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PAGE 16—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1984
Dec 25, like Nov
BY HERBERT A. MCLEOD
FREE METHODIST CHURCH
November 11 has once again "called us to
remember" many things - the fact that
power-hungry men have tried desperately
to conquer the world, leaving no one who
could arise to successfully challenge their
rule of authority no matter how cruel; also
the fact that a tremendous price was paid in
the life and death struggle to secure the
freedom we are privileged to enjoy today.
And, finally, the fact that we owe a great
debt to those who paid that price for us.
We are now moving on quickly to
December 25, which also calls us to
remember some things. Another "Mighty
Foe", deadlier than any earthly despot, has
been, and is, out to enslave every one of us
for time and eternity.
God knew so well that we were helpless to
overcome him in our own strength. And, He
loved us so much that He gave His only son
to come to our world as a Babe in a manger,
to enter into the Life and Death struggle for
our Spiritual and Eternal well-being, know-
ing full well, before He ever came, that it
would cost Him death on the Cross to free
us.
You see, the Cross began in the Heart of
14.11."1.1.1111/11. RELIC3I0N
11, calls us to remember
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God before the foundation of the world. No
wonder a poet was inspired to write, "Such
love, such wondrous love, That God should
love a sinner such as 1, 0 wonderful is love
like this."
And finally, we need to remember that it
is not enough just to sing Christmas carols
and give Christmas gifts to loved ones and
friends. We need to make room in our hearts
for Him, love Him and serve Him every day
of every year of our lives. Let us realize
anew, how much we owe for love like His.
CWL hears highlights
from Pro -Lice speech
The monthly meeting of St. Joseph's
Catholic Women's League held Monday,
November 5 in Kingsbridge.
Teresa Courtney thanked participants
and sponsors who made the Pro -Life Walk of
October 20 such a success.
Highlights of the speech presented by Mr.
Arend Kersten at the October 24 annual Pro -
Life banquet were given by Mrs. Elsie
Dykstra.
President Betty Lou Dalton congratulated
Teresa Courtney on her reception of the
Special Bicentennial Medal for volunteer
community service. A replica of this medal
will be presented to Her Majesty the Queen.
Presentation of these medals will be held
December 9 in ceremonies across Ontario.
It was reported that the Deanery meeting
held in Goderich on October 10 was well at-
tended. Sixteen ladies from Kingsbridge
were present at this very enjoyable session.
Mrs. Bernadine Kinney indicated that the
Kingsbridge Area Seniorshope to meet this
month.
St. Joseph's School held a Remembrance
Day program on Friday, November 9. The
Christmas Concert is scheduled for Monday,
December 17 at the school.
Brownies and Guides are doing well and
are involved in several projects. The 4-H
Achievement Night is to be held in Brussels,
November 28.
The Kingsbridge cookbooks are now
available.
The next meeting will be the Christmas
pot luck supper on Monday, December 3.
Entertainment will be provided.
Betty Lou Dalton gave a reading on the
plight of farm children under economic
stress.
Father Dentinger closed the meeting with
words of encouragement to continue in the
practice of charity, at home and abroad. He
reminded all that December 8 is the
diocesan Pro -Life day, a day of adoration
followed by Holy Hour on December 9.
Msgr. Adams will conduct this weekend of
prayer at St. Joseph's Church.
Teresa Courtney moved that the meeting
be adjourned. It was closed with prayer.
After Five Club to hold
second Country Fair
On Tuesday, November 27 from 7:30 to
9:30 p.m., the Goderich and District After
Five Club will hold a Country Fair Dessert
and Coffee at the Candlelight Restaurant in
Goderich.
During the special feature, "The General
Store" time, everyone will have an oppor-
tunity to purchase Christmas items, crafts,
candy and baked goods' and preserves.
Anyone wishing to donate same, may drop
off their pre -priced items at any of the ex-
ecutive members' homes, or, at the
Candlelight Restaurant on Tuesday after-
noon.
Dale and Marion Hussey and family will
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BEREA-BY-THE-WATER
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Suncoast Drive, 1 Block West of Hwy, 21
Chris Wicher, Pastor
Office 524.2235; Home 524.4134
Sunday, November 18
9:15 Family Education Hour
10:30 Divine Worship
(Nursery service available)
Come, Let Us Worship the Lord
i• Calvary Baptist Church i
BAYFIELD ROAD AT BLAKE STREET
10:00 0. m. • Bible School i
11 00 0 m. - Worship Service
7 00 p.m. Evening Service1.
Wed Eve 6 30 p m Olympians for
boys and girls ages 6 to 12
I 7 p m Mrd week Service
Nursery Facilities available
i
WELCOME TO THE FRIENDLY CHURCH
Knox Presbyterian Church
THE REV G L ROYAL M A M DIV MINISTER
SHEILA 8 FINK B A PASTORAL ASSISTANT'
LORNE H DOTTERER, DIRECTOR OF PRAISE
Sunday, November 18
10 o0 o m Communicant s Class
11 00 o m Divine Worship
1100 a m Sunday School
(Nursery Facilities/
Enter to Worship •,_• �..>..e•. �< > Dep• ort t�Serv^ •
provide the music for the evening with
"Blue Ribbon Melodies".
