The Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-06-22, Page 21ti
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From. the-
Minister's
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Minister's
Study•
REV. LEONARD Wf.RR
Benmiiller United Church
The recent
crusades
Recently,, in the city of ,, donated for• publicity purposes
Kitchener and towns of Clinton, and the Hurori Christian Men's
Wingham and, Goderich gospel Association heartily thanks each
crusades were held in high and every one who helped in this
schools and churches• Invitations regard. The Association also
and opportunities were given to- attributes a highpote of praise for
thousands of souls to come and the services rendered by The ,
', h e a r •'b va n g e l i s t i c, gospel SignalStar, and. local print shop. ,
messages in word and song. The No greater piece of work equals
finest of gospel quartets and t''os that done throughout -the days of
assisted in the ministry of song. the crusades. Some 28
° . Rev. John Ashley Woodhouse, a - t people!
came forward to trust the Chris
native Of England was invited by of Calvary as personal Saviour
the Huron Christian Men's and Lord=;- four registered their
Association to conduct. the stand.fo rededication to Christ;
crusades. Before this devoted Ebur shoed their#heart's desire
servant of Christ came, ,weeks for definite ahsurance,of
and.months ofprayer and_planning salvation. Personal testimon1es
went fnto the 'preparatory. work. were given by, several of these
w Personal Evangelism workshops during the days of,the' crusades.
were arranged in order to equip Only eternity will reveal the good
'counsellors for their . all- done from 'such services,
important m,inistry.___to....._the. ..._• .. -. . _
•
inquirers. Yours truly counted it 'Asa minister in our fair town of
a great honourand privilege to he • Goderich I thank God for The
najned as•advisor to the: Huro"n C.-h-ri•sti-an Men9"s
.3 • counsellors. Association which has its motto:,
Hundreds of dollars were "Christ Is The Answer;
-Hawaiian
ypThigcornes
new Goderich missionary
Elder Steven W.
Baldridge has
recently arrived in the Goderich
'area as' a missionary for the
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-
Day Saints(Morm5ns). He's been
in Canada for nine months, having
previously worked in Toronto and
London:,
Elder, Baldridge - comes to
Ontario from Laie, Hawaii, where
his father is a hisory professor at "In the. `Mormon' church
sacred scripture, which is a
record kept by prophets of the
ancient Americas. This hook,
known as The: Book of Mormon,
proclaims that Christ visited
these people folkwiyie his
'
resurrection in 'Jerusa em... It
also tells how he set up his church
here, just as he did in the Old
World,
we
hurch College of Ha* ,,,,6e ith4he.Bibleittiit.the atk`''f
Along •with Elder •D'aniel Fry; Moron as the words df. God..The
Elder Baldridge will be visiting ''Book -of Mormon has come forth to,
residents in this area to bring testify along with the Bible that
them a special message. It Christ is'truly the divine Son of
concerns the gospel of Jesus , God," explained Elder Baldridge.
Christ, and an additional witness • As one of 15;000 missionaries:
to him in the form of a volume of " in"the kyorld, Elder Baldridge is,
looking_ forward to be
9 acquainted with the people of the.
Goderich area.
Anyone desiring to know more
about the "Mormon" church can
-call the elders. at 524-7057 or
write them at R.R. 2, Goderich.
"Al I men have been created
to carry forward an ever-
a'dvancing
; ,T -o ac#make,.the
field is unworthy 'oi man,
Tho,se virtues that befit his
dignity are forbearance,
mercy, . compatiioh and '
loving -kindness towards all
thepeoples and kindreds of
the earth.
For ' more- information
write ,
BAHA1 ' ..
,P.O. BOX ?12
Or Phone 524-6137
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Your
Blood
is the
GIFT of LIFE
BEA+BL00D DONOR
Sunday, June 25
REV. CLEVE WINGER
WATERLOO
AND
TUE WATCHMEN. QUARTET
AT
Westfield -Fellowship
Hour at 2 p.m.
Huron Men's Chapel
Auburn at $
pin.
