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ciODERIQR SIGNAL-51'AR,, `1 H1riRSDAY, JULY 29,1971
From the Minister's study
VVESLEY MEMORIAL •
FREE METHODIST CHURCH
111ictholIs,
Pastbe",,
Moder, firebugs
Some tinle ago, going back to
my old home town, during tJ e
Om-se-Vt.-con yersatibtr ,I -was
told :of 'a. rash of fires that had
taken place in the district; in The
main, not too" serious, thanks to
-a well organized local- • fire
department.. •
The .point I'd like to bring
out is that when the \law tracked
down the saurce of trouble, it
was found to be ,a group of
yout1r whose reason for doing it
was, not to be a menace, but
only for the kicks.
These "fire bugs" remind me
of another type of "fire bug"
•whose work is more destructive
and far reaching ,than the others,
and yet is condoned with
scarcely a flicker of resentment
and only the mildest forms of
reproof' are they ever ••faced with,
and even .then' it's hard to be
detected as reproof. or whether
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it's just old-fashioned 1ealousy.
Of . course, I speak stn
di'sre"spect of the,. rrrirri.wskir_a
You'd be , surprised how many'';
'Token homes, hich,school acid'
college drop out's from the girls'
dorms, as well as the merciless
practice of sacrificing otir girls in
the furnaces 'of the Creat
Goddess -of Sex, even before
they enter 'their teens. The
apostle Jaynes says, "How great a
atter a little fire kindleth."
Pew,, it seems, are aware of
the safety measures wrought in
the make up "of man, made
available by his Creator. Who
does. not Ipnow the low flash
point in the sexual structure of
animal nature in man? (I Aam
staggered and frightened to
realize 'how ignorant our female
populous islet this). Of.course, I
speak of the innocent.
When those mini skirts' show
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CHAPEL
up, if there is,enough to them to
show -up, the powers' of- nature in
,h ..,,,Aa1'liniaL realm ' are almost
,Zee -taco to be aroused. But, the
L police force ` of the moral
principles are 'rushed to the
scene' to keeplaw and order. But
thank God if the case involved
be a Christian, in addition, the
fire department hastens to
quench, extinguish,, or stamp it
out as quickly as, possible, or
quicker.
It is by . no—means meant to
infer that these things do, not
have their place, the fact that
they are God given settles that,
but out of theirGod 'appointed
- place they are, in their full
compass, more devastating than
the great fire of Chicago, and
where is there a village, much
less a city, where you won't fine
these "fire bugs" swarming? '
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AUBURN
NDAY, AUG. 1:at 8 P.
SpeciaI Speaker
SPECIAL SPEAKER FROM FORT ERIE
Rev. R. 1. Rolston
SPECIAL MUSIC.;HEsiNGING ...
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FROM THE MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CHURCH IN OWEN SOUND
APPEARING AT 11 A.M. AT FIRST BAPTIST, CHURCH, GODERICH
AND AT 8 P.M. AT THE HURON MEN'S CHAPEL, 'AUBURN
ALL WELCOME
Evil Tri rn hs When` Good Men Do Nothing
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REREAN BIBLE SOCIETY
'CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 6063
WHAT'S HAPPENED
SINCE 1909?.
. Ii► 1909 Dr. C. I. ,ScoiseId°wrdre"•
,the tia,t1ovvsiv'.pas sage to-;,, he. Irl"
trcxfuctron to the ,Scofielcj Refer-
t'nCe BIhlr':
the /a,y! fifty t, e'a/s have wet-
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ne'a'see/ an rntr'nsc,t1 .and breadth
01 interest in Bible study, un-
/'re'c edented cn thy' history pf the
l'hrestron church. Avvr'r before
hate so /puny rot erent• learned
,roc! .spiritus/ inen hrout;ht lo,the
stc.dy of the Str'ptgrt's, mends so
free from cr,ert'ly" cnntrot;ersial
hratct e. A nett, and east eaegetr-
c',p/ and 0\pas IWO' literature has
Wier) Grt'ott d: , „
Even the yt'ir.rs that followed
the writing of ./his passage .pro-
duced'many gr Har-Brbl-o exposi-
tors, but their number has since`
dwuld1t-'id fast, until today evan=
geldstic•revrval uanrpaigns have
all but rt'ttlaced the creat, thrill-
ing Brhle,Conferenct.4's,•of a few
decades ago.
