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. dln� ;at tl -
meetlng. '
Presby'telan c
Wol<nen s Mbaionary Sgclety
(wriP Afternoon At
in the• church parlor. ,an
Tuesday, *get- • •ch 15. `'Thi
president,Ms. G. H
erson opened the meeting
9 "!!g
by welcoming all' and after
the opening prayer:
everyone joined In singing
the hymn, "Hallelujah,
Hallelujah" with 'Dr.
K:Athryn Baker
Royal w ,
of, :. devotions
re for the
then presided; oft
r ,er
.o
. a bet `iii
meditations which Included
the scripture from the
Gospel according toSt.:John,
Chapter 20, (commencing
with verse 11 read by Mrs, Vi
Raynard, followed with
prayer by Mrs. G. Kennedy.
Mrs. • Royal then in-
troduced the guest speaker,
n,
Easte :Faith" with sAecial
attention given to Mary
Magdalene who was the first
to see the risen Christ and
also the.first to go forward
andtell -
good news of the
resurrection for "she had
seen the Lord." This faith
should be part • off -our being
ithing
thleot
l; me sick of :Knob .
ion. .All enjoyed
's interesting and
message on
ands our Aka
not Ee or? d Mrs;
Fink., At this Seder season
may we one and all r,Fnew
our faith as we pause to
reflect and ponder on the
,Easter story of the close and
the resurrection of our
Saviour Jesus Christ, she
concluded.
Dr. Kathryn Baker,
Director of Praise for Knot
Church, delighted all with
two lovely piano numbers,
"How Great Thou Art" and
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Cialvary Baptist Church
HAYFIELD ROAD AT BLAKE STREET
REV. R. BRUBACHER Paster
10 A.M. - SUNDAY SCHOOL
1'1 A.M. EASTER SERVICE
DUET: MRS. N. SWITZER & D. BRUBACHER
7:00 P.M. - AUDIO VISUAL PRESENTATION
LONDON & DISTRICT FELLOWSHIP BAPTIST CHURCHES
WED. 6:30 P.M. - "THE OLYMPIANS
WED, 7 P.M. - PRAYER & BIBLE STUDY
A BLESSED "EASTER" TO ALL
JUa1t�i Sfitieet United Chock
Good Friday -April 1--
Union
TUnion Worship Service
AT Victoria St. United Church
10:00 a.m.
Sunday, April 3
CELEBRATING
THE GIFT OF EASTER
11:00 a.m.
Music by the combined Jr. 8 Sr. Choirs
Regular Sunday School, Nursery 8 Tot Care
Knox Presbyterian Church
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EA BY THE WATER
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Gibbons St. at Suncoast Drive
524-2235
9:00 a.m. Worship
10:15 Sunday School and Bible Classes
Lenten Vesper Services each Thursday evening at 7:30 /
The Reverend Mayo Mellecke (Vacancy Pastor)
"Preaching peace by Jesus Christ: He is Lord of all" i
► Acts 10:36
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! 10:30 GOOD FRIDAY -- "THE CROSS"
/ 9:45 SUNDAY SCHOOL FOR ALL AGES
1 1 11:00 EASTER SUNDAY "HE IS RISEN"
i i 6:30 EVENING SERVICE
i WE SERVE A RISEN SAVIOUR
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1 THE REV. G.L. ROYAL: M.A., M. DIV., MINISTER
SHEILA B. FINK, B.A., PASTORAL ASSISTANT
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DR. KATHRYN J. BAKER, DIRECTOR OF PRAISE
GOOD FRIDAY, APRIL 1
"Death and Despairing"
EASTER SUNDAY, APRIL 3
11:00 a.m. Divine Worship
"Risen and Rising"
11:00 a.m, Family Service - no S.S.
11:00 a.m. Divine Worship
"He is risen!"
Enter to Worship - Depart to Serve 1
ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH I
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Anglican -Episcopal
North and Nelson Streets, Goderich
Rector: The Reverend Roberti. Crocker
Organist -Choirmaster: Lorne H. Dotterer ,1J --A
1 MAUNDY THURSDAY March 31st i
7:00 p.m. Choral Eucharist, commemoration
of the Institution of the
7 Sacrament, washing and stripping
i of the Altar,
GOOD FRIDAY April 1st
11:00 a.m. Sung Litany, Reading of the
1 Passion, Meditation on the Cross.
EASTER DAY
Sunday, April 3rd
8:30 a.m. Holy Communion.
/ 9:30 a.m. Holy Communion (Modern Liturgy) •
and hymns.
11:00 a.m. Choral Eucharist,
Address: "Celebrating Life".
Special music.
• No Sunday School. Nursery available.
