The Goderich Signal-Star, 1971-01-21, Page 7..rr•04e,
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North Street United Church
REV. RAYMOND RAYMONT
It's incredible
• It seems strange to rne why
teensfind it neceisatY to sk-up
• their own culture. How Often
has a parent said to mc, "I really
don't know* 'what Ie thinks"
••, There was g time -hen adults
and teens had fun ItOgether
was th$1.-lestr,-.Argeg-4,40a.,
' • - ac-companied' your teen to a
dance? In their Cloths, their
language, their music, and their
• entertainment, there has come
MO being a culture distinctive
from that, of the adult society.
Is it an expression ofojection
of our style.of life. You will not
, have to search ,very long for an
answer if yon_en_gage..in a simple
little experiment. Ask some of
your friends to write dOvvn the
values they try to teach theii•
children:Then ask them to rate
these values according to a scale
of most important to least
important. Now as a fairly
objective observer apply this
written scale of values to your
friends "daily lives. •You seei• they
simply do not.,live in the value
house they .preach to their
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children.
Are we adults really -so
ashamed of the values we
ivorship in our daily living that
we cannot even speak them? ',
What about the,man who spends
a vast majority of his time at hir..
job. Does he, say: "Material' gain
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for me."? Does he say: "The
home atmosphere is unbearable
or meaningless to me."? No -
rather, "I do it$or my wife -and
,children."
The- credibility gap between
our speaking values and our
living.values is simply' too great
for the teen tito bear. You see -
he really thohght we lived where
we spoke. The shock of
discovering the credibility gap is
just t66'""great,•"'llia-soltition -
create another culture.
The,,,(een culture can be a veyy
creative influence' for us. If we
listen to their protest we will ask
ourselves, "what are, our living
values"? We might then discover
that we can't live with them
either. •
The time is now - what are
your living values?
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The smiling goodloOking girl who appears with herlbeby On this
yar's Ability Fund posters is no professional model. She's Mrs,
Sarah King who had polio and whose rehabilitation was made
possible by the Rehabilitation Foundation for the Disabled
which runvthe ' Ability Fund, formerly called' the March of
Dimes. Chief Marching Mother this year is Mary Fincher who is
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shown at right viewing the new poster with Betty Rogers,
Huron' County Chairman of the fund. Mrs. Fincher still needs
volunteers to help with the blitz which' will be held Monday
evening, February 1 and interested 'people should. call. Mrs.
Firicher-at 524 -7206. -Staff Photo,. ,
Tax collections discussed by Huron board
BY SHIRLEY J. KELLER „ collections four times a -year," JohnTaylor said members of .school board amounted to about
stated R,..p. B. Dunlop, the board of education'must live $115,000. In • 1970. 'When
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' ERICB. GARDNER Home with Rev. G. L. Royal
. . officiating. . ._
' Eric Blakely•qqa •-'i er2of__9_ - 'interirierit' -Was' in. -Maitland -
" -collections were, made twice, ,
interest paid by the bpard° .
- -amounted to ablilit $85,000.V4 .
Krug St., Kitchener, general. Cemetery. Pallbearers were Les
manager' of , The Record since
1944,4died -of a heart-attack,late;
New Year's Eve. He was 61.
He was born in Colborne
Township, August 22, 1909, a
son of the late ,Mr. and, Mrs.
Samuel B 'Gardner-
A graduate • Of Goderich
Institute, , Shaw ,
Business Schools, Toronto, and
the International Accountants
Society Management Control.
Mr. Gardner began his business
career in 1930 in' the accountant
businessmanagement division,of
General Motors.
• He was a member of Irwin
City Masonic Lodge No. 509 and
a- member of ' St:q'aliieS''
Rosemount United Church. He.
• alio was director and treasurer
of 'many -organizations. •
SurviVing is his wife, 'the
former Luella Martin, whom -he--
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Married June 4, 1938; two sons,
Barry of Montreal, arid Gilbert.
of Kitchener. •
.--• He was predeceased by one
brother, Keith, in August, 1951.
_ The funeral service tookplace.