Witnesses will attend
con,yeution in London
tta
1 eil;1r/1b's•S c>f t fl/rpeftar1ty ref
" rrr�tr rtirrrtrr/rctrrs•:
i.'riurch 0, 1 11 clot make -true prog-
11 /, eithei in spiritual power 1)1
In the nu•nd)t''r of , trenurlie con-
.1ts unt11 rt on/•e agarn.11100es
tcu4 emphasis on'the Word of God,
in private stucl4, and in
c ul4l i� minktry •
/'Alii/iurlar lint 'vital Bible duc-`
sto1114r't1 many preach,
rti ,1/1(1 Bible teachers short �1ntl
Hl/tip tecl theme from 111 iodine to
l�t<� burr/ 4.110S 'ruinti•& free frpria
„ri ft controversial motive
rills'!~ hood use the pi 100 of
'skin/11nil for these truths has
‘.(('rnl'/1 tpo great. fir-rtcl It IS the,
,,110 /la,.tirorr of rn1'n of (1od to
c�tt THE T/L) !'M and..'mah,e rl
�;n,4arr rc't'rt,al we 11 mit 0 )1n/, for
Church' has never ni,rde 000
' 1,'1, of progress , (ipart from
/,rut;rc tis in the study of the
"We're. off!" Mr. Harold
McLaren was announcing the en,
masse' departure of the Goderich
•Congregation for the "Divine
Name" District Assembly of
Jehova'-i's Witnesses at London:s
Western Fairgrounds, July 28 to
August 1.
Most Kingdom Halls
throughout all Southern Ontario
will be practically vacant for the
five days, as 12,QOO delegates are
expected ' to converge on , the
London location.
"Conventions are part of our
way of life,"_ Mr. McLaren
continued. "These are serious
seminars of education, beneficial
for the entire family, young and -
old; These are times when many
,gatherings of anything more
than a handful end up in a
demonstration or riot; it's a
pleasure for the family'. to be
part of a crowd where the police
aren't even needed. We . are
having assemblies -in many
locations. -this summer, and every
one 'of them is,a demonstration.
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Open Ali Day Wednesday
OPEN 'FRIDAY NIGHT TILL 9 PM
GODERICH
of the ,fact that peace works — if
we really. want to make'
work." '
The. five-day program will be,
a series of lectures, practical
demonstrations, --and full-length,
costumed plays, all for the
purpose of. showing how the
Bible and some of its
outstanding events relate to
modern life.- Husbands and 'wives.-
be
wives-
be instructed ,oh making a
success of marriage',' young
people will be guided WI find •a
-productive and responsible place •
in society.,,and all present will be
aided' to strengthen the ties of
•family involvement. '"
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H. C. WILLIAMS
Funeral services- were- held
last Thursday afternoon • r
Harold - Curtis Williams, a
resident. of:Godeoich for the past
60 years. Mr. Curtis was 72.
Services were conducted from
St. George's Anglican Church, in
Goderich* ` folipwed by
internment at ' Maitland
C4metery in Uoderie i. Serl,iees'
W��•der =the 'directlgn of
G. G. Russell,
In ;addition to pallbearers R.
13: Dirrlop, '• Bruce Erskine,
Edward Giesbrecht,' L. B.
Graham, E. C. Hillt arld Bruce
Sully, honorary pallbearers were
W. G. Cochrane, E.. A. Elliot,
Judge Glenn. Hays, .John E.
Holmes, Dr. K. Q. Lambert, Dr.
J, R. Leitch,' William M. Prest,
Brigadier G. MacLeod Ross,- Dr.