7:00 p.m. Youth Bible Study (hall). '
-Come, worship the Risen Christ-
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III sincerely
who had taken.
Ievot � s and tha.
voiced the
thanks oii'•(le members. The
hymn, "'t'hlne Bethe Glory"
concluded this part of the
-Mrs. Irene, Young
presented the "Fellowship of
the Least Coin", reading an
article in this regard relating
to Cuba and followed by.
prayer- Mrs. G. 'Henderson
then presided for the
business of the meeting
which included the
secretary, Miss; Mildred
Marwick giving the minutes
of the last meeting.
Members were shown the
blanket that was'°purchased
by -the'. Auxiliary and the
Auburn WMS to be sent to
to ld`:t td11„t,r
with the. World's • Day
Prayer,
:The' Huron, Presbyterial
SRO* Bally will be in
Seafortit on March 30
canlnencing at 940 a.m.
The Synodical. will be in.
Owen SoundApril nand 20.
It was agre Tedd that the
WMS would make plans for a
Missionary Sunday church
service in the fall.
The.April meeting, will be
planned by the executive.
Mrs. O. ° Falkiner,
corresponding secretary,
reported that she had sent.,a
thankyou to Mrs. Ann Leitch.
for the splendid Valentine
gift of a collection of books
for the library. She also sent
a get well card to Mrs. R.
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April 9, 1983
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Open Saturday 9:30 to 6:00 p.m.
SUNCOAST
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Highway 21
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Specializing in feminine attire
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FRIDAY, APRIL 1st
We're Bigger - We're Better
No Fooling!
HOURS:
Friday a Saturday, April 1st A 2nd -111a.m.-5 p.m.
Sundays a Monday, April 3rd A 4th -12.5 p.m.
Weekends only until May - then 7 day* a moils.
Main St,
Bayfield
565-2500
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aster
BYTHE REVEREND
ROBERT U. BALL,
NORTH ST.
' UNITED CHURCH
One, two, three. Like
majestic gulls they soared
high above the earth in their
brightly coloured wings.
They were hang-gliders.
What a magnificent .sight
against the azue With a
sense of envy,r we watt ed
them soar lazily, ef-
fortlessly, with a. look of
freedom that the human soul
longs for.
But I was sure there were
four. Yes, I know there were I
four. We watched them
earlier with all their: gear,
prepare for flight and step
off the summit of Quebec's
Mount Orford. Why now only .
three?
From our vantage point
2000 feet above the
surrounding countryside, we
scanned the distance before
us and sighted our fourth
winged friend, now about
seven miles downwind,
cautiously looking for - a
place to land.
Somehow he had missed
the demands of the winds. He
forgot that his freedom to fly
was a freedom within the
disciplines of the wind. And
so he drifted, not in free
flight, but as a prisoner of
forces no longer in his
control.
Something of the drifting
glider is the story of the
human spirit. In our
creation, we have been
endowed with abilities, gifts,
and a free will. In our search
for self-expression and
freedom, we discover that
there is no real freedom,
apart from the freedom to
choose between two kinds of
bondages.
One bondage is truth and
OY
righteousness,: lake capturing
the wands.. of the Spirit of
God, which, uplift, and give
one a victory in fife and its
relationships, based on a
love. for God and love for the
neighbour. It is a song in the
heart width sings — "Make
me a captive Lord, and then
I shall be free".
The other bondage is to
deny, . even defy the Spirit'
Wind. The result is a dif-
ferent kind of bondage,
which only appears like
freedom, but leaves one
drifting without purpose,
without direction, without
hope.
Somewhere in all this, is
the promise of the Easter
Resurrection for each of us.
It is God's way of saying to
us, "I have redeemed you, I
have freed you from the
aimless' bondage of your sin.
Trust in . the Spirit. Capture
the gift of life, eternal and
present. Give yourself to the
discipline of love; truth and
service. Then you shall be.
free".
Begin by ,celebrating the
gift of Easter Worship this
God of Love. •
Circle will: make poster
• •
The Arthur Circle v...»
Circle of Knox
Presbyterian Church held
their meeting on Monday,
March ' 21st. The meeting
was opened with a sing song
led by Betty Coulter. Presi-
dent Lee McCallum thanked
Betty and gave the opening
prayer. •
Lee then asked Madeline
Edwards to speak to us on
the Synodical, which is being
held in Owen Sound on April
19 and 20. Each Presbyterial
is asked to prepare a poster.
This year the theme is
`Historical'. Our group is
assigned to make aposter on
the history from 1900 - 1914.
Anyone wishing to go to.
Owen Sound to the Synodical
and would like a ride or more
information please call Lee
McCallum 4-7346 or Shirley.
McCall 4-6595.
