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THE ALVATION ARMY
18 WATERLOO S524-9341
SON, Y SCHOOL — 9:45 A.M.
FAMILY ORSHIP — 11:00 A.M.
EVANGELIS ° SERVICE,, 7:00 P.M.
• W'E EKD AY Horne Lea . ye (ladies) .Wed:, 8:00 p.m.
• Prayer 8& B .19 Studies Thurs. 7:30 p.m.
OFFICERS -,CAPTAIN G. HE ER - CAPTAIN M. McKENZIE
"AO Are -Cordially in ted to Attend"
ST. .GEORGE'S ,C
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24,
OUINQ;IfAGESIMA`
l•loly Communion' at 8:30 a.m.
Morning •Prayer, and Sertnon et .11 a.m
Ran9er-t,-..Guides and Brownies
"Thinking Day"
Nursery and Sunday School at 11 a:ni.
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Rector: Canon G.G. Russell, B.A.; B.D.
Choirmaster -Organist: Joseph -S. Herdman
COME TO A GROWING SUNDAY SCHOOL
- IF YOU: NEED A RIDE, WE HAVE A BUS .
• Bethel Pentecostal Tabernacle
• Affiliated'wlth the_Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada
- CORNER OF, ELGIN and'WATERLOO STS:
REV. PETER G. ST DON, Pastor
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1974 '
10:00 a.m.--SUNDAY•StrHOOL.
11:00 a.m.—MORNING WORSHIP
7:00 p.m.—EVENING SERVICE
Tues. '8:00 p.m. BIBLE STUDY AND PRAYER
' Friday 7:30 p.m.—Youth Bervice
• "Leadership is seeing the consequences of our actions further
in the futltro than those" around us can." 1 These., 5: 12-14
For further information about , church services call 524-8506
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Our whole life is dedicated`"to to endless dissatisfaction., The
the search. fos $hapinet,.-_brat; pleasure of .die -mornent begins
oen men 'are like. the runner to wither alriiest as soon as it
who wants to Win the race .but blossoms.
does not know where the goal,
is. We should stbp periodically •
to seek, out the right. road.
Every action is aimed
ultimately,'in the°»direction of
happiness. It is God himself
who has planted this hunger for
happiness in the very depthsof
the human heart. This hunger
need -not go, unsatisfied, for
-God does not plant a seed
which he .has no intention of
harvesting.
We have all experienced
pleasure and joy in our lives.
Pleasure might be defined—as
the happiness of the body, joy. .
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that of the soul. We should
never rest'" content with just
pleasure; it will never fully
satisfy. If life- is spent • ex-
clusively in the pursuit 'of
pleasure that life is condemned
Joy,, on the other hand, is, a
reality of the spirit and shares.
the spirit's immortality.
glcorne• it into your life and
you will at the same time ex,
perience something of eternity.
Your ,problems, trials, suf-
ferings and death should never
be allowed to extinguish the joy
of the spirit.
Pleasure and suffering are'in-
compatible companions, but ,joy
is able to transcend even the
most trying of sufferings. ' It
must be clearly understood that'
pleasure is .not something bad,
so long as it is not pursued as
an end in itself. Gratefully ac-
cept the pleasures which are a
gift of God to help you on your
way through life.
• The road that leads to hap
piness -begins at your ,doorstep
Friends of ours write they're
moving again, the fifth time in
eight years.
So many people are transient
these days with little' chance, it
listed,... "but I say unto you."
Those old standards, and
ideals, now over- . ;ssed, Christ
'discards.' Dr.,dick adds,,
'One way to be„a sinner in His
• seems,- to -put-down roots.:Yet, I --eyes is to live its H ”; new -day as
suppose that all depends on though the old difys till' were
your point of 'view. here.'
A. little boy expressed , his . Heaven and earth combine g,,
opinion very nicely when his ar-
me,d-forces father was'moved to
another station, and the -family,
finding`: it difficult to locate
living quarters, were making
out at a motel. Some sym-
pathetic soul said 'to the lad,
"I'm sorry you're having such a'
' hard time finding a .home."
"Ob, replied the boy; "we
have a home ... w'e just haven't
found a house to put it in yet."
You see, he knew it really
didn't matter where the moving
van took their chairs, tables
and beds; .•his family's ' home
was being together no matter
where they "were. Beautiful.
I haven't moved for-18,years,
but before that I made seven
shifts in 11 years ,and, L. know
it's a wretched --business. It
uproots the whole family
from their friends, school,
church and other activities.
