The Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-07-22, Page 6PAGE 6 —GODERICI-I SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 1981
Fa1i honeym...on
Holmesville United
Church was nicely decorated
with white glads, yellow
mums and mauve daisies on
Saturday,. June 27 at 3:30
p.m. for the marriage of
Deborah Anne Johnston and
David Lloyd Sowerby.
The Reverend Stanley
MacDonald officiated at the
double ring ceremony.
The bride is the daughter
of Ted and Sylvia Johnston
of RR2 Goderich and the
groom is the son of Lloyd and
Julia S'owerby of
Holmesville.
The bride and groom were
given in marriage by their
parents.. The bride wore a
full-length gown of white
satin and chiffon featuring a
keyhole neckline and back,
long lace sleeves and lace
bodice. The skirt was three
tiers with lace on each one
forming a train at the back.
_ __ - The -waist-length- .veil. was.
plain with a jersey and nylon
lace Juliet cap.
The bride carried a
cascade of red silk roses and
white feathers.
Matron of honour was
Valerie Bendig of Goderich,
friend of the bride and
groom.
Bridesmaids were . Mary
Johnston of Goderich, sister-
in-law of the bride, Debbie
Sowerby of London, sister of
the groom and Sharon
Fisher of Goderich, friend of
the bride and groom.
The bride's attendants all
wore floor -length lilac
polyester blouson -style
dresses withmatching
jackets trimmed with lace.
They wore white wedding
hats trimmed with lace and
lilac silk flowers and carried
crescent shaped silk bou-
quets ' of lilac feathers,
miniature daisies and yellow
carnations with yellow rib-
bon and green background.
Flowergirl was Traci Cur-
ran of Dungannon, cousin of
the bride. Her dress was
lilac polyester with a round
neckline trimmed with lace,
a high waist and short puffy
sleeves. She wore a flower
corsage in her hair of yellow
and lilac flowers and yellow
ribbon and carried a white
basket filled with lilac
feathers and yellow carna-
tions with yellow ribbon
hanging from the handle.
Ringbearer was Billy Cur-
ran of Dungannon, cousin of
the bride. He was dressed
the same as the groom and
his attendants- .
Best man was Barry Hut-
chinson of Goderich, friend
of the bride and groom.
Ushers were Brian
Johnston of Goderich,
brother of the bride, Mike
Bendig of Goderich, friend of
the bride and groom and
Terry Johnston of Goderich,
brother of the bride.
The groom and his atten-
dants wore grey tuxedoes
with darker grey trim. The
groom wore a red silk rose
boutonniere and the atten-
dants wore yellow silk car-
nation boutonnieres.
Following the wedding a
dinner and reception were
held at the new Goderich
Are you fin
mg rest dor your soul?
Mr. and Mrs. David S'owerby
Township Community Cen-
tre in Holmesville.
The .bride's mother receiv-
ed guests wearing a .floor -
length gown of deep pink
polyester with shawl type
front and back and tie waist.
Her corsage was of pink silk
roses and miniature white
carnations with white
feathers.
She was assisted by the
groom's mother wearing a
floor length light blue jersey
gown with a lace bodice and
pleated skirt. Her corsage
was of small yellow silk
roses and white carnations.
Wedding congratulations
were received by, telephone
from the bride's uncle and
aunt from ,Boissevain,
Manitoba.
For a wedding trip 'to
Niagara Falls the • bride
changed to a niint green
street length fires§ with iriat-
ching green and white silk
corsage.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Sower -
by are residing • at
Holmesville.
Prior to the wedding the
bride was feted at a shower
given by c� -workers at
GDCL., a girlfriend shower
given by Valerie Bendig; a
friend shower given by Mary
Johnston and a relative Jack
and Jill shower held at the
home of the bride's aunt
Lynda Curran at Dungan-
non. The ladies of Taylor's
• Corner Community Club also
held a shower at the new
township hall.
Former Goderich resident dies.
JAMES B. MILNE
James B. Milne of 222 San -
tone Avenue, Welland died
at the Welland County
General Hospital on July 7 in
his 90th year.
A 'native of Banffshire,
Scotland, Mr. Milne came to
Canada in 1910. He and his
family lived . in Brandon,
Manitoba until 1932 when
they moved to Goderich. Mr.
and Mrs. Milne then resided
in Calgary. from 1950 until.