Glenda Salters, secretary,
gave her report ,and
treasurer Hazel McCreath
also reported. Hazel was .
hoping to show us some pic-
tures on her recent trip to
Hawaii, but had camera pro-
blems, but ,she is trying to
gather some from friends to
show us at a.later.meeting.
Dorothy . Reed read the
correspondence: and
• everyone was glad to see
Winnie Walters back after
her recent stay in hospital.
• Lee welcomed Agnes Cutt
back from her Arizona holi-
day and read) a lovely verse
for the March birthday girls. ,
Dr. Kathryn Baker played
two., beautiful piano solos,;
"Melody of Love", and "0
Perfect Day".
Shirley McCall gave her
report on World Day of
Prayer that was held March
4th at Bethel Pentecostal
Church. The theme was
'New Persons in Christ' writ-
ten by the Christian Women
of ' the Caribbean. Ruth
Gower, ' -member • of the
Pentecostal Church was
guest speaker, summing up
her message, `that when
anyone is joined in Christ,' he.
is a new, being'. Lee and
Shirley both gave readings
at this event. Shirley felt that
anyone .who had attended
this World Day ; of Prayer
would have found it very
rewarding.
Dr. Kathryn Baker then
played 'My Task'.
• The offering was received
and. Lee led us in prayer. •
We had a ' discussion on
whether we would take turns
in donating flowers for the.
Communion table for some
Sundays throughout the year
and- on ushering. It was
agreed that we would help in
both of these areas.
The May meeting has been
changed from May 16th to
May 9th, as the Sounds of
Goderich will be performing
on May16th.
We then divided into five
groups for Bible Study. The
group leaders were: Sandi
Davidson, Shirley McCall,
Lee McCallum, Ida White
and Joyce Garrick. Each
leader - took - a favorite
passage of the Bible and
discussed what it meant to
them with their group. The
leaders . then reported the
meanings they had received.
Lee read an Easter poem,
followed by Dr. Kathryn
Baker playing Bless This
House'.
The meeting was closed
with. the Mizpah and a social
time.
Huronview holds draw
Last Thursday after the St. dent and terrific saleslady,
Patrick's Day program atdrew the lucky tickets. The
Huronview, tickets were lovely afghan, crocheted and
drawn on the afghan and donated by Mrs. Wayne
wall hanging. Pearl Lester, was won by Mr. Wes
McFarlane, a popular resi- Hamm of Huntsville. The
wool wall hanging made by
SUPERIOR
MEMORIALS
ESTABLISH€D OVER
50 YEARS
SPECIAL
SPRING PRICES
IN EFFECT
Goderlch Area
Ropresentative
ROBERT McCALLUM
11 CAMBRIA ROAD
GODERICH
524-7345
Clinton Area
Representative ,
MICHAEL FALCONER
153 HIGH STREET
CLINTON
482-9441
Frank Bissett, was won by
Mrs. Walter Spencer of Hen-
sall. We thank you all for the
success of this draw.
Friday afternoon, many of
the residents enjoyed the
bingo, but a new twist has
been added. The winner of a
bingo must recite a poem,
sing a song or take his or her
turn at calling out the
numbers in order to get a
GRACE COMMUNITY
CHURCH
Huron Centennial
•School
BRUCEFIELD, ONT.
482-9260,565-5341
and 236-4970
10:00- Fa ily Bible
School,
11:00. - Speaker: Randy
Mann
PREACHING THE
DOCTRINES
of GRACE
MONUMENTS
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prize. This attraction is a lot
of fun and creating a new in-
terest.
Worship service was held '
Sunday morning in the
chapel with Reverend Nor-
man Pick in charge. An an-
them was sung by the choir.
The flowers placed on the
pulpit, were donated through
the kindness of Sarah'
Carter.
Due to the March break,
music appreciation with
Bruce Cookson, was cancell-
ed for Monday.
Tuesday afternoon Special
Care people met in the ac-
tivity room for an hour of fun
and games to music.
Wednesday afternoon
several ladies from Ground
Centre gathered in the
lounge and listened to Frank .
Bissett play the piano for
them. We had a delightful
surprise when Ethel Hill and
Myrtle Fairservice ` gave
some interesting readings.
Helen Bradley and Doris
MacPherson were busy
making cookies which are
served with coffee to those
who spend the mornings In
the activity room.
Friends from Special Care
met for another session of-..:
-fun and games followed by
refreshments. It is a good
feeling when one sees the
smiles on the faces of these
special people. '
We extend a warm
greeting to Mr. Joseph
Benedict - (Joe) White who
has come to reside at Huron -
view.
We extend our sincere
thy to the families of
rest ents, Mrs. Florence_
Goodwinand Mrs. Jean
Miller, who passed away this
weak.