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HESE FAREWELL
CHARLES -A• KILPATRICK
A former resident' Of Ash-
field, 'Charles A. Kilpatrick
died suddenly at his home -in
Vancouver, B.C. on
April 30th. • • •
• He was born on Concession
5,• Astifieldii October 31,"
1889, to William arid "May
(§Pret11)- Kilpatriek. He was
the youngest ,of a farnily of
eleven'. :He. attended S.S. 6,
• 'Ashfield, and also the
DUngannqn Public School-. He -
was the' last surviving
member of his fareily.-
• About '1906, he went to
Alberta and homesteaded, on
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farm north of Provost,
where lived for several
years. After leaving the fartri•
he Went to Vancouver where
he reSided until death.
' Yea. though I walk 10440 valley
of Ih-shadO,01 death,ohull fem! no.
evil, for Thou art with me.
—Pot Pw.tm.
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... Friends and relatives from Tuesday, May 18 at Stiie,s MRS, HELENA RYAN
a distance who attended the. Funeral Home with the Rev.
funeral were from Stratford, Ralph King officiating.Mrs. Helena Ryan,
and 1Vlichigan. ' Cemetery. Pallbearers were
Interment was in Maitland
Georgetown District and
Dungannon, died in
Sarnia, Kitchener, 'TrentOn
Service was helcl at the Giiders, Morris -McMillan. .
Elmer. Wilkinson,. Mickey
sday, Nlay,13, She•was 89.
A Masonic . Memorial Memorial Hospital, • Thur-
••••• fune al home SundaY Hans • Potzel, Upward The fortner Helena Gietn,
is busy, they are gone.
1886 at Glenn's' Hill in West
MRSMLPOONER. .. S -
May 5, his ashes were Sent
the McCallum Furieral Horne; to
evening.
Wilkinson and Borden,Penny she was born December 18,
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• GOD E R ICH SIGNAL -STAR, THU R SVAY , MAY20, 1976;... -PAGE' 1 IA •
fROM -THE' MINISTERISTUDY.
BY :Mg REV, ARTHUR F. ' - RETIRED UNITED
- GA DNER CHURCH MINISTgR
•Too Busy? Mn. In other words, while he no excuse for having lost the
Goderich for interment in
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sense - of responsibilitY for
and: Elizabeth (Fowler) Youngsters said recently,
The father of several Here is the man who is'foo; • living. It might even Occur to
• busy to read and decides to es that we are not the first
Wawanosh Township, to Hugh .
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\ • MELBORN COX 1\41-S, Meryle Lorna MRS. IVY THOMAS
Mrs, IvyThomas, Glerin. She was predeceased "MY children are small now
wait until he has retired. By people in the world who have
A lesea Street • S t da • by her husband John Ja.mes and I am so busy wig' my then he. will not really know thought we were too bUsy,
There is much truth in the
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Dungannon Cemetery.'
• poon , Gederich • R 11 I d e SS
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died in • .Stratford General her home May 13. She was 50 May 15.in Alexandra...Marine
and General - Hospital. She
Meibern , Cox,. Goderich,. Goderich, died Suddenly at ,
Hospital ' 'Friday, May 14 She was bore June 21, 1925'
was 80. ' • • she
He
a lengthy illness. ' ie Hamilton to borne and
The former Ivy Nice, Stip
Ile was born and raised in Elizabeth (Phillips) Orols.
Was born August 30, 1895 in
.Auburn He was a member of She was married July 5, 1 54 Dagenham, Essex, England,
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Stratford to Ro ert n H b t nd Flora (Ryan)
-. -to er er a
St. George's Anglican in
Church, a Past Master of, • Spooner' who survives; She Nice. She Was married to the •
Maitl nd Lod e No. 33 A.F. & has lived in Goderich for. the late Thomas '" .Charles Sat
Church-. •
t. George s Ang lean _, Rev. o son, an appointment with the king. : w p
Surviving are his wife, the She Was 'a member of Knox • 'Dungannon, Officiating.
as a war veteran and told the are thus busy they miss the
their own deSires. While they with -.6 child, .sharing
something -. meaningful:: with -
Finally he disguised himself
Snrviving are one Interment was • in
had been charged with the worship of God. inner resOurces,efoerielves.
daughters, , Mrs. Brian Surviving besides her daughter, Mrs. James Dungannon Cernetery. kipg a story of the guard who beauty and the wonder of the the family, or refreshing the
fonmer Dorothy Memby.; two Presbyterian Cinirch,.
care of a prisoner. • The fact that we are busy is Are you too busy?
