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RELIGION
Witness gather fordistrict convention NEWBORN NEWS
LONDON — An audience of 6,348
Jehovah's Witnesses jammed the Western
Fairgrounds in London Sunday for the final
sessions of the "Kingdom Increase" district
convention of the religious group.
a -half million citizens are without a place to
live."
Human governments cannot solve global
poverty, he said. He detailed that govern-
ments of the underdeveloped world are 700
billion dollars in debt and many cannet even
The key speech, "A Government That Ac- pay the interest on their loans.
t..complishes What Man Cannot," was by "The United States' debt has passed one
John Didur of Georgetown. trillion, four hundred billion dollars. Just
Speaking from a prepared text Didur con- ,the interest on it yearly is over 120 billion
trasted the great scientific ac 'evements of dollars," he said.
the 20th century, with the mas ve problems
that perplex the human family.
Paradoxically, Didur said, reap
benefits from modern technology an also
are threatened with extinction by new
weapons of enormous, destructive power.
He also pointed to economic. crises,
rapidly -changing life-styles, moral decay,
disease and hunger as problems that remain
unsolved despite technological advance-
ment.
"In the United States, some 34 million per-
sons are classified as living below the pover-
ty line," he said, "and as many as two -and -
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hallam
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Ronald Hallam, son of.: May Hallam of
Auburn and the late Leslie Hallam, and
Margaret Guenther of Waterloo, daughter
of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Guenther of
Saskatchewan, were married at the Calvary
Baptist Church in Goderich on June 2 by the
Reverend Reuben Brubacher from
Wallaceburg. The bride was given in mar-
riage by her uncle, Abe Martin of Welland.
Matron of honor was Sara Thiessen of
Waterloo, sister of bride. Bridesmaids were
Bernice Guenther of Alberta, sister-in-law
of bride, and Elizabeth Mortley of North
Bay, friend of bride. Junior bridesmaid was
Jennifer Thiessen of Waterloo, niece of
bride. Best man was Dave Switzer of
Goderich, friend of groom..Guests were
ushered into the church by Brian Davidson,
and Robin Hacon, both of Goderich, friends
of the groom. Junior usher was Joseph
Stalnaker of Ottawa; friend of bride.
Ringbearer was Allen Guenther of Alber-
ta, nephew of the bride. Following the wed-
ding ceremony, a reception was held in the
church basement. After a wedding trip to
Collingwood, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hallam
took up residence at R.R. 3 Auburn. ( Photo
by Kathy Rody )
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Threat Of War
Discussing the horro s of war, Didur said
the technology of Wor,„War I, machine
guns, submarines, war planes, poison gas
and flame throwers, introduced killing
methods unheard of in previous genera-
tions.
Quoting author Richard Rees: "The 1914-
1918 war brought two facts to light: first,
that technology had reached a point where it
could" continue without disaster only in a
unified world and, second, that the political
and social organizations in the world made
its unification impossible."
"Think of this," Didur said, "Every
minute, worldwide, .. 30 children die fill/ill
malnutrition and disease. In tl'wt twine
minute, the world spends one-neural-lla►If
million dollars on its military budget —
about 800 billion dollars a year,"
Didur added that the farther away,, in-
dividuals and nations get frorn God's/links,
the more ruinously they act.
"We should believe it when God's pro-
phetic Word tells us that we are nearing the
end of the time limit he has allowed for
humans to go their independent way,"
Didur stressed.
Didur said the present world is nearing its
end, not in nuclear holocaust, but in judg-
ment from God.
Looking to the future, Didur concluded. by
saying that soon the entire human family
will be truly brothers and sisters.
"So come to the God who guarantees the
very best government for mankind, the
government that, in the very near future,
will be the only one this earth will have,, '
Didur concluded.
Goderich woman dies in hospital at 44
' MRS. ANNIE MAE HAMILTON
Mrs. Annie Mae Hamilton of Goderich
died in Alexandra Marine and. General
Hospital, Goderich on Sunday, July 8 at the
age of 44.
