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PAGE 88 --GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1985
Relision
People quietly live up to the call
REV. JOSEPH F. HARDY,
ST. PETER'S ROMAN
CATHOLIC CHURCH
I got a call this week from a lady who ask-
ed me to announce the ladies of Knox
Presbyterian Church were holding a
chicken barbecue and the proceeds were go-
ing to help the victims of the tornado.
After she called, I started to reflect on the
action of these ladies who have so quickly
rallied to help their fellow humans.
The same spirit also caused many Cana-
dians to rally to feed the starving in Africa.
Millions of dollars have been sent to a people
whom we do not know but share a common
humanity with us.
But why give up time, talent and treasure
to help others? Because that's what Jesus
asks us to do. "I tell you this, anything you
did for one of my brothers however humble,
you did for me" Matthew 25 - 40.
MURRAY - LANGILLE
Kent James Murray and Kathleen Mice
Langille were married Saturday May 25 at
their home in Seaforth by Rev. Lester
Roloson of Palmerston. The bride is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Hayes of
Goderich and the groom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. William Murray of Port Hope.
Bridesmaid was LeaAnn Veysey of Varna.
Allen and Kevin Langille, sons of the bride
gave her away. Best man was Wayne Smith
of Listowel. Scott Murray, son of the groom,
was'ringbearer and Brett Murray, brother
of the groom, from Toronto, ushered guests.
Music was provided by Carrol McKim of
Lucknow. Following a reception at Goderich
with music by the Cavaliers, the couple took
a short trip to Toronto. They now reside in
Seaforth. •
MINISTER'S STUDY
As I look around this community I see
many people quietly, but effectively, living
up to the call to Christian service. Let me
give a few examples; the Salvation Army
carries out fine work with many people who
are in all kinds of need. The Anglican
spearheaded t'e work with battered wives
in the county add paid for the house that is
used as headquarters. Many hours have
been spent by this group to help these
women and children. A group from my own
parish called the St. Vincent de Paul assist
people financially and in other ways.
This list could go on and on if one were to
get a report from all the churches in town.
The point of the example is to remind those
who say, "What are the churches doing?" —
that they are doing. The churches of this
corrununity are not only running services on
Sunday, but are providing service to the
community during the week.
It is also a reminder to Christians to keep
up the good work and, of course, try to. res-
pond to new challenges.
It is easy to see the areas in which we
Christians fail to live up to the Gospel and it
is the job of the prophet to call us back to
repentance.
Today this preacher has tried to point out
some of the ways that Christians are trying
to live up to Christ's command to love our
neighbor. A special blessing on the ladies of
Knox Church for their barbecue and for
starting my reflection.
Free .Methodist Church. sold
The Congregation of the Goderich Free
Methodist Church want to inform their com-
munity and many friends that the church
facility has been sold and that they will be
worshiping; beginning June 16, in the new
Goderich Lawn Bowling Club building, on
Picton Street. The long-range plan is to
eventually purchase property and build a
-new worship facility. however, in the in-
terim,period, the congregation is grateful to
the people of the Lawn. Bowling Club for
snaking their new building available. This
facility is located at 94 Picton Street West,
between Waterloo and Wellington Streets.
The present program calls for Sunday
School to begin at 9:45 a.m., and the Morn-
ing Worship Service at 11:00 o'clock. Fur-
ther program planning is under considera-
tion and will be announced in due time. For
the immediate future, the congregation will
not have a full-time pastor, but will be
ministered to by several of the lay people
during the week, and by several guest
'speakers on Sunday mornings.
They wish to extend a warm invitation to
everyone to come and worship with them.
Why do most Canadians
claim that Jesus Christ is God
Dear editor,
The Canadian Charter of (lights and
Freedoms opens with the following words:
"Whereas Canada is founded upon prin-
ciples that recognize the supremacy of
God..." "Supremacy" means: the state of
being supreme, or in the highest position of
power orauthority.
