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Gibbons St. at Suncoast Drive
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9:00 a.m. Worship
10:15 Sunday School and Bible Classes
The Reverend Mayo Mellecke (Vacancy Pastor)
"Preaching peace by Jesus Christ. He is lord of all"
Acts 10:36
�ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH f
Anglican -Episcopal i
L North and Nelson Streets, Goderich ' Si
Rector: The Reverend Robert J. Crocker }
j Organist -Choirmaster: Lorne H. Dotterer.
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`i WHITSUNDAY or PENTECOST May 22 1 f
1 8:30 a.m. Holy Communion L
ij 11:00 a.m. Morning Prayer, Synod Report. 1 i
No Church School this Sunday. Nursery available.
i 6:15 p. m. Service at Maitland Manor.
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? . THE REV. G.L. ROYAL, M.A., M. DIV.,. MINISTER j
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DR. KATHRYN J. BAKER, DIRECTOR OF PRAISE
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SUNDAY, MAY 22
10:00 a.m. Communicant's Class
11:00 a.m. Divine Worship .
11:00 a.m. Sunday School
Sermon: FROM THE PARABLES OF JESUS:
(1) "CHRIST TEACHES US TO TEACH"
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Thomas N. 8catdt of
Huronview, formerly of
Goderich, died in HwrenvIew
on Friday, May 13 at the age
of 83.
He was born in
Kenilworth, Ontario on
August 11, 1899 to Ned and
Agnes (Hayes) Schmidt.
He married Lela Schram
in Woodstock and they
moved to Goderich in 1932.
The late Mr. Schmidt
worked as an auto mechanic.
He wasa member of St.
Peter's Roman Catholic
Church in Goderich.
He was predeceased by his
wife; one son, Howard Sch-
midt; one daughter, Mrs.
Eugene (Viola) Rutledge;
and one grandson, Pte. J.
Robert Schmidt.
He is survived by one son,
Frank Schmidt of Goderich;
one daughter, Mrs. Elmer
(Leona) Jermyn of
Goderich; 13 grandchildren;
and three great-
grandchildren.
The body of the late Mr.
Schmidt rested at Stiles
Funeral Home in Goderich.
A funeral mass was held at
St. Peter's Roman Catholic
Church on Monday, May 16
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PREACHING THE
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at 11 a..., The Reverend
Father A.I. Loebach :ol�
ftciated.
Interment. was in the
Maitland Cemetery,
Goderich.
Pallbearers were George
DeJong and five gran ons,
Brian, Randy and Thomas
Schmidt, Kenneth Wilson
and John Ross:
VIOLA GERTRUDE
WILMOT
Funeral services were
held at the Millard -George
Funeral Home in London on
Saturday, May 14 for the late
Viola Gertrude Wilmot, wife
of the late Bernard Wilmot,
of London, formerly .of
Goderich. Interment was in
Forest Lawn Memorial
Gardens, London.
Born in St. Lambert,
Quebec, she was in her 85th
year when she died.
During her 13 years in
Goderich where her husband
was associated with the
Imperial Oil Company, the
late Mrs. Wilmot was an
ardent worker in St.
George's Anglican Church,
especially in children's
mission work. She was also a
member of the Home and
School Association.
She is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. Joseph
( Hazel) Smithers and Mrs.
Graydon (Nancy) Symonds
both of London; one son,
Kenneth of Sebringville; and
three grandchildren, Jo-
Anne, Gloria and Leigh.
Besides her husband, she
was predeceased by a sister,
Frances Maude Gleave.
UCW . -
meets
The May meeting of Don-
nybrook. UCW was held at
the home of Mrs. Luba Strut -
ton' on° Tuesday afternoon
with a good attendance. Mrs.
S. Thompson opened the
meeting with "The Wealth of
Friendship" as the theme.
"What a Friend we have in
Jesus" was sung followed
with Mrs. Thompson reading
the scripture from John. The
Lord's Prayer was repeated
in unison. Mrs. H. Jefferson
read a story on "Thirteen
Eggs and a Setting Hen."
Take Time to be Holy,"
was sung followed with a
reading, "Philippines Ex-
posure Tour" by Mrs. H. Jef-
ferson.
Mrs. E. Robinson took
over for the business period
° of the meeting by reading a
poem., "Vacation".
The next meeting is to be
held at the home of Mrs. S.
Thompson.
"0 Master let me Walk
with Thee," was sung follow-
ed with Mrs. H. Jefferson
giving the benediction.
