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It would seem.that a socie-
ty which is not afraid of.
adultery, murdeer, , salith
desecration, drunkenness
and rebellion, would not be
afraid of anything, But such
is not the case.
This, generation,no longger
hangs its head in 'shame
before the sins of adultery,
pornography,homosexuality
and incest; ii'nmodesty, iiiii-
morality and nudity are now_
best sellers. Murder,
whether on the silver screen
or through wholesale atior-
,
r•nr^,
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rF
ern is afrai=v
tam, no longer strike* fear
into our crime -saturated
society. Sabbatkl beaking
rough buy ng, selling,, .
,sports and unnecessai
labor qn Sunday is now 4.07' •
- ceptable even in most char-..
Vis, Drugs, drunkenness
and tobacco are ruining the
lives of millions while socie-
ty re defines such
wiCkedness as disease, and
parliament legislates the
crime of such sins.
Rebellion, insurrection, an-
tipatriotism and socialistic,
connmunism run unchecked.
through a generation which
appears to be afraidof
nothing.
• •• •. •.
But there is something
which this generation
afraid of and is running frogs
in all haste. That which
strtk ORO and COW*
dinei
;, nto: an otherwise
brazen society is "old time
salvation' • . Redemption
through the blood of Jesus
Christ is shunnedtoday with
as muchpassion as adultery,
murder, drunkenness,,
rebellion and sabbath'
desecration were shunned
just a few years back. The
Bible now gathers dust on
back shelves_ as the televi-
sion blares awaywith every
lewd, lustful, :sinful, hateful
and base iniquity. (This
seldom sPirithol es •now
compromised '
society.
Jeremiah 6:15: "Were
they ashatilartflitaFliterhad
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blush:
fall atm
May o11lrh*..
God havemagi *'sin-
ful generation efidgt
° we might amain tiirlted`to•
iieelitive of Christ lee
t rrich, t this 'writer
would* 10 say eiith Paul
J shwa "I am not
off the gospel of
the power of
Ctilat
W4 ore
God unto vation to. every
one that �ieveth,..•As for
me and my. 'house, we will
serve the Lord."
Dear Reader, youtoo can
have genuine Christian vic-
tory even in the Midst of this
wicked and perverse genera-'
tion. Look to Jesus!
ite.Cane Week
IFOOrnarY 6-12, 1983 is
illidte Cane Week - across
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Council' of the
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LUTHERAN,CHURCH
Gibbons St. at Suncoast Drive
524-2235
9:00 a.m. Worship
Sunday School and
Bible Classes to follow •
The Reverend Mayo Mellecke (Vacancy Pastor)
"Preaching peace by Jesus Christ: He is Lord of ail"
Acts 10:36
i. Calvary Haptist Lurch
I$AYFIELD ROAD AT BLAKE STREET
REV. R. BRUBACHER Pastcr •
10:00 A.M. - SEE "YOU" 101 BIBLE SCHOOL }
11:0Q A.M. - "A RIOIR Slit i A WRONG WAY"
1j 5:30 P.M. W�SRB4SF UPE CLUB j�
i 7:00 P.M_ - "PROM UVEB 1W RVBRLABTINS" L
I WED. •6:30 P.M..- ".11ItoL " POR SOYA A SMRLS
WED. 7 P.M. - BRAE STUDY a PRAYER .
WELCOME TO THE'MRIENDLT CHURCH
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} 9:45 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL
11:00 A.M. FAMILY WORSHIP
j 6:30 P.M. EVENING SERVICE
j All Are cordially Invited to Join Our Fellowship'
First Baptist Church
MONTREAL STREET
ORGANIST: MRS: ALICE WARR
Sunday 9:45 a.m- - MORNING WORSHIP I
INTERIM MINISTER MRS. ARLENE MULLAN .
Thursday 7:00 p.m. - PRAYBR A BIBLE STUDY
j �Uontti , Stneet CUOlgt NIA
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Cordially Invites You to
each Sunday aril a.m.
Knox
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THE REV. G.L. ROYAL, M.A., M. DIY/., MIIIIIR
SHEILA B. FiNK, B.A., POISIVIBM. memo*
DR. KATHRYN J. BAKER, DIRECANteP PRIM*
Sunday, FalYatr►,13
11:00 a.m. Divine Warship
11:00 a.m. Sunday Schaal
Sermon: "ISAIAH, THE VOLUNTEER"
(Nursery Facilities)
Guest Minister: The Rw.-Arthur C. Young, B.A.,
****WELCOME TO DR. KATMRYN J. SErKE°R***''
(Sunday School retires from the Service)
Enter to Worship Depart to Servs
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s ST. GEORGE'S CHURL
Anglican -Episcopal
North and Nelson Streets, Goderich
Rector: The Reverend Robert J. Crocker
Organist -Choirmaster: Lorne H. Dotterer.
Sunday before Lent - Quinquagesima -
8:30 a.m. Holy Communion.
11:00 a.m. Church School, age 10'and undilr,
Nursery.
11:00 a.m. Morning Prayer.
• Sermon: "Diversities" -1 Cor. 12:4.
7:00 p.m. Youth Bible Class - parish hall.
Ash Wednesday, February 16th,
° 10:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. Holy Communion.
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of information and activities
is designed to heighten
public awarenesss about
blindness and visual impair-
ment. White Cane Week also
promotes eye care and wear-
ing—protective eye equip-
ment at work and in racquet
sports.
