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The combined choirs of Columbus and Hampton United Churches wil p rosent the John W. Peterson Cantata 'Hallelujah for the Cross' at Hampton United Churcb on Sunday, April 8th, 1979 at 7:30 p.m. Coffee will be served, folowing the service in the C.E. Room. Everyone wel- corne. St. John's Anglican Cburcb bas several interesting events coigu.On Palm Sunday, Api t t7 p.m. a film, Last Grave at Dimbaza. wich was banned in Southb Africa, will be sbown, depicting South Africa as it is,a broken commun ity in desperate need. On usdaY, Ap. 5th at 7 p.m. bear the làast in the Lenten Service Series witb Pastor Miedema, and from April '9th - 12th inclusive Noon Day Prayer during Holy Week will be held. Everyone welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Art Marjer- rison spent last weekend witb their son Gerald, daughter-in- lav/Louise, and grandchildren Susan and David, in Barrie, Ontario. Granddaughter Susan was celebrating fiftb birtbday and theg parents were able to attend David's closing i tournament., An open meeting is held in Simcoe Hall Ci Cbildren's Centre, 760 St. E., Oshawa, TUE April 10 at 8 p.m. The speaker is Mrs.S Niggemeyer, Assi Director, Provincial Be Brancb, Ministry of munity and Social Ser Queen's Park, Toronto topic, "Benefits for the1 capped". A solicitor wil take part and a: questions on "Wiils Guardiansbip"'as tbey ta tbe handicapped. Ail1 capped young adults parents of the bandiî are especially welcorn well as the general.pubi meeting is sponsoredt Oshawa anld District Cei Palsy Parent Counci Crippled Cbildren. Lunc be served. Witb Easter just a away, would you like ta following recipe for ac m 'I e. & . ~' , a. . I .. r1 Church at Division St. Off ice 623-3 l SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASSES 10 a.m. - Age Group -9 years and older 11 a.m. - BegInners, Kindergarten, PrImary B & B Bunch meet a? 9:15 in Church Parlour (2nd and 4th Sundays) Age Graup- 15 ta 17 years APRîL 8 - PALM SUNDAY 11 A.M. WORSHIP SERVICE Lenten Sertes - Man of Suffering NO. 5 - "HEY, JESUS, FOLLOW ME" Reception of Members by Transf er. Nursery Care ProvIded A Warm Wicome for Everyone 8 P.M. - EVENING 0F LENTEN MUSIC A selectIon of appropriate solos and anthems and Bach's St. Luke Passion wII b. presented by the Senior Choir, assîsted by soloists Monca Cotton, Rudy Hartmann, Ross Metcaîf. JACK & JILL SPAGHETTI SUPPER SATURDAY, APRIL 7,4:30 ta 7:00 p.m. Hi-C ANNUAL PANCAKE BREAKFAST Sunday, April 15 In Church Hail, 9s.rn. PROPERTY COMMITEE WORK PARTY Aprîl 16 ta Aprit 21. Votunteer nowl items o ig ber roast of lamb? 1 lamb leg New grand- Zealand, about 5 lbs.; 1 clove 0also garlic, crusbed; sait and hockey pepper. Rub lamb witb garlic, sait and pepper. Roast uncovered on a rack in being moderately slow oven (325 ippled degrees F or 180 degrees C) SBloor about 25 minutes per pound for iesday, medium rare if tbawed, 37 Sguest minutes if frozen. For wel Shirley done lamb, cook 33 minutes [stant per pound if tbawed, 45 ýenefits minutes per pound if frozen. Com- Serves eigbt. ýrvices, o. Her The Orono Mrena is the Handi- place ta be on Friday, April [l also 6th and Friday, April lStb ta answer sign up for T Bail, Soccer and sand Girls Softball for the coming rrelate season, [bandi- sand The regular monthly meet- capped ing of the Durbam Regional, me, as Chapter of Multiple Scierosis tic. The Society of Canada, wiil be beld by 'the Monday, April 9tb at 7:30 p.m. erebral in the Upper Cafeteria at il for Durham College. ich wil On Thursday, March 22, the Durham County Holstein Club 1week took advantage of the beauti- try the fui spring weatber that pre- classic vaiied during the spring break for the scbools and travelied to the Keene area of Peter- borough County for their annual car tour. The group visited four prominent breed- ers' herds in the area. These were the Doriscroft herd of Earl and Frank Doris, 'the 138 Glen Isle berd of Clarence Glen and Sons, the Ke;dale Lodge herd of Stewart Nelson and Sons, and Ron Warner's Ron Beth herd. Ail of these berds were presented in excellent condition and the owners are to be congratulat- ed for their