ALLWELCOME
Evil Prevails when good men'do,,nbthihig
Couple married
at St. Augustine
MR. AND MRS. A.G. DFLBERGUE
The daughter of MT. and Mrs, Wm. Hardy, R.R. 1, Belgrave,
.,Jean Elsie Hardy, was wed Saturday, May 20 in a double ring
.ceremony to Andre Ghilian Delbergue, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Julian Del'b rgee of-R.R. 3, Auburn. The marriage took place in
St; Augurstine. Roman Catholic Church, ,St. ,•Augustine,, • F.ather.._.
Cassano of Kingsbridge conducted the ceremony. ,
The bride was given in marriage by her father, William Hardy.
Thebride's dress was floor -length, made of white polyester
shantung, with an empire waistline, gathered 'skirt, scooped
neckline, and bishop sleeves.'Venise lace bordered the waistline
and the bottom of the'skirt.-"Tiny daisies trimmed .the neckline.
and there was•trim on the width of the cuff. A detachable train was
trimmedwith the same lace. An elbow -length veil was held by a
_crow
n_of
s-1
� .st is _ -
-P� wry , a , end pearl"ized-dsrsres, Her flowers
were an arrangement of red roses, white mums, and carnations. -
Theptrationaf-honor-was-Mts; Susan Wilts ofR' R_i; ` blur- , a*
friend of the bride. ••
The bridesrnaids.were Miss Dianne Hardy, R.R. 4, Clinton, a
'cousin of the bride, and Miss Linda Snowden, London, a friend of
the bride:
Their.dresses and flowers were similar to the bride's. The
dresses were sheer flowered polyester, with yellow underlining
and stand-up" collar. They were trimmed with yellow velvet
ribbon around the waist. There was a bow at the centre of the
front,, with ribbon hanging from the bow. They carried baskets of
shasta daisies and yellowbahy mums. Each wore tiny rosebuds
in her hair matching her dress,
The flower girl was Miss Cynthia Friar of Paisley, a niece of
the groom. Her,dress was similar to the attendants'. It was a hot
pink polyester crepe trimmed with flowered material of the
bridesmaid's dresses. She carried 'a° tiny basket of shasta
daisies and yellow baby mums. There were tiny pink rosebuds
adorning her hair,
Th6"gral' m"sman''wvas'ene Del`Iibergue' of R,R. 3, Auburn. a
brother of the groom.
Master l oeald,Delhergue'of R.R. 3, Auburn was ringbearer.
He is a'nephew of the groom.,
The ushers were Keith Hardy, of R.R. 1 Belgrave, brother of
the bride, and Ronald McPhee,of R.R. 3, Auburn, a friend of the,
groom.
The organist was Miss Doris Naylor: The soloist was Miss
��.
.Dlano . y _ g g'• -•Prayer" and -Aye
..• Anderson, who- -sang- -- .W-edd•zrt '
Maria." 9
• The reception and dinner was at Auburn Hall. It .was decoratedwith lighted candles, the wedding cake, and bowls of shasta
.daisies floating in coloured Water. The dance was in Saltfordi
Valley Hall,
The bride's mother wore a long dress of moss crepe in mintina
green with a lace bodice and sleeves. She wore also a corsage of
pink roses. -
• The groom's"mother wore a long pink crimplene dress and a
` corsage of white roses.
The bride's travelling costume was a capri blue dress -with
white accessories.'
The ,newly married couple will reside at•R.R. 3, Auburn,
The bride is On staff at Wingham Hospital,
Let us
help. you
own
your home.
Not just "some day" but now !' We can
help you get the money you need at
interest rates that cost you less than ,rent"
— repayable in easy installments that get
lessand less as you enjoy home ownership
more and more. Act on it today -r=•- at
Victoria 'and• Grey.
The senior• Trust Comport),
devoted entirely to serving
the pelote of Ontario.
