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stingODERIH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1976
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Ninety young • people from
six •. ' overseas countries
arrived in Toronto May 11,
retuiening a visit 'made by
Canadian -youth last year.
It's •the"final. phas.e in an,
• 'International Youth
Exchange undertaken .in 1975
' .as part „of -the fiftieth an-
niversary celebration of The
United Church of Canada.
Last. Augustninety young.
man and women from across,
Canada were flown to Hong.,
Kong, :Japan, Korea; India,
-Kenya •arid Zambia for a three
• week tour designed 'to im-
prove their
m-prove'th•eir knowledge Of the
people of these countries and
to • develop mutual. respect
and sensitivity to each other's
values and cultures. °
This, year United- Church
• will host . the visitors 'from
overseas from -May 11 to June .
2. -They will travel in groups,
15 from- each country,. and
visit every province. On
arf•ival at Melton Int•er.-
national Airport they will be
received' by, Canadian young
people and • taken to the
- Margaret. Addison Residence
of the University of Toronto.
Highlights of 'the. Ontario
visit will be°.a •luneheon'in
their honor by the Provincial
Government at Queen's Park,.
•- a visit to Niagara Falls and
an International. Youth
Service and reception at
Timothy. , Eaton • Memorial •
Church,. Toronto; on Sunday
eyening,May 23rd. -
Re:verend H. • E. Young
Coordinator of •the Youth
Exchange .;.C'ommittee,'• em-
phasizes that the trip is no
holiday. .
"As in the case of our young •
• people' last year, our visitors
are coming not as yip's," he.
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"but as those. concerned
• with social and economic
justice, seekingto discover
"mtffetim"rnon di ey share
and. to demonstrate the
reconciling power of lives
committed to Jesus Christ:".
On Friday, May 14 the Six
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groups, will leave Toronto for ..
a week's visit to other parts of•
,. Ontario, and eastern Canada.
They Will return to Toronto
far a second weekend visit on,
:the ..22nd Bien take off for.
• Western Canada.
Their' introduction . to•
.Canadian culture and
lifestyle will be varied. Some.
' of the Zambian young people,'
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HURONVIEW
for example, • will go' to a
ranch in .Pincher. Creek,
Alberta, some to: • Goodfish
Lake Indian Reserve. The
Japanese guests • Of London
Conference will see. . a
Stratford, `Ontario,• play,'
•.while the group' from India
.take a ferry . to . Prince'
Edward Island:- ' -
Several of the United_ •
CJfiurch . CQ.n'ferences (areas
_approximating provincial.
boundaries) have involved.
those who went overseas on.'
last year's exchange in the W. HUME GLUTTON
planning for this one. Some , • •
-are helping as hosts; some
contributed evaluations of
their own trips asa guide for
area tour •or-ganizers and
many will welcome the young
visitors into their homes.
"The United Church of
Canada will ,bid a better
church for thtj' exchange,"
'Says William Small, York
University Vice-president
and chairman: of the Youth
Exchange Committee.
"Sometimes I think I'm not the pain of digging it out.
a very•good Christian;" said a Other times the person ' or -
dear little friend lately. "I get thing that is upsetting us is. so
so depressed," • '• dear to us that we,.cannot'bear •
Goodness knows, she has to let,it go.
much ."to trouble' her, • .,Getting back to my friend,•
problems that mount , one on the cause of 'much of her
' 'top, of another until it's `just frustration .and depression' is
too much.' . a person . very close to her.
Most' of us sympathize with "You must unhook yourself
her for we.have had ,times , from all this,"'I told her. "I'
when we felt the weight on. know it may not go away•b.ut
• our backs was more than we as long as you stay so hooked -
could bear and• -'occasions on you are in danger of going-
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when we reached that state of' down'with.' it. So, unhook
`the last straw.'. . yourself just as you would lift
Many well meaning friends. a •hook that's holding the.
- will say Christians' ought not , storm door shut.
"to 'feel this way. Theytell us "The trouble is,"- she
the benefits of Christianity retorted, "1 may unhook the
should .be sufficient .to door, but it will keep on
prevent depression :or- net-7banging."