Then there's the packing and
the inevitable breakages rand
after the. moving van is packed
there's still a° heap of little
. na'aty,, things like stiff brushes,
°- cans half`'fiiled with paint, an
_old „coal oil, lantern .11 things
, common sense tells you you'll
rfeVeh need but which you sim-
ply can't' leave behind either!
There's the new 'house with
ids different" sized rooms, dif-
ferent length windows so that
none of your curtains will fit at
all.
And,°noymatter bow carefully
you've packed, you'll still go
for days looking for something
absolutely essential ... such as a
comb, soap or the iron.
Of course, _,moving has its
compensations; like- making
wider friendships, attaining
crew ,.,experiences, and the
chance to, live in a different
part of the country or world.
Not the least to be mentioned is
the. , unparalleled chance to
pitch out all the trash. That's
worth a good deal.
.Henry Van Dyke once wrote
that -Moving Day is going on all
our lives .:.'from house to'house
we move', he says, 'from, youth
to age..'•frorn opihion ' to
save us from stagnation. They
are wise people who know it
and make the. Moving -Day of
Life 'a challenge and not a
curse.
and radiates , out to others.
You're unhappy? Why? 18 it
bcruse no—one hastake
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notice 'of your•work?„Your suc-
cesses, your efforts, is it
because you Kaye something to
say and no one will, listen?
Ask God, to forgive. you and
then t)rrn' your attention out-
wards toothers. Ask about
their work, their interests, their
hopes and disappointments'and
these, without even suspecting
it, will free you from your own
concerns and will hold out to
you the gift of joy.
A conflict arises. within each -
-of us from the fact that our
desires are infinite whereas our
ability to realize them are stric-
tly limited. You must also
realize that you can never be
fully happy without God, who
alone can satisfy that ,longing.
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Woe to the self satisfied .who
have extinguished the flame of
desire for the infinite by
drowning it in the' shallow
waters of`finite experience. Joy
.is nothing less than that new
life which we find in losing the
old life of sin.
In Christ and through Him,
the mystery of joy is made
equivalent to the mystery of the
resurrect on. -
Where do you stand ,,,with
Christ? The measure of your
closeness to him is exactly the
measure of your joy. God is joy
and. in• giving- you rsel cite -God.
you are giving yourself to joy.
St. Paul says: Eye hath not
seen nor ear heard neither has
it entered into the heart of
•man, what things God hath
prepared for those who love
him.'
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A meetingeof executive of the
Goderich Pip Life and tlie:
Chairmen of theOne r ton
Name • Petition corimmittee was
held recently to coordinate the
Petition throughout the
County:
Honorary Chairman' :for the
Petition Committee is Rev.
Peter St.. Don, of the Bethel
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Pentecostal Tabernacle,
President of the Goderich
. Ministerial Association Pur-
pose of the Petition is to enact
legislation providing for the
child 'conceived but not yet
r, born the same protection
provided for any other person.
A Pro Life Week is being
planned for the early part. of
Mrs: Gladys Van Egmond
and Stewart McEwen visited
the Home -on Monday after-
noon and helped to provide the
Old �I'rnn�e Music along with
Norma S°peir' and` Jerzy,
Collinsa A new Monday volun-
teer; Terry :Gibbs, helped with
the 'music, the wheelchairs and
the genies. During the program
three new Residents were
welcomed, Mrs. Mousseau of
Hensall, Mrs. Kelly and Mrs.
Parker °of. Goderich.
" The Kinette Club of Clinton
treated the Residents of
Ground Floor -North and Cen-
tre with a Valentine tea on
Thursday morning. The girls
served cheese cake made in the
shape of a heart and also
presented a lovely bouquet of
flowers for the dining room.
Members• of the, Club serving
the tea were Roxanne Brown,
Bev. Riley, 'Laurie Dew, Loripe,
Denomme, Carol Bowker and
Pat Marin.
A groupof young prpre from
the Clinton area with Jim
Burgess as leader and teacher
provided the "Pamily Night":
program. Mr. Burgess in-
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REV. ARMAND WRIGHT 1.°
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SINGING GROUP:
Ti[GOSP[LCUSToDIANs
SUNPAY, FEB.. 24
Westfield Fellowship Hour - 2 p.m:
Huron Men's Chapel, Auburn - 8 'p.m.
:EVIL PREVAILS' WHEN
GOOD MEN DO NOTHING .•
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'opinion.'
• Usually, however, we' lovee'to
settle down in customary ways;
to pu't our minds to bed ' and
tuck ,them in. But God's for-
war"d moving purposes are
forever disturbing us and for-
cing ,us to move.sOnce man .set-
tied for a flatotationary`trarth,tr-.
