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BY THEREVEREND
NOOERT 9. BALL,
RTH STREET
UNITED CHURCH
The lights were dimmed.
•••••••
Grace was sold, But the
hostess forgot .to light the
candles. While m the kitchen
for a moment to. get some
supplements to our already
well -laden table,` I: lit the
cand s. Qui six-year-old
s, irm with excitement,.
he gi _ :led and waited to
s if she .ould notice, -
Of co , rse she did, almost
right away. There is
something about the added
warmth, and light, of even
'one small candle to any
room...a warmth, and glow
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BEREA-BY-THE-WATER
i LUTHERAN CHURCH i
iGibbons St. at Suncoast Drive
% 524-2235 i
3 9:00 a.m. Worship
Sunday School and i
Bible Classes to follow
iThe Reverend Mayo Mellecie (Vacancy Pastor) )
l3 "Preaching peace by Jesus Christ:He is Lord of all" S�
L Acts 10:36
i Calvary Baptist Church
HAYFIELD ROAD AT BLAKE STREET ' , i
i REV. R. BRUBACHER Pastor
10:00 A.M. - SEE "YOU" IN BIBLE SCHOOL i
11:00 A.M. MORNING PREACHING SERVICE
MUSIC BY: THE HACON GIRLS TRIO
5:30 P.M. - WORD OF LIFE CLUB '
7:00 P.M. - "JESUS", THE ALPHA & OMEGA
WED, 6:30 P.M. "THE OLYMPIANS"
WED. 7 P.M. - BIBLE STUDY & PRAYER
WELCOME TO THE FRIENDLY CHURCH
i
THE SALVATION ARMY 1
i 18 WATERLOO ST. S. - 524-9341 j
i 9:45 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL j
i 11:00 A.M. FAMILY WORSHIP t
I 6:30 P.M. EVENING SERVICE
j All Are Cordially Invited to Join Our Fellowship
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Furst Baptist C urch
MONTREAL -STREET
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ORGANIST: MRS. ALICEWARR
Sunday 9:45 a.m. - MORNING WORSHIP
INTERIM MINISTER MRS. ARLENE MULLAN
GUEST SPEAKER - RON IMBEAU i
' Thursday 7:00 p.m. - PRAYER ilk BIBLE STUDY.
tha,4 is far greater than: the
candle which symbolizes
Symbols are a part of our
daily lives: They `speak' of
things which are otherwise.
inexpressible. Whether we
think about intricate
religious art forms, or the
simple hand shake or kiss,
there are some things that
cannot ;be expressed in
words: And because they
take us into a realm beyond
the merely ,,visible or
touchable, there is a
sacredness about them.
worship las symbol
l m mystery to us d while explainted Yet our very amount to much, however, If
wedding Sag, revealing if God hlmse f _... Hoty profouO413t 'important Think of the gold g t degree participation in worship we don't act upon it. But eerie
wretch Jesus as .the LIGHT ofb .. .># such" ,� we h t 4
e favourite Foldto us in ways we �
the 4 I ht others cannot speaks
some seem o sen a .
the and eaut u1 uch a• symbol
., .the candle r
liven to, you as a family world,
is, reminding the. worshipper insight g thatere
the stuffed toy of Words :canzwt da justice to that without that dight of fathom, that does not mean cannot express. Worship ourselves., chore is, a warm*heirloom, da 6 thatpendant such a thought. So we ex- Truth and (rove, how great we ought to be left outside in bec Ixles a symbol. In it we fond in . the led sen hap;
some pad yth d kn acknowledge our need to there is a renewed sense of.
that is too ugly to wear, .or press it m Can L nurture our.;relationsiap with faltl?. o � aP
Candles -,two of would be our darkness
in- ear. els. n hop; And we: .
�.en some of your family them In. our churches deed, G our need for God, and that therea hale tiwre
traditions. od,
d
traditions. They all have represeting the divine and There is much about life h' itself cannot be . 's eed for us: It's a light xfi out. otherwise :pur-
meaning beyondtheixiselves. human side of this_Christ hrist and the things of'the spirit Worship understood be relationship that cannot baseless living:
They are valued in a way Child, the Light off the World. that will always be a rationally
that cannot be explained by
simple logic. They are
treasured; perhaps we
might even say 'sacred'.
