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' , °ODER ICH. SIGNAL. -S'T'AR, THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1975-.4,4l
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John 12: 24 "Verily, verily, I personal Gethsemane over the
say unto you, Except a corn of controlling grip of the world,
wheat fall into the ground and the flesh, and the devil in your
die, it abideth alone: but if it life? Were you able to quote
die, it bringeth forth much— -emphatically those famous last
fruit." words, Never -the -less not my
The glory of Easter can will but thine be done?" It so
hardly be over -emphasized. So you have not only "passed from
important is it, that, like the ' death unto life" but like the
sun is reflected in every prism other forms of nature you have
of the jewel, the drama, and ' erched your perfect state in
glory of Good -Friday through : tkslfe: - -
Easter is reiterated in every Some ne'has said, "Man is
arm As I grope through the tor -
pulling
feel certain people
vegetable, animal, and within im. a God shaped g p g ullfe their own weight.Too Fast WayNowhere, a new
spiritual. vacuum hat nothingelse can time and baseness of the p g
crucifixion andework my way ,often,, our response is to feature length dramatic film,
Under severe pressure the satisfy."It was Augustine.who b me angry or reject them will be shown at the Goderich
"Thoµ hast made us for up to the glory and splendour of � g y J
ordinary piece of coal is said, , the resurrection, I am struck, because they're not behaving in "" Free Methodist' Church at` 8
transformed into the rarest thyself, and the heart of man is the manner in which we want p.m. on April 4.
diamonds.... The rending of the restless until it finds its rest- in once again, by how •,$ach of us
crucify Christ over and over in them to. How differently Jesus Filmed in beautiful Eastman
acorn precedes the stately oak.-Thee."handled situations like this. He color in an upper midwestern
From intombment ' in, a Tobe sure a block of coal has our own lives.' • '
We, do it by our self- loved his''di'sciples but'freed setting, it takes a bold look into
chrysalis emerges the gorgeous some worth, but scarcely them to , become themselves. the life and times of today's
moth. Nor has mankind, or the ' comparable to a" diamond. centreness,' by broken
lower animal kingdom escaped Acorns mayhave a certain 'relationships. We • hammer They often used this.freedom in teens.
g p nails into the hands and 'feet of ways that disappointed Him Billy Zeoli,• . President of
the divine edict, "In sorrow fascination, until you look upon Jesus eve time we refuse to and in the end they d:serted Gospel Films, Inc., in releasing
thou shalt bring forth t o mighty oak, but what ' Him. But•He kept the -channels • the film for ,public showings
children." 1. . comparison can be made listen sensitively to our of communication open, said, ."It is, high time to
children, our parents and to a,g
God, who "knew what was in between the ugly grub., grid the others around us. We crucify by identified with them and loved challenge the assumption that
man," John 2: 25 said of his beautiful moth. By the same m them tothe'end. • today's teenagers are
refusingto • share the wealth Thoughwe fail miserablyto
dual natures, John 3: 6 "That token, 'There is ... no con- miniature adults to whom
which is born' of the flesh is damnation to, them that are in that is ours with someone who catch on to what God is trying
has little, by. being blind to Y g parental respolasibility can be
flesh, and that which is born of Christ, who walk not after the to show us, He continues to woo met with expensive gifts, .Left
the Spirit is spirit." flesh,but after the Spirit." another s,hurt, or deaf to the us by saying, "What more can I to his own devices, today's teen
cries of the Suffering ones. We gt
The clear evidence points out Rom. 8:1. do? Since,they havV -,;. aten my will copy the only, yet faulty,
that Nicodemus bore the May I ask a personal _ add more blows every tine we s,• ,'
reject another of God's children servants, I will sen: them my example he has — today's
stamp, and image of the first question? Is Easter a personal j.- onlySon. Surely they will adult, whose god is money and
Adam only, and was in the grip experience in your life, or just who happens to be han- him." (Luke 20: 9-13) whose motivating force is the
of sin, and was carnal by another date op your calendar? dicapped, or of a different respectaccumulation of • material
color, or creed, or religion than We don't like to ask ourselves
nature,-- (churchman not Is your life a tread -mill of 1 the question, ``What,rnore can I 'wealth."