,ous .tension. Or they rriip'ly Perhaps, but eventually the
that mental suffering 'stems. 'door that's • -causing ,the
from spiritual failure or sin. trouble will•either break itself
-. In his book, `Why., to pieces, or the wild wind will
Christians -Crack Up. Dr. drop(and it will cease its noise
Marion Nelson says; "The and.,hopefully start func-
.�idea—that a- Chmeti�ae -�e�a=xr honrng ' i a good odor,
know perfect Mental peace at should.
eTy-er_y tri-omen-t-.is-unrealistic- _� ' ' •
• and unscriptural, Even Christ .Of course, God never 'in- •
was not in perfect mental tended us.to.carry these big'
peace at every moment as loads by ourselves- He built •
proven by the gospel accounts us needing Him, dependent on
of His times of conflict: "The Him for guidance -and power.
sorrow in my heart almost When .our .World is in turmoil
crushes me:" He -is recorded ' around us, we need to-Jisten
as saying in Matthew 26:37:" for. His vbiceand catch what
-Dr. Nelson goes on'°to say, He's saying, we .prefer to
"Nervous' and.. depressed think His answer :is what we
Christians receive. a 'lot. of L. °to •hear; rather than
advice, some: useless and what He may trying to tell
some that'only helps . to us.
relieve a • few symptoms. . ••Can the ' Christian avoid
They are given sympathy and becoming depressed and
• encouragement or criticism discouraged when he can see
or exhortation to -straighten .no solution in sight? Well, he
• up and exercise more faith: in can try by not walking by
God... The areeither' y pam- sight but by faith. He can
per.eor rebuked. Friends . start being honest with
usually.urge.thern to read the himself :and 'with God and
Bible, pray ° and commune bring' out 'into the.light the ,
with God. All of 'which will' real reason for . his
give partial relief' but' they depression._ He must believe
W. Hume Clutton, -a lifelong
resident of . Colborne Town-
ship and for many years a
noted . breeder of •Holstein
cattle; died : Sunday at, his
residence on County Road 25
. at Dunlop. He had been about
as,•usuai, but passed away in
his• slepa early Sunday, He
was83. a.
Mr. Clutton w.as''born'
March 25,. 1893, . son of
Alexander HuneCluttdn and
Elizabeth Fotheringhar,
whose farm was on the Lake„
Shore road north. of Dunlop.
He attetaded. No. 9 school, and
took a two-year course at the
Ontario 'Agricultural College,:
Guelph.
In 1921' he married'
Margaret Adams, eldest
daughter of .James McK.
Adams ' and' Rebecca
(Swaffield) Adams, of
Colborne:,They took up
Meadow Glade Farm' in Block
D, Concession B, where Mr.
Glutton in •1925 founded a
dairy : herd which became
notedfor quality, individuals
frona time' to time. winning
prizes . at Toro/ito..Exhibition
and the Royal Winter Fair.
He specialized' also in White
L• eghorn•poultry. .
• • Mr. Clutton was 'for 25
years • Secretary of Huron tt
Holstein Club, and attended'
the annual meetings . ih'
Toronto of 'the Canadian
Holste,in=.F.riesian'.
Association. In 1945 he Was
awarded the Master Breeder
shield, only they 41st' in
Canada.
Retiring from the farm in
1955, he•built on his own, land
the Dunlop Motel, which --.he
conducted fornine fine' years, •
selling then to -his sori'James.
Mr. Clutton was a longtime
...member-- of, 'Eirat.....,Baptist-
church; serving'.as. deacon
fro tiara; andlor-the-
-past few years had been an
honorarydeacon -••
Besides his. wife, he •is
survived by four sons: -James
and William, in Colborne;
Edward, Burlington; and
Dougall, Goderich; 1'1
g'randchildren;' and one.
sister, Mrs. -H. R. (Jean)
Mason, of . Toronto. He was
predeceased in 1967 by ope
brother, Hamilton Clutton,
who had been on the home
farm Lake Shore road s
The funeral service was
conducted. Wednesday af-
ternoon in the chapel of. the •
Stiles Funeral -Home, by Rev.
W. H. McWhinnie, followed
by interment in Colborne.
