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MRS. VIOLA 1111. CUNo,
fon
Lvilett''ownship, a
d*ughter of
Mrs. .Viola Marie (Gultard) Richard 3rennan and the formg
`Cundari, St. Marys, died at St, MarY ,Jane Gravelle. She
�► Marys Memorial Hospital on. attended • schools' in Hallett
Wednesday,, January 29, 1969. .Township and Clinton. and had
She was 45. W ' lived in Hullett Townsntp,
Mrs. Cundari was, bornin London and Detroit.
Heatft, Ontario., on February b, • On June 11, 1929 she married
1923, a daughter of Donard and William James Chisholm in
Louise Guitard. She°was married Goderich. Mr, Chisholm died in
to Louis Cundari on June 26, .1938-
I/ 194% at Kirkland. Lake, Ontario, Mrs. Chisholm was a
and had lived in Goderich for, 19. hairdresser for 28 years. She,was
years before moving to St. a member of St. Peter's Roman
Marys. While in Goderich she " Catholic Church, a member of
worked. for nine years at the the Catholic Women's League
Major Store on The Square. • and the Hospital Auxiliary, and
She was. a ,member. of , St. was Women's Sae.vice Chairman
Peter's Roman Catholic Church, for the Goderich 'branch of the
Goderich,and Holy . Name . C. anadian Cancer Society,
Church, S. Marys. " Mrs. Chisholm' was'
She was predeceased by her predeceased by her `parents and
father. Surviving are her mother, her hushand. Surviving are a
Louise Guitard; her husband, daughter, Mrs. John J.
Louis; • two daughters, Mrs, (Rosemarie) Evans, of Goderich;
Marcel (Diane) DeWinter and one song Lorne Martin (Bud)
Mrs Raymond (Terry) Chisholm; one brother,' 'Dean
Ducharme, both,.. of Goderich; Brennan of Guelph, and) four
•one brother, Leo Guitard, North grandchildren.
Bay; one sister, Mrs. Leo (Evie) Friends called at Stiles
Armellini, Torontoand three Funeral • Home until Tuesday,
grandchildren. February 4, when Requiem Mass
Requiem Mass was celebrated wascelebrated in St. Peter's
in Holy, Name Church, St. Roman Catholic Church at "10 -
Marys, The Reverend Father a.m. The Reverend Father R,
Michael Cundari, C.R., of North Moynahan officiated.
Bay, brother-in-law of Mrs. Interment was in Colborne -
Cundari, officiated. , Roman Catholic Cemetery.
sIntejment was in St. Marys p.alltfearers were - Con
Cemetery. Pallbearers • were: Baechler, Ben R. Chisholm; Fred-
• Norm
redNorm Tobin, St. Marys; Marcel Robinson, J. E. Baechler, Larry
DeWinter and Raymond Plouffe and Joseph A°.Snider.
Ducharme, Goderich; Tony MISS M. G. COLBORNE
Cundari and Leo Guitard, North
Bay and Leo Armellini, Toronto. Miss ."Muriel Gwendolyn
° Relatives .and friend' were Colborne, a resident of
p resent from . North . Bay, Westminster —H-ospital, London,
41, Toronto, Tillsonburg and died at the hospital on January
Goderich. ., 29. She was 88.
STANLEY JOHN SPROUL Miss Colborne was born in
Stanley John Sproul, 55 Goderich on June 6, 1880,- a
William Street, London; died at daughter of John Henry
, on, Colborne and the formers Ellen:
Victoria Hospital, Londqn,
Saturday., February 1. He was Bruce. She lived in Goderich
46 until 1910 when - she went to
✓ Mr. Sproul was born • in Johns o- Hopkins Hospital,
Goderich on 'August: 11, 19,22, a Baltimore as a nurse. She served
son of John • Sproul and the as
'a nursing sister in France
former Evelyn Annie Baker. He during World, Wart from 1914 to
1918 and was. mentioned' in
lived in Goderich until 1954i
when he moved to+ondon. dispatches. On her return from
He was an adherent of KnoxFrance she was in Toronto until
1962- when she . moved ' to
Presbyterian Church,.
He was predeceased by his
mother. Surviving are his father,
John, of Goderich; one brother,
William, of Penticton, B.C.; four
sisters, Mrs. George (Evelyn)
" Chambers and Mrs. Harold
• (Florence) Asliid1i7 both of
Goderich; Mrs. Andrew (Gladys)
Jondreau, ° Kingston and Mrs.