withstanding) The carnal monotony while deep• within, oLIn short whenever we will do?" but prefer to let the other Daring to challenge the new
nature is no more ready to your soul gazes earnestly � fellow to wait for
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accepted conduct,. Fast Way
surrender to the spiritual through the `bars of its not identify with the needs andchange,..: p
g ' feelings of others, we pul4Jesus someone else to make the first Nowhere uncovers the. teenage
nature than Herod was to the materialistic prison -house in loss 'u ' as surelyas move, or get: his' hands dirty. world of deceit with stunning
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King of the Jews, ot" Phat•agh to asearelz f a reasonable ansvwer ..__. - . _ ..�cSad- top say,.- .wharf" -'barriers. —tru-t h Frorn-_ the spinning_
•t'he R rn n soldiers did`almost . "'
f of nature mineral,over-but t for this world, He has
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coming to �:6orderich
slaken his grip on the Children to fifes three most basic 2 000years ago. For them, He separate us from others we
Israel. questions. Where have I come g eblameusomebody else•
Onlyofft r a batteringof frcjm_ • Whys am I here? And, prayed, "Forgive them, for ,
� - they'-know-not�what they -de -I° We don't want to listen to. God
plague after plhgue would where am I going? but since we do know what telling us to examine ourselves
Pharaoh concede to Moses' Perhaps our text holds the�• by'asking "What can I do?How
we're doingcan we expect
demands'; *Likewise, the .flesh answer. Whatever products, or. , can I change? How can I love
lusteth against the spirit,.and by products modern Science forgiveness? wisely? • How can I
the spirit against the flesh' and and manufacturing methods Every time someone is moreoify more•?loselyandanrr1
these are contrary the one to have found for the humble plunged in heartbreak and another's burdens ly mistakes
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the other:.... and the only ef- kernal of wheat, -nature has despair, •. ist suffers and �,>
looks to us to share and help as if they were my.own.
fective weapon is the Word `of endowed her with a much Wheneverhthere is 'recon -
God. Jer. 23:29 Is not my word higher calling, and .potential, carry that problem, to show, in
some small �ameasure, our ciliation there is the glory of•
as a� fire? saith the Lord; and but to realize its high�,calling, it .app appreciation for what He did resurrection. , There' .. is
like a hammer that breaketh must die to the low. What for us when he .wenn to the resurrection whenever aparent
the rock in pieces? chance do you suppose there , truly listens to his child, when a
Just as ,Easter 'could come might be of doing both? , crThere are times_ when friends marriage partner suffers with,
oss. only after an all-night wrestling. You'd be surprised .at the but does not nag 'his or her
in the Garden of Gethsemane masses of Church -folk who are and family disappoint.us, when mate, when a broken friendship
and writhing on the' cross and trying it! is mended; when some , young
the last ounce of earthly
resistance was spent, just so
must th.e,. ,. miracle ,of
regeneration await the ex-
piration of the ,first Adam
nature, still very much alive,
and doing well' in the heart of
the unbeliever. •
The darker the storm clouds,
the brighter the rainbow,.so the
more decisive the Good Friday,
the more glorious the Easter.
Have you wrestled in
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Bob McCALLUM
Representative
11 Cambria Rd.. Goderich
To THESE FAREWELLYeo though,' walk through the volley
of the shadow of death, 1 shall fear no
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,mow wl for Thou art with me
— 23rd_, Psh lm
GRANT LAWS
Grant Albert Daniel Laws,_
Brucefield, died follawing an
accident at, Clinton Friday;
March 21, He. was 19.
