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FOCUS ON THE
FAMILY
FILM SERIES
Candid, Sensitive...A Life -Changing
Experience For Families Nationwide.
.„THE STRONG-WILLED CHILD
Childi5hirresponsibihtyvs willfaci defiance.
Understanding your guilt when disciplining -
your child. 63 min.
FILM SHAPING THE WILL WITHOUT BREAKING
2 THE SPIRIT
How 10 associate behavior with consequences. When to
let go of your child and how. 60 mein.
FILM CHRISTIAN FATHERING
3 if America survives, it will be because fathers begin to
put their families at the highest level of priority. 61 min.
FILM PREPARING FOR ADOLESCENCE: THE ORIGIN
4 OF SEL;; -Dalin"
The secrets of self-esteem. 50 mina
FILM PREPARING FOR ADOLESCENCE: PEER
- 5 PRESSURE AND SEXUALITY
Physical changes, sexual development. 48 min.
FILM WHAT WIVES WiSH THEIR HUSBANDS KNEW
6 ABOUT WOMEN: THE LONELY HOUSEWIFE
Sources of depression in women. Low self-esteem.
Absence of romantic love in marriage. 49 min.
FILM WHAT WIVES WISH THEIR HUSBANDS KNEW
7 ABOUT WOMEN: MONEY, SEX :AND CHILDREN
Materialisne - a root cause. The major sexual difference.
Menstr,yal and psychological problems. 34 min.
ST. PETER'S
PARISH
COMMUNITY
invites you to a
series of films and
discussions.
PLACE: St* Peter's Parish Hall
DATES: Feb. 17/85 thru
March 31/85
TIME: Sunday Evenings
at 7 pm
FORMAT:
7 p.m. ... Evening prayer
7:45 p.m. ... Film
8:45 p.m. ... Coffee and
discussion
10 p.m. ... Closing
ADMISSION FREE
EVERYONE WELCOME
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v.-0,iBEREA-BY-THE-WATER
' LUTHERAN CHURCH t
Suncoast Drive, 1 Block West of Hwy. 21
f� Rev Chris Wicher, Pastor
-, . - Office,524 2235; Home -.524.4134
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February 17: Transfiguration Sunday
9 15 Sunday School 1
10 30 Divine Worship x
(Nursery available) 1_
'Worship with us,-
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t Calvary Baptist Church
7 HAYFIELD ROAD AT BLAKE STREET
) 10 00 a.m. - Bible School
)L 1 100 a.m, - Worship Service /
S 7:00 p m. Evening Service 1,
jWed Eve 6 30 p m. "Olympians" for
) boys and girls ages 6 to 12
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7 p rn Mid week Service
i Nursery Facilities available %
i WELCOME TO THE FRIENDLY CHURCH j%
Knox Presbyterian Church. -4:1° ¢ }�
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LORIJE SHEILA B FINK
H. DOTTERER, DIRECTOR OF PRAISE T" i
Sunday, February 17 ! %t
1:00 a m. Divine Worship
1 1 00 a.m. Sunday School
YOIIYH SUNDAY 3�3
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Enter to Worship
THE REV G L. ROYAL, M.A., M. DIV . MINISTER
, B. A , PASTORAL ASSISTANT
(Parade of all Youth Groups o Service)
(Nursery Facifiti ls-
Deport to Serve
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First Baptist Church
MON11EAL STREET, GODERICH
Sunday 9:45 a.m. - MORNING WORSHIP
Sermon Topic BAPTISM iN THE HOLY SPIRIT
/ ThLfs.slk 7:0Op m. . PRAYER 8. BiBLt STif®Y /
PASTOR: REV. GILBERT KIOD 4
You can find acceptance purpose joy 8, peace in Christ
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1 -North Street United Church
56 NORTH STREET —524-7631
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SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1985
1 1 1 :OO A.M. i
d FAMILY WORSHIP SERVICE
(no Sunday School Classes) y
:'Annual Scout Guide Service- I
ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH
Anglican Episcopal n
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Northctind Nelson Streets Goderich
Rector. The'Reverend Robert J Crocker
Interim Organist: William Cameron
SIXTH SUNDAY AFTER EPIPHANY FEBRUARY 17th
8:30 a.m Holy Communion.
9:00 a.m. Brotherhood Breakfast program, Howard Aitken.
11 00 a.m. Choral Eucharist. Sermon Two Lepers"
Church Scha-of age 10 and ander. Nursery.