Cemetery. • ...'
Pallbearers were Robert
Fotheringham, Stuart
Clutton,..Will:iarn Clutton, Bill
se, Mac Campbell. and ...
fail to cure the disease: To'get t and -let aha
ire-p-r-o•iri-is•e�--o€-Cod-a
Mrs: Eisie Henderson and
•Norrnan'S.peir entertained 100
residents in the'norm,•al care
sitting; room on . Monday •af-
ternoon with old time music•
and a sing -a -long, -
' The residents in .Women's
Bed Care are entertained
' each Tuesday afternoon in
their dining area., We would
hope that the visitors to that
area who play the piano
"'would feel- free te, play a few
numbers and I • know that it
would be greatly appreciated:
Colored ' slide . pictures of
" South ,America and Western
Canada were showby,.
Clifford'and Jean Henderson
of Brucefield , for Family
-Night.-
The :Henderson's . gave a
very interesting commentary
along -with the Pictures and
• Clifford's mother!, Mrs. Elsie
,Henderson, 'played :piano
favorites before the program
and during interrnission
Miss Mary • Van • Car•ip•
expressed the appreciation of
the residents.
The 'Week of. June 20-26 is
being: recognized as Senior
Cititens Week in Ontario and
plans are being made to have
Open House at Huronview. It
is hoped: that the . Senior
Citizens Clubs and •iti
`dividuals will join the
'residents-bf .the Hoine to Bleep
„celebrate, this : event and
present a"program or join in
the activities during . the
Week.
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CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY
permanent; relief,' one must ' Him solve the problem in His -
own way and in His own time.
Yes, we can . have ' some
peace of mind if we wiiFfeave-
the problem' in God's hands.
He does guard our hearts and
minds with .His ''peace, but
only when we are truly honest
and tru'Iy trust Him to help us
cope with our • troubles:
remove thecause of the
symptoms."
Remove the cause of the
symptoms - ... there's the
catch; for the Christian and
non-Christian alike. -
Sometimes •-the-- cause ..' is
buried so deep "in our sub-
conscious that we cannot bear
Cliff McNeil.
MRS. EDNA SAGER
Mrs, . Edna Rachel Sager,
widow of .the late Nicholas
John Sager, died" Thursday,
May 6 at Alexandra Marine
and General.T:Hospital: She
was 69 and resided at 207
Cambridge Street. •
TO THFSE...-FA[E1I
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Yea. tlttuurth- 1 trail; through the volley
of the shtiii4w, "1 death. 1 ihafl.lour no
.'vtt li,, Thou art with ma
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The forzrner Edna Randall,
she was born September 22;
1906 in Guelph to Thomas
William • and Elizabeth`
(Riddolis) Randall. She .had -
been a resident'' of , Goderich
for many years:
Surviving .. are'' two.
daughters; Mrs, R. (Joyce)
Reeve, Wallaceburg and. Mrs:
J. tRuth). Simrhons;
Waterdown; two sons, Donald
and' George, :both of
Goderich;. 14 grandchildren -.
and three great grand-
children; /one, sister, Mrs.
Della Overholt, Htlronview;
and one 'brother, John.
Randall; ,Collingwood.
The'. funeral service was
May 87 at the '.McCallum
Funeral Home conducted by
the Rev: Ralph Ring.
Interment was. in Maitland
Cemetery. Pallbearers were
grandsons, Clare Sager, Tom
Sager, Neil °Sager, George
'Reeve, Jim Reeve and.Bill
Mdhting, w
MARK JOHN DALTON
Mark John Dalton, RR "3
Goderich, died Thursday,
May 6 in St. Joseph's •
Hospital, London, following'
an illness of six years. He was
51- •
He was born June 21, 1924 in
Detroit; Michigan, to William
'and Helen (Garvey) Dalton.:
He was.four years with the.
American army and_ then
became a'farmer.
, Iri::1948 he'married ClariCe
Lassaiine in St.'Peter's
'Church, Goderich. The coupie . •
took; up residence on their RR
3' Goderich farm. Mr. Dalton
was a mei fiber of St. Joseph's,
Church, JKingsbridge, and of •
the,Kni hts of Columbus.
