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On Sunday, October 17,
Knox Presbyterian Church
in Goderich will celebrate its
annual Anniversary Ser-
vices.
Knox Church was founded
in 1835 and is beginning to
prepare for its sesquicen-
tennial in 1985.
At the Morning Diet as
Guest Minister will be The
Reverend Dennis Wilson
Clarke, B.A., B.D., of St.
Andrew's Presbyterian
Church, Sarnia.
Irk 1969 Mr. Clarke
migrated to, Canada from
Ulster to becme minister at
Atwood, Ontario. Prior to his
coming to Canada, he
graduated from Queen's
University, Belfast in 1955
with a B.A. degree and from
Assembly's College, Belfast
in 1958, taking his B.D.
degree in 1959. He was or-
Ftt'v. Wilson
dained in 1960 and became
minister of Maghera
rate anniversary service
Presbyterian Church in
Londonderry where he
remained for 10 ,rears. In
1976 Mr. Clarke was called to
St. Andrew's, Sarnia. He is
married to the former Eileen
Eakin of Carrickmacross, a
qualified pharmacist. They
have two daughters and a
son.
At 7:30 p.m. at Knox, a
musical presentation will be
given through the co-
operation of the choirs of
Knox, Stratford and Knox,
Goderich. Lorne H. Dotterer,
Director of Praise, Knox,
G6derich, will co-operate
with John Angus Sinclair,
Director of Praise, Knox,
Stratford, in the direction of
the joint -choirs. A duet will
be presented by Jane Love -
and Lee McCallum. There
will be one or two organ
selections.
Couple wed in Blyth Church
Flowers and candelabras
decorated the Christian
Reformed Church in Blyth
on Friday, August 27 for the
wedding of Tracy Elizabeth
Tucsok and Peter Edward
Hamming.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr: and Mrs. Frank
Tucsok of Alberta and the
groom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Kornelis Hamming of
Auburn.
The . Reverend Adrian
Dieleman officiated at the
double -ring ceremony. Mrs.
Ruth Dieleman was the
organist. Soloist Deb Sier-
tsema of Blyth sang The
Wedding Prayer doping the
signing of the register.
The bride was given in
marriage by her parents.
She wore a floor -length white.
gown with train, l ng.sleeves
and a high neckliith tiny
pearls on the front. To
complete .her ensemble, the
bride wore a three-quarter
length veil and carried a
cascade bouquet.
Debbie Daer of Goderich,
a friend of the bride, was
maid of honor. Bridesmaids
were Chris 'Kaufman r of
Stratford, friend of the
bride; Pat Loschuk. of
Calgary, sister of the bride;
and Anita Hamming of.
Auburn, sister of the groom.
They worefloor-length
baby. blue 'colored dresses
designed by the bride
featuring double spaghetti
straps, blouson tops tied at
the waist and matching
jackets trimmed with daisy
patterned lace. They also ,
wore flowers in their hair
and carried bouquets.
Flower girl was Amanda
Mannering of Goderich,
friend of the bride. She wore ,
a floor -length dress of the
same material as the
bridesmaids' trimmed with
lace around the bottom and
the sleeves. She wore flowers
in her hair the same as the
bridesmaids and carried the
same flowers as the bride
but in a basket.
Best man was Steve.
Siertsema of Blyth, friend of
Mr. and M'rs. Peter Edward (lamming
the groom. Guests were
ushered into the church by
Ri .hard and Keith Hamming
of Auburn, brothers of the
groom and Gord Tucsok of
Grand Prairie, Alberta,
brother of the bride.
Ringbearer was Harry De
Jong, cousin of the groom.
Following the wedding`
ceremony, a reception was
held in the Blyth Community
Centre where Mike Siert-
sema of Blyth, a friend of the
bride and groom, acted as
m'lster of ceremonies.
After a honeymoon trip to
Niagara Falls, Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Edward Hamming
took up residence in Kin-
burn.
Couple residing in London
following honeymoon
Dwight Isaac and Teri Van
Dorigen, both of London,
were married in St. John the
Devine Church, London on
October 2 at 3 p.m.
The groom is the son of
Mrs. Lucille Isaac of
Goderich and the bride is the
M,r. and Mrs. Dwight Isaac
(Photo by Frank Phillips)
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daughter of Anthony Van
Dongen of Clinton and
Norma Crockett of Ingersoll,
Father Jim Mockler of-
ficiated at the double -ring
ceremony. Music was
provided by a guitarist and
flutist.
Maid of honor was Barb
Hesk of London. Flower girl
was Meagan Crockett of
, Ingersoll.