Mrs. Wes . Jefferson
assisted the hostess Mrs.
Luba Strutton with a dainty
lunch and a social time was
enjoyed.
Hohner-BroII Engagement
Mr. & Mrs. Murray Hohnor wish to announce the
engagement of their daughter Marion Elizabeth to
Herbert Broil son of Mr. & Mrs. Ferdinand Brall.
The wedding will take place June 4, 1983 at 3:00 o'clock
In Ontario Street Church In Clinton.
Reception to follow in Holmosville. Friends, neighbours
and relatives welcome.
St,, PeterS..CWL named its 1983-84 executive on Monday, May 9. They are (front row left to
right) N preen Groen, 3rd vice-president; Mary O'Keefe, 1st vice-president; and Annette
Steep, ppresident, (Back row) Karen Wade, secretary; Sandra Leddy, 2nd vice-president;
Eileen L.eeking, treasurer; and Genevieve Madden, past president. ( photo by T.Marr)
Close fellowship built
around gift of God's Son
BY THE REVEREND
. HARRY VRIEND,
TRINITY CHRISTIAN
REFORMED CHURCH
On Sunday, May 22, the
church will celebrate the an-
niversary of the Spirit's.
coming. We will not
celebrate a new Pentecost,
but the One Pentecost that
God gave to the church. •
It is tempting to concen-
trate on the spectacular (by
Standards) r; when r one
pays, attention to Pentecost.
It is not surprising that on
Pentecost a lot of emphasis
is given to the miraculous
signs that accompanied the
coming of the Spirit: the
sound of the wind, the sight
of the fire and the hearing of
strange tongues.
What about the results of
the Spirit's coming? What
about the signs of the Spirit's
presence in the ,church?
What is different in the
church after the Holy Spirit
comes?
One. notable difference is
that the apostles began to
preach. Peter and others
proclaimed the "mighty
works". of God in Jesus
Christ. They were excited
about the gospel, and with
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MINISTER'S STUDY
boldness they preached the
message. Churches today
can be instructed. When the
world gets excited about
everything and anything,
and when the church is
tempted by the mighty winds
of change, then let us note
this clear sign of the Spirit's
presence in the church. This
sign is a great interest, even
a great excitement about the
gospel. There was such an
excitement about the good
news that the church preach-
ed and spoke gladly about
the gospel.
A second sign of the
Spirit's presence was the
repentance by the people.
Over 3,000 people repented.
The spirit still works that
way: by preaching and by
repentance. A lot of people
would like the Spirit to work
another way; but Pentecost
reminds us there can be no
renewal without repentance.
Much more is required than
a new face on the pulpit or a
new coat of paint on the
building. In a world where
there are many strategies
for church renewal, the
Biblical strategy is still
through repentance.
A third sign of the Spirit's
presence was the fellowship
in Christ. The walls between.
all sorts of people broke
down when the Spirit came.
When the believers realized
that they had Christ in com-
mon with each other, they
also decided to have many
material'things in common
with each other.' When the
Spirit is present today, walls
are still broken down, and
people find their true
brothers and . sisters, among
people who serve the Lord.
Does the Spirit still work
that way? Indeed, He does.
He leads the church to
preach boldly; He leads the
listeners to repent; and He
still builds a close fellowship
around God's gift of His Son.
Arthur Circle meets
The Arthur Circle met in
the parlor of .. Knox
Presbyterian Church for its
monthly meeting -on May 9.
„President Lee McCallum
opened the meeting by
reading a poem, "In Every
Way" and offered a prayer.
Reports of the Synodical,
which was held in Owen
Sound April 19 and 20, were
given by several members in
skit form. The theme of the
Synodical was, "History of
Presbyterianism in
Canada". Madeliene
Edward, president of Huron
Presbyterial, spoke on this
theme.
Special music was
provided by Blake Smith on
the saxaphone, accompanied
by Kathryn Baker.
Joyce Garrick's group was
in charge of devotions. Sadie
Gilders presented a reading,
"Mother's Hands".
Guests speaker was Mrs.
Frances Worsell. Her topic
was, "The Care of Flowers
and Shrubs". Mrs. Worsell
was thanked by Winnie Bell.
Following the closing
prayer . offered by the
president, lunch was served
by Joyce Garrick's group.
The next Arthur- Circle
meeting is June 20 at Grace
Cameron's cottage.
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