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He is survived by his wife;
nine children, 'Mrs. P
(LouiP).:-Martian;-.RR` 5. Kin._
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i SUNDAY, MAY 16, 1976 : {
10:00 a.m.. Sunday School for all % % Sunday School 9:50 a.m.
9:00 a.m. Worship Service % 1 Classes for all ages -
.: " Worship Service 1.1.:00 a.m. •
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1 . i iEvangelistic Service 7:00. p.m.
I Blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see' God
f Marvin L. Barz, Pastor - 524-2235 1.{ Matthew 5:8
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cardineg Mrs: . E. (Maure.en)
Chilton, Moose Factory rt
Denise,' 'Ann,. Bridgette,
Jacqueline, •Marra; Paul and
Shawn, ., ar .hornie; `four.
grandchildren two• sisters,.
Mrs. Joe (Mary,) O'Brien,
Goder.icfi,.., a.nd Mrs., L.
(Delores) •McGinniS,
Washington,.. D.C.; and one
brother', Eugene, Windsor. •
He was predeceased by one
son, Joseph .in 1953. His
mother diedin '1928 and his.
father died 20 years' later in
1948.
The Rev. Father Edwin
Garvey officiated • for the.
funeral mass May 8 assisted.
by the Rev.'Father Edward
Dentinger' in St. Joseph's
•RQrrian-•-Catholic Church,
Kingsbridge:
Pallbearers, were all
nephews, Mark Lalonde,
Mark Lassaline, • •Lawrence
Lassaline; Jeffery Dietrich,.
Mike O'Brien, and Douglas
Dean. Interrrieht was in St.
Joseph's Cemetery,
Kingsbridge.
McCallum Funeral. -Home
was. in charge of
arrangements.
J. H°.SQUIRE
John Howard Squire, I80
Cayley Street, Goderich; died
May 4.: in Victoria. Hospital,
London, following • • a brief
illness. He was 68... • .
He-ivas_.born .Ju'l'y 24.,19.07.-.i.n
Bentick Township to Martin
and Jane.(Tabb) Squire: He •
was a. farmer and tinsmith in
Colborne Township until.
coming to Goderich about 13
years ago. He was a member
of North Street United:Church
and,of the Victoria L.O,I•:-No.
He is. survived by hVwife,'
the former Dorothy Jane
JoneS.:whoin b e•marr. ied:•June
10, 193T; in Goderich: • `thre0
sons, Donald of Corunna,
/Douglas of Toronto and Gary
of London; three' grand
children;. one sister, Mrs.'' ..
• Eva Martin :of British
Columbia; and 'two brothers;:
Albert of Saskatchewan and" •
Harold of Clinton..'
Funeral service was.
Friday, May 7 from the Stiles,
Funeral Home with the•Re1,` ;
-Ralph King officiating
Interment• was in Maitland
Cemetery. Pallbearers were,
Bill Caesar,: Leroy Harrison,
Percy McBride, Jack `
MacKay, Ray -Fisher and
Jack Leanien.
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MRS.:G.A. ROYAL �.. William A. Moorhead C.A. of!
Toronto,•. a graduate of
Goderich Collegiate Institute,
was one bf "6 Western --Ont.
C.A.'s recently elected a
Fellow .in the Institute of
Chartered Accountants. The
Fellowship honours C.A.'s
who •have given distinguished
service to the profession or
have brought distinction 'to ..,it
through 'outstanding ce're'ers
or community services. Bell is
the elder son of Mr; and Mrs.
W.G. Moorhead of .Goderich.
(photo by Joseph' Schmid)
n Monday, May 3 at the
Royal Victoria Hospital
Barrie, Margaret Catherine
McAllister, wife of the late
George Alexander Royal
died in her 89th year. "',
Mrs. Royal is survived by
two sons, Lockhart' of
Goderich, Stuart of Barrie,
eight grandchildren and two
great-grandchildren.
FuneralServicewas held at
the Steckley Funeral Home,
Barrie, on Thursday, May 6,
conducted by the Rev. S.J.
Stewart, minister . of St.
