The Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-09-24, Page 8PAGE 8 —GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1986
Commencement Exercises
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on
Friday, September 26th, 1986
at
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Can we discuss frankly what the Goderich -
Signal -Star means to you and your
family?
Call: Shirley J. Keller, the manager at the Goderich Signal -Star:
Shirley has reserved the time to speak to you any Friday mor-
ning from 10 a.m. to 12 noon at 524-2614 (or at your convenience)
on the G.S.S.
"OPEN LINE"
Religion
y : , tingour sins will
help us.
BY REV. GERRY
McMILLAN
BETHEL PENTECOSTAL
ASSEMBLY
One night over 2000 years ago, a Pharisee
teacher named Nicodemus aproached Jesus
Christ.
He was inquisitive. Probably in his own
soul he was searching for answers. He had
heard so much about Jesus and His many
miracles. Nicodemus recognized that truly
Christ must be of God.
Jesus told Nicodemus. "Except a man be
born again. He cannot enter the Kingdom of
God."
Nicodemus was puzzled. How can a man
be born when he is old? Does he enter his
mother's womb a second time?
The Apostle Paul tells us in 1 Corinthians
2:14 that the natural man cannot understand
the things of God because the Holy Spirit
does not reside in him. ,
Jesus was not speaking of mere physical
issues. He was recognizing the fact that man
is more than flesh and bore. There's a
spiritual element in each one of us.
According to the Bible, part of ourselves is
alive, but our spiritual part is dead, and
there's a real need. We need to be born
again.
In Ephesians 2:4 Paul tells us we are dead
in our tresspasses and sins. Because of the
MINISTER'S STUOY
fail of Adam in the Garden of Eden we have
inherited the moral disease of sin.
Created in the image of God, we have the
potential to do good, but because the
spiritual element has been scarred, we also
have the potential to do evil.
Sin is disobedience to God, His will, and
moral standard.
Sin is pleasing self first, before God and
our fellowman.
Sin places us at emnity with God. Because
of our sinful nature we are out of fellowship
with our Creator.
Sin is the root cause of all the wickedness
in our world today ... the cause of all the
fear, terror, loneliness, despair and sorrow,
that man suffers.
The rich as well as the poor are affected
by sin. The intellectual as well as the il-
literate. It does not matter what your
philosophical, political, or religious persua-
sion may be. Paul says, 'We have all sinned
and come short of the Glory of God.'
The Book of James (1:15) tells us our sins
cause death. The word of God states, our
hearts are deceitful above all things and
desperately wicked. From the beginning of
time man has attempted to deal with the evil
and wicked aspects of his nature to no avail.
In fact the situation is getting worse in-
stead of better (to the point that unless God
intervenes [ which He will) man will destroy
himself.)
Jesus is saying, you must be born again,
you are spiritually dead and powerless to
change yourself.
In His compassion, Christ not only reveals
our plight and need, but He also shares with
us His remedy.
This is found in Himself. While we are yet
sinners Christ died for us. The binding
chains of sin were broken. We can be freed
from sin's domination.
Jesus is promising Nicodemus, you and
me, that if we confess and recognize we are
sinners, He will forgive us.
As we open our lives to Him, He will come
in the person of the Holy Spirit and create a
new life. No longer will we be dead in sin,
but we'll be alive spiritually in Christ Jesus.
It's not an act of turning over a new leaf,
or some aspect of starting again. Being born
again is divine intervention. It's a sovereign
God imparting a new life into our being. It's
a changed life. 11 Corinthians 5:17 says that
we become new creatures, old things are
passed away, behold all things become new.
There's a sorrow and repentance for our
sins. It's a life pleasing to Christ's will, a life
that brings bountiful joy. It's being born
again.
Film "Joni" details woman's struggle
JONI is the dramatic story of a young
woman's struggle to find a useful life in the
wake of a tragic accident which left her
handicapped.
According to her yearbook, her
graduating class at Woodlawn Senior High
School in Maryland had voted Joni
Eareckson the "Most Athletic" girl in the
senior class. She was not only active but
outstanding in a variety of sports, including
ice hockey, baseball, basketball, and diving.
She was also an excellent horsewoman, a
winner at both trick and show riding.
A month after graduation, diving from a
raft in the shallow waters of the Chesepeake
Bay, she found her whole world had chang-
ed. Her head struck something solid and, in
a fraction of a second, she had suffered a
broken neck. The film follows Joni's pro-
gress from the moment she became a
quadriplegic.
She survived the broken neck; she was
alive. But she would never walk again, and
against that she rebelled with all the quiet
rage of her Scandinavian heritage. •
Every step along the road to recovery was
an obstacle she refused to face ... until,
drawing on her faith in God, she saw a pur-
pose to her existence and began the long,
hard fight toward rehabilitation, not always
winning, but never giving up.
In a powerful and dramatic film the
agonies, achievements, joys and hopes of
Joni's experience are shared with the
viewer. And the impact of its message is
made even more outstanding by the perfor-
mance of the star of the film: Joni
Eareckson portraying herself.
The film JONI will be shown at Bethel
Pentecostal Assembly at 321 Bayfiled Rd.,
on Sunday, Oct. 12 at 7 p.m.
Tell Shirley youy opinion about this town's only community ,_ �
Fii'i st;i aii School starts 25th year
newspaper.