Clayton (Viola) Steels,. Sarnia. ° - --
The fungi was held '
at Stiles uneral Home on
Tuesday, February : 4 at 2 p.m -
,a with The Reverend R. U.
MacLean officiating.
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THE WORD
Pastor Kenneth J. Knight
Calvary Baptist Church
Interment° followed in
Maitland Cemetery. Pallbearers
were: James Ashton, Edward
Sallows,. Robert Ashton,
Kenneth Williams, Raymond
Gilders and Wilfred Gliders.
MRS. JOSEPHINE CHISHOLM:,
Mrs.. Josephine Matilda
Chisholm, 107 "Picton street east,
died at . Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital on Sunday,
February 2.
Mrs. Chisholm was born in
Westminster Hospital, London.
She was a member of North
street United Church.
She was predeceased by her
parents and there are no known
surviving relatives.
The funeral service was held
° at Stiles Funeral Home at 2 p.m:
on Saturday, February 1. The
Reverend' & Donald MacDonald
officiated.
• Interment followed in
Maitland 'Cemetery. Pallbearers
were: Charles Robertson, Frank
Walkom, Earl • Westbrook and
George Johnston.
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Eternal Lif� -Now!
Ther 'Bible says you can
KNOW for an absolute certainty
that you have Ipternal Life.
"These things have I written
unto you that, Believe ON the
name of the Son of God; thathe
may KNOW that ye have Eternal
Life --"I '.John 5:13. It. is this
"KNOW -SO" Salvation that is
offered to each and every person
ever born.
Notice the emphasis regarding '
our believing; it says ON (Not
just In) implying that we are to
base our faith; on the person 'of
Jesus Christ and trust Him for
Eternity.
A very pious church member,
who thought himself to be a
great Christian, visited the junior,
department of his Sunday
Sehrool. Nattlailly the
superintendent asked him to say
a few words to the boys. and
girls. He stood pompously
before them and asked: "Why
do you think people call me a
Christian?" There was a bried
silence, then a small voice from
the back of the room said:
"Because they don't know you."
Well, he asked for it! And that
anonymous little ' child was
probably right.
Why are we "Christians?"
Because we attend • Church?
Because we don't curse, gamble
or get • drunk? Or, are we
Christians, because Christ is in
us, because we seek to follow
Him?
Notice' , too that' his
"Know -So" salvation . is
obtained, "_` not Icy our own
efforts, but by Faith, in the
finished 'work of Jesus Christ at
Calvary.
Someone once said "A. halo
has to fall only eleven inches to
become a noose! • More than
one.person has been strangled by
his own halo! Satisfied with his
own righteousness and
,achievements, a - man will
become so •proud nobody can
Live with him, and so perfect in
his own eyes that: he doesn't
need the Lord! "Do it yourself!"
is the trend these days. No need
to call in the expert; you can do
it yourself. a
Urtfdrtur ately, this attitude'
has crept' into things spiritual,
and we have a "do-it-yourself
salvation" that is a dangerous
combination of keeping the Ten
Commandments; obeying the
Golden Rule, joining some
religious group,, and trying to do
the best . you can' This is the
"religion" of Mr. •Average
Citizen today, and it is a religion
that cannot save the soul. It may
give a man a good standing in his -
community, but it will never
give him a right standing before
God,
Paul explains why many,
many people are not salted: "But
they...going about to establish
their own righteousness, have
not submitted themselves to the
righteousness of God" (Rom.
10:,$). -
There's the pinch..."have not
submitted themselves." It takes •
submission to Christ by faith , to
receive the : free gift of
righteousness: The man who will
not submit, but who insists on
earning his own way,, simply
cannot be saved. The world may
admire your halo, but keep in
mind that your halo has to fall
Only .eleven Inches to/ become a
-noose—and strangle you into
eternity.
Instead of merely ".hoping" or
".`thinking" that you are going toil
Heaven by self -effort, why not
accept the balvattop afforded by
Jesus Christ,. and know for sure.
Here. is how. '(1) Acknowledge
y o urselr a helpless sinner
Romans 3:23—"For ALL have
sinned and come short of the.
Glory of God. (2) Be sorry,
genuinely, for this condition to
have sa �. _ , given,—Acts .3:19
"Repen ye eerefore and be
converted that yd.ur sins nay be
blotted out." (3) Receive Jesus
•
Christ per naily "As many as
reveived hilato them gave He
Power (the right or auth9nty) to
become the Sons of God, evem
to them that believe on His
Name'' John 1:12,; Do this
honestly, by faith, then you too
can say "I KNOW",
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