Monday, January 4- at the
4 Ratz-B,echtel - Funeral Home,
with Rev.. Dr. Charlei L. ,Lewis
Riley, Jim Sheardown, John
McGraw, Walter Sheardown,
Harold' Chambers and Percy
LeBlanc.
r.,35;tre:
conducting the servie.
• Burial was in Memory
Gardens, Breslau.
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The annual question of when snperintendent of business in the, same coUrity-- as The
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to collect school._ taxes....w.a.:affairs, "And so does the municipal councils and it would
--,discussed-'at-.-Monday..,-.-everting*.i.,-takoityer,,,, - • • --,---:- , -be- : -good pi-blie--"retations " to
' "It • is cheapest fox':.*I
concerned if collections are,,, .9---'
February 1. • ' a difference when' -calculating payments to the board 6f made four tithes a year; stated
meeting of the Huron ,County • . He said it made. no difference. a s c et t a i n. -, when the
Board of Education and a .when ,the municipalitit§s—rnada- mmun
icipalities wouldr-nrefer to
decision deferred until Monday, their collections but it did make make, tax collections and make
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iYIEM'ORIALS-MARIKEFIS & CEMETERY i„enrERING
Goderich !District Representative
Frank Nicilwain.' ..t.
524-7861 or 624-9465
, 200 bibliiinS Si.
Reg. J. Bell
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45 Cambria Rd. S.
6244464
PRYDE
AND
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Clintori-EXeter-Seaforth
"As far as dollars and cents interest " when payments for `edUcation.
are concerne.d - we education benefit from purposes were made.
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"How much does
goodwill cost 'us?" asked pr. A.
Barry Death?.
• Dunlop said he had no firtn
figures e)-Tabt :to say thaL in
1969 when tax collection was
made oncevinterest paid by the
this
Dunlop. "Definitely."
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Enquiries
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No. J60056. Very low mileage. This loal,
perfectly maintained automobile has q11 of
Cadillac's fine standard features piuS the
comfort and Convenience of full autornatic
air conditioning. Factory warranty. Thit is,
your chance to own a frl00,1 automobile
at greatly reduced brice,
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Arriving Ahis week — 1970 •CADILLAC
Fleetwood Brougham four door 5edan.
Every power option conceivable. Spliefront
seat. AM/FM. Air conditioning.
Positraction. Padded top. Extremely" low
mileage..Listed.new at $.11,000_ Terrific ._
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HAMILTON ST., GOIIERICH • •
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MONTREAL STREET near The SqUare - •
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10:00 a.ni. -- Adult Bible Class and Church
11:00 — Morn i ng W o rship.
Supervised Nursery)
• UNITEp1101.1NE5, CHURCH
62. Cambria Street North
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• SUNDAY, jANUARY" 24th° ' t.(
9:50 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL.:
11:00 a.m:—W9FSHIPSERVICE
7:00 p.m. — EVANGELISTICSERVICE
7:30 -- Wednesday evening —Prayer Service.
"A WELCOME AWAITS YOU"— --
Pastor:. REV. 0. H. LEE PHONE 524-6887
Winners of the Southern Ontario 1.adies Curling Association bonspiel' played at GOderich last
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday was the Walkerton Club. Left to right ,are 8kp ,Mrs. Wheaton
JOHN CUTHO
..•ERTSON Thompson; vice -skip Mrs.. Gordon' Totton; second Mrs. Bruce Jaklin; and led, Mrs. .Jules
VanDeVyvere. The team now prOgresses to the District Provincial playdowns at Glen Briar
John C u t h ber tso ii, Waterloo February 22, 23 and 24.staff phoo) `, . _..„........_
Huronview, died Thusday, , -' . . , t.• .•
January 14 ill. Clinton Public , Q0013 SIGIS
. Hospital. He was 80. Here are two actual road
He was born June 16, 1890 in signs, reported by the Ontario
Kilmarnock, Scotland, to John Safety 'League:
and Agnes(Taylor) Cuthbertson. NOIL-ALL TURN. In Atlanta
He came to Canada 66 Years ago Georgia. . .
and has been a resident of SLOW. NO HOSPITAL. At
Goderich for the peat 38 years. the outskirts of a small town in
Mr. Cuthbertson worked, h.s a Oklahoma. ,-
pairiter and a decorator until his ..-. , .
retirement 15 Years ago* lie was WILLIAMS
a veteran of bolh World Wars"' •
and was a member of the Royal
Canadian_ Legion Branch 10.