The King James version of the Bible is us-
ed in "swearing in ceremonies of new
Canadians and of political inen who gain the
position as members of parliament. It is
also used in courts of law. in the Dominion of
Canada
First Corinthians, 15 tells us that Jfrsu:s
'west is going to rule in the Kingdom of God
for a thousand years for the regeneration of
obedient mankind. It aiso, tells us: We have
testified of God that he raised up Christ"
from.the dead ). And "When all things shall
be subdued unto him, (Christ), then shall
the Son also himself be subject to him (God)
that put all things under him ( Christ) That
God fnay be all in all." Foirst Corinthians
15 15,25.
Psalm 83, verse 18 gives a clear identifica-
tion of God and his supreme position: "That
inen may know that thou, whose name alone
is JEHOVAH, art the most high over all the
earth." Why, then, do we find that most
Canadians claiin to believe that '.Jesus
Christ is God"?
Sincerely yours,
A.F. Barney.
Huron -Perth Separate board improves
school system with internal changes
BY STEPHANIE LEVESQUE.
A study of the Huron -Perth Roman
Catholic'separate school board has resulted
in a few internal changes at the board level
as well as recommendations to improve the
school system.
The Co-operative Evaluation and
Development of School Systems (CEDSSm
study was originally conducted in the
Huron -Perth system by the ministry of
education over a year-ago-. A,boar.d..commit- ._-
tee has gone over the study and made a few
reconunendations of its own.
, he major r'ec'ommendation, a. study of
the organizational structure as it relates to
Kindergarten to Grade 8 organization ver-
sus Kindergarten to Grade 6 and Grade 7
and 8, w'il1 affect the board's 19 schools.
Now, only four of Stratford's Catholic
schools are organized op a Kind �'garten to'
Grade 6 basis, The fifth school Is a Grade 7
and 8 only school.
School board administration will'be_rnak-
ing a report to the hoard un the organiza-
tional structure in November•.
The hoard's ace omM dation review coml-
mittee will make a polity statement on the
minimum standard of the physical facilities-
of
acilitiesof its schools. it is expected this statement
will indicate each school should at least
Steps at Christ Church
in Port Albert repaired
into the area. 'Their drilling showed that
there are vast, deposits of salt (' 1tcnding into
Michigan State on the West. Detroit to the
South, Kincardine to the North, and as fat'
East as Sea fort h.
On Friday evening;, May 1i, friends,
neighbours and relatives eatheted at
Saltford Valley Hall to surprise Dun and
Darlene Bauer on their 25th weddlhn arn-
_Iil
The`Port Albert5Oith 1',I -thusly Xi native
committee eget on .Jule 5 as derided to
hold a general meeting -un .June 17th at 8:00
La.. the church basement, to give the
members of the community an opportunity
to voice their opinions and be glade aware of
the progress to date. Please attend as all
-sllY,L'esti-c-nsswuuldbe appreciated.•1�hu' prize
for the Port Albert .slogan rented w111 he
awarded at this meeting.
There will be a local slopltrh tournament.
in Dungannon Jtily 4th, 5th & (Itli and all pro-
ceeds will be donated to the ]'ort Albert
150th birthday Fund. Raising Committee.
Free dance nn the Saturday evening.
Everyone Welcome'
Anyone interested in a ropy of the I'nrt
Albert photo taken last year r,0• the Atlas
should call Petrie's store and place an
order.
Holy Communion was observed at Christ
Anglican ('hurch Sunday afternoon with
Rev. Wm. Craven conducting the Service.
('onuncncing next Sunday the service will
be held at 10:30 a.m.
The front steps of the church have been
replaced with new ones. A fire escape has
been built leading from the choir room to
ground level.
Alma Black, Vi Petrie, and -Anne Liv-
ingstone attended the Spring Deanery
:Meeting Tuesday, which was held at Trinity
Anglican ('hurch, Belgrave.
Wednesday the ladies of the A.C.W.met
for their regular meeting in the Church.
During the business portion of the meeting
werefinalized for the Garage Sale to
be held on .June 29th. Donations to this cause
would be appreciated.
Two new' signs have been erected on
Drury Lane and London Road, the two main
entrances into the village. The signs are
very attractive. They depict Port Albert in
fishing, boating and agriculture. Signs were
built by Tom and Don Dickson and designed
by Pat Williams.