She was born inAshfield Township on May
18, 1940 to James and Enda (Wolfe)
Ketchabaw.
The late Mrs. Hamilton was a hairdresser
and a member of St. George's Anglican
Church in Goderich.
She is survived by her husband, Donald K.
Hamilton of Goderich; her mother, Mrs.
Edna Ketchabaw of- Goderich; one sister,
Mrs. William (Catherine) Campbell of
Cambridge; four step -children, Mrs. Klaus
( Rhea) Seeger of Auburn, Roberta
Hamilton, of Stratford and Richard and
Randolph Hamilton, both of Goderich; and
two step -grandchildren, Peter and Sarah
Seeger.
A funeral service was held at McCallum
DBITUARIE
Funeral Home in Goderich on Tuesday, July
10 at 2 p.m. The Reverend Robert J. Crocker
of St. George's Anglican Church officiated.
Pallbearers were . Richard Hamilton,
Randolph Hamilton; Bill Campbell, Ken
Campbell, Bob Prouse and Bob D,urnin.
Honorary pallbearers were Jack Johnston
and Greg Bird.
Interment was in the Maitland Cemetery,
Goderich.
JESSIE (BISSETT)
MCINTYRE
Jessie (Bissett) McIntyre died in
Pinecrest Manor, Lucknow on Saturday,
June 23 in her 90th year.
Country home is setting for UCW
The country home of Chris Hoffmeyer
provided 'a `beautiful setting when the
EveningUnit of North Street United Church
met for their June meeting.
Thirty-seven members and guests
enjoyed a bounteous potluck supper.
Joan Hibbert and her group were in
charge. The theme of the worship service
was, "Faith". Several of the group read
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scriptures and articles pertaining to
".Faith".
Jean Hanly favored those present with a
lovely "Evening Song".
The Reverend Robert Ball was the guest
speaker. He chose as - his topic, "Garage
Sales and. Spiritual renewal".
Lois McGill. chained the business portion
of the meeting.
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ESTABLISHED OVER 50 YEARS,
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Sunday 9 45 a m i MORNING WORSHIP
Thursday 7:00 p.m • PRAYER al• BIBLE STUDY
ORGANIST: MRS. ALYCE GARDNER
PASTOR REV. GILBERT KIDD
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' Music Provided By Our Ladies Duet
7 p m Mid week service 1
Nursery Facilities .. air conditioned auditorium S
WELCOME TO THE FRIENDLY CHURCH J
Knox Presbyterian Church
L' THE REV. G.L. ROYAL M A M DIV MINISTER
SHEILA 8. FINK 8 A PASTORAL ASSISTANT I
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i 11:00 a.m. Mein Church i
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Both Services conducted by Mr. Stinson !}}
(Fraser J. Stinson, B.A., Student Minister)
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Chris Wicher, Pastor i
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3 10:30 Holy Communion t)
1 Wed., July 11 10:30 o.m Mustard Seed Bible Study
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•• •~•� �• 150th ANNIVERSARY YEAR
ST. GEORGE'S CH-URCH
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Anglicduv-Episcopol -
North and Nelson Streets,,,Goderich
Rector: The Reverend Robert J. Crocker
Organist -Choirmaster: Lorne H. Dotterer
Sunday, July 15th
B:30b.m. Holy Cornmunion.
9.30 a.m. Morning Prayer, Christ Church
11:00 a.m. Choral Eucharist
Sermon: Problems of our Times (2) Abortion
-You are always welcome
Port Albert.
THE UNITED CHURCH of CANADA
WELCOME TO WORSHIP
Each Sunday
10.00 A.M.
Services during July
at
North Street United Church
Congregations of Victoria St.,
North St. & Benmiller Churches -
R.O. Ball' minister R. Blackwell: organist
She is survivedby three daughters, Mrs.
