The Goderich Signal-Star, 1976-07-29, Page 23.
FROM, T.HE..MiN.IS.tER'S.STUD:Y
' 13YRIM MARV'IN L BAR7, .
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▪ "There is one God'and:one •
mediator als.o between God
and ` men, the man Christ.
Jesus" I Timothy 2: 5 NASB
It is evident that in stiite. of
all- the progress • that .20th
century humanity has Made, ,
people continue to search ter
peace. Great .. areas of •.
discovery andunderstanding
have been opened up in such
fields • as psychology 'and
p'synhiatry, yet>the search Dar,
peace goes on. In- fa,ot. more
and . rnore : people sem. to
have given up on a scientific
approach and to have turned
to, mysticism, and `''various
Eastern religions, astrology,
_and even wQ�rship of satan in
their search for peace -and.
t ` rest front inner- tensions- and
stress.,.As a result e. pie are • .for rest and' peace in the
of the increasing
"breathing -1 t add.' illydst stresses of life. - Thls
`"swallowing' idtra:.•; e movement claims to be.
dangerous than air-pbl}ution .."Neither, a religion, nor a:
We Chrisnd tians tconmlast admit philosophy,nor-a way of life."
that.people have not alwaysseeks er tit }i person a d un�.
found the peace of. heart, and s ers,tanding needs to be on
mind in --Christ thatwe say' guard against deceptive
can be found; It- may also be.claims arid'-pa-c.kaging,: in
that many have not really ideas- even more thatt in food•
tried. Many people have_also , or`,as. eV hpaste,
been• -disappointed when after, Although the ,movement.
consulting a doctor they did called Tran'scendontal
not take the. ,mee, os
treatment Meditation; or T1111 ,•claims,not
follow the tobe"a religion, it;indeed•has
its prophet=,.; the Maharishi
-�lViahesli Yogi whose teaching
is the basis of the whole
....solutio.n •4 d prayers, the b g
pres.Gribed.
1,At - present there is, ---a : .
'movement sweeping "-eu.r
countries promising • a rocess of TM. I.t .has its
t •. e-Yeryono s nee .sic one bein a
'Sa•nskrit'hymn in worship .o.f
the: Gucu'Dev, .Its .• teaching
comes from the, Hindu•
religious - thoug,lit.
Marharishi's teaching of TM
conflicts : with Christianity in
its view of God • (or gods) , in
1 its . view of man, and ,in ifs
view of the way to reach God.
ns o
Every once in awhile:I take : concrete poetry is that the
( my ••old high school book of author gives you a few words ,
poetry down from the shelf (the less ., the better) and you divinity within oneself. youngest boy, Sean
d d f th' ld' make up your own mental Jesus Christ offers peace M,c'elinchey Wellesley : The
TM offers . a mea f
emptying oneself of thoughts,
meditation -on a secret word,
and . of` waiting for a feeling of
Murra.y
Reunion
On Sunday, 'Tilly 18,, xnore •
•than, fifty persons gathered a1'
Harbor • Park .Godericll, for
The ' Mui*ray picnic. The
'
weather was' Ideal ana
although attendance was 'a
down ..'somewhat, there was. •
just as much':enthusiasani.
The reunion was organized .;•
•in 193.8 when . t'h-e group n Ot,.at
Bright's prove near ,Sarrit.a
because i't Was ' :• centrally.
located Even so, trayelling'in
a• Model' A --Ford. through - the-,
water holes of the pinery was ..
more difficult than. twice ' the
distance now. '
The picnic has been held
annually, : since " that time;
'
except for a few years during '
.World War II. `
Family. .members were
present . 'from Ottawa, .Sault
Ste. . Marie, and Waterdown,
Wallacebiirg; Wellesley,
Seaforth C7airna and
Goderich in 'O.ntario and
.
• Warren, Huntington Woods .
•andRoyal Oa.k,�Ylickiigan._• __.;.,�:.
The' oldest .lady • attending
this . 'year was Mrs. Belle
.
Reid, Varna; the.. 'oldest
gentleman, `. . _Elmore
Stephenson, Seaforth; the
youngest girl Andrea Imanse
of Goderich; and the ..
