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PATO R ALFRED FRY
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United °Cfurches •
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Spirituel depression
Demas hath forsaken me, the almighty shekel for him,
having loved this present world, stirred up , the ,people against
Only Luke is' : with me; Paul, and Paul. was placed.. in
Alexander the coppersmith did prison, Paul was, , depressed
me much evil, 2nd.Timothy:4, _ because these two people should
Everyone suffers at times ' have 'stood by him instead of
from depression, sometimes it is ' deserting him, ,,
an • emotional con flict ° after an '` . There 'was one bright'sP ot.in.
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illness, or it could be caused by this letter, Timothy, "Only. Luke
sorrow, or disappointment, or Is with me, he has stood by me."
too ninth social drinking, or the Thank God for„ the Lukes both
taking of drugs, but one of the . male and female, who, when
most common causes for others leave us, they stand
depression is when we feel that behind us every step of the way.
we have been let down by those?_ . ;
who we thought were our But the -final note of triumph
friends. - in Paul's letter which should
• But one aspeet of depression
is Spiritual, and quite often, if St• Peter's pa
we think the thing through, this
is brought upon us. because we
• are away from God, and we have -holds month
failed to contact Him through
the channel of 'prayer. We have The monthly, meeting' of the
lost our joy and have been advisory board of St. Peter's
careless in our Christian habits, Parish Council • was held on
perhaps we have lost our desire Monday evening, May 25 in the
,for attendance at the services of ; Knights of Columbus Hall.
• the Church, quite often we Father Moynahan opened the,
become depressed because of meeting with a short prayer,
our concern for 'others who we after which Mrs. Stimson read
feel are away from God. There is the minutes of the last meeting,
nothing wrong with this, for if alto theminutes of the general
Christian .people _ were --.mD meeting of —the—parish.—Council”
• concerned, ..fox '-those::,w i:.7m which svgs heli on; V I 4.
-outside-of °tlie',+Chu fi; -new life ° • Helmut-Krohmet .gatre a 'a -
would certainly -sweep? through report on the diocesan council
then Church for which Christ meeting which he attended on
died.. May 2 in .Windsor. The purpose
The Apostle Paul, was of the seminar was to set ' up
certainly, in a'- ` depressed_ guide- lb -lei -0Y parish councils:
condition when he wrote to He was of 'ihe opiM" n at such
Timothy, perhaps he had a . future meetings there should be
• reason, he was aged and in two delegates attend, one to act
prison in Rome. He wrote to as an observer. . '
encourage and to give advice as A letter was read , by Mrs:
from an aged minister Or the •MacLaren from Reverend J. B.
gospel, to a young minister just . O'Donnell chairman of the
starting out. Timothy, I have Liturgical Committee . rat
fotight a "good fight, I•. have Chatham regarding a Liturgical
finished my course, hut I haveconvention ntion to be held at
kept the faith, you do the same. Windsor on October 2, 3 and 4.
But Timothy 1 feel that I have It was decided to hold this
been let down, Demas hath matter over until the June
forsaken me, having loved this , meeting.
present world; Perhaps this is
one reason for the condition of
many churches today', many
who once took' their vows of
loyalty to Christ and the church,
and for 'awhile served faithfully
and well,. they have found that
the world and it's pleasures have
had a greater attraction, and so
have turned their backs upon
Christ and His church, , this
caused Paul much heaviness of
heart, and many a Godly
minister has had this u same.
experience. Paul goes . on to
write, Timothy, Alexander the
Coppersmith . did me much evil,
this man was making a great
profit with others making and
selling silver images of Dianna
the Ephesian, the people were
worshipping these images, Paul
spoke out, against this ungodly
practice, as a true Minister
should always do, Alexander the
coppersmith who knew that it
was wrong, yet because it meant
encourage all of The Chtirch of
Jesus' Christ is being deserted by
many anti attacked by ,others,
Timothy, there is one who has
stood by me,• and who has
promised . "Lo 1 am with you
always, .even unto: the end, and
His,. Name, is''Jesus, He ' will be
your' . constant, . friend and
companion, may all who xead
this message, place your
confidence in Jesus Christ at all
times, .for He is a friend who
sticketh closer than a brother".
Don••'t be a Demas, or ,an
Alexander the coppersmith, but
be a Luke.
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Pete McCauley reported for
the building committee on .the
progress.. of renovations and
painting of the church, which is
nearing,... completion and,. , at
present. ;la new -sound. system is
A k �.fll l4h
a 1 ,Sa i'• it ettrfp,, :ro i nstalle
Confirmation is to -be held in the
church on Monday, June 1.
,Mrs. Palmer gave a report on
the recreational committee
activities. Helmut Krohmer and
Pat Melady reported on the
Christian Action and Youth
groups and it was recommended`
that a qualified person be
.obtained to speak to the youth
group, with date to be left open.
It was felt that considerable
headway was being made by the
Rotary Club and _local groups
and that a group' on the ,.parish
level could also be helpful.
Mrs. Evans . reported on
finances. A motion was - made
that all . accounts pertaining to
Parish Council be turned over to
Mrs. Evans so • she can give a
report on these once a month.