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PRL4 and GREY
'"RUST COMPANY' SINGS 1$69
9;049 to 5:00 Monday to Thursday
9:00 to 6:00 Friday
Lealand Hill,' Manager 524.7391
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Agin and Kingston Streets, Goderich a
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"PAUL, THE PATTERN"
Many religious people take the
Lord Jesus Christ as their pat-
tern in life. They call Him "The
• Great Example." ° When prob-
lems arise they ask themselves:
"What would " Jesus do?" They
seek salvation by "walking in
His steps." ' a
While our Lord's moral and
spiritual virtues are indeed
worthy ,of emulation, there were
many' details in His conduct
vI(hich we should not imitate.' For
example, noire of us would be in
a position„to pronpunce upon the.
religious hypocrites et' our day,
.the bitter woes which our Lod
pronounced -upon the Pharisees of
His day -simply beoa,use we all
'have so much of the Pharisee in
Pus.
Certainly we cannot be saved
by "following Christ” or striving
to live as He did.. His perfect
holiness would only emphasize
' , our .unrighteousness and condemn
us. He came to save us, not by
His life, but by His death.
•"Christ died for our sins" (ICor..•'
15:3) and sinners are "recon-
,ciled to God by the death of His
Son" (Rom, 5:1 0).
STAR. 1 HUR$D,AnY. JUN' . ". tom.
Goderich &obituari
GEORGE ALEXANDER MCLEQ:t The deceased is''survived by *
son Lorne, Comb+r> and
IA George 4lexander'McLeoddie+ .daughter June (MrS. Al Wright).
June. 11 in Sarnia. Ooderieb Het Is also sit'1rly by.
But God has given us a pattern� • Horn in Colborne Township n •
*tit grattdtltlldreart and four
for salvation. it is none otherr 1892, he was the son of .the °late ,u great-grandChildrel#:
than the Apostle Paul, the chief Alexander Mcleod and Eva Wise. He, 1y s .predeeegse.0 bar' two
of s inners saved Uy grace. Hear He resided in Goderich some' sisterss;and otic la rirth r,
what he says by divine .inspire- years and subsequently 'for•.many
tion. T.herderal was conducted by
• years lived in the United States.
"This is'a faithful saying, and Rev, Robert L. Hayta<tpnt o!1 '
°worthy of all I. acceptation, that He is survived by three sisters >j ridhy, June 16 at Stiles Funeral ,
thrlSt Jesus altcarne into the world: -and one brother,: Mrs.A.C. Home. Interment was t0'
to save sinners, of whom J am (Margret) Whitely, Oakville;" Dungannon cemetery.
chief" (1
1:15}. 'Paul, as Mrs. D. (Ruby) Gibbs, Sarnia;
Tire pallbearers were: ,James;
Harold and Ross Er)riingten
Wayne Durnin; Larry Wright; and ,
'Terry Myers.
Sa I f T d Mrs p: (Jean) Wright Kin stop
led his nation and the world in and John B. McLeod, Sault St.
rebellion against' God and 'HiS °Marie.
Christ, He was "exceedingly
mad" against'the disciples of
Christ and "breathed threaten-
ing and slaughter" against,them.
Why,theh, did God save himr?'He
goes on to tell us in the next
verse: d
"But for this.cause I obtained
mercy, that in me first Jesus
.Christ might show forth all long-
sufferibg, FOR A PATTERN to
them thavhe should hereafter be-
lieve on Him to life everlasting"
(Ver. 16). The moral: Jake your
stand with Pau$. Admit you are a
sinner and his Savior will save
you too.
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. ,
for- district nuptials
Kinburn C.hurch_was the Setting..-
" "June 9 for the marriage of
• Maureen Anne. Miller, daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. John S. Miller of
R,.R,• 1 Bayfield, and Charles
Harry East, son of Mr. and Mrs.
.James East of R.R. 4' Clinton.
Officiating at the.marriagewas
• Reverend Thomas. of- Stratford,
assisted
ss sten by Pastor Ray Falconer
of Seaforth.,ploist was. Mrs: Ray
Falconer.
, Pink and white decor adorned
the "church, with white.