(Dorothy Irene) Durnin, Pallbearers were Stan •
(Beverley) Weaver, London • husband are one son, Edward .
The prisoper -had escaped , • :•,--,------;..----..----..-'-...----------••-•,.••••-,-••=-••••••-•-•-•.'----------.—
and Mrs. James ' (Patricia) (Ted), at hom her -: step- •Goderich; five grandchildren M cGr atten,"` Gordon
and, the guard's only - exause. f ' .
el,
Phillips,. Sebring•ville; two mother,' Mrs. Gertrude , .and eight great grand_ McGratten; Bert Bradfort,"
randchildren Jeffery, and Gross, Hamilto ; and two
. . children; and one sister, Mrs. ThOrnas -Webster, Wildred
Ryan. .• ..„, „:7_,.
She is surviVed•. by one
daughterMrs.. Gordon
(Margar t) . Kidd, ,'RR 3,
Georgeto n;.' two grand-
children; and one brother;
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IvIlv" GI ..--.,
A.M. end an active member past 24 years, and wor Thomas. She was a member
business. ea y - on t
soon and -then I'll be able to ' Here is a woman who would comment by J.B.P.riestley,
, small Children. But they will
like to hear. good MI4SIQ, but -"Chesterton once -shrewdly:
be getting into their, teens
share companionship with will wait for the day when she. observed that there Was a
has time.. By then she will not great difference between an,:
them." • kriow how to listen. eager man who wanted• to -
wait until it "snits their con- who wanted a book to read."
• This reminds one cif,t ld - Here is a family that will read a book and a tired ,man.
neral service was Testament.- Story whic Ils
day, May 15 at . about a prophet who 'was' venience to go to Church, He might have added that
Ilum Funeral Horne having difficulty With:getting Meanwhile they are so busy in our tiredness we have
with -theR Harold D b
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1 and missed the glory of talking -
of the Masonic Order. Sheaffer. Pen for .five years, of s 1' -
Spring Spiritual' Life
• and one brother, Ralph step -sisters, -Victoria Violet Cook, Rainham, Pentland and Eldon John- IN", "A§ I vvas busy here and • ,
He is sur_vived by his wife, g •
• Katie, and four children, Mrs. Cox Jackson; Michigan.
Dorothy Meek, Kansas City; , '
The funeral was frpm the
Mrs. Lillian Smith, Breton,
McCallum Funeral Horne
6 , Alta.; Mrs. Doris Mitchell, Monday, May 17 with Canon
i Edmonton, Alta.; and Grant G.G. Russell officiating.
Kilpatrick, Oklahoma City. Interment was in Maitland
Several grandchildren and Cemetery, Pallbearers were
several nephews and .nieces Alvin Blackwell, Robert Hoy,
and grand -nephews and 'Leonard Boyce, -Kitchener
grand -nieces also survive... Finnigan and Harold Shore.
Flowerbearers were Everett
After funeral services in
Vancouver on Wednesday, Harris and Gordon Kaitting.
Missionary at Men's
Chapel from
O Dr, Ruben Gil, one of
Spain's leading Protestant
churchmen and a missionary
of OMS International, will
speak at Huron Men's Chapel
Sunday Night, May'30.
Dr. Gil is pastor of the new
cIrW-Evangeltsin-Center - -
° (International gvangelical '
Tabernaele) " which is the
headquarters from which
• OMS ministries in Spain are
coordinated. ..
