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Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Basler arehappy to announce the marriage of
their daughter, Rosemarie to Peter Cammaert, London. Father
Jim Williams conducted the ceremony, December 22 in . St.
Peter's Cathedral, London. The bride in floor -length peau de
soie was attended by Jeannine Birk'engren who chose red velvet
and cream accessories.. Paul Cammaert, 'brother of the,groom,
was best man. Relatives and friends gathered in the rectory
following the ceremony where the reception was held. The couple
enjoyed a skiing honeymoon in Quebec before taking up residence
in London where they are"teaching. "
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COCKSEDGE-BISSET •
At severs o'clock on New Year's Eve, marriage vows were
exchanged between. Catherine Jane, eldest daughterof,Mrs. Avice
Bisset, Goderich Or(t., and William Gordon, younger son of Mr:
and Mrs. George Cocksedge, Niagara Falls, Ontario. The
ceremony was performed by the brides cousin, the Rev. Peter Jo
Walter *of Hamilton, Ontario, at the, home °�pf the -brides
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John P. Warren, Goderich, Ontario.
Mrs. Robert Bondy(nee Remington) of London was matron of
honour, and the bride's two sisters; Susan of Toronto, and Jane of
Goderich were bridesmaids. •
.Attending the groom were Mr. Robert Bondy of London as
best man, and Mr..Graham' Cocksedge of Delhi, Ontario,the
grooms elder brother.
Following a honeymoon in. Acapulco, Mexico, Mr. and Mrs.
.Cocksedge are residing in• Toronto, Ontario.
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, Sunday's regular, apei
service was supplemented. this
week by a‘ sing song Sunday
evening presented •by
Christian Reform Young People
under the leadership of Dick
Roorda. ,
The regular Monday afternoon
old time music session was held
with the accompaniment provided
by Norman Speir, Mrs:' Tw
Taylor, and. Miss Dslla Pt
On. • Wednesday the Kinne,
were on, hand "to serve .ea, to tit..
residents and sing a few songs
after -the linicheon:° During the
program a wheelchair was
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GODL CR *SiGI AL-6T,I!t.
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very successful ... $t. Pe
The regular monthly:ineetiflg of
St. Peter's Parish ' Advisory
Board was held on Monday
evening, January 25, with
C"ha'irma'n`JohnLLWuCitanan
presiding. Father Moynahan
opened the meeting with a short
prayer, • ('
" John Buchanan- reported on the
Fund Ratsin,Catagnch
was very successful. There are
still a few more names to be
contacted. A motion was made
that the Secretary write a letterof
thanks to the four business
establishments who had
contributed indirectly to the
success of the campaign.
Pat Osborne, Chairman of the
Christian Action committee,
reported that the Monday night
Recreation' group held at „ St.
Mary's School is functioning very
well.
estt present" he is trying to
ablish a Young People's
Group. Forty young people have
been contacted, high school age
and up. Meeting to be held this'
week to form an executive. It was
also suggested' at this meeting
that the young' people elect two
representatives to the Advisory
Board, as these vacancies have
never•c� CQ, is Navin a 1 k nd�w.�w ••-laaue Jen -
Rally tht eekend in Stratford, to
which St-. Peter's hopes to send at
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Parish Council represeiitatives
h?tp Uie nextDiocesan meeting.
She will arrange this and :Contact
.the Board at a Later date.
Miss - ZIT eern CrBrieli;..
Chairs art• of Entertainment and
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Social activities is arranging a
card' party to be held before Lent,
The exact date will be announced
.The tw,xt meeting' of the Board
waa;a set`for- untag, er r .6 at
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CHICAGO, ,ILLINOIS 60633'
"IT'S YOUR ATTITUDE"
Many people fear that they will
never reach heaven. Some try not to
think•about it, while•others struggle
to be good," hoping that they will
finally '"make ,it." Very few corn
'partitively, are sure of heaven.
The real pify is that so few under
-stand what it is that keeps people
out of heifven. if you Are confused
about tfjris, lust remember that ac
cording to Scripture, it is not ones
sins that keepshim out of heaven
but his attitude. . :-
God has made full provision for
our sins. ''Christ died for our sins'"
east. our of their you group,
Frther Moynahan announced
° plans for a Parish Mission to take
place during Lent. The first week
• will be for young adults 'and the
second week for -men and" women
of the parish, The mission will be
conducted by Father Hayes, of the
Redemptorist order.
Pete McCauley,Chairman of
the Temporal . Committee,
submitted three samples of
-carpeting for . the church. One
sample w,as unanimously decided
upon and a motion made to
proceed with ordering trig• -carpet
at once yet was hoped this would be'
installed by Easter.
tion through.His blood, the forgive
ness .of sins according to the riches •
of His grace (Eph. 1:71•
• But God. has made n9 provision for
a self-righteous attitude•. He gave
the law that every mouth might be
stopped and that all tlie,world :night
)?ecome guilty 'befoteT God" (Rom,
3:19). Thus He does not want you to
keep saying things' in your own
defense'. In fact. before you can
know God as your Savior you must
recognize Hini as' your Judge, right-
eously condemning you as a sinner.