Salt remains the most important product
of Goderich today, In 1956 Domtar Chemical
Company brought a crew of expert drillers
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have a gym. This has been given number
one priority by the school board.
One of the reconunendations that has
already been approved is combining the
religious consultant position -with the family
life co-ordinator. • °
The trustee -clergy committee and the co-
operative action committee (teachers and
trustees will look for ways to improve com-
munication with principals, teachers and
ratepayers. A reconunendation expected
from this is making the board's meetings
more accessible to the public. although the
board's meetings are open to the public,
they don't start until after 9 p.m.
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COLBORNE TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS
(both former and present)
ARE INVITED
to submit drawings or pictures of historically significant areas or buildings in our
township. These entries will be judged and used to design notepaper and/or a 9" com-
memorative plate to remember our sesquicentennial celebrations (150th birthday of
our township) whichiis to be held in July, 1986.
Each entry should be submitted in a sealed envelope on an 8'/2" x 11" sheet of paper
with your name, address and telephone number on the back of the sheet. Closing date
is SEPTEMBER 30, 1985. Please deliver or mail your entries to the township hall. Carlow,
R.R. 5, Goderich, Ontario N7A 3Y2.
All entries will become the property of the Souvenir/Draw Committee when submit-
ted. Persons with chosen entries will be notified, however, all entries will not
necessarily be used as part of our project.
For further information contact Bernice Fisher 524-9873
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LUTHERAN CHURCH
`mt,,r,nst Drive 1 Block West of Hwy 21
Church Office 524-2231
PENTECOST SEASON
9 15 A M Sunday School
0 JUAT '. Divine Worship
Calvary Baptist Church
HAYFIELD ROAD AT BLARE STREET
10:00 o.m. - Bible School
1 1 :00 a m Worship Service
7 00 p m Evening Service
7 p m. Mid week Service
Nursery Facilities .avotloble
1?hone 524-9165 1
1 0 'iebrating Christ's Presence Today • WELCOME TO THE FRIENDLY CHURCH
Presbyterian Church 1.
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/ THE REV G.L. ROYAL, M.A., M. DIV., MINISTER /
e LORNE H. POTTERER, DIRECTOR OF PRAISE
1. Sunday, June 16 f
11) 00 n m Communicant s Class
1. 1 I 0(I a m Divine Worship t
e H 00 a m Sunday School /
12 00 p rn Congregational P cnrc
"ANNUAL OUTDOOR SERVICE & CONGREGATIONAL PICNIC'•
'Harbour Park. Goderich'4. j
'Sacrament of Infant Baptism'
Speaker - -Bob McCall
Celebrating 150 Years of Witness in Goderich %
Enter ro Wors1 ip Deport to Serve r
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North Street United Church
56 North Street 524-7631
1 p SUNDAY, JUNE 16, 1985
J -'t'. • Worship and
Yrs 1• l a Junior Congregation
yy�,y + r8•l�� 11 OOA.M,
- I lL'f N. Nursery & Tot Care Every Sunday
REV, ROBERT O. BALL - minister
MR, ROBERT BLACKWELL - director of music
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First Baptist Church tSi.
MO.(JTREAL STREET, GODERICH
Sunday 9I 45 a m MORNING WORSHIP 1.
GUriist Speaker: Don Munroe e3
1 1 00 a m SUNDAY SCHOOL
Thursday 7 30 p m PRAYER 8. BIBLE STUDY 7(7
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PASTOR REV. GILBERT KIDD
524-9130
You can find acceptance, purpose, joy 8. peace in Christ
STI. GEORG :'S CHURCH c
Anglican -Episcopal
North and Nelson Streets, Goderich
Rector: The Reverend Robert J Crocker
Interim Organist Grace F. Datema
Pentecost 3
June 164h
8.30 a.m. Holy Communion
1100 Morning Prayer The Rev. DSS. Pitts
Nursery Available
TOO p.m. Christ Church, Port Albert Holy Communion
The Rev. William Craven
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