I ani writing this on a day
known as Epip any
(January 6) wh
traditionally terigtates the
arrival of the Wise Men at
Bethlehem, who were led by
the light of a star. It is also a
time to„ celebrate the
• • • • •
JAI tet CL(nited Clutch
Cordially Invites You to
WORSHIP
each Sunday at'l1 a.m.
'!Knox Presbyterian Church
THE REV. G. LOCKHART ROYAL,
M.A., M. DIV. MINISTER
LORNE H. DOTTERER, Director of Praise
Sunday, January 16
10:00 a.m. Communicant's Class
11:00 a.m. Divine Worship
11:00 a.m. Sunday School
Sermon: , STUDIES IN "THE LORD'S PRAYER:"
(2) "Which Art In Heaven"
(Nursery Facilities)
Guest Organist: Dr. Catherine Baker, London
(Sunday School retires from the Service)
f Enter to Worship Depart to Serve
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• Anglican -Episcopal
, North and Nelson Streets, Goderich
Rector: The Reverend Robert J. Crocker
Interim.Organist: David N. Cadogan
January 16th
I
iISecond Sunday after Epiphany
2 8:30 a.m. Holy Communion.
t9:O0,a.m. Brotherhood Breakfast. /
11:00 a.m. Church School; age 10 and under. j
Nursery.
LS 11:00 a.m, Holy Communion,
( Sermon: '•The Unexpected Jesus" St. John 2:2. i
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7:00 p.m. Youth Bible Study, grandstand comittee room. i
7:30 p.m. Board of Management.
_ -You are aay
lws welcome -
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Huronview r sidents enjoy party
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Friday afternoon aNew
Year's Party was held in the
Special Care Diking Room
for the residents. The room
was gaily decorated for the
occasion. Punch, crackers
and cheese dip and freshly
popped corn soon disap-
peared as the residents
heartily took part in the
event. Everyone reported it
was a great party and I go
along with that.
A turkey dinner with all
the trimmings was served on
New Year's Day. The meal
was prepared and our orders
were looked after with a
touch of professionalism. We
thank the kitchen staff for
this lovely dinner.
Sunday morning worship
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AIRPORT ROAD
was held in the Chapel with
Reverend Norman Pick in
charge. An old favorite
anthem was sung by the
choir. -
Monday afternoon the
Christmas trees were
dismantled and the
decorations packed away for
another year. It was an
exciting Wednesday af-
ternoon when several tables
engaged in progressive
euchre. Prize for low score
lady Gwent to 'Margaret
McQueen and low man was
Frank Bissett. For high lady
the prize went to Margaret
McLaughlin and to Les
Oliver for high man. Mabel
Scott won the prize for
having the most lone hands.
Mrs. Shirley Prouty was in
charge of Chapel service
held on Thursday afternoon.
Several choruses were sung
and a reading was.given by
Milford Prouty. Mrs. Prouty
sang a solo and the Bible quiz
was led by Milford Prouty.
The theme of the message
was given by Shirley Prouty.
Friday afternoon
Huronview is hoping there
will be a good attendance at
the Tupperware party
sponsored by the craft room.
In the evening everyone is
looking forward to meeting
Mr. Lionel Reeves,
Evangelist, who will be
conducting a worship ser -
Details of farm program
announced by Timbrell
Details of the extended
Ontario. Farm Adjustment
Assistance Program for 1983
were announced today by
Agriculture and Food
Minister Dennis Timbrell.
"This program has1 been
extended not only to help
more farmers but to give
more help to those already in
the program who need it,"
Timbrell said. .
The eligibility criteria
remain the same as in 1982.
A producer must: have
equity in the farm business
of between 10 and 60 per
cent, be paying interest and _.
principal on money
borrowed for farming
purposes in excess of 20 per
cent of farm operating costs
and have produced $12,000
worth of food or tobacco
products on the farm in the
12 months preceding the
application.
The tykek of assistance
being offered can be one oo
three options, either singly
or in combination. The first
option, Option A, is a
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deferral of interest by the
lender for, a period of six
months, backed by a
provincial guarantee.
During this period the lender
would not compound the
interest.
