HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-05-13, Page 18MR. AND MRS, JEFFREY JOSEPH AUSTIN
(Photo by Hadden's Studio)
Chapel wedding
Blue irises and . white
daisies decorated Knox
Presbyterian Chapel' in
Goderich on Saturday, April
25 at 4 p.m. for the wedding
ceremony. of Jeffrey Joseph
Austin of Dungannon and
Katherine Faye Hoelscher of
G.oderich.
The bride is the daughter
of Glenda Hoelscher of
Goderich and the groom is
the son of Eldon and, Mary
Austin of Dungannon.
The Reverend G.L., Royal
officiated at the double -ring
ceremony.
The bride was given in
marriage by her mother. She
wore a formal white gown
featuring lace trim, long
sleeves .and a train. Her long
veil was held in "place by a
Juliette .cap trimmed in lace
and she carried a bouquet of
red silk roses. •
Maid of honor was
Michelle Good, friend of the
bride of Goderich. She wore
-a— tong blue gown with
flowered top and carried a
bouquet of silk daisies and
Bike-a-thon
planned
The Goderich Branchof
the Canadian Bible Society is
holding a bike-a-thon May 23
in order to provide Scrip-
tures for Africa.
The church is growing
more rapidly there than
almost anywhere else in the
world. At present the Bible
Society is translating in 500
languages. In the decade of
the 80s the Society expects to
produce the complete Bible
in 75 additional languages
'for Africa.
Through .activities such as
the bike-a-thon sponsored by
the Goderich Branch of the
Canadian Bible Society, it is
' hoped funds will be raised
which will enable the Bible
Society to translate and pro-
duce the Scriptures so that
those who want the Word in
their own language might
have it.
The Goderich Branch
seeks the support of people
of Goderich and surrounding
areas to help it in this world-
wide cause.
Further information
regarding the Canadian Bi-
ble Society and the bike-a-
thon may be seen on Channel
12 TV May 14 at 7:30 p.m.
Anyone interested in
bicycling 25 kilometres may
pick up a sponsor sheet, from
any of the Goderich chur-
ches.
SUPERIOR
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ESTABLISHED
OVER 30 YEARS
Goderich Area
Representative
ROBERT McCALLUM
11 Carr:brio Sold
Goderich
524-7345
Clinton-Seaforth
Aroo Representative
MICHAEL FALCONER
153 Nigh Street
Elinfen
482-9441
small blue roses.
Groomsman was Tim
Hodges, friend of the.grom of
Dungannon.
Following the wedding
ceremony, a dinner was held
at the Bedford Hotel which
was decorated with • blue
irises and white daisies for
the occassion.
The bride's mother
greeted guests wearing a
tivc2 tiIVLcLL SU
length gown with a corsage
of white roses.
The groom's mother
assisted wearing a two-piece
light blue suit with a corsage
of white roses.
A reception was held for
Mr. and Mrs. Austin .ort May
2 at Dungannon Hall.
The couple isn't* residing
in Seaforth.
Prior to her wedding, the
bride was. .feted at a shower •
for school friends given by
Michelle Good and Judy
Mohring and at a shower for
relatives -.-and friends given
by Ida McAllister.
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BY THE REVEREND
E. J. DENTINGER,
PASTOR OF
ArSHFIELD PARISH
Everyone agrees that it is
a common desire within all
people to wish to be happy in
life. Also the happiness
would include the- feeling of
contentment. A person's
face never lies - it has been
called a book wherein man
may read strange matters
and faces of many people
reveal that they have not
found either contentment or
happiness in their life. Some
turn to travel and go off to
lakes, mountains or distant
lands, only to find that there
is no magic chest filled with
happiness waiting for them,
And, if they revel to escape
iness is 1
vzng
Mhuister
's
study
personal problems, they
soon find that they have car-
ried them along with them,
together with their bags.
Many seek happiness in
pleasure, for pleasure is
often canfused with hap-
piness.any are the doors
that lead to pleasure but few
there are that lead to hap-
piness.
There is a saying that hap-
piness, is seldom found in the
tents of prosperity. One ex-
ample of this is seen in the
life of a man born near the
LWML holds spring rally
The Mitchell Zone
Lutheran Women's Mis-
sionary League (LWML)
Spring Rally held Monday
evening, May 4, at
Redeemer Lutheran Church,
Monkton, was attended by,
121.