• chrysanthemums and- daisies
bordering the altar.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a floor -.length
empire line gown of ;white lace
knit trimmed with pink. She
carried a white -Bible with a
mauve orchid and white daisies.
Attending the bride was Miss•
Bonnie East. She was gowned in a
.floor -length pink crepe dress
trimmed with white, and carried
white daisies.
Attending'the groom was Grant
Laws. Ushers were. Lair. fast
.and Carlie Laws.
The bride's mother wore a navy
knit matching coat and dress with,
pink._.carnations. jor..a dinner at
Londesboro Community Hall.
The groom's motherchose a
turquofe lace suit with a corsage.
Of pink carnations.
The bride changed into a mauve.
pantsuit and wore a- mauve orchid
corsage before leaving for the
honeymoon in Northern Ontario.
-- The couple will reside at R.R,
4,1tnton.
Guests were present from
Lancashire, - England,
Georgetown, Kitchener,
Goderich, Clinton, Londesbpro,
Seaforth and surrounding areas,
Mr. McLeod was predec'leased
by two sisters, Ida H. McLeed and •
Mae E. McLeod, both of Detroit.
BERTRAM A. (Bert) BADMAN
Bertram Badman died June 13
at Alexandra Marine and General
hospital -at the 'age of 73.
His place of residence was F60
Newgate 'Street, .gpderich. • The
deceased had been in ill health *for
a few months.
Hewas born March 28, 1899 in
London, England, the on of
Thomas and Jessica (Clarke)
Badman.
The d ceased lived •in England .,
until coming to Omemee, Ontario
at the age - of 6. He attended
Omemee school.
In 1915, at age 16, he joined B.
Company. of the 109th' Battalion.,
and • was sent to England. He
served at Mons, France, and in
Germany, and was discharged in
August of 1919. ,
On his return to Canada he
studiedaccountancy at, Shaws
Business College in Toronto.
On August 18, 1925 he married
Belle Errington in Dungannon.•
Following their marriagethey
lived in Toronto, Windsor, Essex,
and Comber,, where he retired in
1965: He came to Goderich fn 196.6,
i -Ie had Worked at \accountancy
until 1935 and then as a baker until
retirement.
T. PRYDE & SON
CL'INTON—•EXETER-SEAFORTH—GODERICH
Memorials
'Markers
and
Cemetery-'
Letteriflg
Frank Mcllwairr,
. 524-9465
. 3200 G ib1 o ns Sc,
• Reg,. -J r =Bell..
45 Cambria Rd. Sa
5244464-
MARGARET ELLA BROPHEY:
Mrs. Margaret Ella Brophey"
died Tuesday, 'June 13 in St.
Joseph's H:ospitai, Guelph,' at .the
age of 79. . .
Mrs. Brophey was born June
28,1892 fn Toronto, the daughter
,of John' and Mary ,(Glazier)
Routliffe. ,
After her marriage to Joseph
Brophey, the couple moved to
Goderich where they lived front
1923 until moving to Mississauga
in 1955. Mrs. Brophey has been a
resident of 'Guelph since
December, 1970.
ey was predeceased
by her'husband who -died Tri 1940
and 'a daughter, Mrs. Douglas
(Peggy) Macdonald, who died in
June, 1971. -
:tie is survived by her
stepdaughters; Mrs:. Tom-
(Evelyn) Glazier, Goderich, and.'
Mrs. Leis Dinsmore; Stratford;
two sisters and three brothers,
Mrs. Dick (Ada) ' Wickens,
Montreal; Mrs. Sam (Evelyn)
Ball, Tom Routliffe, George-.
Routliffe, all of Toronto; and
...Thar
Rl d R.outl,iffe,_netelph Y
s e r -v4 ee-s• -'v-ewe _ -.. —.
conducted Thursday, June 15 $ •
Rev. G. Youmatoff at M,eCallum
Funeral Home.
Interment was in Maitla▪ nd
Cemetery, Goderich. •
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WILLIAMS
CEMETERY
MEMORIALS
And Inscriptions
Stratford. Ontario
Bob Mitatlum.