7 00p.m:Brownies, Guides, Pathfinders 75th Anniversary
Service of Thanksgiving. Speaker Mrs Victoria
Clysdale, for mar Chief•Comnvissioner. Parents
and friends most welcome
February 19th
SHROVE TUESDAY ANNUAL PANCAKE SUPPER
5:OOto700p.m.
Tickets at Campbell's, or call 524-8866 or 524-7901.
, 'February 20th
ASH WEDNESDAY
10:00 0. m. and 7:00 p.m.
Holy Communion and impiisiTibn 1gf A -Shies.
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HAZIalL ANN TODD
Mrs. Hazel Ann Todd, 18 Huron St.
Southampton, died Sunday, February 3,
°the:SaugeeteMemorial HostiitaleShf .was -81
years -old.
At_ irecl -tot.triat 4neh ttrY- -worker, 1%4s
Todd was a lmernber of the United Church
was born in Colborne Township, July 21
1903.
She is predeceased by her parents, the
late John Young and the late Elizabeth
Young (nee Fisher) and her husband, the
late Stanley Andrew Todd, whom she
married at her family home, on June 24,
1939. She was also predeceased by three
sisters, Miss Ruby Young; Mildred (Mrs.
Frank Wilson) and Peart (Mrs. John
Patton).
She is survived by one son, Andrew Todd,
of Calgary, Alberta.
A Funeral and committal service was held
February 6, 1985, at 2 p.m., at Stiles Funeral
Home, with the Rev. Robert 0 -Bali, of North
St. United Church presiding.
Honorary pallbearers were: Ross Wilson,
Jim Leishman Sr., Jim Leishman Jr., Eric
Williamson, Neely Todd, Alan Leishman
and Donald Wilson.
-Interment was in Green Hili Cemetery,
Lucknow.
J.rs jervis
Leslie Stirling Jervis, the well known
Goderich Township resident and owner of
the wildlife conservation sanctuary in the
township died at Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital in Goderich on February
2. Hewas in his 85th year.
Mr. Jervis was known by young and old
alike, by local residents and visitors, for the
wildlife sanctuary he owned near his RR 2
Clinton home. The pond and wooded area on
County Road 31, north of Highway 8 was a
favorite visiting spot. -
Ducks, geese, deer, llama and a variety of
animals made their home at the pond which
Mr. Jervis established in 1960. He maintain-
ed the area without government funding and
for his efforts received an Ontario Bicenten-
nial Medal in 1984.
Mr. Jervis is survived by his wife the
former Edna Walters,- and three children,
Mrs. Mary (Allan) Parks of RR 2 -Clinton,
Ivan of Mississauga and Walter of Clinton.
He is also survived by eight grandchildren
and eight great grandchildren. A sister,
Mrs. Dorothy (Frank) McElwain of Lindsay
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, brother Robert Jervis, as well as two infant
great-grandsorns.
Funeral services were held at the Ball and
Falconer Funeral Horne, Clinton qn
February 6, Interment was held at the Clin-
ton Cemetery.
CHESTER DURNIN
Chester George Durnin of Lehigh Acres,
Florida, passed away on January 31, 1985,
after a brief illness. Born in West Wawanosh
Township, October 24, 1900, a son of the late
Robert James and Henrietta (Crawford)
Durnin, he was in his 85th year.
In December, 1926, he married Lena Mary
Bennett of Pennsylvania, U.S.A., who sur-
vives him. Also surviving are a son, James,
in Tennessee, daughters Marjorie Tomko
and Jane, Loughner in Irwin, Pennsylvania,
and a sister, Flora Durnin, in Tottenham,
Ontario, 14 grandchildren and 13 great-
grandchildren.
The late Chester Durnin attended Public
School on the 4th Con. of Ashfield, Continua-
tion School at Dungannon, High School at
Goderich and one year in Great Falls, Mon-
tana, He attended Detroit Auto School and
Coyne Electrical School in Chicago. His
working years were spent with
Westinghouse in Pittsburg.
As a ' result of his training in electrical
school he made his parents one of the first
radios in use in Dungannon area. They were
pleased to hear KDKA from Pittsburg,
Chester became an American citizen in
1934 but continued to spend his holidays in
Ontario, enjoying friends, relatives and
Lake Huron. He had a cottage at Point Clark
for a number of years.
