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Fro the
Minis ter's
Study
PASTOR ALFRED FRY
Auburn & Donnybrook
United Church
Are we chicken
There .is humor in
the parables of Jesus
Dn you ever notice the`fiumbr tl1
the parables of Jesus?
Welt; Dr. . David Granskou,
professor. of Newt:. Testament
Studies at Waterloo .Lutheran
Seminary, sees a gentle iroey in
man "ofth m Ile al,so noticesan
:
•
.. open-endedness about them that
drink, or to acts ' of leads the mgdern, reader to> see
in thet,004� of Romans, .chapter , strlohg d. , n1,, a
10, verse 9; we read ttte U
- se words, .vandalism,, ,disobedienceto how Jesus: Used this teaching
' ° h t if thou shalt' confess with . authority. when they refuse ,they . ,, method to. unwrap, .truths and to
T a" inspire ' wonder -and ' ' even
�' are branded "Chicken", So it P
thy artputh, the IaQrd Jesus, and .. .
takes courage in these days to, r laughter. , , • •
shalt believe in thine 'heartthat• ,. , ,
In (lis 'newt ublished• book
God. haat' raised Him from the stand for .courage
things which are Y 'published, � ,.
G ". • I reachin on the Par.^ablos, • Dr.
' d shalt be -saved." So,' decent . arid' mo'rall'y right, we g
de„thou
a. 'thank God for those Who follow the ' GranSkou discusses' the major
many people, in these days seem to ,
have little concern. for Easter and ex . ample Of our Lord, who was parables of Christ hoping to
What it,really means. , never afraid to face His enemies, stimulate his readers' to relate.
They. argue • about ' the worci Yet -drug pushers and strong dritik -these age-old stories .directly to
Pushers, are• the enemie,� of our -own times and problems. •
Salvation and Eternal life, yet ,
verse should clear ups the whole mankind today, and of course . Dr. Granskou said his book,
matter. During the season of there are countless other ' published , by Fortress Press,
Lent, the believer -thinks of those enemies. should be of interest to the layman
closing forty days of. Christ's Thank God for those who are , and the pastor. It could also serve
1 . ministry. •J s 'did • all brave, and try to help others as a study book for groups
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Which have been ne lected, In th0 „, 1ho;ra e(+t►r (Itnuuerf (gets did 1 1
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In his research, Dr.' Granskou Ih,lvr• 3,(•(4'41 away ray 1(33(1, an(-( 'I 1,,)3(,91 a
4,ar+, 1111 (i4. Ih,al w+. 133111 kooarr What• rs
said that his 91(1.11,in the field
disclosed only,twn'references tO,
the humores of Christ _ in the
n
writi gs of the past. 1.00 years.
" 1 i ip ssi .leo miss this
Yet, itis mI o. � t
element if yqu look .at. what is
being 'said' `in many.- of :these
stories," tie said, '
Waterloo
The author joined,
Lutheran ;Seminary -last year;
coming froth the Lutheran School'
of Theology at Chicago., 'He
received his doctorate in theology
at Princeton Theological
Seminary. He has served as
assistant pastor of a church and
as a consultant to the Lutheran
carat
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,.them _ ..--intl�res;ted ~-ixi - - ‘gaining-, fresh--Church-in- America's- _board .of
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_-that-hn:ea,ur-t-ttg✓�tat-peso$-€e---� instead of #___tea€._ n �_
make known the love of His Father down. When Jesus approached insights into some of the short and . social ministry.
and make clear the real reason` Jerusalem, He had to make a Ihthv sawing'.nf Christ
for His coming into' the world. He decision, go forward, or turn
Warned His followers of His back, He made the decision, and
coming trial and ultimate death went all the way to Calvary, in the
upon a cross, yet stressing that face of this which Christ has done
He would triumph over death and for us in shedding His precious
ise again upon the third day• blood, paying the price of your sin
Isaiah 53,� gives a' very clear and mine, we should make our
ccotint of •that ' suffering and , decision for Him ,Easter is a time
eath. Toward the end of those
rtydays, we find Jesus and His
flowers on the way to
rusalem, in St. Luke's•Gospel, '
1, we react The time was come
t He should be received up, and
wing full well that which
cited him, "He stedfastly"set
face to go to Jerusalem" He
no desire tote a hero or Jesus
1st superstar,,He had come to
is Father's will, and that, was
our, Redeemer and Lord, by
ring the death of the cross. In .
days a common. phrase ,is
'the chicken" ora coward,
ple young and old, are being
ed by drug pushers, or
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Speaker cites -dozen
proofs .Christ lives
for Spiritual renewal, just as the _
springtime ushers in new life in The Arthur Circle of Knox.
