The Goderich Signal-Star, 1967-12-28, Page 5SONALS
+�M and Urp. Stan ."McInt rre,
►� _and Mra Prod McIntyre,.
Ontario, Mr. and We.
feg Chattel and family, Dublin,
Ontario, visited with fir* and
`Mrs. Warner 'MOMOiltYre. dux*
,ng the holiday and ,Denny Mc*
t,Yrewent to Dublin for -.hie
holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Orval .Lobb of
Chatham, $ons John and Walter,
Were • Chri tznas guests . with
the lagers mother, Mrs..James •
Thomson; also her grandson
Bob Thomson from Pttawa.
*~ , * *
Mrs, Vat Scrimgeour visited
over the ,Christmasholiday with
cher: -son Garrick,, Mrs.
Garrick . and daughter Cathy of
Windsor, also her sister Mrs.
Ferris Catlin of Detroit.
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3,' Howard Aitken spent
Christmas with K.E. Aitken of
Hamilton.
* . * *
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Pope
and Michael, Acton, spent
Christmas with his mother,
Mrs. Pope, ColborneT`ownship.
* ., * *
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Chis•
holm and son, Timmy, spent
Christmas in Ottawa with Mrs.
Chisholrn's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. B. Chenier..
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. Mr. and Mrs. James Clark
and two daughters of Drayton
Valley,. Alberta, are spending
the Clzrisbnas holidays with°
the former's parents, Mr. and °
Mrs. Tait Clark, Colborne
Township.
Mrs. Cal Straughan is spend.
ing the . Christmas and New
Yhar's holidays in Streetsville
with Mr. and Mrs. Bud Cooper,
Greg and Marcia..
* * *
Mr, and Mrs. Fred M°ohring,
Lance and Jeffrey, Sudbury,
spent Christmas with their
tamales; Mrs. Eva Mohring
and Mr. and Mrs. Cal Kinder.
vater.
* * *
Mrs.. P.J. • Green spent
Christmas with her sister, Mrs.
C.H. Young, and family in Wil,
lowdale. '
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Mr. R.W. Allin, Brantford,
Ontario spent Christmas in God.
erich visiting friends and "re.`
latives.
The ROY, Garwood G., Russell*
is old? Op he enter again into
hie mother's wombrt
Ou. Aar Eut not 00" strange;
Ant that, is ;Oat christiantty
an eter births ,.
chr shims is about tho'birth
of Jesus. 1.10 CaMe into a quiet.
Obscure corner 'of The.WOrld.
When he began. his' ministry it
was with no fanfare bf ilium.
cla.ration' that "The Kingdom, of
Healren is within your grasp.'t
"Row silently, ' how silently
The: Wondrous gift is given!
So God imParts to human
hearts
(Phillips, Brooks)
When, Nicodeinus inquired
abOut his own birth, Jesus told
him that it Would come through
the power of the Wind of God.
In Greek and Hebrew the word
for Spirit and windlre the same.
- For some people the Wind of
'Qcci, Is it rustling tool Vighti
force; for others, It is a gentle
brOeze which flutters conetfintlY
about ;them" cleansing, :Teo:
God blOWS *Lis Ciod-WiSheS it
. comes frOm or where it PAS -do
.,or why it Caroe When it didr.
That it hagi come isallwe.knO*;
Cast out our sin; and enter
Be born in us today."
(Brooks)
"Can a Man be born when
The world was verY old when
Jesus wsas born, Civilization had
rolled along for xnany centuries
from the earli4st cave dwellers
.and the earliest adventurers on
the oCeans. Nations had come
and gone..Citles had aown and
decayed.- Laud bad been cultio•
vated and eroded. Yet in 'the
fullness of God's time he, sent
forth his Son tO be born .0f a
It is easy for us to become
discouraged about life and
cynical about ourselves, We get
ourselves, into an kinds of ru,ts,
in life "-mid some of them are
deep. 'Christmas .is an annual
reminder that it neVer to0
late, tO be born, The new' birth
:which the S-Pirit *Of Jesus
Prodliges :can be a`hard and
bitter agony if it involvestundao
mental changes in one's way of
life, 'Yet tO be bOrn of. is
jesiis was born into an alien
world 'which did not understand
• `,Clulstmas is full of hope and
love and &ace and the glory
of God. When Christ is born
in us we experience all these*
things 'too, but Jesus also ex.
perienced pain and -disappoint.
nient and seVere doubts. We
must expect these, too. •
It is sometimes difficult to
believe in the love of God, even
at Christmas time. Little aid
Mary know that the baby whose
birth was heralded so mimed.,
lously would end his earthly'
life so ignominiously.
Dag 'Hammarskjold in his
diary .entitled "Markings" ob.
served on Christmas Eve 1960:
"For him who looks towards
the futre, the Manger is situ.
ated on Golgotha, and theCross
has already 'been raised in Beth.
Perhaps these are sombre
world we live in. In the midst
of our perplexity, let us -open
our hearts to the cleansing
power of God's spirit.
As you contemplate Bethle.
hem, ask yourself these
questions: Can I do worse than
identify myself with Jesus?
What better explanation of life's
contradictions can I give? How
better can I live than in com.
munion with this man whose
coming has re-created so many
people's lives?
- "We hear the heavenlyangels
The great glad tidings tell:
co. come tb us, abidewithus,
Our Lord Immanuel".
(Brooks)
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' Here's hoping it's a bang-up New Year for
all our good friends. They deserve the best!