3. W. ,Wallace,, all of Goderich,.
James T. Garrow of 'Forgeto,
Cassius McCormick' of Muncie,
Indiana, 1)r. H. L: Smith of
Windsor and R. K. Wurtele of
Kitchener.
Seven nieces and nephews of
the late Mr. Williams came to
Goderich to attend the funeral
services.
Mr. Williams was born April
2, 1899 at Nanaimo British
Columbia, moved to Sault Ste
Marie in 1905 and then to
Goderich ' in 19'11. With the
exception of a number of years
in the United States working for
the- Dupont Company there he
-has lived in Goderich ever since.
fie was business manager at
Alexa.ndra Marine and General
Hospital for many .. years and
held the• post of manager at the.'
..:stores, there for the past three
years. Ile Was a •member of! the
congregation at '' St. George's
/Anglican Church locally' as well.
He married the . former
Marion Lee here in 1934 and' is
survived by his wife.
He was predeceased by 'his
parents, George and • Elizabeth
Williams and` two .brothers G. M.
Williams and C. V. Williams. Mr.
Williams is- survived by one
sister, Miss • Edith Williams _of
.Goderich.
Funeral arrangements wer ,
handled by the McCallum
Funeral Home..
HARVEY H-UNKING
and
,area obituaries
lengthy illness. He was 78.
The son of the late Thomas
Hunking of Goderich and
formerly of Auburn, he farmed
on the '1.13th concession of
H u llett before moving , to
Londesboro 12 years ago.
'fie also, seryed in the fir$t.
'world .war in• England. and
France.
Surviving, are his- wife, -the
•,,fo.rxner,..•.ivte[yn ',Cartwright; two
daughters; Miss; '. Wm " (Ferne)
Moore of Goderich and • Mrs. J.
a, 0. (Hazel) Crosato, Detroit; taro'
sons, Donald and Gerald, both
of Clinton. '
Funeral service was Monday,
July 19 from the Tasker .Funeral`'
Home with Rev. S. McDonald of
the, United Church, Londesboro,
officiating.
The Black NightPreeeptory
No. 1226 held a memorial
service' Saturday evening_ at the
funeral home.
Pallbearers were Black
Knights Calvin' Falconer, Robert -
Wallace and Emerson Wright; all
of• Blyth;' Walter Scott,. Belgrave;
and Major ° Youngblut and
Thomas Johnston, Auburn.
Flowerbearers were grandsons
Bill Moore Jr., Goderich; ,Brian
Flunking, Clinton and Danny
and Joey Crosato, Detroit.
4,V1CTO9 REGINALD CRAN'E
Victor Reginald Crane, 182
Warren 'Street, died July 26 at
Alexandra Marine and General
Hospital,_ after an .illness of 18
months. He was 52.
Pi' 'sorry "df AfAio `'tiirrdettirai&-
M. (Gray) Crane, he was -born
March 3, 1919 in Toronto. He
worked as • a salesman and
electrician. Ile was a Flight
Sergeant in the RCAF during
,World War II and spent - two
years in hospital in. Englan8 as a
result of injuries. - -
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He ' was married October 8,
1945 in Toronto to Dorothy
Mae MacDonald, who survives.
The couple resided` in Toronto
ufrtil 1947, when they moved to
Goderich. • .
Mr. Crane was an adherent of
Knox Presbyterian Church,,
In addition' to his wife, he is
survived by. one , son, Michael,
Go,derich; ' (fire; 'gratrat ifil and
-onesiste Mrs. Neil ' (Edna)
Shaay.,_.derich.
Funeral service was
Wednesday, July - 28, at Stiles
Funeral Home, with Rev. G. L.•
Royal officiating.
Interment was :in Veteran's
Plot, Maitland Cemetery:.
Pallbearers were ' Bruce
MacDonald, Eri'p Smith, Neil
Shaw, Ralph Daer, L. O. "Nip>'
Whetstone and George ' Coward.
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C. McCallum
Representative
215 Wellintgton St. 5.,.odirich
Phone 524-6272 or 524-7345
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SUNDAY SERVICES
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UNITE
OLIN[SS CHURCH
62 Cambria Street North
9:'50 a•rr1- — SUNDAY SCHOOL.