He is alSo the speaker on- a
* daily 157minute radio
program, "A. Challenge to
Your Conscience," heard
• daily over Radio Espana and
reaching the entire Iberian
• peninsula. Dr. Gil was a
Spanish delegate to the Berlin
Congress on Evangelism in
1967 and the -World Congress •
in Lausanne, Switzerland in
1974, both of which were
sponsored •by the • Billy
- Graham Evangelistic
Association.
In 1972 he was elected
executive secretary:and
coordinator of the 1974
Iberian Congress on
Evangelization held, 0 in
Madrid. Thirty-five par-
ticipating groups made that
the largest ,Protestant event
in Spanish history.
He has also served as
O pr.esident , of the Madrid.
Evangelical' Ministerial
Association, and his ministry •
has taken him to both South
- and North America: '
• Dr,. Gil, is a former jour-
nalist and as a youth was a
Falangist ' regional leader
O -under the Franco regime. He
. became a Christian at the age
O of 20. •
Dr. and Mrs. Gil have four
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children.
• OMS International,,, for-
' merly The Oriental
Missionary _Society, is an
undenominatiorial faith
O mission with work encircling
the globe. It specializes in
O direct evangelism through
thp training of a national
ministry, ' the establishing: of
Self-governing and . self-
supporting churches, and the
distribution of gospel
literature. OMS cooperates
O with many mission boards on
the foreign field. '
O Full and current in-
• formation on OMS world
ministries is made available
in an official publication,
OMS Outreach, sent free for
one year upon request to OMS
International, Box A,
• Greenwood, Indiana 46142..
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Spain
Elizabeth Gross, Hamilton England.
obvious how to deal with such
Buzit, Watei-down. Mon.day, May 17 at McCallum
Funeral Horne w MRS. E.M. GLAZIER
a guard. At this .point the
and Mrs. Joseph (Aaneen) Funeral service -.A-vas
ston. '
there he was gone."
The king said that it was
Th funeral service was itb Canon
from the Stiles Funeral Home G G Russell officiating.
Saturday, May 15 with the,.
Interment was in Maitland
Rev. G.L. Royal officiating. .Cernetery. Pallbearers were
Interment was. in Maitland Ron Durniri, James• Durnin
Cemetery. '
Pallbearers were Garry B
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Jr., James Far.rish, Bryan
aer eorgp. ens one. an
Spooner, Kip White, Ren Reginald Venn. °
Smith and Joe Buzit.
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1VIRS. K.M. WILKINSON MRS. G.H. GODFREY •
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rs. Keitha M. Wilkinson Mrs'. Grace Hilda Godfrey,
of Goderich Nursing Home Goderich, died Thursday
died May 16 at the horne. She May lg in Alexandra Marine
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She was born january 5, was 81.
1900 in Hastings County to 'The •former Grace... Hilda
George W.• and fdith (Greyy Beech, she was born April 28,
Mayne. She resided in Tweed 1895. She had been alsident
d d hools at of Goderich for' the ast 25
and atten e sc
:Belleville and icton
O She was:married June 17, tilelate er • 1 t
1925 in Piton to karl (Red) Godfrey. She was a mem _
Wilkinson. The couple lived in of Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's
the _Belleville area until Witnesses. „
P years. She 'was the widow of
i to Goderich in -1949. She is survived by One
coin ng
ber of the• daughter, Eileen of Goderich
ane was 4 .••,-...Goeter_ieh,,,werftee___4natkate_and one son, Ernest of
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Mrs. Evelyn. Maud Glazier,
Goderich, died Saturday,
May 15 in Alexandra Marine
and General Hospital. She
was 76. ,
The former Evelyn
Brophey,- she was born in
Goderich September 5, 1899 to
'Joseph and Edith (Luxton)
Brophey. A lifelong resident
of Goderich--- she was 'a
mbar of G o 's
Anglican Church and,of the
Ahmeek Chapter IODE.
She was predeceased by
her. husband, Thomas
Glazier, and by two sisters,
Lois and Peggy. She is sur-
vived by an aunt, Mrs. Maude
Luston.