the flowers and trees, and all Church gathered .for 'their March
nature, so the truth of Easter .is 3nleeting'in the church parlor with
that we can have new life in the president, Edna Pollock,
Christ;:'n life which is Eternal. presiding.," •
Jesus says "Because I live you Several items of business
shall live also". May God give us relating -to the previous meeting
the grace'to make ourdecision for were discussed, in particular the
Christ and become His sons and ' raising of the supply allocation,
daughters,. enjoying the Christian Lee McCallum, treasurer. was
fellowship down here, and . welcomed back atter, an absence
throughout ail Eternity. •May we of several months and it was
have the courage of Christ who'set gratifying to learn from her
.His-face.like a flint and faced 'His report that approximately $10.0
enemies, and may 'we not be' Vas earned at the Bake Sale the
ashamed of beilig call ed• --Pre ons -Saturday
"Chicken'')..,, ' Marg Wray: who was absent on
• vacation, had' prepared the
devotional part of -the meeting and
it was conductedbyEdna Pollock.
Haze 1 M--c-CC-r'-e-•a t h re a -d --the,
Scripture and Madeline Edward
introduced the guest speaker.
Mrs, McCune' of the local
Aiinouncinq
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L
.Salvation Army, Inca very sincere
and interesting . manner, a she
reeordeTt' 12 .proofs of the'
resurrection of, Jesus, which
were a revelation to most
-member's. Betty Fisher thanked
Mrs., McCune for taking', time
from, a very heeyy work_load to
give the Circle the inspiring
message.
Edna Pollock read a very
timely article from the
Presbyterian Record which
should make everyone more..
pollution 'consc'ious. She also
announced that the April meeting
wouldtake.,the form of a pot -luck
supper. with husbands and guests
invited and Dr: Lambert a's guest."
speaker.
The offering was--received-'t)y
Dorothy Blake and Lucille
'Henderson, after 'which a social
hour of fellowship was enjoyed
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and their. musicians. Mrs. Ross 'ser'vices with the program. We
thank (11(1(1 vice -w much--4er their
'time and effortw .._ �_..-.; •••••
Plans were made at the Monday
after -noon- meeting of the
'Huronview Women's Auxiliary
for the spring tea which is to be
herd'in, theauditorium oti
Wednesday, May 3.
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WILLIAMS
C ERY
MEMORIALS
And Inscriptions
Stratford - Ontario
RONALD McCALLUM
Representative
21 Cambria,•Rd., North, Goderich
Phone 524:6272 or 524-7345
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Elgin and KI
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Hensall and caller. Gordon
•� on
(apple, Seaforth, visited
Huronview on Friday evening
• volunteers Mr -:-and Mrs. Harvey
Howard, Willa Taylor -and -several
residents took part in some of the
around, wheelchair and square,
dances.
'Monday, March 19, was once
again the day. for the Old , Tyme
Music session, with the
entertainment being provided this
week by Norman Speir.and two
guests, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Finlay.
The first two gentlemen played
violins ' while Mrs: .. Finlay
'accompanied them on the piano-•,
The residents in , attendance
had, as usual, a very enjoyable
afternoon of their favourite old
timeSongs. A special and unique
• event on the progran'i, was the
step dancing, done very capably
by Miss Bonnie Storey. Her
talents: were' appreciated by
everyonOin attendance..A group
of six volunteers from Goderich
The 'Woodham and Kirkton
inen' s club were in charge of the
Thursday Family Night program.
President Glen Copeland
- introduced the numbers which •
..included dances by Janice Burgin
and Susan Spence: the Morrison '
sisters, •boccie, Lynda, Lisa:
instrumentals by Bob 'Robinson,
Burns Blackler, Ellen E'vel'eigh.
Lawrence Rodd, Laurel Ractliffe:
vocals hy. the Copeland sisters:
Philip Backler and.a lively sing -a-
long led by Mrs, Spence and
Robert Rundle.- '
Mrs, Waghorn, a former
resident of the Woodham area, .
thanked the group on behalf of the
residents._
HEAR
VIRGINIA REYNOLDS
IN PER N
Saturday night April 1 • 8 p.m. of
HURON MENS CHAPEL, AUBURN
,Former nightclub singer, tells her life story of how her life'
• was changed at a Billy Graham crusade in New York city. Your
life .may neverbethesame as y'u hear her sift, as only she.
can, "He Touched'Me."
VIRGINIA REYNOLDS - WillSing
SUNDAY; APRIL -2 ato
.VICTORIA ST. UNITED CHURCH
GODERICH at 11 a.m. Rev. Warr will speak.
.W'ESTFIELD FELLOWSHIP HOUR
At 2 p.m. Rev. Ross Nichols will speak.
.HURON MENS CHAPEL, AUBURN,
At 8 p.m.•Ray. Tom.WlcKinney will speak.