He was the son of Sidney and
Marian (Duckworth) Laws. He
was ' born in Qoderich
December, 9, 1955. He. lived in
Goderich until moving to
Brucefield two years ago. He
attended elementalry school in
.Goderich and secondary school
in Clinton. He worked as a
laborer. He -was a member of
the Pentecostal church.
Surviving are his parents; six'
sisters and two brothers, Mrs.
Wayne (Deborah) Riley,
Londesboro; Mrs. Mark (Joan)
/fHarris, Clinton; Gwen, Brenda,
' f trartie, Ijrir"steri,, Kenneth and
AUBURN, ONTARIO
"Evil Prevails When G od Men Do Nothing"
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Trudy, all .at home; and his
grandfather, Wallace Dudk-
worth, Goderich.
Funeral service was Monday,
March X24 at the Stiles Funeral
Home with Rev. Ray Faulkner
of Harrison officiating.
Interment was in Maitland
Cemetery, 'Goderich.
Pallbearers were Robert
Harris, Wayne Smith, Doug
Smith, Ron Graff, Dave Mason
and Rick Finch.
.student from the western world
walks along a.poor the side. of
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,pea,sant in a- poor country:-.. :.•:
Oftimes, reconciliation is a'
slow and- 'painful process, but %
beyond the bleakness of every
wheels of motor byes, in a
daring, near disastrous race of
initiation to tragic death at the
hands of party crashers, this
dramatic new color motion
picture tells the story of the
short-circuited morality of the
lively ones.
With devastating reality,
Fast Way Nowhere looks into
the home to lay,. bare the
materialistic phonine' s in"the
lives of parents, whit • is often
responsible for the break-up of
the American family, A high
school basketball coach is
drawn into the conflict when a
bright-eyed temptress displays
cheating devices for taking the
fast way. A slightly wacky, 300
pound Hugo provides humorous
relief and delightful en-
tertainment.
This film, with a story that is
different, brings forth a
straight -forward and powerful
Gospel presentation that is sure
to ,,cause its viewers to realize
anew the shortness . of life, 'the
finality of death, and the an-
swer to both in the Lord Jesus
Christ.
Gospel Films, Inc. has
produced more than 404lms
which are. now being shown in
26 languages in 113 countries
around the world. It is the only
DR. JAMES POW RIE
Dr. James D. Powrie, a
former resident of Goderich,
died recently in the North Shore
Nursing Nome in Miami,
Florida. He'was 90. •
Dr. Powrie went to Miami 50
years ago' Where he was an
osteopathic physician for 47
years. He was a member of the
First Presbyterian Church of
Miami, . the Masonic- Blue
Lodge, the Scottish Rite Bodies
°and was past president of the
Miami Optimist Club.
He is survived by his wife, the
former Ada Moore,
Private funeral
were held in Miami.
services
CHARLES BARKER
Charles Barker, 125 englesea
Street, died suddenly Monday,
March 17 in Goderich. He was
77.
He was a son of the late
Henry and Isabella (Burch)
Barker and was born July 23,
1897 in Plumstead Kent
England. He came to Canada
with his parents in May 1907,
and has been a resident here
since that time.
Mr. Barker served in World
War .I in the 71st Battalion
commanded by Colonel Dunlop.
Overseas he`transferred to the
49th Battalion and ' was
wounded at the Battle of
Amiens. He waSuit a ' Past
President of the Royal
on Bayfield Road until 1942,
After that time, he continued to
work as a machinist, in ,in-
dustry. Mr. Barker- was a
locksmith and hada knowledge
of many trades.
He was a member` of` the
Dawn Bible Students.
Surviving are his wife, the
former Edith Jenkins whom he
married July • $, 1925 in
Goderich; five. brothers, Fred,
Percy and Ernest, all 'of
Goderich; , Albert of `London.;
and William of Stratford. He
was predeceased by one
brother, Harry in 1911.
Funeral service ' was Thur-
sday, March 20 a;t McCallum
Funeral Home ,with Mr. L. W.
Zbik officiating.