Often, when capital crimes arc
'involved, • the defendant's attorney
will tell him: "It will be to your'ad-
vantage •to plead guilty, and to
throw yourself 'on the mercy of the
,. Mrs. MacLarenread'-a letter count."
•froom Mrcy. T.nny,.,.Gajl°way:„.,,:tri-T.ha,s-is..•.asiXacu
• elected Perth Deanery-si,jners in the
\yh representative 'toy the Board of If` we will ®n
Governors. of the Diocesan • .cast ourselves
Council regarding a meeting of - will find Him
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for He has already Haid the penalty
for our sins Himself.
Thus Eph. 2:3-7 declares of every
believer. in Christ that though we
were "the children of wrath...God,
who is rich'in mercy, for His great
lo% wherewith He loved us" has'
saved us by grace, giving us a posi-
tion in Christ, "that in the ages to'
come He might show the exceeding
riches of His grace in His kindness
toward us through Christ Jesus."
Yes, unsaved friend, it will be to
your eternal advantage to plead
nuilt�r before God'`and cart yourself
upon His mercy, for the wagesJof
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IS ETERNAL LIFE THROUGH JESUS
CHRIST OUR LORD • , (Rom, 6:23).
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1,I MEMORIALS --MARKERS -CEMETERY LETTERING
Goderii h District Representative '
Frank Mcllwain�
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ERNE$T GEORGE,KNOMA
ErnestGeorge, , • , 160•
St. Vlnceni Wit, .M rid, died:
atthe Meaford Rocl t ,A•.,
Saturday's January 22..He was 884
He hadbeen io;; a for
the past'several moths..
Born i l�Goderlcit, t ae=on of the
late r. nom; Mrs.:lbert£ George
Kneesbaw, 'Derr. 'Knee w W 'a
rho l arbetr `oundry and. Turbine
Go. for ilearly 35 years, retiring
15. ►ears agar. '.
Surviving' are wife the, k.
former Lucy J. Horoeir; 'Mtn"'
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sons, Frank, Coilingwond;• Carl,
Niagara Falls; Milto ,'(Gus), St.
Thommas; Alex itch , Lond9,>;n;
nine grandcliildrefi a nn. t Brea,
grandchildren.
Services were c of : :Mini.
the Ferguson Fun . al 'Horne on t
Tuesday afternoo January 25.
Pastor Max Crad4 ock officiated
assisted by Pasto Louis Paul.
Interment w s Made in
Lakewiew Cemetery, Meaford. '.
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CEMETERY
And Inscriptions
Stratford Ontario
RONALD McCALLUM
Representative
21 Cambria • Rd., -North, Goderich
Phone 524-6272 or 524-7345
al.ty tL,ue�of _usi as __-
sight of a holy Godo •
ly plead guilty and
upon His -merry we
more than gracious ,
presented to the' ,ho'tne by the
Kinnettes, Mr. Archibald
accepted it and thanked the ladies
on behalf of the residents,
Thursday's Family Night
program presented by Jim Lauri
of Blyth was a very great success
as fare as the 120 residents in
•attendance were concerned.
Being "Bobby Burns Night” the
program was, of course, Scottish.
The show began' with Mrs.
Adelaine Campbell and Mr. Dim
Laurie singing two duets, "Flow
GtAit'tle Sweet Afton" and, "When
when You and I Were Young
Maggie." The Wharton Family
namely, Hugh Wharton, James
Wharton, Sylvia Bromer and
Sherrie Bromer played ,a medley
of numbers including "You Take
the' High Road", "Butfalo
and ' Put° -Ur Yourld'P`G"rey
Bonnet." • James then - sang
• `Nobody's Child" and following
this James and -Sherri+ sang the
French song "Dominique."
Avon Toll was the next
performer and she very capably
danced the Highland Fling. Angela
Dittman on her accordion played
"Popcorn 'Polka and .Grand Old
°Medley,"
Mrs. Adleine Campbell
returned this time by herself, t9
sing `Mary Argyle" and "I'll
Take You Home Kathleen."
Mr. Bill' Hicks treated us to
three saxophone solos, "Peek-a-
boo',' The Waltz You Saved For Me
and You'rethe; Only Star in My
Blue Heaven•"
Mr. Jim Laurie did two
numbers which one could
..probably hear in a, Scottish pub.
The songs were ' "She's My
Paidy" and "She's the Lass for
Me."
The Whartons gave an encore
performance consisting of "Fife
-i.§_ Like a Mountain Railway",
"Telephone To Glory" and
"Anchor in° Jesus."
. • Jim Laurie ° got back to the
lighter side again when he sang "I
Love A Lassie" and Stop Your
Tickling, Jack.