efforts. An indication of the strength of the cow families in these herds is the fact that ail four berds T HE BAHA'I ' rFAITH 13: concerned wi 'th more than man's attitude towards Gad and Gods creatian. t Iphases af lite, and affers counsel and direction Iamong many lines of en- Ideavaur. Further infa - Pubic ibrryor Box 36, Bowmanvilke St. Paul's United Church By Rev. N. E. Schamerhorn "Ride On, Ride On 1In Majestyl' And Jesus rode into the city of Jèrusalem amid the shouts and acclamations of the excit- ed crowds. The people cheered joyfully, waved and placed, palm branches in bis path. The years of obscurity and opposition were in the past. His disciples basked in the glory of this poýular public demonstration. Little did they realize that these same people wbo were now acciaiming Christ as King, would, in a few short days, turn against him and cry for bis crucifixion. And so the drama of destiny unfolded.' The cburcb, tbrougb the intervening ages, bas cele- brated Palm Sunday in its' true meaning. It is flot a happy, joyous festival in retrospect, but rather it stands as a monument ta praise one moment and con- demn the next. There were some in that Palm Sunday crowd who saw Jesus as an eartbly king.- Tbey leaped to tbe conclusion that lie must be the long awaited conquerer wbo would lead the people of Israel in their seemingly never-ending figbt for freedom against their foreign rulers. When they realized tbey were mistaken, the shouts of "Hosanna!' turnied into cries of "Crucify Him, crucif y Himl' They tried to make Jesus into their own picture of a king. His words of love, mercy and justice fell on deaf ears. The 'teacbings of forgiveness and turning the other cheek were forgotten. They could only see their own way and s0 tbey endeavoured to fit Jesus into tbeir pattern. Procrustus, in Greek mythology, was a robber of are represented by bulis in Canadian A.I. units and are popular stops wben foreign buyers visit tbe area. Two local men bave a new record just reieased. On one side Ted -Hallman sings "Down Came the World", and on tbe other side Leigb Somerscales bas a drum solo, "IWipe Out". Background music by Country Express. The Visual Arts Centre of Newcastle is planning an advanced course in designing, planning and weaving fashion apparel called "Fashion Fabric" thfe end of April. For information phone 623-5831. Weather Watch, a new severe weather warning service for Onîtario went ihto effect on Sunday, April lst. For further information phone 416-676-3023. Dariene Dennis, and Warryn Lycett, of Orono bave been chosen to attend the National Patrol Jamboree ta be beid in Ottawa, May 23 - 25. The third meeting of the Bowmanvilie La Leche League wiii be beld on Tuesday, April lth at 8 p.m. at 3 Vanstone Crt., Bowman- ville. The topic wiii be Baby Arrives: The famiiy and the breast fed baby. Tbe con- tinuing series of informai meetings is open to ail women interested in breast feeding. Babies are always welcome. For further information please caîl 623-7004 or 623-3607. D'arcy Proctor, Pontypool, Dik Zander, Kendal,1and Neil Newton, Enniskillen, Will bave some of their art works auctioned this Sunday, April 8th at the Paul Giovis Gallery, Oshawa. Attica who placed ail wbo.fel into bis bands upon -an iran bed. He made tbem fit the bed. If tbey were too taîl, be cut their legs down ta the right size. If they were too short be put tbem in a stretcher until tbey fit. Today wben someone attempts ta force people ta one particular way of acting, it is called - placing them on Procrustus' bed'. There were many on that first Palm Sunday, and per- haps even today, wbo did this witb Jesus. When he did not fit their prescribed mould, tbey turned against him. There were also those in that crowd wbo could be labelled fair-weather follow- ers. They were always ready for a parade-as long as it did not involve tbem too much. They were ready ta be entertained. Tbey were ready ta cheer. They stopped short of commitment. A third group of people that day were represented by the faithful. These were the ones who loved Jesus. They believ- ed in hlm. Even tbaugb their faith wàs temporarily shatter- ed in tbe next few days, tbey