A'ndrew's Presbyterian
Church,.. Barrie, where Mrs.
Royal had been'.a member for •
many years..
.' Interment was 2the Barrie__
LUnion Cerneter'y; -Pallbearers
`were. Jack Perkins,.:Graydlon
Richardson, . Willlani Cam-
pbelI, • Bert McAllister, •
Gerald Jeffries' and, William
Orr.. ° °
Bob McCALLUM '
Representative
11 Cambria Rd., Goderich
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% °The family ha Drays together....
• LUTHERAN CHURCH ; �L Says together
(Blake and :Eldon Streets, Goderich)
Meeting at Robertson Memorial School I BETHEL HOLINESSICHAPEI BIBLE MISSIONARY
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"Preaching peace,by Jesus Christ: He• is Lord of all" Acts •Kennison W. Lawton, Pastor 524-2785 1.
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CORNER_O is .EIG4 N A N D- w,A TE, R-LOip_STS .. _ .._.. 1 { . - . .
—_ resClalre°McGawan;isitingAssislant',
{ Pastor-�C. Fred -Day Mr 'Larne -H. Dolterer, Ditr:ctor of Music -
•BUS ROUTE TO ALL GODERICH Sunday School Ages 10 and up••ot 9:45 a•m•
' Please Phone -5244543 for a ride { ? Sunday School for ages 3 to 9 from Worship at 1.1:00 a.m.
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SERMON:
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I i { Nursery Facilities -
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Bethel Pentecostal Tabernacle
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SUNDAY SCHOOL •.10 A.M.
MORNING WORSHIP ..• 11 A.M.
Bible -Centered Message by the Pastor
EVENING. MEETING - 7 P.M.:
Hear- JOHN TINLIN
Ontario Youth Director
"Everyone Welcome" •
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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
OA 'FIELD ROAD AT BLARE STREET
EVANGELISTIC F.t NbA '
C ER.Pastor
10:00 A.M. BIBLE SCHOOL FOR ALL AGES 11:00 A.M. & 7:30' P.M.
REV. LEANDER ,ROBLIN
MARKHAM, ONT..
will be the guest speaker.
SPECIAL MUSIC • DON & ZALA BRUBACHER
6:15 P.M. WORD OF LIFE CLUB
WED. 8 P,M.'PRA°YER & BIBLE STUDY
WELCOME TO THE FRIENDLY CHURCH '
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Come and Worship with us
ST.• GEO-RGE.,,'S CHURCH .. .
EASTER IV,MAY 16
8:30 Holy Communion
11 a.m. Morning Prayer & Sermon
10 8, 11 a.m. Children's. Programme & Nursery '
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• . • Rector Canon-G.O: Russell
Choirmaster.Organist: •Joseph B. Herdman
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THIS,. SUNDAY 8 P:.M
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Plus Guest Speaker
JERRY BAAN
returning from. Africa -
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MONTREAL STREET (near The Square)
Rev: W.H. McWhinnie
Organist: Mr. Frank Bissett
9:45 a.m.- Sunday School
11 A.M. Morning Worship
Special, Music
-Come You will be'made welcome
Park St. at Victoria • Pastor: H. Ross Nicholls
For bis transpoatafion call 524-7195 0/•524-9903•
9:4S A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL
11:00 A.M..' HIDDEN TREASURE" 1
7:00 P.M. Evening. Worship & Praise
All WarmIy' Invited -
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WEEKDAY Home League (Ladies) Wed. 0":00 P.M.
Knox. P•r e s b y t.e r i a n Church ) Prayer •& Bible Studies Thurs. 7:30 P.M. 1
'f ° TH•E REV, RONALD C. McCALLUM, Assistant { f All Are Cordially Invited to Attend
WILLIAM M CAMERON btrectbr of Praise
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"TH'E FREEDOM IN FORGIVENESS : 1 10 ,.iii. Bible School for ail Grades
(Nursery Facilities) 1, 1• ' ' \ 11 a.m. 90th ' Anniversary service
SERMON: ""WHAT~ IS CHRISTIAINITY"
Music by Choir & the McMillans• W-E-L,C,O,M-e
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