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• (;t)<l� t,,1t INCH ��i I!!.xltie
•Sl'Aft.'THITi2SDA. Y',�J
'Y "23, 19�G:-�i"AG1 IIA
Bob Taylor of the National Film Board of -Canada . presented ;.__.- of;30 Canadian p�iiotographers:' The .: book was given to a
Mayor ;-Deb Shewfelt end, Huron County: Librarian, Bili select number of individuals and institutions oh both ' sides
Partridge, With ,copies of the book, ""Between Friends - of Che border in honor of the American Bicentennial. (staff.
Entre Amis"`'. The book' which portrays people and plpces photo)"
along the Canadian -American border, represents the work ; . •
an 'tea some o ose o
poems that are „so strongly pictures to go with them. -it's ''and rest reaching from':the family coming the greatest .
et y S
ched • m memories How much .the same principle as one God , to us. He offers 'not distance was M,q°".and Mrs -
different is'most of the poetry • sortie modern art where the emptiness of mind b„pt.fu.lne.ss Wm. , ,Reid from Sault Ste.
•
studied by our children •now. • artist throws a blob of red of life given' by Him who is Marie.
Much of it is free style, 'and . paint ' on a white board . and our Creator and Redeemer. The ' person with .th'e largest
while some of it is quite labels: it '"Fat Lady at the He .tells,,,jis . that' "being -family-.present was Mrs.
lovely; and I even' enjoy Circus" or simply No. 27 justified 'by faith we ' have Belie :Reid, Varna. The one
trying to write it- myself ... You're left to figure it -oat peace, with pod 'through Our with a birthday closest to the ' • '
:still, I'M of those who likes •. yourself. Lord•.. Jesus Christ.., :date of.tb,e-.picnic was Laurie
the metered oems •of the Ghrist ." ' Rom-ans -•5: 1 He ` Clark, Huntington Woods
,.
p Thousands find merit in the
past: stuff, and buy it: Not,me, To Invites Colitic unto,NPe•, all ye Mph: and these'celebrating a
And .the word pictures they hat labor and are heavy wedding anniversary closest
me'a lady, is .'lady, i a lady en - n -d I- will - i-ve: �ou •. to th t -date.: were Mr:- and_. ---
Conjure. Gosh! •-:Remember:,_..•._ lal a g •.. Y a
of the Light and I want rile picture to look
the Charge g don't care iiow rest." Matthew 1.1:28- • ' -Mrs. Pete Imanse; Ggderich.•,
ke
one. I
h in .meals eats to• even
rev rid
' iani Noon a
hrist
nl C g
Brigade? Half:a.league, half rotes ue or beau tiful so long O Y Y '
a ;league;. half a league on= _g q:
humans the: dignity inherent- .were enjoyed 'by all and :the
as lean see the res emblance• in what 'we are creatures • band' concert in the 'park-viwas
wird, All in •the valley of Same with poetry. I want to
'the six hundred". made'in the image of the `an added attraction. )a Was
earn ae
ro
Cant ou hear the,. hoofs of
Y e. I evidently -.
. _. : - :... and s mc_.e , _... .Y„haven't �d f, Cil
the charging _horses ._ -arid_,_— - -
erwood-=Picnic
The- fifteenth .. annual
.
reunion --of the descendants of
.the late Mr: and Mrs. Wm; 'G.
Sherwood was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
McInnes; Teeswater on
Sunday:, July 18.
A: short '. business session
followed a bountiful meal at
nooni P-residnti—C'h
F'inni.gan - and secretary
tie 'ur c n es
as er 1VIr Darn M I
S n
Were re-elected for •anoth'er
year. -
The lunch ..comrriittee .for
understand what I m reading, Livin God ; . made ' to live , decided to:hold the plonk on.... ,_:..
w—y�. o c"`""t,.�di;"=tom "figsa• ., a" + TTrmseTf proviBes fhe. .. year at Har.
flying, the sabres flashing? modern writings, I guess I 11 fulness of life for which all Goderich. . •
Can't you see the smoke f the have to stick ^ d thKRo4, h m -an beings• yearn. .For i
cannon' as you read through r $ '' a d Him all the ,fulness .of Diety
Woodsworth, ,Longfellow,..an . dwells in bodily form, 'and in '.