' with a vault of heaven a few ,
- miles above 'until suddenly the
flat earth rounded out -into a
sphere and went yipping
through space. 'And that,' says
Dr. Harry Fosdick, 'was the day
God tipped the minds of all the
world out of bed and gilled,
"Move on!" "hives said unto
you of old time," Jesus -in-
if -
troduced the numbers and ac-
co:mpanied Janet Postma;
Lloyd Crich, Laude Uendersan
and Dave Harland with guitar
instrumentals. Nancy Eastman,
Jo Anne Cantelon, Brenda Fee,
Julie Bartliff and Gayle La
Crouix accompanied by . the
guitars sang several numbers,
Miss Pearl Gidley thanked'the
entertainers on behalf of the
Residents.
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GQDERICH SIGNAL STARG TORSDAY , ?.
April to show respect forlife in
all stages.
A nurse, Ann Marie Palmer,
employed at the br. J.O. Ruddy
Hospital 'in Whitby,. was
demoted for retuning to assist .
in an abortion. Concerned
people—were asked to write the
hospital Board. •
Word was received that a
Birthright Satellite is
established in Goderich,. It is a
free emergency pregnancy ccun-
sailing" ser 'ice, that gives im-
, mediate, personal . and com-
pletely confidential 'help. They
are a non ;profit, non sectarian
organization whose purpose 'is,
to help the unmarried girl .or
ina,rried .women who find them-
selves, • with unwanted
pregnancy
Birthright co-operates with
existing 8° 601 agencies., Lines
of communication will be set up
with no delay "or em-
barrassment. Competent
physicians, attorneys and
clergymen of many faiths stand
ready to help in any way that is
necessary.' For further infor-
mation call 524;7157, Goderich.
•CHRISTIANS!
Israel is a natlon. again as
prophr iiied In The Word of God..
The great sign of the coming
of The .Lord . Jesus (In person)
to rule the world from
Jerusalem:
Are you ready?
, For free Information about this
overlooked Gospel
messagi--wrat—•
"ASK "
P.O. BOX • 221
WESTON,"'ONT.'' MON 3M?
YOU ARE INVITED TOLATTEND THE
6 1st 'A'N N U A L
Knox Presbyterian Church
GODERICH
7:30 P.M. . m
Sunday, February 24th
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REV. G.L. ROYAL - Moderator
SPECIAL MUSIC -
JUNIOR, AND SENIOR CHOIRS UNDER THE DIRECTION OF WM. CAMERON
JOHN DERKSEN A.R.T.C.--Organist, Wycliffe College; 'Univgrsity of Toronto.
The service is held to pay tribute to those 254 sailors Who lost their lives
- during the greatest disaster ever recorded in the history of the Great Lakes,
which occurrd on Novembor 9th,' 1913,
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SPECI 4 L MARINE DECORATIONS
WORLD
DAY OF
PRAYER
North,St. United Church
MARCH 1
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Spetdit i':°Mrs: • C.L. Wittich, Blyth, Ont.
4'MAKE US BUILDERS OF, PEACE"
BIWARY
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FAREWELL
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Rev. Robert L..Raytoft con-
ducted the funeral service
February 14 or the late" Roy
James Allinwho died : at his
Colborne Township residence
on February 11 at the age of 60.
Born January, 17, '1914 in
Colborne Township to Williani
,,,,John Alibi and, the ,former .,
Elizabeth Nivins Mr.'" 4,.'tlin
lived,'' atird worked • as a farmer,•
in that township all his' life.
November 4, 1941 hemarried t.
Beatrice Annie Houston who
survives. • •
Mr. Allin. served for many
years on the Colborne Town-
ship Council and on Huron
County Council for the past two
- years. This .year he, was the
Deputy Reeve of Crolborne.
He was a member, of North
Street United Church in
Goderich. '
In addition :to, his wife he is
survived by •a son ` and a
daughter, Mrs, Kendal Berva
Hislop,Wof R,R. 2 Stratford and
Wayne at. home, .two brothers
Clifford and Clarence, both of
Colborne Township.
Pallbearers were' Percy
McBride, George McBride,
Dick McWhinney, ',Gerald
Feagan, Arnold Young and
Charles Tyndall. Flower -
bearers were Doug McNeil,
Frank McMichael, Grant
cPhee and . William Bogie:
Interment followed 'the ser -
vi e in Colborne Cemetery.
RL,=A• R.' :M iLLAR :-
'Canon G. G. Russell conduc-
ted t e funerals service
Fehl uar 14 for 'the late Mrs.