were the ones wbo made up the early church. They sought ta serve the King of their lives. To serve the king means to obey the king 's commands and do bis will. As Kirkegaard put it, "ta be pure in heart is ta will one thing".J We celebrate Palm Sunday pruperly when we accept Jesus as our King and Promise, Him our lives in obedience. There are ail kinids of people who admire Hlm, who proclaim Hlm, wbo accept the benefits of His Body, the church, but true discipleship calis for more. It calis for heartfelt obedience to -the divine way for our lives . The story is told that after Queen Victoria heard a sermon on the second coming of Christ, she said to the preacher, "I wish Jesus would came while I amn still living". When asked why she would make such a request she replied, "I want ta take off my crown and lay it at bis feet. " Christ stili comes today. This Palm Sunday will you crown-him Lord of your life? Bowling Men D. Brown 280, G. Cowling 304, T. Embley 250, 254, J., Graham 204, 218, P. Gardner 218, B. Bicknell 210, W. Flintoff 299, 235, G. Murphy 204, R. Loseby 261, 269, 232, G. Forget 209, 279, R. Clapdorp 251, J. Clapdorp 289, 216, B. Lewis 236, R. Sutcliff 209, B3. Farrow 243, 208, M. Henry 263. Thursday Mixed B. Glanville 235, 220, R. Worr 268, W. Forget 201, M. Lewis 232, R. Forget 201, 203, V. Dunlop 254, J. Forget 203, 202, F. Forget 255, 245, G. Forget 214, 240, J. Worr 219. Friday Mixed H. Cali 215,,B. Madill 248, M. Burley 232, T. Cowles 231, T. Embley 221, B. Welsb 225, H.M. Munro 281, 261, J. Chapman 229, L. Willems 224, A. Vogels 202, R. Pearce 224, 205, M. Pearce 286, 210, T. Nowland 218, R. Good 227, M. Good 204, T. Sluymers 241, 247, B. Sluymers 202, L. Pearce 235, 240, J. Holmes 237, H. Nicholson 206, A. Pearce 204, M. Skinner 203. The ladies finished their season on Monday with the Kendalitos taking top place - Linda Bull, Theresa Lang- staff, Dobbie Langstaff, Isa- belle Patton, Diane Langstaff, Alta Langstaff. Congratu- lations girls and good luck for the playoff. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanviile, Aprl 4, 1979 Renovations Completed at Bowmanville Cleanera If you visit Bowmanville Cleaners these days you'll find that many renovations have been made to the interior of the store. Upper photo shows Mike Lootsma with his staff at the vintage telephone in the shop. From the front to back are Thelma Couvier, Joan Gimblett, Mike Lootsma and Ruth Forbes. 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Free Parking ut Rear 14, Silver Street 623-5455 75 LIBERTY ST. S. Sunday, April 8, 7:00 p-. FILM PRESENTATION "A THIEF IN THE NIOHT"I A UNIQUE FILM ON BIBLE PROPHECY MIN ISTER: Rev. N.E. Schamerhorn, B.A.,M. Div. ORGANIST: Mr. D. Deweti Palmr Sundlay, April 8th 11:00 a.m. Service of Confirmation and Communion Sermon "The Cry of Trust" The Senior Sunday School is ta meet at 11.00 in the CE. Room Jr. Sunday Schoo - 11:00 a.m. Nursery Care durtng service Nursery-Modern "Play and Learn" Nursery f or preschooi chidren every Sunday.;) 5 KingS AGREEI BATHROOM SCALE ~ MAALOX 350 ml SHAMPOO i'oundiand' 340 ml Suspension OR 450 ml ~l M etric Reading o951abt CREME RINSE White or Gold Ma Coloured 77i 9treet West Tellephone 623-5792 Bowm!anvIlll, Sermon of the Week Anglican (94=4ri PALM SUNDAY, APRIL 8 8:00 la.m. HOLY COMMUNION ___ 11:00 a.m . SPECIAL CHILDREN SERVICE Guesi speaker -Miss Christine Vonnacot and presentation of tonton boxes from the chlldren. 7:30 p.m. Speclal Outreacti Service Snowing the film "Last Grave at Dimbazal" "HOSANNA IN THE HIGHEST" Wednesday 9:30 a.m., HoIy Communion, layîng on u? hands for healing followed a? 10:15, Lenten Studios ledi by Betty Gracie, Representative for the Anglican Fellowship of Prayer in aur Diocese. Thursday Lenteon Sertes 7:00 p.m., in the church, 4th in the series THEUNtTY 0F THE BODY - ledi by Pastor Miedema (babysitting available for bath). 1Sunday School and Nursery care for your children. Temperance et Qusen Archdeacon Tom Gracie NOON DAY PRAYER DURîNG HOLY WEEK AprIl 9th to l2th Inctusive 12:30-1:00 p.m. Corne In and spend a quiet hait hour du ring this speciai time. Chancet Guid Get a Personalized Perm through Hair Analysisl