The funeral, service was held in Irwin,
Sunday, February 3, Rev. Dunster, the
Presbyterian Minister, officiating. Inter-
ment was in Irwin Cemetery, beside his in-
fant daughter, Patricia Louise, his five-
year-old grandson, Kipling Durnin and his
son-in-law, Larry Tomko.
His ancestors all settled in Ashfield or
West Wawanosh Townships and eleven of
the thirteen are buried in Ashfield. His
Crawford great-grandparents also
pioneered in Manitoba and are buried there.
Do you have eternal life
BY REV. H: VRIEND
My concern today is with the question:
"Why are so many people not sure they have
eternal life?" Why are there so many vague
answerswhen you .ask _people,"Do y-ou have
the gift of eternal life?" No doubt there are a
number of reasons for the uncertainty and
the vagueness.
One possibility is that unsure people do
not have a relationship with Christ. This is
the possibility that, in spite of much in-
struction and many religious advantages,
many people still have not begun to live with
Jesus. They may know the way 'to Christ,
they might be able to tell someone how to
find Christ, and yet they have not travelled
the way to Christ themselves.
One example will highlight the possibility
that I am concerned with. If you are in a new
town and want to visit a friend in that town,
you might stop at a gas station to ask for" -
directions. The attendant gives you good -
directions: two blocks north, then the first
left turn, and it's the red house on the Ieft.
You memorize the instructions, and then
ask what else is doing in town. There is plen-
ty doing, so you go off to see the sights of the
town. You know how to get to your friend's
MINISTER'S STU 1Y
house ana you could easily find the hooee--if----------
you went, but you put off_ actually going
there. •
n a similar sense, there are thousands
w io know the way to Christ - the way of„ith
a d repentance and self surrender. Still,
they haven't gone to make his acquaintance
because there are so many other attractive
possibilities. They know the way to Christ,
but haven't gone to meet him, and so do not
possess eternal life. The word says, "He
who has the Son has life; he who has not the
son of God has not life.”
Clearly, it is not enough to know about the
Son. It is not enough to know the way to the
Son. What is required is a personal relation-
ship with Christ. What is required is a per-
sonal journey to meet the Savior, and then a
living with Him and a willingness to follow
His leading. Such a life with Christ is the
present reality of eternal life. Such a life
opens the way to the future promise of, life
eternal! -
"Focus on .the Family"
film series will be
shown at Parish Hall
St. Peter's Parish Community in Goderich
is holding a series of films and discussions at
their hall on the corner of North and
Anglesea streets beginning on February 17.
There are seven films shown in the series
and they will be show every Sunday night
threugheanti!-1 acetal 'heseri-es_is, called
Focus on the Family and it is billed as
"candid, sensitive... life changing
experience for families nationwide."
The format for each evening is as follows:
7 p.m. -evening prayers; 7;45 p.m. -film;
8:45 -coffee and discussion; and a 10 p.m.
closing.
Each of the seven films deal with some
facet of family life. The first film is entitled
'The Strong Willed Child' and it deals with
Childish irresponsibility vs. willful defiance
and also helps parents understand their
guilt when disciplining children.
The second film entitled `Shaping the Will,
Without Breaking the Spirit' tells parents
when and how to let go of their children: "
SUPERIOR
MEMORIALS
ESTABLISHED OVER 50 YEARS
Goderich Area
ROBERT McCALLUM
11 CAMBRIA ROAD GODERiCH
524-7345
Clinton Area
Mi,C-H:AEL FALCONER
153 HIGH STREET CLINTON
482-9441
The third film is called`Christian
Fathering and it talks about the need for
fathers to put their families at the highest
level of priority.
The fourth film is entitled `Preparing for
Adolescence: The Origin of Self -Doubt'. It t
_explores the_ secrets of self-esteem.
41'hee t ftfi -film cantintres-w the Prep iing -_ _
for Adolescence: Peer Pressure and
Sexuality' and explores physical changes
_and sex_ ual development.
The st Ili `f-li m`is-'eniitied-eWite-t-Wietese-.-_.
Wish Their Husbands Knew About Women: .
The Lonely Housewife' and explores
sources of depression in women, low self-
esteem and abSSOnC of-romantie--love—in --
marriage.
The final film is Balled, 'What Wives Wish
Their • Husbands Knew About Women:
Money, Sex and Children'. It explores
materialism, the major sexual difference.
and menstrual and psychological problems.
Admission to this film series is free and
people from across Huron and Perth County \
are welcome to attend.
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