This option is designed . to
cover short-term problems,
where sufficient . income is
expected at the end of the six
month period, when, ' for
example, livestock would be
ready for market or a crop
would be sold.
The second option, Option
B, takes the form of intere%
_reduction grants on floatin
rate --ana short-term fixed-
rate loans for operating
purposes only for up to 12
months. The maximum
interest reduction would be
five percentage points,
bringing down the interest
rate to as low as 12 per cent.
The maximum amount of
loans on which grants can be
= paid is the applicant's
maximum authorized line of
credit during 1982. Option B
I is suitable for situations
where a reduction of interest
rates would improve cash
flow' and enhance the
viability of the farm
operation.
Option C involves . a
guarantee by the province of
a new line of credit for
operating purposes only for
up to :12 months. This new
credit would be provided by
the lender at the prime rate.
This option would fit those
cases where producers need
additional credit to put in a
crop or buy calves or feed.
Producers who meet the
eligibility criteria should see
their lender or their
agricultural representative
for more details.
"The co-operation of the
lending institutions con-
tributed to the success of the
1982 program and I look
forward to continuing this
partnership in 1983," the
minister said.
More than 3,000 farmers
;received assistance under
`the Ontario Farm. Adjust-
-•ment Assistance Program inn.
1982.
vice.
A warm welcome is ex-
tended to Mrs. Pilkington
from Grand Bend who has
come to make her home at
Huronview.
Sympathies are extended
to the family of the late Mr.
l oward:Fowler from
Goderich„ Howard passed
away this Week at Huron=
view,
NEWBORN NEWS
LIVINGSTONE
Jace and Dana are pleased
to announce the arrival Of
their second child, Mark
Tyler, born January 4, 1983,
weighing 9 lbs. 11 oz., a
brother for Ryan. Proud
grandparents are Mr. and
Anstett Jewellers announces
winner of Honeymoon Trip contest
Town of Clinton Mayor Chester Arehihald drnivs the winning tieket in•"Anslett Jeweller's
Hum y.nu rf ►_rontost. The drew was made fr a ben containing entries From all tu-
mult locations - Clinton. leaf wth; nilei�r1 ►n. F:mer rirtti-bt:-Mnryee•-.-'.-
Af
h
dahzrafe
IIfl1 Anstett. left. manager •of Anstett , Jewellers 'di/alketton. and David Anstett. right.,
prr•.idrnt of Anstett Jewellers. eongratulate Doug Fal'lis of Walkerton. winner of Anstett's
r•ompany.wiele Honeymoon Trip contest. With a total value of '1.900.. Doug's trip includes
airfare for two to Cancun Mexico. 11 days and 7 nights aerorntnrldetion. and speeding
mann%• .
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Custom
Butchering.
Beef, Swine, Lamb -
By appointment
Mon. and Fri.
395-2905 or
395-2979 evenings
Mrs. Doug Morgan, Clinton
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert .
Livingstone, Kitchener.
ROURKE
Jim and Leslie (nee Ber-
tram) welcome with joy and
love the birth of Ryan
James, 8 lbs. 12 oz., at 6:04
p.m., Thursday, January 6,
1983. A dear little brother for �.
Patrick. Happy grand- t
parents are Mike and (Lee;'
s- Bertram, Toronto and Carl'
and Mildred Rourke, Park
Head, Ontario.
SNOW
Julie is thrilled to announce
the arrival of her baby
brother, Matthew Frederick,
born December 23, 1982 at
Wingham and District
Hospital, tipping the scales
" at 7 lbs. 12 oz. Proud parents
are Peter and Karen Snow
(nee Rivett).
STOTHERS
Steven and Julie Stothers
are pleased to announce the
arrival of their twin sisters,
Jennifer Ann, 3 lbs. 101 oz.
and Jackiynn Grace, 4 lbs.
101 oz., on Wednesday,
December 15, 1982 at St.
Joseph's Hospital, London:
Proud parents are Bryan
and Marilyn Stothers,
Goderich. Jackie arrived"
home December 30th and
Jennie arrived home
January 5th.
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ESTABLISHED
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Goderich
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Areo Representative
MICHAEL FALCONER
153, High Street
Clinton
482-9441
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