Cr The Clinton and District Christian School
►+ Go `�� ae�� �� /' has started its 25th year on a very positive
"We Need Your Best Ideas! GNP
I note. •
At a recent 'membership meeting it was
decided to go ahead with a 2/ room addi-
tion, to do extensive renovations to the ex-
isting building and.to replace the roof. The.
total cost of the project will be approximate-
ly $130,000 of which $85,000 has been raised
by meads of a drive in the supporting
ANNOUNCEMENT
Drs. Schilthuis, Ridder and Hordyk
from the Goderich Veterinary.,
Clinic are pleased to anndun'c ,
that Dr. Irene Moorehas joined
our professional staff on
September 15, 1986. -
Dr. Moore is a recent graduate of
the Ontario Veterinary College and
also holds an Honors Bachelor of
Science degree from the Universi-
ty of Guelph.
Irene is married and has one young
child. "
90 _illi}>pl�'r?r 12 all •l1 IA I YI-• 4- J
Tlhs. ,veal ;. „School .;has .180,', students
enrolled from the Blyth, Clinton, Exeter and
Goderich areas. Two new teachers will be
added to the staff.
Pearl Samplonius from Clinton will be
teaching music and directing the choirs.
Joyce Dekker from Sarnia will be teaching
Kindergarten three days a week and work-
ing with Trix Bradley in the Remedial Pro-
gram on the other two days.
This will be the first time that the school
has had a full time Remedial Program; it is
being made possible by the new addition.
The annual meeting of the School Society
was held on Wednesday, Sept. 17 at the
school. Retiring board members were
thanked for their many hours of work and
Church Director
r 040�. First Baptist Church
% MONTREAL STREET, GODERICH %
% MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE 9:45 a.m. 1
% Sunday School 11:00 a.m.
%Pioneer Clubs %
Tuesday 10:00 a.m. PRAYER & BIBLE STUDY
% Tuesday 4:30 p.m. Kindergarten to Grade 6 %
PASTOR: REV. GILBERT KIDD
( 524-9049
3 Organist -Choir Director: Dona Baker %
You can find acceptance, purpose, loy & peace in Christ
ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH
Anglican - Episcopal
North and Nelson Streets, Goderich
Rector: The Reverend Robert J. Crocker
Organist -Choirmaster: David Hamilton, A.R.C.T.
Sunday, September 28th
8:30 o.m. Holy Communion.
11:00 a.m. Morning Prayer. Sermon: "Water."'
Church School and Nursery.
12:15 p.m. Holy Baptism.
2:00 p.m. Holy Communion at Christ Church, Port Albert>
—You are always Welcome--
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Knox Presbyterian Church
11:00 a.m. Divine Worship
11:00 a.m. Sunday School
Guest Minister: The Rev. Robert M.
Heights Soltford Heights
(Nursery Facilities)
I Enter to Worship Depart to Serve S
The Rev. G.L. Royal M.A., M. Div., Ministerr
Lorne H. Dotterer, Director of Praise
Sunday, September 28, 1986
Bisset,
t Calvary. Baptist Church L%
% RAYFIEI,D ROAD AT BLARE STREET
%Pastor: Terry Woodcock
3 Phone 524-6445
t _Nursery Facilities ... available
L Sunday School - 10:00 a.m.
% Morning Service 11:00
% Evening Service 7:00
% Special Musk at Both Services
% Prayer Meeting - Wed. 7:00
% WELCOME TO THE FRIENDLY CHURCH
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North Street United Church
56 North Street. 524-7631, 524.6951
Sunday, September 28, 1986
- 11:00 A.M.
WORSHIP 8 SUNDAY SCHOOL
Sermon. by Mark Richardson
(Cable 12 telecast of 1 o'clock)
Rev. Robert O. Ball - Minister .
Mark L. Richardson - associdfo minister
Robert Blackwell - dirocfor of music
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new board members were elected.
The budget of $407,200 for the 86-87 school
year was approved by the society. The
board has designated the weekend of June
19,20,21, 1987 for the official 25th Anniver-
sary celebrations.
Right to know .long overdue
For too long companies have been able to
deny workers in plants and neighbors in sur-
rounding communities the information they.,,
seek on what chemical's are being used.
Employers have hidden behind the argu-
ment that they must guard trade secrets,
while people whose health may be at stake
are unable to find out what chemicals are af-
fecting them.
To open up access to information on toxic
chemicals, a private meniber's bill on the
right -to -know is being introduced by Elie
Martel, Health and Safety Critic. The act is
called An Act to require Disclosure of the
Use of Hazardous Substances.
The bill requires disclosure by employers
of the production, use, storage, emission or
disposal of substances designated by the
Minister of Labor as hazardous to human
health or to the environment and provides.
SUPERIOR
MEMORIALS
ESTABLISHED OVER 60 YEARS
Goderich Area
ROBERT McCALLUM
11 CAMBRIA ROAD, GODERICH-
524-7345
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Clinton Area
MICHAEL FALCONER
153 HIGH STREET, CLINTON
482-9441
...with the New
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for access to disclosure reports by any' per-
son. The ministry is required to supply, on
recuest, health and,safety information with
,respect tb'edcli hazardous substance. The
names of persons requesting information
are,kept confidential. •
Employers are required to adequately
label hazardous substances kept in the work
place and to institute programs for workers
on the proper handling of hazardous
substances.
Both the City of Toronto and the City of
Windsor are moving to address this issue by
introducing their own Right -to -Know
bylaws. These bylaws will ensure• that
workers and people in the community•are
able to find out about the use of hazardous
chemicals. in their workplace and in their
neighbourhoods.
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