Clinton News-Record, 1972-02-17, Page 15Jackie Brand, (left) and Cheryl Flynn do a nose job on their
sculpture atSt. Joseph's Roman Catholic Separate School. The
girls found the large nose of the sculpture caused problems when
the warm temperatures of Friday and Saturday melted the snow.
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This group of students from St. Joseph's works on a large
sculpture of a car. Seen at work are (left to right) Frank Flynn,
Randy Middleton, Steven Flynn, John McMahon, Dianna Brand and
Tom McVeenie,
This snowmobile built by the students of the school was even
coloured in appropriate colours.
Contributions received
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- ONTARIO STREET UNITED CHURCH
••• "THE ER (ENDO, CHURCH"
REV. LAWRENCE S. LEWIS, Minister
Mrs, Doris IVIcKinleiT, Organist and
Choir Director
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1972 ,
9;45 a.m. - Sunday SchoPi.
11:00 a,m. - Morning Worship.
LENTEN SERIES I
Theme: "The Choice of Judas." '
A WARM WELCOME TO ALL
WeSielf*Willi$ --- Holm:vino United Churchill
REV. A, J. MQWATT, C.D., 13.A..4,0., 0,0., Minister
MR. LORNE DOTTERER, Oreannt and Choir Director
WESLEYMILLIS
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1972
10:45 a.m. - Hymn Sing.
11:00 a,m.-Worship Service and Sunday School 4
Sermon Topic: "Christ or Caesar?" i
HOLMESVILLE
1:00 p.m.-Worship Service and Sunday School.
All Welcome
24 CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH, Clinton
263 Princess Avenue
Pastor: Alvin Boulorna, B.A., B.O.
Services: 10:00 a.m., and 3:00 p.m.
(On 3rd Sunday, 9:30 a.m.
Dutch Service at 11:00 a.m.)
The Church of the Back to God Hour
every Sunday 4:30 p.m., CHLO
- I:*vervone Welcome -
ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1972
REV. T. C. MULHOLLAND , Minister
9:30 a.m. - Sunday School and Morning Worship.
BAYFIELD BAPTIST CHURCH
Pastor: REV. L. V. BIGELOW
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1972
Sunday School: 10:00 a.m.
Morning Worship: 11;00 a.m.
Evening Gospel Service - 7:30 p.m.
ST. PAUL'S ANGLICAN CHURCH
Clinton
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1972
FIRST SUNDAY IN LENT
10:00 a.m. - Matins and Sermon
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Huron Street, Clinton
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1972
Morning Worship: 10 a.m.
11:00 a.m. - Sunday School.
Pastor: Rev, W. H. McWhinnie
ALL WELCOME
CALVARY PENTECOSTAL CHURCH
6 VICTORIA STREET
Pastor: REV. LESLIE HOY
9:45 a.m. - Sunday School.
11:00 a.m. - Morning Worship.
7:00 p.m. - Evening Worship.
Beginning a three-month study of
Book of Revelations,
Friday Evenings: 7:00 p.m. - Prayer and Bible Study.
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Clinton-News-Record, Thursday, February 17, 1972--5A_
Beta Sigma Phi meets
Ontario, 103 reported increased
givings in 1971 over 1970. London
was the largest contributor,
reporting $19,833.53 a drop of
$500 from 1970. The largest
increase came from St. Thomas,
contributing $4,125.30 as
compared to $2,931.28 in 1970.
The second largest increase
came from Ingersoll where a
successful Walkathon was held in
October making a total of $2,201
as compared to $1,594 the year
previous.
The demand for Scriptures
exceeds the available supply,
putting increasing strains on the
resources of this Society
dedicated to providing the Word of
God to every man in his own
language at a price he can afford.
Contributions in Clinton lagged
behind last year's level. Last
year $281.00 was raised
compared to $196.78 in 1971. At
Brucefield, it was much the same
story with contributions down to
$110.50,from $119,15. Burns at
Londesboro was down to $25 from
$26.70 and Londesboro was down
to $55 from $76.
Elsewhere in the area,
however, things were much
brighter as in Auburn where
collections were up to $463.07
from $388,55 and Hensall which
increased contributions to
$344.65 from $299.70,
Contributions in Hayfield were up
slightly to $267.25 from $266.
Kippen was virtually the same as
last year with $93.45 compared to
$93,90,
The Clinton chapter, Zeta
Omega, of BetaSigma ilti, held a
meeting on Feb. 8, 1972 at the
home of 'Sharon Carter. The
Opening Ritual was repeated,
followed ny the roll call, minutes
communications and treasurers'
report.
The Ways and Means chairman
discussed final details 'for the
-Bake Sale" on Saturday, Feb.
19. The sale will be held at the old
location of Keith's Family
Clothing Store, and will begin at 2
p.m. The girls would like to
extend a welcome to anyone
interested in dropping in.
Service chairman read a letter
from C,A.R.S. in which was
enclosed a copy of their monthly
publication, containing a write-up
of the Sorority's efforts in the
&guy you probably never heard
of said it best. Rev. William H.
Bentley commented, "The
Church is the vehicle which
carries the Word, just as the egg
shell carries the egg. There is no
nourishment in the egg shell, but
it's not possible to carry the egg
without one".
The great longing of every
human heart is to be free from
those restraints imposed • upon
him by the institutions which'
support him. Sociologists have
long insisted that the two groups
of any culture which are freest
are the very poor and the very
wealthy, because they are least
limited to what others think.
