
entering, under the. Juvenile',
Delinquent.` Act following ;a
break=in at •St,'Mary's •School
last week : .
• School' offici'als., reported
that 'a class rooni,-'the .'staff
room and a washroom. were
• ransacked' but that nothing'
was stolen.''Desk and chairs
were overturned, and books
and • papers were strewn
about the rooms and there
was some writing on,7-the
blackboards. ' ; .
The school custodian came
:upon the vandalism' early
Thursday morning and police
were called in. "
Principal Larry Cook said
that one class missed school
on .Thursday' ii1e 'teachers
and custodians cleaned the
room. A.. complete. inventory,
of the books and papers had to
be -taken before classes could
be resumed. '
Mr. Cook said a window had
been broken and aside from
the. overturned desks and the
mess of'books and. papers.
nothing had been _taken ."from
any of the rooms,
Mrs. Bacrsrna ac
companied at the piano. for
the' Sunday evening'song
service sponsored, by .the
Clinton . Christian Reformed
Chul:ch: and led by Mn. Dick
Roorda
Mrs,— 1i'ull .celebrated 'her"..
birthday: on Monday -and her
relatives and friends were
.our guests: for the old tinge'
music program: Mrs.' Ei'sie•
Henderson, 'Me. and' Mrs.
Lawrence Edgar provided
the music • for the` afternoon
with step dance numbers by
Mrs. 'Hull's granddaughter
Shelli Edgar, •
The family • night en
tertainment was •shared by
two musical groups: a men's
chorus "The Harboraires"
- and "The Pathfinders"
U ERIC
MEMORII
or; still worse, by telling' forth. unto those -things which He was predeceased by two place -at Montecito, . I
somclone else about it you are are before, I.press on ....
daugh5ers' •Mrs. • Robert California;
g{ r' I k tki b th 'st of
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Bob. McCALLUM'
Representative
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524-7345
s singers y
o el from the Bl th
Christian Reformed Church.
John Greidanus. was .emcee
.for the program which in-
cluded three groups of songs
•by ,the Haxbora;ires and
several numbersby.the seven
girls.; Joanne Bakelaar,,
Emmy Monks, Jo An'
Passehier;, ' Jenny Reinink,
Darlene Wesselink, Anita and
Gina Daten'a... Miss Grace
Robertson • thanked' .the err.
tertainers; on behalf of. the
residents:
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Prouty of
Exeter have•returned from a
Florida holiday and, led the
weekly:Bible'study with. Mrs.
Lila Finkbeiner playing the
organ.
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d.sappointments of the past.
Because the .present is s.o
thrillingly interesting and the
-.future is. just as glorious as
we want to make it, we are.
foolish to waste our *thoughts
;on what should. be dead and
buried. -- -
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today. "Forgetting •those
'things which are behind"
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Had you trodden a different
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vice Monday, April 5 at Stiles
Funeral Home. -
Interment"was in Wingham
Cemetery. Pallbearers were
the s'ix oldest grandsons,
Douglas PrWi ,- Robert
Glover, . Reed Jackson;
Jerrold. Jackson, David Ross
and James Clark.
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MRS. CHARLOTTE C.
SOWERBY
Mrs. Charlotte C. Sowerby,
Goderich, died at Alexandra
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(Blake and Eldon Streets, Goderich)
- - : SUNDAY, APRIir11,-1976
Sunday School for all ages. at 9710 a.m.
WORSHIP 11:00 A.M.`
SERMON:• "FOLLOW YOUR KING!"
SERVICES
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Marvin L. Barz, Pastor 524-2235
"Preaching peace by Jesus Christ: He is Lord of all" Acts
1 10 36•
Marine and General Hospital,
Friday,, April 2 following a
lengthy illness. She was 77..,
The former: Charlotte C.
Doughterty she was born '
March 10, = 1899 at ••Shep-
pardton ',to • Thomas and
Catherine„ (Bennett) •
Dougherty. She was,married
May 18, 1927 to Edward S.
Sbwerby, and lived in
Goderich Township from her
marriage until moving to
Goderich. in 1950. She was a •
member'. of .St. George;'s.
-AnglicanChurdh...
Surviving are one
daughter, Mrs. Harry (Doris).
Little, Goderich; one son',
Kenneth, Goderich Town-
ship; nine grandchildren and
three great., grandchildren;.
one sister, Mrs.,Elsie'
McKenzie; Huronvie,w; and
one -brother; George
• Dougherty, Sheppardton. She
was predeceased b`y one
brother,. Edgar. Another
brother, Whitely, died
Saturday, April 3, 1976.
Interment was in Maitland
Cemetery. .Pallbearers were
Elmer Black Bert .
Dougherty,' • Gordon.
Dougherty. Donald
McKenzie, Bruce. 'Sowerby
and. Gerald. Fisher; . all
• nephews , Of the late Mrs.
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The Rev. Ralph E. King, B.A., B D., Minister
Miss Clare McGowan; Visiting Assistant.
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PALM•SUNDAY APRIL 11, 1976
8:30 A'.M. HOLY COMMUNION •
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SERMON: "BEHOLD THE MAN" .
11:00 A.M. CHILDREN'S PROGRAM & NURSERY
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