"EVERYONE W LCO E"
• , vii plr+ovails when good men' do nothing.
THE HURON CHRISTIAN MEWS AS"` ' CIATION
PRESENTS THE NEWS ON CK'NX 4 P.M.. EVERY DAY
'1
SUND'A Y
SF
-Frank McI`Iw►alri
524-9465
200 Gibbons Se.'
Reg. J. Bell
45 Cambria Rd, S.
524-7464,
DAVJD,JOHN STEPHENS . Victoria tireet 'U�� ' ChM
David John Stephens, ,eldest'san after she movedto 'Goderich,
of Evelyn and .John $teDbens„ She is survived by .es Jack of
formerlytat' Goderich, died March: Myth and Doan of Exeter els we11 as
y
19 in Grace Hospital; Windsor, as a daughter ,Rul'y (Mrs. James
the r e s u l't of cerebra 1, `Leishman). of 8elgray..' She, is
hemorrhages, also :survivedby12gran children
tie was horn,1n O ford'1 and seven great grandchildren;Y<i''
E d $e be 0 wellas two.rslstera+ 1 tviOL _Rub ,
...� mr,, tem >�,,. ..:.:.. . -.kms- ..�
'Young n ' 'and ai
lel
o �. ��
c o l �: ���► �� ich d � . �
11;3((1 and went toh i .6 � �aQd..l' a
Goderich and .• . 4aky'ille and Mr's S t a ii l e y. Todd) of
raduated from the University of Southaniwpton.Mrs 1?Vl spnl; was", ,
Windsor..° • predeceased .by a..sistet° Pearl
Besides his parents, 'he is (Mrs: John .Patton f ,Cplhorne` •
1 p ):
Survived by one'`liirother, AncireW Township,;' a. "'1
°S 'loist, t`• t ne .. ' Service'
• ail )1(11)3(; two Sisters, Mrs. I�ionel .o. . a the' X11 Tat,
(Anne) Tanod; Lachine, Quebec ..was Mrs.'Rev. Leona'dWalrr who
• aand May, at 'h0nle; his paternal • saug' `� A al derfu Saviour `ls
,x~y,
grandnn'ther-,, Mr ."�: 'Emnla.. gesnS, MY Lord.'" ?ailbearers`
Stephens, Herne ' Ba Kent, *ere, John' ,4eishmian3 Frank,,
.p Y,
England,. and his maternal. Leishman; rim Leishman, 'Terry
g r a n d m o t ti e res, Mr's . E.,11 a Dauer,,, Ross ' Wilson and Len
Donaldson, Goderich: Interment was i n
A "memorial service was held ' Colborne Cem.etef y.
Monday at the University of
Windsor Chapel, followed by
services at St. Cuthbert's
Anglican Church, Oakville,
gdw
March �1.
'Fie,
X.
Interment was in Oakville
Cemetery;. passed away in Clinton Hospital
' on Sunday, March 19, in her 75th
year.
She was a member of
Londesboro United Church and
, Funeral service was conducted leaves to mourn her passing, two
from the Stiles Funeral Home on daughters, (•Ferne) Mrs: William
Friday, March 24, by Rev. Moore, Goderich; (Hazel) Mrs.
Leonard Warr for the, late Mrs.' Joe Crosato, Detroit; and two
Mildred (Young) Wilson .who'. sons, Don and Gerald,' both of
.passed away March 22 at the age Clinton.
of 75 at Alexandra' Marine and , Also 1:3 grandchildren; 16 great,
General Hospital. grandchildren; two sisters,
Born April 9, 1896, in Colborne Lilian of Stratford and Mrs.
.•Township to John Young,. and the Florence Schlutter of Baltimore,
former Elizabeth Fisher, she Funeral services was
lived in Colborne Township andWednesday, March 22, at Lasker
then in Walkerton for five years Funeral Home, Blyth, Rev.
but returned to Loyal in Colborne. McDonald officiating.
She was -married September.29, Pallbearers were Jack
1920, to Frank Wilson and,lived in Armstrong, Jack Riley, , Bob
Nile before moving.toGoderich in Thompson, Stewart Ament, Stan
41950. While living at Nile Mrs. Shobbrook and Bert Shobbrook.
Wilson attended 'Smith's 'Hill Flowerbearers were Bill Moore
United Church at Carlow and was Jr:, Brian Bunking and Brian
a member of the U.C.W. .of : Crosato. '
EVELYN MAY HUNKING
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• Cat ri t_widow
- unkin
- MRS. MILDRED WILSON,
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The family that pulp together
1 stays together
SUNDAY MASSES
PARISH OF ,ASHPIELD
5t. Joseph, Kingsbridge
St. Augustine,
Mary's, Lucknow
-Saturday 7:30 p.m.
-Sunday ,10:30 a.m.
-Sunday 10:30 a.m.