Mrs. Muriel Murphy
presented a report On the
Spiritual Committee and plans
are under way for a •Folk Mass.
Cards indicating hours of
church services are to be placed
And Inscriptions .inl hotels and motels, and also
Stratford - Ontario notice placed in the local paper
with this' same information for
the months of mune, July,
Representative August and September.
215 -Wellington St. S., Goderich .The• chairman, John
-- Phone 524V6272 or 524.7345-- Buchanan expressed a wish that
thought be given to some project
WILLIAMS
CEMETERY
MEMORIALS
Ronald C. McCallum
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to raise funds to complete some
of the extra things in the
redecoration of the church. Mrs.
Palmer as chairman of the
recreation committee offered to
contact representatives of the
different church organizations to
meet with her and, if feasible
have a summer social for the
whole parish, preferably in the
month of July.
_ hes , °meeting, °: t the
•.:Board f _Advisors' was' iet
p.m. on Monday June 22 in the
Parish
Hall.
dbitudries
MRS. ETHEL, BOGIE.
Mrs, Ethel Bogie,. 56 AngleSea
Street, Goderich, died May 22 .tn.
Alexandra Marine and General
Hospital following a' lengthy
illness. She was 84.
The former . Ethel
IV/cWhinney, ,. Colborne
Township, ,she was born March
15, 1886 to parents " `John
McWhinney and the former.
Maria May. She lived all of her
life in .Colborne Township , until
moving tc Goderich in 1.943,,•
Her ` hi it'sband, .Alexander
Bogie, survives•. Other survivors
include one daughter, ' Mrs.
Clifford .(Marie) Hoy,:.Oodeaich
and one grandson; -John Hoy.
Mrs. Bogie was a member of
.North Stree'United Church and'
a former member of the UCW
there.
Funeral service was unday,
May. 24 • at the Callum
Funeral Home • wit . Rev.
Robert Raymont officiating.
Interment• was in Colborne
Cemetery. Pallbearers were Bill
Treble, Robert' Bogie, Rueben
Bogie; Frank Hawkins, Gerald
Fisher and Edward Jenkin.
MRS. MARGARET McGILL
Mrs. Margaret McGill, 57
Church Street, 'Goderich, died
suddenly, MTay 22, in Alexandra
Marine and General Hospital.
She was 75.
Born December 28, 1894 to
parents James McManus and the
former Ellen Cowan, Colborne
Township, she lived in .Blyth
prior to mo' ing to Goderich six
years -ago. •
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1965ll. -whoryredeceased.mherzin,
Mrs. McGill was a member, of
North Street United Church and
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Dr., J M. 'WATTS
General Surgery
CONSULTATION By REFERRAL,
GODERICH MEDICAL CENTRE
of the UCW there.
• Survivors include " one
daughter, .Mrs. Robert (Isabel)
Henry, Blyth;° seven,
grandchildren and two great
grandchildren; four sisters, Mrs.
Wm. (May) Bisset,, Mrs. Herbert
(Lillian) Thorneloe,, Mrs, Gordon
(Edith)' McPhee and Mrs. Wrn..
(Olive) Sturdy, .all of Goderich;
and two brothers, Robert
McManus, Colborne ' Township
and James W. McManus,.
Windsor. ,
• She was, predeceased by one
daughter, Mrs. Wm: (Marion)
Henry. . .
, Funeral service was Monday,
May 25 at the McCallum Funeral
Home with • Rev. Robert L.
Raymont officiating. •
Interment was• in the Blyth
Union Cemetery. ' Pallbearers
were Bob Wareham, John Henry,
Jim Henry, JimMcPhee,' Gordon
McManus and Paul Watson.
MRS. MARY ELIZABETH "
DeJONG 4
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth (Betty)
DeJOng, 134 Elgin Ave. W.,
Goderich, died. Sunday, May 24
at her residence following a
lengthy illness. She was 45.
The' former Betty Bannon,
she, was born in Kinkora to
parents Thomas Bannon and the
former Ellen Stock on
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September 28, ts, 1924, She
attended At. Jaynes Separate -
School:, Seafortb, ' and Seaforth
District high School,
She was married to George
DeJong who survives; and was a
resident of Goderich foic'th,e past"
1.0 years.
Mrs. DeJong was a member or
St. Peter's Roman" Catholic
Church.
Surviving bide her husband
are thred sons, Eugene; Thomas'
and. Gerard and two daughters,
;Rita and1 Ann, all at home; three
sister's, Mrs. John (Dorothy)
Flannery, Seaforth; Mrs, Adolph
(Loretta) ,M;asse, Windsor; and
Mrs, - Raymond (Adrienne)
Hutchinson, Woodstock; and
three brothers, Peter and Leon,
-Seaforth, and Jerry, Guelph.
Funeral service 'was
Wednesday, May 27 in St.
Peter's Church with Rev. Father
R. Moynahan officiating.
Interment was in St. Peter's
Cemetery. Pallbearers were
Michael Bannon, James Bannon,
Gary $annon, Thomas
Hutchinson, Joe Flannery and
Tony DeJong, all nephews of the
deceased.