Tennyson's firer. account of . y
the,Balaclava;ch.arge'daring . Yes;.evenEdgar. Guest. Him you have 1!leen made
the Crimean War?• ' Speaking •ot Edgar Guest, - complete:"' Colossians. 2: 9-10
Or what about that mystery - when our . writing. class was NASB . -' •
,awoman,•T.he Lady of Shalott? as,kednwho their- favorite poet . Try the MVledlator, really„try •
Isn'tyouurancy .piqued, your was, .and one lady was brave . Hina-.-• .
• curiosity ' quickened. as: you enough to name Edgar'Guest, • .:. •
read "She has 'heard a 'our young teacher almost,
whisper say, A curse. is_orr°her - swallowed his tongue.
if she stays. to look down to - Nonetheless, ' I've • been
'Camelot. She.knows not what' reading a book of. Guest's
the curse'may be, And so she- poems lately and believe.his
weaveth steadily,.And' little 'work has an honesty about it
other. care hathshe;'The.Lady that touches ,most. ordinary
of• : Shalott."Again, Tennyson folk like you'arid mein.a:w;ay.•--
:has : woven:' a• tale '-of':intrigue „few other authors do- For ;.
C4N,
our-•
ar
'see whatforestfires •
..can to Can'da!
M
next year is Mrs- m'::. --award d e ch •rge of
e war . in a
McInnes and '; Mrs': dhn Dan McInnes and Gordon
Thornton; -the''asports com- '-Johnstone: •
mittee' is Donald and Allan 'Next year 's picnic . will •be
Thornton: . held at the . home of Mr•. and
Happy ' Birthday .was' sung" 1`Mrs. Dan McInnes; Blyth, on
to Jack- Thornton who was ' the-th.ird Sunday in July with
celebrating . a •-birthd'ay that lunch at 1.p.m.. • :
day. A vote .of...thanks was
tt'ended by, Mrs. .Uordon
Johnstone to' Will and
f r' ho tin
the•
'Lar .ref o S
g
g
picnic.
Rases. • anrl. interesting
games for which prizes were
.8E A REGULAR
BLOOD
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DO OR �•
Bob MCCALLUMM
Representative
11 Cambria Rd.. Goderich
524434'
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C�ERE.A BY. -THE WATER ! ( The fuinily;that oraysaoaether...:' •.
ANC RC1;' i • Stays together
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(Blake and Eldon Streets,` Goderich) �`• `• �••'•• ..” _` „'.r" `.`` r`..;. - _••'
• Meeting at Robertson Memorial School'
SUNDAY AUGUST 1,•1976.. . ( CHURCH
•
• ( ( Sunday School 9x50 a.m:
9:30 a.m..Sunila`y School for all. J Classes for all ages
11:00 a.m. Worship • i Worship Service 11:00 a.m.
=.1 Prayer 6:30-7:00 p m..:: -
SERMON•'"MISS10 POSiBLE Evangelistic service 7.00 p.m.
• ( ( Blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see God,
Arvi• n' L. Barz, Pastor 524-2235 Matthew 5:8 ?.
HuiSt.
' on, & Walnut St.
":Preaching peace b,y Jesus Christ: He is Lord of all" Acts • Kennison W. Lawton; .Pastor
:1Or36 .
BETHEL HOLINESS CHAPEL BIBLE,MISSIONARY :
suspense and•romance that•to "instance' there's the poem .
this day grips tie.. called
Some time ago; I attended a
•
• course on creative writing at' If this 'were a '11 of life we'll
one of, our colleges. To .admit knew', •
to our young professor. that If this brief space of breath
'any of us enjoyed anything '.'Were all 'there is to human,
that rhymed was•to.admit we . toil, _
were at least•over,10,0. In fact, Irdeath were really death,
he said we were unreal; And- never should the soul
In .all fairness, --some ;of. us arise 0
thought he *as Pretty • unreal A finer world to see,
himself. He reminded me of a . How • foolish— would our
nervous sandpiper, racing to "'struggles seem; '+ m
and fro on a . beach as .his ' How grim .the earth would be!'
jerky -gait moved him across
the front of the class,' his eyes.. How • purposeless -the -strife
peering out .from large round would be :
metal ; frames,. his body en-' If there were nothing more.