-Sunday 9:00 a.m..
WISLEY- MEMORIAL CHURCH
THE FREE'METHODIST'CHULRCH
Park St. at Victoria
H. ROSS NICHOLLS, Pastor
w 10:J0 a.m._ - Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Worship
7:'00 p.m. - Evening Service.
- WELCOME
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
BAYFIELD ROAD AT BLAKE STREET
E•VANGEL4S;T C -`- FUI\IDAMENTAL
REV. R. BRU,BACHER, Pastor
10:00 a.th.-Sunday School
11:00 a.m.-Sermon: "THE POWER OF THE
RESURRECTION"
6:30 p.m; --Young People's Service, «'
7:30 p.m. -Baptismal Service
Wed. 8 p.m. -Midweek Service
A WARM WELCOME AWAITS YOU
Knox Presbyterian Churcii,
'HE REV. G. LOCKHART ROYAL, B.A., Minister
WILLPAM CAMERON, Director of Praise
SUNDAY, APRIL 2 '
10:00 A.M. - SUNDAY SCHOOL
Sermon: 11100 A.M.- DIVINE WOgSHIP.
SERMONS FROM THE APOSTLES' CREED:
(9) "And The Life Everlasting"
(Nut.se'ry and Junior Congregation)
THE SACRAMENTOF INFANT•BAPTISM
7:30 p.m. -No P.Y.P.S..Meeting
GOOD'ERIEIAY, MARCH 31'
'. 11:p0'a,m.-'GOOD FRIDAY SERVICE
Enteto Worship Depart to terve
r - e �
4
- ARE YOU GOING TO CHURCH THIS SUNDAY?
IF NOT, COME OUT,TO OUR EASTER SERVICE.
Bethel Pentec�sta'i Tabernac'Ie
Affiliated with the -Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada
CORNER OF ELGIN AND WATERLOO STS.
REV. PETER .G . -ST. DON, Pastor
r .
SUNDAY, .APRIL. 2 .. _.. .
" 10:00 a.m. - SUNDAY SCHOOL.,
11:00 a.m. - WORSHIP SERVICE.
7:00 p.m. '-EVANGELISTIC" SERVICE.
. ' Tuesday, 8:,00 p.m. - Bible Study and Prayer.
Friday, 8:00 p.m. -,YOUTH KITE...
For further information about church services call 524-8506.
"SOMA PEOPLE --SINE E P-rmr -u ND'ER -r H E - CARP€fi;
-OTHERS _SWEEP IT Off/ C E '
ST. GEORGE'S'CHURCH .
EASTER"DAY-APRIL 2, '1972
Holy Communion at 8:30.8( 9:30 a.m.
Rector's Class Cancelled
Holy Communion and Sermon at 11 a.m.
Church School at 11 a.m;
(Good `Friday Devotions 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, B.A., B.D'.•
EASTER SERVICE ,
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
(Baptist Convention of Ontario and, Quebec)
MONTREAL STREET near The Square
REV. W. H. McWHINNIE
10;00 a.m. - Sunday School.'
11:15 a.m. - Morning Worship.
Sermon: "=VE"
Special MusHEic by. theISALI Choir.
8:00 p.m..- ,Wednesday, Prayer- and Bible Study.
, GOOD FRIDAY AT 8 P.M.
"AN HOUR AT THE CROSS"
Special Music
FRIENDS FROM OTHER CHURCHES
ARE WELCOME.
COME AND, WORSHIP IN ' A CHURCH
Victoria, Street United' '"Church
HOUSE OF FRIENDSHIP REV. LEONARD WARR
10:00 a.m. - Bible School for all Grades. '
11:00 a.m.'-Easter Worship Service
WITH SPECIAL SOLOIST VIRGINIA REYNOLDS
Converted Night CIub'Singer,
Also Easter Music by The Victoria Street Senior Choir.
Sermon: "SUNRISE IN THE EASTER
GARDEN"
BENMILLER UNITED CHURCH
1:30 p.m. -Drive out and attend,THE EAST€R'SERVICE
Hear
VIRGINIA REYNOLDS�,/Jr.-Sr. Choirs
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North 'StreetU'nited. Church
REV. ROBERT L. RAYMONT
GOOD FRIDAY SERVICE-
MARCH 31-411:00 a.m.
CONFIRMATION 8 EASTER SUNDAY
♦. SERVICE SUNDAY APRIL 2
9:45 a.m. 9.year•oids a'nd °over.
• 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship. •
Sermon: "WHY THE RESURRECTION?"
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Mrs. Eleanor Hetherington,': A.T.O.M.
ortiatiist. and Choir 'Dir(lictor
Miss' Clare Medowan Aasist'ant Visitor
Phone Church OM1* and Study 5244631r
Church Building 5244951'