According to Rudy
Rempel, National President
of CCB, "Both the whitecane
and the visually impaired
person have gone through a
lot of changes since White
Cane Week started=m 1946."
White Cane Week original-
ly began to inform people
that the white cane holder
was blind. In 1983, the week's
activities encourage a better
understanding of visual im-
pairment and blindness
prevention.
Hold
annual
meeting
Donnybrook Church an-
nual meeting was held Sun-
day, January 30 at the home
of Mr. and. Mrs. Murray
Wilson following a pot luck
dinner.
The Reverend Bonny
Smith was chairman for the.
meeting. -
The new Session for 1983
are Stuart _Chamney, Joan
Armstrong, Alice Jefferson,
Murray Wilson and Bill Har-
dy. Board of Stewards are
Bill Hardy, Anne Thompson,
Murray Wilson and Wanda
Jefferson. Manse Committee
are Mr. and Mrs. R. Jeffer-
son and Mr.-, and Mrs. J.
Armstrong.
All other committees re-
main the same for 1983.
GRACE COMMUNITY
CHURCH
Huron Centennial
School
BRUCEFIELD, ONT.
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and 236-4979
10:00 - Family Bible
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11:00- - Speaker: Randy
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PREACHING THE
DOCTRINES
of GRACE
An executive was recently appointed to the Goderich and District After Five Club, spon-
sored by the Christian Business and Professional Women. Left to right, are Palen Barwick,
prayer advisor, Nina Gowanloek, contact advisor and Helen Brown, chairman. (Photo by
Joanne Buchanan)
Clubexecutive appointed.
The Goderich and District
After Five Club, sponsored
by the Christian Business
and "Professional Women,
recently appointed, an
executive as follows Helen
Brown -chairman; Pam
Barwick -prayer advisor;
Nina Gowanlock-contact
advisor; Carol Stephenson
project advisor; Phyllis
Anderson -music chairman;
Gail Bettger-acting recor-
ding secretary,; Beth. Far-
- nsworth-treasurer; Elsie
Cake -financial . secretary;
Darlene Morgan -ticket
chairman; Irene Clark -
hostess chairman; Pauline
Parsons -decorations
chairman; Edna Stephens -
name tag chairman; Elaine
Humphrey -telephone
chairman; Marla Dykstra -
book chairman; Anne
Turton-Life Publications
chairman; Anne Teal-
progress secretary; and
MaryLou Franklin of Kin-
cardine, area representative
for the Kincardine and
Goderich groups.
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After Five Club was laun-
ched September 28 when 128
women from Goderich,
Clinton, Auburn, FBlyth and
Bayfield enjoyed a unique
two-hour program which
included dessert and coffee
at the Goderich Township
Community Centre.
Since that time, the club
has held Dessert and Coffee
meetings monthly in dif-
ferent area locations. Each
meeting is divided into three
sections --a special
presentation, a musical
feature and an inspirational
speaker—with a common
theme running through all
three. In between monthly
meetings, prayer coffees and
Friendship Bible coffees are
also held.
Miss Bonnilee Ashley and
Miss Joan Collins, national
representatives for the
Christian Business . and
Professional Women, got the
After Five Club on its feet
after several initial meetings
last summer when interest in
such a club was expressed by
several area women_ With
the recent appointment of its
executive, the club is now
firmly established in the
area.
This month, the club's
dessert -coffee meeting, will
have a Valentine theme. The_
special presentation will be
"Heart of Gold" given by
Robin Ormandy of Ormandy
Jewellery; the musical
feature will be "Heartbeats"
by Larry and Charlotte
Hutchins; and the in-
ospirational message will be
"From My Heart To Yours"
by Golda Woodrow of Kin-
cardine.
The meeting will beheld at
the Candlelight Restaurant
in Goderich on Tuesday,
February 22 beginning at
7:30 p.m. Reservations and
cancellations are essential.
These can be made through
Edna Stephens at 524-9309 or
Helen Brown at 529-4166.
A prayer coffee will also be
held this month, Tuesday,
February 15 at 10 a.m. at the
home of Lee McCallum, 11
Cambria Road, North,
Goderich.
Residents enjoy music
Thursday afternoon Ed
Stiles played new and old
favorites on the chapel organ
for Huronview residents to
enjoy.
Evangelist Lionel Reeves
and his wife Iris came Fri-
day evening and presented a
service of song and music.
Residents enjoyed the rich
and inspirational singing of
this couple.
Reverend Norman Pick
was in charge of chapel wor-
ship Sunday morning.
Friends of Special Care
met for a social hour of
fellowship Tuesday after-
noon.
Some time ago Huronview
presented the television
show "the Price is Right". It
was a success and many
residents assumed that it
was going, to be a weekly
show. However, perhaps at a
later time it might be done
again. "Family Feud", also
a popular TV show was also
produced. It was a lot of fun
and entertaining and the
residents seemed to enjoy,
when the questions were ask-
ed, it was hard - for the au-
dience to keep from
coaching. By the way the
kissing bit was left off our
show.
A warm welcome is ex-
tended to Mrs. Edna
McDonald from. Brussels
and Mr. Jack Moore from
Seaforth who are now living
at Huronview.
To the families of the Yate
Mrs. Iris Sperling and Mrs.
Charlotte Dearing we offer
our sincere sympathy. Both
these ladies were residents
here and passed away this
week.
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