'f "'TY' .
•, cased-in.yello>!v trousers and If there were nota plan to.
bl turtle neck while he : serve, '
•
One .,hundred residents
were entertained at the'two
barbecues which were .held
this week on Monday and
Thursdayun the East Patio.
` . A musical- program was.
arranged. for Family Night bx,
Mrs. Henderson of Home. and
provided by the. • residents
with some help from the Staff.
• Instrumentals Were played.
by ;'Mrs. Elsie .Henderson,
Mrs. Myrtle Parker,'Norman
Speir..and Jerry Collins. Vo 1
solos' by, Chester Archi�,.
Wayne,, Lester, and ' Morgan',
Dalton A vocal duet by'Elsie
Henderson and Sarah Carter.
Two -numbers -by_ the men's
sc>"eeched 'out poetry I could Arid end to struggle for! .
no more, make any. sense of'. No reason fora mortals birth
• than if it was written in ad.. ,Except tq have'him die .. , '
Egyptian. How silly all 'the goals would
, He -Was- the one, too Twho • seem - • 0
.Tirst in -freak -6d me to Icon= ; or which men bravely try.
crete poetry' •. not so. called
because it's hard and mixed T ere must be something
upbut, as 'he explained,'' aftdeath
because it's so specific. Behind the toil of man ,
Anyway, - I remember that 'There must exist'aG_od.divine
one , poem the exhorted, Who's Who's workingout-a pia -Pr;: •
declaring its author•.‘to be"a- And this brief journey that we
genius, was "Fried Shoes". knew ,•
• That's not the title, that:'s- 'As life must -really be
'the whole poem-.. • The gatewa,:..to a finer world
.'Now;' the idea•. behind That sonle day we shall see.
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' . .'Aug.; 3.— Aug. b: -•
An Inferdenominational club held outdoors' for- 4 days,"
, Casting one hour.' .
' Prog'ratn,.'iricludes singing, .a rBible lesson, Scripture
Mentbritation• .'
Please check- the dub nearest you, and be sure to go.
_• • Refreshments provided:
Ages sand up
•..i
' 9:30 a m:(Mr. and Mrs. Stryker, Holmesville, 482.7420;• Mr.
and Mrs. Etnpson, 235 Tilt St., Goderich, 524'7092
11:00 a.m.: Mr: and Mrs. Patter; t-ondesboro, 52314568; Mr..
-- bnd'Mrs. Snider, 339 John St:, 524.2408
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.1:36 pan,: Mr and Mrs. Roberts, 284 Elgin St. W.,'64-9423;
Mr. and Mrs. Forbes, 256 Christina, Crt., 524-9538
3.00.p.m.: Dr. andsMtrs:-MtCreadll, 241. Dawnrose Dr., 524-
2946.; Mr. and Mrs. Burnbtt,149 Bayfield t'td:, 524-7496
Sponsored & taught by
Child Evangelism Fellowship of Ontario
1681 Bayview Ave., Toronto
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OPEN *.
*, MONDAY AUG. 2
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chorus including Wayne, (
Morgan, Chester, 'Nornian,..
Bab tayloro and Andy Scott, •j
with Gladys. St-anlake
assisting. ,with • the action - L
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Man's
inhumanity
could have;
overwhelmed us
ages ago...
but ,those • who ,
_cared, resisted.,
Join your local'
Pro=Life Group.
Box 1324 Clinton
• THIS SUNDAY
Au9s-t..
HEAR
ev. JohnCamplie
PLUS .,
SPECIAL SINGERS
the Campbells
at the •
HUr'on: Men's c,h-ap�i
iiEvery cinelyVie C;o1lliei'
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Affiliated with the° Pent costal Assemblies of Canada
_CORNER OF ELGIN ELGIN AND WATERLOO ST5 •
Pastor: C.•Fred Day... '
'10 A:M:,CHRISTIAN EDUCATION..,
CLASSES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY.
11 A.M. WORSHIPSERVICE •
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. • Soloist - Robert Watt ' . .
7 P.M; COMMU.NION'SE'12.VLCE
IN REMEMBRANCE E ANC OF.ME"
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Ladies'Trio- Joan, Brenda & Paula
REE. TRANSPORTATION a CALL 524-6543:
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
BAYFIELO ROAD AT BLAKE STREET
( ►: North.Street United Church'
1. .
