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D. Hackwell greets at Duff's
CAREER TRAINING
Doreen Hackwell greeted people
coming to Duff's United Church on
April 12, Easter morning.
The Easter banner was hung,
Easter Lilies (donated by Blyth's
Knechtel store were placed on top
of the piano and a church full of
people greeted Rev. James Murray
as he proceeded down the aisle
carrying the lit Christ Candle.
Glenda Carter played Walk
Worthy while Rev. Murray read
from Colossians followed by the
choir singing the song.
Rev. Murray announced that the
church now has a web site and the
sermons are available through it at
http://www.hows.net/NOG2WOBUC
Shannon McGavin read the
gospel lesson from John 20: 1-18.
The Junior choir sang, Every
Morning is Easter Morning.
Rev. Murray called the young
worshippers forward and asked
them if they had ever heard the
saying, "If you have a burden talk
about it with someone and the
burden decreases. If you have joy
share it with others and it doubles."
Share the good news of Easter
with others, he said. The junior
choir then got the congregation
clapping and singing to the song
(from Godspell) Prepare Ye the
Way of the Lord.
Marion Godkin read the second
lesson from Acts 10: 34-43.
Rev. Murray's sermon was
called, "Are we Good Friday or
Easter People?" For Mary, Jesus'
dying on the cross was such a
tragic loss, he said. Here was a man
who had changed her life, the one
person she had pinned her hopes
upon, was dead.
It was Easter, but she was still
living in a Good Friday world, Rev.
Murray said. It was probably the
same for Peter and the disciples,
but especially for Peter who had
been with him in the beginning. He
had such hopes, such expectations
for the future, and it seemed to be
This week the Hop-A-Thon for
Muscular Dystrophy was held at
Walton PS and close to $600 was
raised for the cause.
The children had to hop down
bunny trails, hop for two minutes
and were rewarded with buttons
that said, 'some bunny special',
candies, hop-a-thon certificates,
stickers and crayons and colouring
books.
They also enjoyed watching the
video, Peter Rabbit.
The children did a lot of Easter
crafts this week as well. There were
some construction Easter baskets
Youth for Understanding, an
international youth exchange, is
looking for Canadian students to be
part of a year exchange to Germany
or Finland.
YFU is offering a $500
scholarship to 13 students, so that
they can become part of an
international family. Students must
be between 15 and 18 years old and
enrolled in high school.
Make this the opportunity of a
life time. Live with a host family
coming true on Palm Sunday. Then
it got worse very quickly.
They not only dealt with grief but
also with the guilt as they all, just
as Jesus predicted, had betrayed
him.
The sun had risen on the first
Easter morning, but Peter and the
others were still in the deep
darkness of Good Friday. "Today is
Easter," said Rev. Murray, "but
somehow to a lot of us it's still
Good Friday. Like Peter we have
guilt and are hurt over broken
relationships. It's another Easter
Sunday in a Good Friday world."
But Rev. Murray said he believes
people cannot begin to understand
or experience Easter unless they
have been through Good Friday,
unless they have been where Mary
was, with hearts broken, eyes
blurred with tears, our spirits
crushed by grief.
"You don't get to the joy and
chocolate Easter Sunday without
going through the pain of Good
Friday. But recognizing our pain
alone is not enough. We need to let
Jesus touch the pain, if he is to heal.
it. We must first set him free from
the cross and meet him at the
empty tomb so he can give us new
life."
After the
disciples gathered. They were
afraid, uncertain about the future,
guilt stricken, lost. Yet they
gathered and began to tell the
stories of the transformation one
more time. They shared and retold
one another of their own
resurrection experiences. They told
of how Jesus was alive to them
even today. They got on the road
again.
"So we stand here today, with
confidence and we too can
proclaim, 'He is Risen! He is alive
forevermore!"
Rev. Murray dedicated a hymn
book in the memory of infant
Taylor Rae McGavin.
and bunny eggs. The kindergartens
made edible Easter nests. Ice cream
cone bunny cupcakes were made
and decorated with marshmallows.
Mrs. Bennett made some dye by
putting crepe paper in hot water.
They tried out a new way of
colouring eggs called marbling.
They added vinegar and cooking
oil to the dye and then swirled the
eggs in this mixture with some very
beautiful results. They also cooked
onion skins to make a yellowish
dye.
Andrew Elliott was the lucky
child who took home Coke and
Pepsi this weekend.
and attend a local high school in
Germany or Finland. Become
involved in global education and
see another part of the world. YFU
has many opportunities for students
that are interested in travelling,
learning and expanding their
horizons.
For more information or to obtain
an application form, contact YFU
at 1-800-TEENAGE or at
yfucanada@continuum.org .
Applications must be received
before April 30.
A Wroxeter man was fined
$1,000 in Ontario's Provincial
Court last week for not filing his
personal income tax return for
1996. According to Revenue
Canada, the court ordered Stephen
J. Housser to file the return within
90 days.
When people are convicted of
failing to file tax returns, in
addition to any fines imposed by
the courts, they are still obligated to
file the return and pay the full
amount of taxes owing, plus
interest and penalties.
"If you have not filed returns for
previous years, or have not reported
all your income, you can still
voluntarily correct your tax
affairs," said Mark Deakin,
director, Kitchener/Waterloo Tax
Services Office. Revenue Canada
will not penalize or prosecute such
individuals if they make a full
disclosure before the Department
begins any action against them.
Under the Income Tax Act,
anyone who fails to file a return as
required, or fails to comply with a
court order to file, is guilty of an
offence. On summary conviction
that person is liable to a fine of
between $1,000 and $25,000 or
fined and imprisoned for up to 12
months, in addition to any other
penalty.
People who deliberately fail to
file their returns, or fail to report
and pay their taxes owing
according to the law, hurt the
honest taxpayers, who as a result,
end up paying more than their fair
share. Honest businesses are also
put at a competitive disadvantage
with those who cheat.
Prosecution is used by Revenue
Canada to deter deliberate non-
compliance with the tax laws and
help make the system more fair.
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