McCallum. Funeral Home was
in charge of funeral
arrangements.
Church.of God.
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Oldest Pentecostal Denomination in North America
Pastor:, REV. OMER HENDERSON
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10:00 •a.m. —° SUNDAY SCHOOL.
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New future sight for Church df God
276 ,HU,spON Sfl',, GODERICH,
Corner North• and Nelson — MacKay Hall.
Phone °524.7129
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Goderich District Represdfitative
FRANK McILWAIN
524-7861 or 200 Gibbons St. —.524-9465
REG. J. BELL
45 Carbria Road S. — 524-7464 .
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SEVERAL THOUSAND DID IN 1969
By Popular Request, Rev. WES AARUM
And DEVERNE MULLEN Will Be At
GDCI Auditorium
Every Night. May 31 - June 7 at 8 p.m.
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Wes Aarum is well known throughout
Canada and U.S.A: -- a successful
evangelist, former :president • of
Canadian Youth for Christ,' all star
athlete, concert pianist.
Mr. beverne Mullen is a noted gospel
singer recordingl artist with tip top
records for many years, and, First place,
winner in New Brunswick Music
Festival in baritone voice competition.
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(Baptist Convention,pf Ontario and'Quebec) '
MONTREALS.TREET near The Square
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10:00 a.m. -'•- Adult Bible Class and Sunday School For All
11:00 a.m. Morning Wo shi
• Sermon: "THORNS'
- Supervised Nursery a °
Minister'' Rev, Arthur ,Maybury.,.-•B,,A., Era,
ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH
1st Sunday after Trinity — May 31, 1970'
Holy Communion at 8:30 a.m.
Litany and .Sermon — 11:00 a.m.
Nursery'
Sunday School at 10:00' a.m and 11:00 a.m,.
Rectori • REV. G. G. RUSSELL, B.A., B.O.
Organist—Choirmaster—Miss Marian Aldous,
A.Mus., Mus. Bac.
Kn�x .Presbyterian Church
THE REV. G. LOCKHART ROYAL, B.A., Minister
WILLIAM CAM RON, Director of Praise
SUNDAY, MAY' 31st
10:00 a.m. — CHURCH SCHOOL -
11 :00'a.rn. — DIV INE WORSHIP
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(Junior, Congregation and Nursery)
7:30 p:m.'- YOUNC3t,PEOPLE'S SOCIETY.
€nter'to Worship
..:Depart to.Sence_
North:. Street United Church
REV. ROBERT L. RAYMONT
• BAPTISM SERVICE,
SUNDAY, :,MAY 31st
10:00 a.m. — SENIOR SCHOOL:'
11:00 a.m. JUNIOR SCHOOL.
11:00 a.m. , WORSHIP
Sermon: E U�AY (N"
W-E-L7H-C-O-M-E• -
Supervised Nursery
'Mrs. Eleanor Hetherington, A,T.C.M.
Organist and Choir Director
Phone Church Office and Study — '5'24-7631
Church Buildrrig ,— 5246951: ~
Bethel Pentecost�l Tabernacle
- Affiliated with the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada
CORNER OF ELGIN AND WATERLOO STS.
REV. R. CLARK, Pastor
,,SUNDAY, MAY 31st
10:00 a.m. — SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11:00 a.m. --.,Worship Service.
7:00 p m. — Evangelistic Service.
8:00 p.m. Tuesday — Prayer and Bible Study.
8:00 p.m. Friday - Young .People's Service._; .,`
Victoria Street United Church
The House of Friendship Rev. Leonard Warr
10:00 a.m. — Bible, School For All Grades.
11:00 a.m. — Worship Service.
• Sermon: ';LIGHT IN DARKNESS"
BENMILLE'R UNITED CHURCH - -
10:00 a.m. Worship Service and Bible School.
IJV -E -L -C -O -M -E
Mrs. Leonard Warr
Benmiller Pianist &
Choir Director
Mrs. J. Snider
Victoria St. Organist
& Choir Director
UNITED HOLINESS CHURCH
62 Cambria Street North
SUNDAY, MAY_ 31.s.t
9:50 a.m. — SUNDAY SCHO°0t..
1 1 :00 a.m.—. WORSHIP SERVICE
7:00 p.ni. —EVANGELISTIC SERVICE,
Wednesday, 8:00 — Mid -week Mayer Service.
"A WELCOME AWAITS YOU"
Pastor:.'REV. C.& JOHNSON, B.A.PHONE 524-6887
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
BAYFIELD ROAD AT BLAKE STREET
"A F);'LLOWSHIP CHURCH"
NEED, A RIbE? CALL FOR BUS PICKUP
524-9565 or 5.244445
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- 10:00 a.m. — SUNDAY 'SCHOOL.
• 11:00 a.m. --- MORNING WORSHIP.,
May 31st "IMPOSSIBLE SUNpAY"!!
"UNLIMITED OPPORTUNITIES"
Regular EveningService, 8:00 p.m. at
Goderich Collegiate
PASTOR: REV. KENNETH J. KNIGHT
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THE FREE METHODIST CHURCH
, 4,Park Street at Victoria
H. Ross Nicholls, Pastor
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