1960 when .they .,moved to
Welland.
A miller by trader he was
employed with Western,
Canada Flour Mills ("Puri-
ty") and then . with ' Maple
Leaf Flour Mills of Western
Canada until he retired as
plant superintendent in 1958.
Mr. Milne was very active
in church and community
work in all the cities in
which he lived.He was a
former elder of Knox
Presbyterian Church in
Goderich.
Police
report
Goderich police report
another quiet weekend with
the usual number of liquor
violations but not thefts.
A car fire at a residence on
Britannia. Road was in-
vestigated
as a Mischief
complaint. Three noise
complaints were also in-
vestigated, one from a car,
one ' from a party. and one
from the town swimming
pool after hours. A youth was
arrested and charged in
connection with the latter.
He is survived by two
sons, John Alexander (San-
dy) of London and the
Reverend J. Brown of
Calgary; four daughters,
Mrs Richard J. Matthews
(Ann) of Welland, Mrs. Roy
C: Holland (Lillian) of Ot-
tawa, Mrs. James W. Aitken
(Irene) of London, and Mrs.
Robert M. Bisset (Eunice
of Forest; one sister Mrs.
Isabella Hall of Winnipeg; 23
grandchildren; and 15 great-
grandchildren, • .: ;
- Mr:-Milnewas predeceas-
ed by his wife, the former.
Ltllias Burns Robertson;
five sisters and two
brothers.
The Reverend Wilfred
McLeod of McNab St.
Presbyterian Church,
Hamilton conducted they
funeral from the H.L.
Curley Funeral Chapel in
Welland on Thursday, July 9
at2p.m.
Pallbearers were , Wayne
Holland and David Milne of
Ottawa, Gerald Racey of
Stroud, David Brent of Lon-
don and Timothy and
Stephen Milne of Calgary.
• Burial was in Pleasant -
view Memorial Gardens,
Welland.
IDA [GLAZIER] MAIZE
On Wednesday, July 8,.
1981, Ida Maize of Lucknow,
formerly of Ashfield Town-
ship passed away at her
home' in tier 84th, year. 't
A daughter of the late Mr.-
and Mrs. ' John Glazier of
Georgetown, she was born
February 24, 1897.
She married Harvey Maize
at Goderich. August 30,
1923. '
Besides her husband, she
is survived by three sons,
Harold and John of Ashfield
Township and Gordon of
Lucknow, a daughter, . Ellen
Springer of Tillsonburg, two
sisters, Esther Dennis, of
Goderich and Mary Grain of
London. as well as 21 grand-
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children and nine great
grandchildren. She was pre-
deceased by five brothers
and two sisters:
° Pallbearers were grand-
sons. Dale. Springer. Tillson-
burg, Terry Maize, Wood-
stock, Randy • and Ricky
Maize, Ashfield Township,
Greg Maize,,Londesboro and
Brent Maize. Lucknow.
• Flower bearers were also
grandsons:, Ronnie and Rob-
bie Maize. Brian Springer
and Steve• Maize:
The ;funeral was July 10,
1981 at 2 p.m: from Mac-
Kenzie and McCreath Funer-
al Home. Lucknow, with Rev.
Warren McDougall of Luck -
now United. Church officiat-
ing,
Burial followed at Dungan-
non Cemetery.
By the Reverend
Marvin L. Barz,
Berea -by -the -Water
Lutheran Church
"Have you had your sum-
mer holiday\yet?" is a com-
mon question at this time of
year. Or, someone may ask
inist rfs
stu
on a. Monday morning, "Did
you have a relaxing
weekend?".
There is no disputing the
need of the human body and
mind for rest and relaxation.
When there is insufficient
rest or relaxation, a person
can be headed for a'
breakdown.
Our spiritual nature is no
different. Yet, many people
overlook the fact that we
need a spiritual resting -
place as much as we need
rest for our bodies. How,
strange it is that the majori-
ty of people today regard
weekends and summer
Birthdays
at Huronview
The congregation at
Huronview enjoyed a solo
sung by Miss Margaret
McQueen who was ac-
companied by Frank Bissett
at the organ and The
Huronview- choir sang the
anthem The Healer.