Representative
21 Cambria Rd., North, Goderich
Phone 524-6272 or 52477345
SUNDAY SERVICES
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH•
(Baptikt Convention of Ontario and Quebec)`
MONTREAL STREET near The Square
REV. W. H. MCWHINNI6' F.R.G.S.
Organist: Mr. Frank Bissett
'The Church Anniversary
1902•-1972
• 10:00 a.m.—Sunday School'
11:15, a.m. & 7 p.m. ..
Special P'reachcr
Rev. George Cawfield
Petrolia
FIRESIDE -8:15
4;��.--.�.:I�tae.:.�evw-::C:�.::Caw.f i,el,d� wv.ili�how�-p��t��s •�of}'tt�f�b'i�t1•i� rii�';:�-�`•
Ireland, his native country. -
Soloist—Mrs. L. Warr
This Church has an Evangelistic and Missionary Vision.
COME AND WORSHIP WITH US
WESLEY ,MEM.ORIA*L CHURCH
-THE FREE METHODIST CHURCH
Park St, at Victoria
H° ROSS NICHOLLS, Pastor
10:00 ' a.m. — Sunday School
11:00 a.ni. -- Worship
" 7:00 p.m. -- Evening, Service.
_WEtCOME
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
BAYFIELD ROAD AT BLAKE STREET
EVANGELISTIC -- FUNDAMENTAL
REV. R.• BRUBACHER, Pastor
Church 524-6445 Residence 524-9497
10:00 a.m. Sunday School For All Ages
11:A0 a.m.--SERMON
"WHEN THE CHICKENS COME HOME TO ROOST"
6:30 p.m. Young Peoples' "Word of Life Club"
7:30 p.m.-- -EVANGELISTIC SERVICE
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
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SUNDAY, JUNE 25
11:00 a.m.-=SACRAMENT OF HOLY COMMUNION
Sermon: "SERMONS '•FROM CHRIST'S
PARABLES: •
(4) "THE 000D SAMARITAN"
The Minister'will preach .
(Nursery and Junior Congregation)
1:00 p..m.--YCommunio'n in the Chapel •
Enter to.Worship Depart to Serve
r
r
-t.
The .h a t p r_•a ys
together
. . stays together.
ARE YOU ATTENDING CHURCH THIS SUNDAY? IF NOT,
YOU ARE INVITED'TO WORSHIP WITH US.
Bethel Pentecostal Tabernacle
Affiliated -with the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada
CORNER 'OF ELGIN AND WATERLOO STS..
REV. PETER G. ST. DON, Pastor
SUNDAY, JUNE 25
10:00.4.m. — SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11:00 a.m. — WORSHIP SERVICE.
� �. erreR...-2z004m t. E. EN:l,•WCZEf;trv4O , .:,.. Fr..
Tuesday, 8:00 p.m. — Bible..Study and Prayer.' •
`"For further information about church services call 524,8506.
"GOSSIP IS LIKE MUD THROWN ON ACLEAN WALL—IT
MAY NOT'STICK BUT IT ALWAYS LEAVES A. DIRTY
MARK.'", •
-.ST.. GEORGE'S CHURCH
TRINITY,IV SUNDAY, JUNE 25, 1972
Holy Communion at 8:30 a.m.
Morning Prayer and Sermon at 1,1,a.m.
Members of the Masonic Order will be in attendance.
Nursery 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, BA., B.D.
Victoria Street United Church
HOUSE OF .FRIENDSHIP REV. LEONARD WARR
10:00 a,m.—Bible School For Ail -Grades
" 11:15 a.m.—Worship Service ,
OBSERVANCE OF THE LORD'S SUPPER
BE'NMiLLEH UNITED CHURCH
10:00 a.m.-Worship Service lir Bible School
OBSERVANCE OF THE LORD'S SUPPER
North Street United Church
REV.. ROBERT L. RAYMONT
SUNDAY,' JUNE 25
11:09 a.m.--Worship
SERVICE OF HOLY "COMMUNION
LUNCH
CO GREGATIONAL BOARD MEETIN4