The Rev. Ralph E., King, •B.A., B:D., Minister
(n : Visiting g Assistant
• .: r. orne H. Ootterer, Director,o. • uslc
Sunday School forages 3 to 9from worship at 10:00a.m
July and August Summer Worship at l0oo.a.m.
(
SUNDAY, AUGUST 1,,.1976.
( t 1'ASERMON:
WHAT SHALL, WE. DO WITH .OUR FEARS
'GUEST ORGANIST: MR PAUL HOW ,,E ;.
Coffee time following service
• 'Nursery Facilities
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( Come and Worship with us 't
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ST...GEORGE'S CHURCH
( ( : TRINITY VI
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• AUGUS-FI '
•[:.i-, 6 , • 8:30 Ho1j--Cot1TnTunion
EVANGELISTIC- r FUNDAMENTAL ( f 10 a:m: Holy-Communio 1' and Sermon
4'4 REV. R.-BRUBA,CHER -Pastor
10 00 A.M.' BIBLE SCHOOL FORALL AGES*'
' FREE BUS TRANSPORTATION
111:00 A.M. MORNING -WORSHIP
• COMMUNION SERVICE -
7:30 P.M. BEAUTIFUL BAPTISMAL SERVICE.
SERMON: '..' ( !
Wednesday 8:00 P.M. - Mid week service ( The : Free Methodist .Church
"AMAZING GRACE:
TO.THE FRLI•NDtY CHURCH l (
Rork. St, at Victoria: - Pastor .: H..Ross 'Nicholls-- 1
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.LEASE NOTE SUMMER SERVICE TiMES .
Rector.Canon•G.G Rus ell B.A., B.D. - •
I " - Choirmaster Organist; Joseph 8. Herdman
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WELCOME
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Forbus transportation call 524-7195 or -524.9903,
.,..Yi,...�.�.. ...._ .. _ „ 9:49 ►: Sunday School
E-tRSTBAPTISTC:H•URCH. ;�
(•Baptist Convention of Qntario and Quebec)
MONTREAL STREET (ne r The Square)-
Rev. W.H. McWhirihie\F.R.G.S.
. Organi'St: Mr. Frank B ssett
9:45 A.M. Sunday School
11. A.M. TH E PASTOR
THE GOSPEL & ITS MEANING'
Comte You will be made welcome
Knox Presbyterian Chi)
THE REV. G.-LOCKHART RO-YArL,-B:A. -M. DIV.
THE REV. RONALD' C. McCALLUM, Assistant
'.WILLIAM M. CAMFR'ON, Director of Praise
SUNDAY, AUGUST 1, 1976
SERMON: "DIVINE CONTRAST".
the Minister will preach
(Nursery Facilities)
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11;:0.0.a.m .'FAREWELL SERVICE of
PASTOR NICHOLLS, Transferring
' Trot Goderich to Dunnville, Ont
/.1 (7:00 P.m. Service Cancelled)
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HE SALVATiON ARMY
• 8 18.'W-
y1!A7E•RLOOST. `5. '. 524.9341
I ( SUNDAY SCHOOL- 9:45 A.M.
FAMILY WORSHIP -11:009 M.
1 t -EVANGELISTIC SER ICE -. 7:00 P.M.
Home League' (Ladies) Wed. 8:00 P.M.
WEEKDAY. Prayer & Bible Studies Thurs. 7:30•P.M.
rch " : i
,Mii)ister,.' i OFFICERS CAPT-AtN G. HERBER CAPTAIN M. MacKENZIE
• All Are Cordially Invited ft!: Attend
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._Victoria Street United Church
HOUSE OF FRIENDSHIP•
Minister: Rev. John D.M. Wood, B.A.B.D.
Organist and Choir Director: Mrs; J. Snider.
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-W-EL.0-t M•E.. . �:
Surnmera'ServiceS are all at 10:00 a.m, (
C Refresbtnents on the Church 'Lawn after the Service ( (
( Vacation Bible School presentation at Service i i
Piper: Bertram Y. McCreath ( i
Depart to• Serve , r.
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