All wish Rev. Wittick a
good holiday and Mr. Darrah
and Bob Scott will be filling
in for him in the pulpit:
Wednesday morning,
Mary Van Camp,Maude
McFadden, ' Alicia
Leybourne, Lucy Ellis,
Annie Baxter, Elizabeth Hill
and • Pat Thurlow enjoyed a
van ride to Seaforth. The
Walton Women's. Institute
halped all those celebrating
a birthday in July to.
celebrate. , The Browns,
Elva, Elaine, Sharon started
the program off by playing
'Tennessee Waltz andBulkin
Hills Schutsi. Tracy Bennett
did the Highland Fling for
theaudience.
Marion Godkin and
Mildred Travisssang a duet
called My Happiness.and the
Godltdns, Mariort ., Donn..
Nanci and. Sharon..sang Puff
the Magic Dragon: followed
by the Browns playing Black
Velvet Waltz, and By the
Fireside. Tracy entertained
again by ,doing the Sword
Dance and then Mildred and
Marion sang the duet Melody,
of Love. The Godkin girls
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sang Do Re Mi and then
happy birthday was sung.
Birthday cards were
distributed and lovely
cupcakes and tea were
served.
Mrs. Elmer Desjardine
played the organ during
Bible Study on Thursday
afternoon and Mr. Desjar-
dine sang the solo "I'll Fly
Away." Mr. and Mrs.
Desjardine along with Mrs.
Prouty sang the trio "Just
Over In The Glory Land",
followed by a duet by Mrs.
Desjardine and Mrs. Prouty
"We Shall Shine As The
Stars" was enjoyed by the
congregation. Milford
Prouty read the poem en-
titled "The Eternal Good-
ness." Message given by
Mrs. Prouty was taken from
the text Matt. 25:
Preparation to. meet. the
Bridegroom, Using . the •
flannelgraph, the Bible verse
Rom. 6:23 was taught.
Huronview would like to
welcome Lela Kestle from
Exeter, Kenneth Lynn from
Bayfield, and Roy Rutledge
. from Goderich, who are new
residents this past week
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. Multiple Sclerosis
t Satiety of Canada
holidays as a time to avoid
the worship and Word of.
Jesus Christ who said
"Come unto Me,—and will
give you rest.—and you will
find rest for your souls".
(Matthew 11: 28-29)
Physically, many people
are able to function for a
time on nervous energy with
a small amount of sleep. But
in time they must either find
rest or collapse from
physical exhaustion.
Similarity, a person may
go without a spiritual resting
place by living without
Christ aslhe center off life. A
person may be resting on the
security of talent, intellect,
money, job, friendships, or
health. A single tragedy can
shatter those hopes. The per-
son can collapse from
spiritual exhaustion.
Jesus invited us to look for
the most important rest we
need. Those who labour
under a burden of guilt, anx-
iety for the future, spiritual
exhaustion, are invited to
find rest in Christ. He invites
us to wear His easy yoke, of
faith, trust, and hope. Even
while going through life's
struggles and problems, the
follower of Jesus has the
soul -rest of knowing the final
outcome; his or her final
destination.'
.We can rest and relax in
God's love when we know.
that by the death and resur-
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rection of His Son' Jesus
Christ, sin's guilt is wiped
away, and death's sting is
gone. In Psalm 32, King
David admits that he had a
terrifying restlessness anti!
he said. "I will confess my
transgressions to the Lord -
and (God) forgave the guilt
of my sin.'(verse 5) Then he
also knew ,',.`the Lord's unfail-
ing love surrounds the rnan
who trusts in Him"..
How about you, dear
reader? Are you finding the
rest you need? In the word
and worship of Jesus Christ,
summer or winter, you can
receive that rest for your
souls that prepares you for
daily work, and for eternal
life in the presence of God.
There's no rest like it!
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Wednesday Nights at 7 a.m. FAMILY NITE
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
BAYFIELD ROAD AT BLAKE STREET
EVANGELISTIC -FUNDAMENTAL
REV R. BRUBACHER Pastor,
10:00 a.m. Family Bible School
Why Missions
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1 Wednesday 8:00 p.m. Prayer and Bible Study s
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Sixth Sunday after Trinity July 26th•
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11:00 a.m. Morning Prayer.
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