Florenpe ". lizabeth Millar who
Yea thopsh1 walk *Malik Oe klrlllhG
• 'tot the ahodow of daatl+ 0.15. too ate-
vett, fes',& hou add wrath. are,
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died February Ig at Alcxandrt
Marine and General , Eioapit;xl
follow frg� a short(illn ee at the
age of 76a
.The former • Florence
Eliza$eth "Lawson .she was born,
September 25, 1898 in Grey ,
Township to William Lawson
and the, former Barbara, Gar-
vey.
vey. She was a resident of that .
Township "until moving to
Goderich' eight years ago, -
Mrs. Millar wag a. member of
§t. George's Anglican Church
and a life . member of the
A.C.W. group and the
Salvation Arany Home League..
She is survived by her
husbarid,, Arnold Ray Millar,
two sons Murray of Clinton
and Keith of Goderich Town-
ship and four grandchildren. u U
Pallbearers were Reg Miller,
Ross Miller, Jack Medd, Jack
Smith, Alvin Dutot and Roy "
Thompson. • Flower bearers.
-were Robert Millar, and Bruce
Millar,' grandsons of ;the
deceased. •
Interment in Bayfield
Cemetery followed the seryice.
WILLIAMS
CEMETERY ➢
MEMOR1ALS,
Ar Finscriptions
• Stratford - Ontavio
Bob: ttA.cCALLUM
Representative
IrCambria Rd., Goderich
Phone 524-7345
SUNDA Y
SERVICES
LUTHERAN SERVICES
Roberitson .Memorial 'School
(BLAKE AND .ELE ON STREETS, .GODERICH) •
..SUNDAY SCHOOL -.9:30.• A.M.
WORSHIP SERVICE - 11 A.M.
Pastor: Bruce Bjorkquist
333 Eldon Street, 524=6081
`1'hi•rcforr• wa mor•Iurlr( that (1 mon is'jushjirxl by fraith without
1hn rlmmis of the low. Ilomrins .•:1:2!(
,FIRST BAPTIST 'CHU'RCH
(Baptist Convention of Ontario and Quebec)
MONTREAL STREET near The Square
REV: W.H. McWHINNIE F.R.G.S.
Organist: Mr. Frank Bissett.
9:45 a.m.- -Sunday $dhool
. , • Sunday 110. a.m.
COME AND WORSHIP WITH US '
ALL ARE WELCOME
The Free Methodist Church.
Park it., at Victoria 'Pastor: H. ,Rosa Nicholls
10:00 a.m Be part of a growing •Sunday School
11:00. a.m., "Happiness is Sharing"
6:30 p•m• -Bible Study °
Anyone needing bus transportation. phone 524-9903
Everyone Welcome
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
BAYFIELD ROAD AT BLAKE STREET
EVANGELISTIC — FUNDAMENTAL
REV. R. BRUBACH,ER, 'Pastor
10:00 a.m. BIBLE SCHOOLr
• . For free bus transportation please call 524-9497
11:00 a.rr►, WORSHIP SERVICE
SERMON: "WHERE ARE THE' DEAD?"
6:30 P.M. - YOUNG PEOPLES' SERVICE
7:30 P.M. - REV. JIM STANLEY, AFRICA,
WILL PREACH AND SHOW "SLIDES" OF
THEIR MISSIONARY- WORK `
WED. 8 P.M. PRAYER MEETING
Welcome tb the Friendly Church
Knox Pretbyterian Church
THE. REV G LOCKHART ,ROYAL, B.A. Minister
TH1 REV RONALD C. McCALLUM, Assistant.
WILLIAM M. CAMERON, Director of Praise
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1974
10:00, ani. Sunday "School e
11:0( '4a.m, Divine Worship '
Sermon: "A LANGUAE FOR THE PEOPLE"
(Nursery & Junior 'Congregation)
Cubs and Scouts will parade
7:30 p.m. Mariner.►' Service
"A FUTURE 'OUT OF THE PASTT"
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Sermon:
Enter, to Worship Depart•to Serve
Victoria United X1_____1_
t . HOUSE Of FRIENDSHIP REV: LEONARD WARR
10 A.M.—Bible 'School .For AII Grades
11 A.M.—Worship Service •
Sermon: "HOW DOES ;,SNE LEARN TO PRAY?"
BENMILLER UNITED CHURCH.
1.:30 P.M.—Worship' Service '& Bible School
Mrs. J. Snider
Victoila St. Organist
& Choir Director
Mrs. Leonard Warr
Benmlller Pianist
& Choir' Director
North Street United Church
REV: ROBERT L. RAYMONT
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1974
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9:45 e.ni. - 10 year olds and aver
10:50. a.m. - Babies to 9 year olds
10:50 a.m. - Morning Worship
(Hymn Sing Service)
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Lorne H. Dotterer • Director of Modic
Miss 'Clare McQowan - •Asiistant Visitor
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