The Goderich Signal-Star, 1984-09-12, Page 10i�.
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BY.PASTOW'BARRY VRIEND,
TRINITY CHRISTIAN REFORMED
CHURCH
One truth the Bible keeps stressing is that
there are only two ways to live. It is either
the way of Cain or the way of Abel; the way
of Jacob or Esau; the way of the righteous
or the way of the wicked. There are always
these two ways and every one of us must
choose between the two.
When Jesus started preaching,. He picked
up that Biblical theme and stressed that it
was either the "broad way" or the "narrow
way". Jesus said that most people are on the
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brnacl ,way and are headed for destruction.
Ile also said- that the narrovid, Way is hard,
and few people are travelling that way.
Jesus also made it clear that the narrow
way was the only responsible way to go. It is
the way that leads to "life". Tp experience
life in its fullest, to experience the happiness
that pod gives, and to experience the joys in
the home of God, youjnust travel the Bar-
row way.
The two ways are as different as night and
day. One is easy — primarily because it is all
downhill. On the broad way, you serve
yourself, make your own rules and are head-
ed for destruction. The other way is hard —
primarily because it is all uphill. You have
to deny yourself and "pick up your cross".
You have to turn your back to the crowd,
and suffer ridicule because of the way you
.are -living, it iswalways decidedly unp, 09jAar,,
to travel the narrow way.
However, there is also great advantage to
travelling the narrow way. Actually. there
are very many advantages. The most im-
portant advantage is- that the narrow way
leads to "eternal life" with the Lord. The
narrow way is the way of 'life" rather than
the way of "death".
When people take a bus, they are careful
to know which bus it is and where it is going.
When you travel the road of life, it is much
more important to know what road you're
on and where the road will end up.
"Enter by the narrow gate," the Lord
says. "Travel the narrow way."
Do you know the road? Have you decided
t0 live that way? The Lord tells us the
rewards are considerable, and they go far
beyond this earthly life.
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Mr: and Mrs. Scott Ruetz
Deborah Lynn MacCuspey and Scott John
Ruetz were joined in marriage July 28 at
`3":30 rl.m. at St. 13 eresa's Roman Catholic
Unwell, 'Kitchener. The Reverend Frank
Ruetz, uncle of the groom, officiated. The
bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ken
MacCuspey of Goderich. The groom is the
son of Mrs. Joyce Ruetz of Kitchener, and
the late John Ruetz. Matron of honor was
Barb Alcock of Goderich, sister of the bride.
Bridesmaids were June Ruetz of Kitchener,
sister of the groom and Trish Seaman of Kit-
chener and Debbie Quaid of Owen Sound,
friends of the bride. Junior bridesmaids
were Shelley Alcock and Tanya MacCuspey,
nieces of the bride, both of Goderich. Best
than was Rob Ruetz of Kitchener, brother of
the groom. Guests were ushered into the
church by Mike MacCuspey of Goderich,
brother of the bride and Ken Kesselring of
Cambridge and Mark Lappage of Kit-
chener, friends of the groom. Scott and Deb-
bie are residing m Kitchener.
Former Goderich resident dies at age 60
rangements were made by the Eagleson
Funeral Home in Southampton.
Interment was in the Southampton
Cemetery.
Donations to the Palliative Care Unit of
Toronto General Hospital would be ap-
preciated as expressions of sympathy. I
OBITUARIES
atford where Fred became well known in
\,..,, the hotel business. In 1963 they moved to
Concord, California where Fred was
,employed by the Rossmoore Retirement
Community security force. He was a captain
in the security force and in 1983 served as
interim director of public safety until a
permanent directortvas hired.
He is survived by his wife Alice -and one
son, Wayne of Concord. He was predeceased
by a brother, George of Goderich.
FREDERICK L. BROWN
Frederick l,. Brown, a former Goderich
resident, died in Concord, California,
August I5, 1984 at the age of 60.
Born May 1, 1924 to George and Agnes
Brown, he spent his early years in Goderich.
A keen sports enthusiast, he was appointed
mascot of the Uode rich Lions Baseball team
in 1939.
After attending local schools, he worked
as a morning milkman and then spent
several years sailing the Great Lakes before
returning to Goderich in 1946 where he met
and married Alice Lawrence.
The couple moved to Guelph and later to
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IRENE AGNES WATTON
Irene Agnes (Foster) Watton of
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Hospital on Tuesday, September 4 in her
66th year..
She is survived by her husband, Ar-
ch6i"shop Jafnes Watton Three' children;
Mrs. D. (Dian) Wise of Toronto, David of
Kemptville and Mrs. D. (Mary) Wilson of
Moosenee; her mother, Mrs. Agnes Foster
of Goderich; one brother, Ralph of
Goderich; and two sisters, Ruth of Toronto
and Mabel of St. Catharines.
A funeral service was held at St. Paul's
Anglican Church in Southampton. Ar-
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MRS. MAY McCREATH
Mrs. May McCreath of Huronview nd
formerly of Goderich, died Monday,
September 10 at her residence at the age of
97.
She' was born in Goderich on September
30, 1886.
The late Mrs. McCreath was a member'of
Knox Presbyterian Church, Goderich.
She was predeceased by y er husband,
Harry A. McCreath and one daughter, Mrs.
Howard (Delena) Fowler.
She is survived by one son, Wilson ( Bud
McCreath of Goderich; one sister, Mrs. Eya
Muir of Londa*?.;, 4risI tlrree.,gra (1S) ns, $tl
McCreath of Orillia, Bruce MCCreatlytif
Goderich, and Robert Fowler of Ottawa,
and great grandchildren.
A funeral service was held Wednesday,
September 12 at 2 p.m. at McCallum
Funeral Home in Goderich. The Reverend
G.I,. 11i v 1 of Knox Church officiated.
• Interment was in the Maitland Cemetery,
Goderich
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IChris Wicher, Pastor 2
Office 524-2235; Home 524-4134
Sunday, September 16 ,
1. 9:15 Family Education Hour 1.
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SHEILA B. FINK, B.A., PASTORAL ASSISTANT` .
LORNE H. DOTTERER, DIRECTOR OF PRAISE,
Sunday, September 16
11:00 a.m, Divine Worship
11:00 a.m. Sunday School
Sermon: "•A WORD IS SPOKEN"
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