The Farhous Scottish sword
dance was next with Avon Toll the
entertainer, Accordian music by
Angela Duttman once :gain filled
the auditorium as she played
co ani e :rave an
"Spanish Eyes". Bill Hicks and
his saxaphone returned to provide
s itth—°v`Eastet ..„-al oder.”. The:-.
World is Wafting for the Sunrise
and Now is the Hour". tine _person
not Mentioned yet Who diff a very
capable" Job was Mrs. Grace
gown who was the • pianist
throughout the program. , The
evening was brought to an end in a
very appropriate and , practical
manner by 010 °614 and
the singing of 'Auld Lang Syne."
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WESLEY MEMORIAL CHURCH
THE FREE METHODIST' CHURCH
Park St: at Victoria
H.• ROSS NI,CHOLLS, Pastor
10:00 a.m. - Sunday School
11:00 a.en. - Worship
7:00 p.m. - • Evening Service.
• ,WELCOME
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
BAYFIELD ROAD AT BLAKE STREET
EVANGELISTIC W FUNDAMENTAL
-REV. R. BRUBACHER, Pastor _
10:.00 Bible School.
11:00 a.m. Preaching God's, Word and monthly
Communion Service.
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6:30 p.m. - Young People's Service.
7:30 p.m•' --- BELIEVERS 'BAPTISM
Wednesday, 8 p.m. - Midweek Service.
WELCOME TO THE FRIENDLY CHURCH
Knox Presbyterian Church
THE REV. G. LOCKHART ROYAL, B.A., Minister
WILLIAM .CAMERON,' Director of Praise
SUNDAY, FEBI;UARY 6th
,10:00 • • •
11:00 A.M. - DIVINE WORSHIP. ,
ASean, rtf—II HE—DOCTRINE---°. I ' TUATED" _,
(Nursery and Junior Congregation)
The Rev. Ronald C. McCallum,
Goderich •
Young People's Society
7:30 p.
Inter to. Worsntp
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T. PRYDE..
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Cl i,ton-=Exeter-Seaforth
45'Cambtia Rd. S.
524-7464
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Beth:eIPentecOstaI Tabernacle
Affiliated with the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada
CORNER OF ELGIN AND WATERLOO STS.
REV. PETER G. ST. DON, Pastor,
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY. 6th
10:00 ;a.ri1. — SUNDAYLSCHOOL...
f1.60 a m. WORSHIP SERVICE.
7:00 .p m. - EVANGELISTIC, SERVICE,
Tuesday, 8:00 p.m. - Bible -Study and Prayer. -
-Friday, 8:00 p.m. - MOUTH NITE.
"PRAYER I5 NOT TO CHANGE ,G.QD'S MIND
• B10 TQ KNOW HIS WILL"
ST. :GEORGE'S CHURCH
.;SEXAGESIMA SUNDAY -PBBRU RY 6, 19 -72 ----
Holy Communion at 8:30 a.m.
Rector's Class at' 10:00 a.m. .
Holy Communion and :Sermon at. 11 a.m.
Church School at 11 a.m.
Organist -Choirmaster Mr: Paul C. Baker,
F.R.C.O.. L.R.A.M., A.R.C.M.
Rector: THE REV. G. G. RUSSELL, B.A., B.D.
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fIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
(Baptist Convention of Ontario and Quebec),
MONTREAL STREET near The Square
REV. W. H. McWHINNIE
10:00 a.m. - Sunday School..
• 11:15' a.rn. -'
Morning Worship.
Guest Speaker: Dr: Dryburgh, London, Ont.
• " Special Music ,
Soloist: MRS. DOROTHY SCOTLAND'
8:00 p.m. - Wednesday, Pralyer and, Bible Study.
COME AND WORSHIPS IN A CHURCH ,
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Vict�rla.Street'United Church
HOUSE OF FRIENotHIP REV. LEONARD WARR
10:00 a.m. :Bible School for all Grades..
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11:00 a.m: Worship Service
Sermon: "Isaac—The Man Who Remembered"
BENMILLER UNITED CHURCH
1:30 p.m. •-Worship Service and Bible School.
.w-#~ko.
Sunday, Feb. 6-7:30 .p.m.—"Songs of the . Service"
Service." Special Music by .the HOLDEN 'FAMILY.
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North Street united Church�
REV:`Rmt.gr T L. RA'Yhil1ONT
SUNDAY -. FEBRUARY 6th
9:45 cm.. • - 9' -year-olds and 'over.
10:55 a.m. •-w Babies to Blear -olds.
11:00 a.m. 'Morning Wol'hfiip.
Seri h SELFRSPGt�'°
' New membl , f Corogrigidional f:
be Inducted
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Mrs. Eleanor Hsthbiifgtonr1.`t
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phone l hurc1h 6711c; elnd'' h - 152 4»41 ►i
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