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EMETER
Ida ,Naegele- whp-predeceased
him: in 1968. Surviving are one
daughter, Mfg.Trandon (Luille) And Inscriptions
Brooks, Goderich; two sons, ' StratfOrd -- Ontario
Gordon, North Bay arid Lionel,- •-- - -
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Rot•CMcCallum
Guelph; nine grandchildren and ' nald,
one great grandchild. • ' Representative
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Club in
Bethel Pentecostal Tabernacte
Afiiiiatect4vith:the Pentecostal Assernblies of Canada
-CORNR 0 F_ELGIN.,,W WATnE,F31,99. STS.
REV. R. CLARK, Pastu:
THE FiiEE-METrfODIST CHURCH
Park Street at Victoria
H. Ross Nicholls, Pastor
• SundaySchool 10 a.m.
• Worship Hour 11 a.m.•
Evening Service 7 p.m:,
WELPOME
GODERiCH FROSTED FOODS
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Funeral service was Saturday, 215 Wellington St. S., Goderich
January 16 at McCallum Funeral „Phone 524-6272 or 524-7345 -
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'31/2 lb. Bag 794
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SNDAY, JANUARY 24th
10:90 a.m. —,SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11:00 a.r. ,-- WORSHIP SERVICE.
7:00 p.m.-- EVANGELISTIC SERVICE.
Tuesday, 8 b.m. — 'Prayer and Ilible7-Sti!dy.,.
Friday;"8 YoUngi-People's Seryice7,
ST. 'GEORGEl CHURCH
rd Sunday after Epiphany January 24, 1971
Holy Communion at 8:30 a.m.
Rector's Cjass at 9:45 a.m.
Morning Prayr, and Sermon at 11:00 am.
(Nurry)
Church School --at•
0rg4nistChoirmater: Mr. Paul C. Baker,
F.R.C.O, L.R.A.M., A.RC.M.
. Rector: REV. G. G. RUSSg4.4.134A.4-Bran-,
BTFitLitiROAD AT BLAKE STREET
"A .FELLOWSHIP CHURCH"
(ALL US IF.YOU' NEED A RIDE!
• 524-9565 0r524-6445
10:00 im. - SUNDAY SCHOOL
11:00 a.m.- MORNING WORSHIP
• SUNDAY, JANUARY 24th
"THE INDWELLING CHRIST"
.Ftgular Evening Service - 7:30 p.m.
Bible Study Wednesday,48:60 p.m.
PASTOR: REV. KENNeTH J. KNIGHT
..* THE RE“. G. LOCKRART ROYAL, BA., Minister
WILLIAM CAMERON, Director of Praise
.'UNDAY, JANUARY 24th
10:00 am. — SUNDAY SCNOOL
11:00 SERVCE OF WORSHIP.
Serinoro "THE CHARISMA OF CHRIST"
'Nursery and Junior Congregation)*
v4÷-r-orurJu
Victoria Street United Church
HOUSE bF FRIENDSHIP. REV. \LEONARD WARR
10:00 Bible School For All 'Grades.
11:00 - WORSHIP SERVICE. ••
Sermon: "BAHA'ISM AND SCRIPTURE"
13ENM ILLER UNITED CHURCH
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1:30 p.m- - Worship, Service„..an4413i6le School.
TOC ALPHA REPORT with Brenda More ,
— W -E -L -C -0 -M -E
Mrs. J. Snider
Victoria St. Organist
& Choir b irector
Mrs. Leonard Warr
.Benmiller Pianist' &
Choir Director
North- Street United --Church
REV. ROBERT L. RAYMONT •
SUNDAY, JANUARY 24th
ANNUAL. CONGREGATIONAL MEttihd
7:30 p.m.
9:45' aTin. - Grdes four- and up.
I055 am. Baby's t� Grade 3'.
11:00 a.m. - Morning Woiship.
Scripture: ST. MARK .3:7 • 5:43
Supervised Nursery
• Mrs. Eleanor Hetherington, A.T.C.M.
'-"gtrtitst' and Choir. director •
Phone Churchpffice and Study — 5214651
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