The funeral service was at
McCallum Funeral Home
Tuesday, May 18 with' Canon
G.G. Russell officiating.
Interment was inolylaitland
Cemetery:
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me St. e rge
prophet tore off his disguise_
and charged the king with the
same kind of business that
had degraded his kirigdorn.
This is the kind of problem
O we face today in our Modern
livihg. We are inelined. to
allow THE THINGS THAT
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c with JIM STANLEY
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back from Africa
and • the United Church C-pldwater ; three grand -'4
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MATTER mosT to be at the
mercy of the THINGS THAT
MATTER LEAST. -Our
business May be important or
it may be our unhappy at-
tempt to proye something to
O ourselves.
Waiting to talk to our
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children when they get to "be.
teenagers maybe a long, long , 0•. ,
wait. Ey that tirne he may' ' .. , Local Musical talent Willi be featured
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. :Children do not wadt to takkto .. • Nightly
have diScovered that his •• f
Hear his unique -call from
"FARM TO FOREIGN FIELDS
Hear him fit the Bible to the 70's through a Life of practical I
obedience. •
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BE.A REGULAR'
BLOOD
DONOR.
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Dates:. May 23 - 30.. Except Sat. ,
• Time: Sun. 11 a.m. - 7 p.m. Week nights 7:30 p.m. -
. Place: Free Methodist Church, Goderich
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BEREA—BY—THE W
Women of North Street children and seven great
LUTHERAN CHURCH •
also a Member'. Mr. Ray Hall, Teronto, .
-Surviving besides her presided for the funeral •
" (Blake and Eldon Steeets,'Goderich)
husband are two siins, service in Kingdom '
Meeting o't RobertsonUemorial SchOol
O Maurice of G der ich and • '«-'-.'Y• MaY 17. •
Allen of Toronto; two Intermentwas in Maitland I
daughters, Mrs. Dave
Cemetery. Pallbearers' were
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Ralph Brodie, Jack Brodie, i
(Joyce) • Potter, 'Sarnia and
Mrs. • J. (Jean) Stewart,. Jack Fletcher, Don Godfrey,s 3 --
Markham; seven grand-
Ernest. Godfrey and Ron ; ..
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children; one sister, Mrs. Nirnens. Honorary bearer
O was James Stevenson.
Ceeil (Agnes) M.arche'n,
Trenton; one brother, McCallum Funeral
Everett of Winnipeg. was in
The funeral service arrangements.
was
Horne 4
charge - of-'
111S FRIDAY NIGHT 8 P.M.
May 21st' at the Huron Men's Chapel
Agiimi %lido ?awed*
have lust finished in the great Peoples Church •
Missionary Program
THIS SUNDAY NIGHT MAY 23
Hefty REV. EDWIN WATTAM speak
tie) b iN•ttALLUNI•
'neeresiennonve
• 11 Cambria Rd., Giodetich
524.7345 -
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HURON MEN'S
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Auburn.
EveryOtie.Weicome
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SUNDAY, MAY 23, 1,976
9:30 a.m.'Sunday School for all •
• 0 11:00.„.a.rri.,Vilorship Service ,
- SEliMON:."VAOCC•i-IAR,T
iSIOTNItN
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Rev. Herbert J. Kritsch
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BETHEL HOLINESS CHAPEL BIBLE MISSIONARY •
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Sunday School 9:50 a.m.
O Classes for all ages,
O Worship Service 11:00 i.m. 2
Prayer.6:30-7:00 p.m.
• BleSsed a r:vtiat:gpeulti.setiinc hSeearrtvich:r 7th:0:
psh11.1 see God
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Marvin L. Barz, Pastor „
.524-2235 Huron St. & Walnut St.
,preaching peace by. Jesus Christ: He is Lord of all" Acts . : Kennison W. Lawton, Pastor 524-2785
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thel Pentecostal Tabernacle
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Affiliated with the Penfecostal- Assemblies of Carrada
CQRNER'' OF ELGIN AND WATERLOO STS •
Pastor: C. Fred be:y• •
WORSH-tP SERVICE ... 11 A.M.-.