Best man was Gary Green
of Pembroke and guests
were ushered into the church
by Sean Van Dongen of
Clinton. Ringbearer was
Jason Crockett of Ingersoll.
Following the wedding
ceremony, a reception was
held at Goderich Township
Hall Guests were present
from Clinton, Goderich,
London-, Windsor and- Parry -
Sound:.., v
After a wed'ding trip to
points in Eastern Canada,
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Isaac
took up residence in London.
Prior to the service, the
Women of Knox will host the
choirs at a dinner.
Prior to the morning
service, the Kirk Session is
sponsoring an Anniversary
Breakfast from 9 until 10
a.m., prepared by the men
under°Tony Hyde's direction
and hosted by Jim Coulter
and Bud Jerry. The guest
minister, the Reverend
Christian
teachers
to attend.
convention
Teachers from the Clinton
and District Christian School
will be joining over 500
Christian educators from all
areas of Ontario (as well as a,
smaller number from Nova
Scotia, Manitoba, and
Quebec) to attend the annual
Ontario Christian School
Teachers' Association
(OCSTA) convention in
Hamilton October 21 and 22.
Using the theme, "Chang-
ing World, Changeless
Christ", the convention will
challenge Christian teachers
to continue their task of
teaching every subject from
a distinctively Christian
framework. This challenge.
will come via special
keynote speakers and
workshop sessions.
Dr. Bernard Zylstra, Prin-
cipal of the Institute for
Christian Studiesin Toronto.
will address the delegates in
one of the major addresses.
Dr. Zylstra is well known for
his contributions toward an
integration of Christian
philosophical thought' and
different areas 'of human ac-:.
tivity in the fields of educa-
tion, labour and politics.
A wide' var►ety of
workshops-willbe offered in
most --subject` areas .and at . .
most grade levels. These
sessions give "opportunity for
interaction and sharing of in-
sights in turriculun:i studies.
The Ontario Christian
School Teachers' Associa-
tion has grown from a
membership of 25 in 1954 to
its current membership of
approximately 500.%1 The
OCSTA members serve as
teachers in over 65, schools
belonging . to the Ontario
Alliance .of Christian
Schools. The Alliance is the
largest single group of
schools in Ontario' outside
the public and separate
school system.
Anglicans
appoint
first woman
The first woman member
of the Diocese of Huron to
receive an appointment in
the National Office,
Anglican Church of Canada,
Toronto, is Mrs. Janet
Parker of London. She
becomes Development
Education Secretary for the
Primate's World Relief and
Development Fund, effec-
tive November 15, 1982 and
succeeds Reverend Carl Ma-
jor who has returned to
parish life in Newfoundland.
.Eminently qualified for
her new appointment, Mrs.
Parker is a graduate of
Mount Allison University,
Sackville, New Brunswick,
and has served for several
years as Development
Education Co-ordinator,
Diocese of Huron.
A member of Bishop
Cronyn church in London,
she was diocesan represen-
tative to the Ontario Section,
Primate's World Relief and
Development Fund 'and.
chairperson of the diocesan
Development Education
Task Force with training
programs for parish leaders.
Although the will reside in
Toronto, the new appoint-
ment involves considerable
travel andwork in the field
as a member of ' the
Primate's Fund team where
she will research andsup-
port initiatives of dioceses
and parishes which increase
un rsta idxrig of ; wort ( -
development issues, par-
ticularly the issues identified
as priorities by the
Priii "aterS World Relief and
Development Fund.
rMONUMENTS
MARKERS -CEMETERY LETTERING
MONUMENT CLEANING & REPAIR
PRYDE MEMORIALS
GODERICH • CLINTON - EXETER
Phone 524-6621
DON DENOMME - AREA REPRESENTATIVE
Denniss W. Clarke, will
speak briefly at the break-
fast.
Knox is looking forward to
a wonderful Anniversary'
Day.
GRACE COMMUNITY
CHURCH
Huron Centennial
.School
BRUCEFIELD, ONT.
482-9260,363-3341
and.236-4979
loom- Family Bible
School
11:00 - Speaker: Randy
Mann
PREACHING THE
DOCTRINES
of GRACE
SUPERIOR
MEMORIALS
ESTABLISHED
OVER 50 YEARS
Goderich Area
Representotive.
ROBERT McCALLUM
11CambriaRoad
Goderich
- 524-1345
Clinton-Seaforth
Area Representative
MICHAEL FALCONER
153 High Street
• -..Clinton • •
482-9441 '
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9:00 a.m. Anniversary Breakfast
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11:00 a.m. Service of Divine Worship
Family Service - No Sunday School
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