PATRICIA K. DALTON
Funeral seree was heldsa
urdaY, December OP at St,
'oseph'a. Church, .ingsbrldge
for Mrs`. `l'atr cla Kathleen D
ton, of Kingsb idge - who ,di
Wingham on December 01,
after a long ilineas.. She;vas 60
years old,.
• The f'or'mer P.atriciaKathleon
Reynolds was born in New his•
Item], Ontario, on March 15,
190', the daughter of Dominic
Reynolds: and KatherineHanlon
Mrs. Dalton was a member
St. Joseph's Chord C.W.L,`d
Women'•a Institute..'
She is Survived by her IMO,
band, Raymend 'paiWn; three
sOns andtwo daughters; Michael
of Sarnia, Terrance and clotus
at !WM% Da,111Wbf Loaded, Kath/
leen (Mrs. ArneS MacD0110.101)
of Victoria, Ike. Also StrViving
is One grandehild, =done Meter
Mrs.' Mary Slums of Toronto;
off two brothers, Basil Of
Kjigsbridge, and Cletus of Sudo
Rev. 1Viichael Dalton official.
ed at the funeral service, and
interment was at Kingsbridge
Cemetery, Kingsbridge, On.
tario; Pallbearers were Mrs.
Centennial
Awaxd
The Township of Colborne has
• been presented with the Pro.
vince of Ontario, "Centennial
Achievement Award. " in recor.
nition' of an outstanding contri.
bution by community leaders
and individual citizens to the
1967 Centennial Celebrations.
keceive
Cap -
The annual. capping exercises
of Stratford General Hospital
took place Friday afternoon.
Among those receiving their
caps were Misses Dianne
Nicholson, NaticY Parsons and
Janette Hoy all of Goderich.
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OXFAM of Canada has re-
ceived a boost from Goderich
during the past few weeks. .
A non-sectarian, non-political
..agency, OXFAM, the Oxford
Committee for Famine Relief,
is concerned with meeting,
human need wherever suffering
famine, disaster or disease
The agencY', which operatei in
about 90 „ countries throughout
the world, also helps people to
help themselves through in.
ceiitives to improve crops, in-
itiate irrigation `programs and
generally produce more food on
the same amount of land.
Goderich donations amount.
ing to $182.73 came from a
neighbourhood OXFAM dinner
meeting which raised $62.50, a
coffee party which brought in
$6. 38i. a collettion at the C twist -
mai meeting of the NorthStreet
1.,Inited Church Women which
raised $27.20, and $86.65 from
a C.G.I.T. Vesper Service at
North Street United Church on
Sunday evening.
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Mr. and Mrs. R.G.Shrier and
family visited with the latter's
Ruby, Tilbury, for Christmas
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C.
Bolton ,penti Christmas Day
in.Delawar'd as guests 61' Prof.
and Mrs. W.E.D. Atkinson.
* * *
Mrs. Ernest Craig is spend.
ing-ChriStmas week in Toronto
visiting with her daUghter Mrs.
B. Bradley, Mr. Bradley and
family.
• * *
Flight Sergeant and Mrs.
Norin Greentree and -family
spent Christmas with Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph K ingswell.
Mr. and Mrs. JamesA.Smith
visited with their parents Mr.
and Mrs. J. Smith and Mr.
were in Toronto for Christmas -
with their daughter and her
Miss Pearl Craige, Brant.
ford, spent Christmas in God.
'erich visiting her sister Mrs.
W.C. Snazel.
* * *
Larry Papernick and Mrs,
Ivan Papernick flew. to 'San
Francisco for the holiday.
Miss Lillias MacVicar Was in
Oakville for Christma.s with
her niece, Mrs. L.H. Elson,
and family in Oakville, and her
nephew James Redditt and
-family in Islington.
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REV. ROBERT CLArt!IC,
11;00 a.m.—Morning Worship.
10:00 p.in.—Watch Night Service.
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Wesley Memorial Church
10:00 a.m.—Church School and Adult aass.
1"1:00 a.m.—Worship. 6:30 p.m.—Evening Fellowship.
Tuesday, 6:30—CYC 8:00 p.m.—Adult study.
Saturday, 8:00—Senior Youth Group.
Minister: The Reverend Alan Harley, M.Th.
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THE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA
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North Street United Church
Sunday, December 31st
10:00 a.m.—Senior Schoa
11:00 a.m.—Junior CongregatiOn.
11:00 a.m.—Worship.
Sermon:
"Transformed Not Conformed"
7:00 p.m.—Goderich Community Centennial
Service of Thanksgiving Treble -Singers.
Mrs. M. Hetherington, A.T.C.M., Organist and Choir Leader
— ALL ARE WELCOME —
ST: GEORGE'S CHURCH
and Mrs. Harold Allen during
the ChriStmas holiday.
Mr. Arthur and Miss Dianne
Nicholson spent the holidays at
• tne home of their mother, Mrs.
G. Nicholson, Colborne Street.
Sunday after Christmtas—December 31Ist
8:30 a.m.—HOLY COMMUNION.
11:00 a.m.—Morning Prayer.
Sung. by the boys of the Choir School
Conducted by Mr. Malcolm Wechsler of
St. Paul's Cathedral, London, Ontario.
The Choir School boys will be assisted by
men of St. Paul's Cathedral choir.
• Rector: REV. G. G. RUSSELL, B.A., B.D.
Organist - Choirmaster "•:•-- RONALD KINGHAM
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Sunday, December 31st
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11.00 a.m.—DIVINE WORSHIP.
Sermon: "353r DAYS OF DECISION"
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7:00 p.m.—Completion of Centennial Year.
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1.1:00 a.m.-Worship Service,
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1:30 p.m.--BENMILLER New Year's Service.
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