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11,00 a.m. — WORSHIP SERVICE.
7:00 p.m..— EVANGELISTIC SERVICE.
Prayer Service — Wednesday 7:30 n m.
"A WELCOME AWAITS, YOU"
Pastor: REV. 0., H. LEE a PHONE 524-6887
WESLE MEMORIAL CHURCH
SUNDAY, AUG. 1 — NO SERVICE
ATTEND FAMILY CAMP
Thamesford, Ont:
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
BAYFIELD ROAD AT BLAKE STREET
EVANGELISTIC — FUNDAMENTAL
REV.°R. BRUBACHER, Pastor
10:00 a.m. — Bible School For All Ages.
11:00 a.m. — Subj.ect: "LET THERE BE LIGHT"
7:30 p.m. ---";THE' IDEAL WALK"
Wednesday, 8 p.m. — Midweek -Service.
Wi:LCOM07 TO THE FRIENDLY CHURCH
Knox Presbyterian, Church
THE REV. G: LO°CKHART--ROYAL, B.A., Minister
WILLIAtV1 CAMERON, f irector.of Praise
SUNDAY, AUGUST 1st
SUMMER SCHEDULE
Service is at 10:90 a.m.
Sermon: •-.+
"MINISTRY 'FOR YESTERDAY, TODAY
AND TOMORROW"
S.l'' b1 dl,.. 'sv - n l"Wr 11:'• inf wo
the Minister will preach
'(Refreshments 'after service on the Church lawn)
Enter to Worsnlp -fi
Oepart to Serve
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PRYDE
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"Cli.nton—Exeter—Seaforth .
Goderich District Representative
F r a,n.__.M,cJJJ w a i n.
, 524-9465
200 'Gibbons -St.
Reg. J. Bell
45 Cambria Rd. S.
524-7464
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FIRST BAPI'IS'T- CHURCH
(Baptist Convention of Ontario and„Queti c)
MONTREAL STREET near The Square
— A WELCOME TO ALL —
11:00 .a.m. — Morning Worship-
""amend Church School.
-Bethel Pentecostal Tabernacle
Affiliated with the Pentecostal Assemblies of; Canada
CORNER OF ELGIN AND WATERLOO STS.
REV. R.CLARK, Pastor
SUNDAY, AUGUST 1st
10:00 a -m• StJNDIrlY'SC'I 'O'OL.
11:00 a.m: — MORNING WORSHIP.
7:00 p.m. -- EVANGELISTIC SERVICE
-•8:00 p.m. — Tuesday, Prayer and Bible Study
8:00 p.m. — Friday, Young People's Service •
YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTEND THESE SERVICES
ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH
SUNDAY, AUGUST 1st
EIGHTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY
Holy Communion at 8:30 a.m. a
Holy Communion and Sermon at 10:00 a.m.
Organist -Choirmaster: Mr. Paul C. Baker,
F.R.C.0.. L.R.A.M., A.R.C.M.
Rector: THE REV. G. G. RUSSELL, B.A., B.D.
Victoria Street United Church,
HOUSE OF -FRIENDSHIP REV. LEONARD WARR
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BENMILLER UNITED CHURCH
SUNDAY, AUGUST 1 — NO SERVICE
” Sunday, Aug. 8-2:45 p.m. -- Colborne
CEMETERY MEMORIAL SERVICE
With Guest Speaker — REV.' PETER WALTER
W -E -L -C -O -M. E
North Street United Church
-REV. ROBERT L. RAYMONT
SUNDAY, AUGUST 1st
10;00 a.m. — Morning Worship •
10:00 a.m. — Supervised Nursery
10:00 a.m. — Junior Church School
1. -Guest !Minister: REV. CLIFFORD G. PARK
N London
(Coffee will be served 6n' the lawn
following the serve
Mrs. Eleanor Hetherington,
Organist and Choir Director
phone Chtitch Office and Study -- 524-7631
`Church Building -w 524-6951•
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