For the majority of humans,
however, there will always be the
confinement of public opinion,
family responsibility, and
personal ambition, Nor are these
things bad, They provide most of
the stability, creativity and
progress by which the human race
has moved from cannibalism to
nuclear incineration, and from
incantations to brain surgery!
The problem confronting
people is to be able to appreciate
the need for some kind of
structure without confusing that
structure with the fulfillment
which it carries. There is a great
difference between the granite
counters of a bank and the fragile
green paper bills in its vault. One
On Friday, March 3, millions of
Christians in 165 countries will
be linked together in a chain of
compassionate concern that
circles the globe,
Under the auspices of the
International Committee for the
World Day of Prayer women from
a number of European countries,
on both sides of the iron curtain,
have prepared a service on the
theme: "All Joy Be Yours".
In Canada the World Day of
Prayer is sponsored by the
Women's Inter-Church Council of
Canada. They provide hi-lingual,
Braille, English, French,
Chinese and Japanese services
free of charge.
Church women from coast to
coast organise anti promote the
observance in their own
community, translating the
Wesley-Willis United Church
was the setting for the pretty
candlelight wedding of Betty
Livermore and Bill Stearman,
Saturday, Feb 5, 1973.
More than 40 white tapers lit up
the chancel. Dr. A.J. Mowatt
officiated and Mr, Lorne Dotteror
played the couple's favourite
selections on the organ, "Jests,
Joy of Mars Desiring", "Praise
My Soul the King of Heaven", and
the theme from' "Romeo and
Juliet",
Betty is the daughter of Percy
and Jean Livermore and Bill is
the son of Arnold and Margaret
Stearman, Grimsby.
Betty's bridesmaid was Mrs.
Jinn Melick (nee Diane Carter) of
Goderich and Hill's groomsman
was Dennis Trendie of Guelph,
The bride's hooded gown was of
white orimpolene with daisy braid
triMming the sleeves. Diane's
gown was soft pink identical to the
bride's. They both carried a
campaign- last fall. She also
discussed final plans for the
skating carnival on Saturday night
past.
Social committee reported on
the progress of the -dance plans
and the chairman of the
decorating committee reported
on their first meeting.
Publicity completed all final
arrangements for the float in the
Winter Carnival Parade.
Marjory Dobson presented the
Cultural Programme titled
"Express Yourself". She had
each girl prepare and read a short
talk on the cultural programme
that had most impressed them in
this year's series.
Lunch and social time followed
the Closing Ritual.
is dirt highly pressured and the
other is labor carefully
conserved.
Whether it be the church or the
government, humanity's destiny
at the close of 1972 will be
determined by how carefully the
people have protected the shell in
which the egg is carried, and by
how carefully the shell has
protected the egg it carries. If the
shell is destroyed, even the best
egg is worthless, and if the egg
(whether freedom or Faith) goes
bad, the shell becomes a threat
instead of a promise.
Facing elections, social
changes, economic challenges
and vast third-world upheavals,
the human race looks across the
decade of the '70's at an utterly
unbelievable world.
No one now living can
accurately predict what will rise
from the sowing of this decade. It
will be composed of fantastic
opportunities for
accomplishment and massive
threats of destruction, pollution
and population. Personal
restraint, bureaucratic
flexibility and economic
compassion will be the only hopes
that the species homo sapiens
has.
What 1971 has taught, above all
else, is that selfishness is
another word for suicide.
service into still other languages
as required (e.g. German and
Italian) and arranging for
services in a variety of places,
Churches, campuses, Homes for
the Aged, hospitals, schools, and
private homes.
The Women's Inter-Church
Council of Canada allocates the
offering to alleviate human need
at home and abroad, Work with
retarded children in the
Barbados; a newly established
school for the deaf in Mexico; re-
equipping a leprosy hospital in
India; providing educational
materials for Junior High Schools
in the central Celebes, enabling
the John Milton Society of Canada
to print Christian literature in
large type, typify the kind of
.Prote,cts receiving support.
single pink rose and wore daisies
in their hair,
The guest's were ushered by
Betty's brother, Jim Livermore
and Bill's brother, Bruce
Stearman.
Following the ceremony the
bridal couple and guests enjoyed a
reception dance and smorgasbord
lunch at Clinton CoMmunit
Centre.
Two of the honoured guests
were Bill's maternal
grandparents, Mr, and Mrs,
Brown of Toronto.
• Other out-of-town guests came
from Uxbridge, Toronto, Guelph,
Kitchener, New lipmburg,
Stratford, Grimsby, Centralia,
Ingersoll, Mt. l3rydges,
Dunnville, Simcoe, Goderich,
Myth.
Bill and Betty are living at 433
Ontario Street, Stratford, where
MU is completing his year at
Teacher's College.
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An increase of $3,440 over 1970
was announced recently by the
' Canadian Bible Society's Western
Ontario District office in London.
Contributions given by the people
and churches in Western Ontario
in 1971 amounted to the highest
ever total of $100,880,78.
An appeal has been
forward for a new building foi
Society's District offices awl
Scripture Distribution Centre in
London, but this is not included in
the above figures. "It is most
gratifying to us to know that
people are supporting both the
general work and the new building
fund," said Mr. Kenneth A. Toten,
president of the District Board,
Mr. Toten, retiring in 1971
after almost 43 years with the
London Life Insurance Company
is devoting full-time these days to
complete the fund raising
programme for the Society's new
building, now under constructir n
at 424 Waterloo Street, London.
Of the 165 Branches in Western
The Empty Pew
BY JENE MILLER
The World Day
of Prayer -
a family affair