Interment was in Colborne
Cemetery. Pallbearers were
Harry Shell, Grant Snell, Ted
Barker, Douglas Barker, Bob
Barker and Bill Barker Jr.
MISS LUCILE CAMPSALL
Miss- Lucile Campsall died in
Goderich- 'Nursing Home '
Saturday, . March 22. She was
64.
Born March 1, 1911 in Har-
- tington, Ontario, She was the
daughter of Harry and Carrie
(Sigsworth) Campsall. •
Surviving is one sister, Mrs.
Keith a (Gwyn)^ Leonard,' Har-
tington. •
- Rev. Arthur , F. Gardner
officiated at the funeral service
Christian motion acture
in McCallum Funeral Home
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missionaries. He was a member of the
•Ind'ependent Order of
Forresters. A machinist by
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OF LIFE!
and service station in part-
nership with his brother Albert
.Interment was in
Harrowsmith Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Roy Leonard,
Reg Leonard, Bob Leonard and
Keith Pritchard, all nephews of
the deceased. -
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BEREA BY THE WATER
The family that grays together...
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LUTHERAN CHURCH ,
Good Friday there is the„SERMON: "HE IS ALIVE 'AND HE IS HERE
glorious dawn of Easter ; ..
Marvin L. Barz, Pastor 524-2235 ` S
morning.
d k Calvar in ° ' "Being justified by faith, we have peace with God through our
' Meeting at Robertson Memorial School
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MARCH 28, GOOD 'FRIDAY
10:00 a.m. at Bethel Holiness Chapel,
MARCH 30, EASTER SUNDAY.
11:00 a.m. at. Robertson°•School
If there is a ar Y 1Lord Jesus Christ” Romans 5, 1
your life, my prayer for you •
this Easter is a you will a
that ask
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brilliant resurrection.
SHARE YOUR
GOOD HEALTH!'
BILLY GRAHAM ' says
about the new motion
picture "Time to Run"...,
There is no doubt that today we see the family
unit being attacked from every side, torn apart
and fragmented. TIME TO RUN is a motion
picture about a farnily, about''fistening, about the,
silences between people, the un'apoken moments,
and the monients of anger that don't really
accomplish anything. TIME TO RUN openly -
offers the reality of Jesus Christ as an answer
to the human dilemma.
feel that, thousands of people will see a part of
themselves. in the film. Hopefully; families seeing
it will be brought closer together inrrpal
understanding and comrnunicat,ion. -
I urge you to take your children ... or your
parents ....to see TIME TO RUN when it comes
• to your community..you may find it more of'a
mirror than a motion picture!
hmeworld wide pictures 'presents
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=Billy Graham
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SPECIAL SERVICES
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'Remembering Christs death for us"
The Day of Resurrection
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11:00 a.m. Morning Service'
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than on an Easter hat"
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7 p.m. Holy Communion and Stripping of the Altar
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ED. 8 P.M. PRAYER MEETING !�Ii Sermon: T'AS ONE OF THE KING'S SONS"
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THE REV. RONALD C. MCCALLU.M, A istant
WILLIAM M. CAMERON. Director of Praise
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SUNDAY, MARCH 30, 1975
10:00 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 'a.m. Divine Worship
Sermon: "HE IS RISEN!"
(Nursery and Junior Congregation)
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'GOOD FRIDAY,,MARCH.28
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The Rev. Ralph E. King, B.A., B.D., Minister •
Miss Clare' McGowan - Visiting Assistant
Mr. Lorne H. Dotterer - Director of Music
SUNDAY, MARCH 30, 1975
•Sunday School ages 10 and up at 9:45 a.m.
.Ages 3 'to 9 from Worship et 11:00 a.m..
Worship at 11:00 a.m.
GOOD•FRIDAY SERVICE MARCH 20, 1975 11:00. A,M.
Sermon "A THING INCRE-DIBLE?'t
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(Communion 'and Reception of New Members)
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