George (Betty) Moncrief of Amberley and
Mrs. Frank ( Marjorie) Young and Mrs. Mac
(Jean) Bell, both of Goderich; five
grandchildren, Peggy Rowcliffe of Seaforth,
Jane Ullrich of London, Margaret Brunette
of Windsor, Dr. Russell Moncrief of Aylmer
and David Bell of Bracebridge; nine great-
grandchildren; one brother, William
Johnston of Ashfield Township; and a sister-
in-law, Jessie Johnston of Lucknow.
A funeral service was held at the
MacKenzie and McCreath Funeral Home in
Lucknow on Tuesday, June 26.
Pallbearers were grandsons Doug
Rowcliffe, Frank Brunette, Russell
Moncrief and David Bell and nephews Allan -
Johnston and Bob Farrish.
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BENDIG
Val and Mike are pleased to announce the
arrival of Katie (Katherine Marie) on June
19, 1984 at /Alexandra Marine and General
lfitaapital, Goderich, weighing 7 lbs. 9 oz. A
baby sinter for Joel. Proud grandparents
are, 13i11 and Marie Park, Dungannon and
Jack and Mall Bendig, Guelph. Great
grandparents are Mrs. Gertrude Park,
!Dungannon and Mr. John Bendig, Guelph.
GRAF
Aaron welcomes his new baby brother
Taylor John. Taylor arrived June 24, 1984.
Proud parents/ are 'Dave and Helen (Mac-
Donald) of Goderich. Many thanks to all for
flowers, visits, etc. A special thank you to
Dr. D. Neal and nurses for their excellent
care.
LOVEL"L -
Peter and Donna Lovell are pleased to an-
nounce' the birth of their first child, a
daughter, Melissa Ann, born JVlonday, June
25th, 1984 at 4:52 p.m. at Alexandra Marine
& General Hospital, Goderich, weighing 6
lbs. 12'/2 oz.
MeLEAN
Rick and Colleen are proud to announce the
safe arrival of their second son, Ryan Glen,
on Monday, June 25, 1984, at Alexandra
Hospital, Goderich. A little4, brother for
Rickie.
MOVER
Debbie and Denny Moyer ( nee Salter) are
proud to announce the birth of a daughter,
Rebecca Frances, born July 4, 1984 at
McMaster Hospital, Hamilton, weighing 7.4
lbs. A dear wee sister for Katie:
PHILLIPS
Glen, Carol, Mark and Shawn are pleased to
announce the safe arrival of Derek,Glen, on
June .30th, 1984, at Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, weighing 8 lbs. 21 oz.
SCHOLL
Dave and Brenda are pleased to announce
the safe arrival of their first child, a son,
Darren William, born June 24, 1984, at St.
Joseph's Hospital, London. Proud grand-
parents are Mrs. Stanley Ball, Auburn, and
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Scholl, RR 2, Monkton,
a great grandson for Mrs. Esther Mueller,. -
Ritz Villa, Mitchell. • " - SHEARDOWN •
Alison and Lisa are happy to announce the
arrival of a baby sister Robin Leigh. Born at
Cambridge Hospital. Proud parents Bar-
bara and Sam Sheardown of St. George.
Proud grandparents are Mr. and' Mrs.
James Cowan of RR 22 Cambridge, and Mr.
and Mrs. Murray Sheardown of Goderich.
VAN OSCH
Bridget and Bernie are pleased to announce
the birth of their son, Luke Jacob. Born June
18 at Goderich Hospital. Another grandchild
for Mrs. Mark Dalton, a first grandchild for
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Van Osch.
Church to elect new moderator
Three United Church of Canada ministers
and one lay person will seek election to the
position of Moderator when The United
Church of Canada mets for its 30th General
Council in Morden, Manitoba, August 6 -17.
The newly elected spiritual head of
Canada's largest Protestant denomination
will replace The Right Rev. Clarke
MacDonald who was elected in 1980 in
Montreal and will, upon stepping out of the
Moderatorial role, be addressed as The
Very Rev. Clarke MacDonald.
Three hundred and seventy-one elected
commissioners from across Canada will
attend General Council to help determine
policies, set goals and debate issues.
The election of the Moderator is scheduled
to take place the evening of Wednesday.
August 9.
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