Pastor David Elseroad,
missionary in Gatineau,
Quebec, spoke on the rally,
theme "Chosen to Share
God's Love". He ministers
primarily in the French
language. Mrs. Marvin
Barz, representing the On-
tario District LWML Board
of Directors, then presented
Pastor Elseroad with che-
ques. for $2000 for work in the
French ministry. This is part
i a Oft project. jeci undertaken
by the Ontario LWML during
the 1980-1982 biennium.
Other- area projects include
$3000 to Zion Lutheran Chur-
ch, Dashwood to help in
rebuilding "after fire
destroyed their facilities in
1979. This cheque will be
presented on May 17.
Twenty mini -layettes for
needy babies in under-
privileged areas were
brought by the 11 societies of
the zone. Zone delegate,
IVlrs...Anson.Ehgoetz of Wart-
burg, will take one layette to
the International LWML
Convention in Milwaukee,
Wisconsin June 22-25 for the
large ingathering of layet-
tes.
Mrs. Marvin Barz,
Goderich, was re-elected to a
two year term as president.
Others re-elected were: Mrs.
Alan Siemon, Logan, vice-
president; Mrs. Donna
English, Stratford,
treasurer; Mrs. Anna
Walkom,Stratford, Chris-
tian Growth Chairman; and
Mrs. Esther Rose, Mitchell,
Executive •Member. Newly
elected. were . Mrs. Dohna
Rose, Mitchell as secretary;.
Mrs. Angela Mikel,
Seebach's Hill, projects
chairman and Mrs. Doreen
Skinner, Seebach's Hill, ex-
ecutive board member. Mrs.
Skinner will also serve as
Guild representative for
Concordia Seminary in St.
Catharines.
Mrs. Kathy Beutel,
Monkton, spoke briefly on
the purposes and goals of
Lutherans for Life, en-
couraging all "out of a deep
reverence and gratitude for
God's gracious gift of human
life" to support all responsi-
ble efforts to protect the un-
born.
Course planned
In the - rapidly changing
rural scene, church leaders
have an important role to
play, according to Universi-
ty of Guelph Professor, Rick
Richards.
Richards, a land'reaource
scientist and former Dean of
the Ontario Agricultural Col-
lege, co-ordinates a course
which annually attracts
clergy and • church lay
workers from across
Canada. Co-sponsored by the
University of Guelph andthe
Toronto School of Theology,
The Church and Change
takes place this year from
May 20 to 22 at'the Universi-
ty..
For information on The
Church and Change, contact
Continuing Education Divi-
sion, Room 1183, Johnston
Hall, Universit of Guelph,
Guelph N1G 2W1 or call (519)
824-4120, Ext. 3956.
GODERICH SIGNAI TSTAIi, WEDNESI )AY. MAY 13,1981—PAGE 3A
od tJ.LLother people
end of the twelfth century in
Italy. He was the son of a
wealthy cloth merchant -
Francesco Bernardone - and
had a destiny waiting for
him, a destiny that was to
make him beloved of the peo-
ple and become known as the
little brother of the poor.
Like any youth with too
much money in his pocket,
he spent much of his time
with the sons of other
wealthy families and came
to look upon, life as a kind of
revelry without meaning.
CNIB facts
More than 63 percent
(2,430) of the persons
registered as blind with The
Canadian National Institute
for the Blind in 1980 were
over the age of 65. Further
information on blindness and
service programs is
available from your local
CNIB office.
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Then, when he was only 20,
he spent long months as a
prisoner of war and this
brought on a long illness dur-
ing which he began to look at
life more seriously as he
turned to God.
The story is told that dur-
ing this -period of his life, he
once passed a leper while
riding along the road. In the
middle -ages, lepers were
seen -quite often in Italy.
Francis, in loathing and hor-'
ror, turned his face away
During 1980, 3,820 persons
across Canada were
registered with The Cana-
dian National Institute for
the Blind, which now serves
more than 35,400 persons.
For more information on
blindness and service pro-
grams contact your local
CNIB.
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from the man and went down
the road when suddenly he
remembered that Jesus had
given love to lepers and heal-
ed them. He returned,
leaped off his horse and em-
braced the man; then he
gave him all the money he
had in his pocket before go-
ing on. A short way down the
road, he paused tb look back
but the leper was nowhere to
be seen.
The rnan the world knows
and reveres as Saint Francis
had discovered perhaps the
• most important door leading
to happiness; the one bear-
ing the - sign "Love for
others."
There was a great writer
who expressed this kind of
happiness in these words: "I
lived only when I_believed in
God: I had only to know God,
and I lived. This is he
without whom there is no
life. God is life, happiness."
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