EVENING MEETING 7 P.M.
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GODERICH BUS ROUTE'.
For a ride phone 524-6543
CHRISTIAN EDUCATION HOUR ... 10 A.M.
8:00 P.M. FRIDAY YOUTH MEETING
O 8:00 P.M. BIBLE STUDY TUESDAYS
7:00 P.M. BQYS CRUSADERS THURSDAYS
"A Twentieth _Century Church with
a First Century Message"
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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
HAYFIELD ROAD AT 19LAkE STREET
• EVANGELISTIC—FUNDAMENTAL ,
O REV. R. BRUBACHER Pastor •
10:00 AM. BIBLE SCHOOL FOR ALL AGES
11:00 A.M. - WORSHIP SERVICE -- •
6:15 P.M. Y.P.'s WORD OF •LIPE CLUB
' •0 7:30 P.M. - EVENING SERVICE
WED. 8 P.M. PRAYER 8, BIBLE STUDY
O WELCOME TO THE FRIENDLY CHURCH. /
North Street United Church
The Rev. Ralph E. King;.B.A., B.D., Minister
• Miss Clare McGowan, Visiting Assistant •
Mr. -Lorne H. Dotterer, Director of Music.
Sunday School Ages 10 and up at 9:45 a.rn.
i• • Sunday School for ages to 9 from Worship at 11 00a.m.
SUNDAY, MAY 23, 1976
_SERMON:
"WHEN THE GRASS LOOKS
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GREENER ELSEWHERE" -c
.1. Nursery Facilities
Come and- Worship with us
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10.& 11.am. Children's Programme & Nursery .
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Rector Canon G.G. Russell B.A., B.D.
c• ., Choirmaster -Organist: Joseph B. Herdman
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; ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH.
• EASTER V, MAY 23 .
830 Holy Communion
- • 11 a.m. Holy Communion & Sermon
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H The Free Methodist Church •
Park St. at Victoria Pastor: H. Ross Nicholls I
• • For bus transportation call 524-7195 or 524-9903
9:45 AM SyNDAv sgHop.L-
• • . SPIRITUAL LIFE CRUSADE BINS
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HURCH t . Guest Speaker - Stanley
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T BAPTIST
(Baptist Convention of Ontario and Quebec)
MONTREAL STREET (near The Square)
O Rev. W:H. McWhinnie F.R.GS.
Organist: Mr. Frank Bissett
9:45 a.m—Sunday School
°II A.M. Morning Worship
Special Music
Come You will be made welcome
• Nightly 7:30 pm. Mon. - Fri.
Sun. 30th 11 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
All Warmly Invited
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Knox *Presbyterian Church c
triE 4? EV. G. LOCKHART ROYAL, B.A. Minister •
THE REV. RONALD C. McCALLUM, AsSistant
SUNDAY, MAY 23, 1976 •
WILLIAM M. CAMERON, Director of Praise
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11:00 a.m. Service of Worship
Sermon:
"THE OVERCOMING OF THE WORLD"
(Nursery . • (NFacilities)- . ' •
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7:30 pm. YOurig People's -Society —
0-...- -,Depart to Serve 'it
18 VVATERLOOFASm'Ti.LS.y.
WORSHIP — 11:00 AM.
524-9341
SUNDAY SCHOOL- 9:45 A.M.
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O EVANGELISTIC SERVICE - 7:00 PM. '
i WEEKOAY Home League (Ladies) Wed. 8:00 P.M.
Prayer &Bible Studies Thurs. 7:30 P.M.
OFFICERS•CAPTAIN G. HERBER CAPTAIN M. MacKENZli
•:0 All Are Cordially Invited to Attend 14' ,
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Victoria Street United Church •
HOUSE OF FRIENDSHIP REV. LEONARD WARR
10 0.11-1. Bible School for ad Grades
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Enter t� Worship
11:15 a.m. Worship Service
SERMON: "WHAT IS CHRISTIANITY"
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