"Championship Thoughts" will be shared
by Rosalyn Crichton from Cambridge. Hav-
ing lost a five-year-old to leukemia, this
guest speaker is no stranger to the many
heartaches that we all experience through
different circumstances.
You are in store for a special evening on
November 27. Come early and browse at the
"Country Fair" and bring a friend—she'll be
glad you did! Reservations and cancella-
tions are essential. Phone 524-9309 or 482-
7973.
• First Baptist Church z
MONTREAL STREET, GODERICH
Sunday 9:45 a.m. - MORNING WORSHIP
Thursday 7:00 p.m. - PRAYER &BIBLE STUDY
/ ORGANIST: MRS. ALYCE GARDNER f
J PASTOR. REV. GILBERT KIDD I
y 524-9130 1
You can find acceptance, purpose, joy 8 peace in Christ
North Street United Church
56 NORTH STREET 524-7631
mitis t� ui��'.
4aq..a• 0 f ' jl
1 Nursery and Tot Care Every Sunday
/ REV. ROBERT O. BALL - minister
MR. ROBERT BLACK WELL - director of music
NOV. 18, 1984
CELEBRATING THE
SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM
1 1 :00 A.M.
MUSIC BY THE JUNIOR AND
SENIOR CHOIRS
150th ANNIVERSARY YEAR
ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH
Anglican•Episcopol
North and Nelson Streets, Goderich
Rector. The Reverend Robert J. Crocker
Sunday November 18t -
8 30 o m Holy Communro
9 00 0 m Brotherhood Breakfast
11 00 a m Church School age 10 and under Nursery
'1 1 00 0 rn CONFIRMATION SERVICE and Holy Communion
(Modern Liturgy) Bishop Morse Robinson
Interim organist Mr William Cameron
Coffee time of4er the service with display of
Advent and Christmas books
7 00 p m Youth Bible Study
You are always welcome- }
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Mr. and Mrs. George Neil Sager
George Neil Sager, son of George and Helen
Sager of Goderich, and Catherine Mary Orr,
daughter of Gerald Orr of Goderich
Township and the late Evelyn Orr, were
married in the garden at the home of the
bride's father by the Reverend G.L. Royal
on September 8. Maid of honor was Jennifer
Harrison of London, friend of the bride and
groom. Bridesmaids were Karen Kolkman
of Goderich, friend of the bride; Janice Orr
of London, sister of the bride; and Angela
Orr of Goderich, niece of the - bride.
Groomsman was John Brown of Guelph,
friend of the groom. Ushers were Steve
Sager of Goderich, brother of the groom;
Tom Sager of Goderich, cousin of the
groom; and Raymond Orr of Goderich
Township, brother of the bride. Following
the wedding ceremony, a reception was held
at the White Carnation in Holmesville. After
a honeymoon in southeastern Ontario, Mr.
and Mrs. Sager took up residence at 139
Cameron Street in Goderich. (Photo by Jim
Fitzgerald)
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hutchins
Glen Kenneth Hutchins, son of Ken and Joy
Hutchins, formerly of Goderich and now
residingin Lake Forest, California, and
Kismet Amie Klueter, daughter of the
Reverend Dr. Paul and Sandra Klueter of
Laguna Beach, California, were married at
Neighbourhood Congregational Church,
Laguna Beach on Saturday, October 27. The
Reverend David Sandberg officiated at the
ceremony, assisted by the bride's father.
Bridesmaids were Dina Young, Michelle
Garman and Kelly McClements, all of
California. Groomsman was Mark Hut-
chins, brother of the groom. Guests were
ushered into the church by Kent Klueter,
brother of the bride, and Paull Helesic and
Paul Dougherty, both of Goderich, friends of
the groom. Soloists during the ceremony
were Carl Chevedden of Minneapolis,
grandfather of the bride, who sang
"Perhaps Love" and "With This Ring";
also Larry Hutchins of Goderich, cousin of
the groom, who sang "We Have This Mo-
ment". Following the wedding ceremony, a
reception was held at the Crown Pointe
Restaurant, Dana Point Marina, California,
with Gerald Fisher of Goderich acting as
master of ceremonies. Other guests atten-
ding from Goderich were Ron and Cathy
McDonald, Betty Fisher, John Reinhart and
Raymond Hutchins. After a honeymoon to
Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, Mr. and Mrs. Hut-
chins will reside in Laguna Hills, California.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lance Hamilton
Lance Hamilton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Hamilton of Comber, Ontario, and Carmen
Savoie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stan
Niemec of Dearborn, Michigan, were mar-
ried in Victoria Street United Church,
Goderich on September 22. The Reverend
John Wood officiated at the double ring
ceremony. Maid of honor was Judi Ouellette
of Kitchener and bridesmaids were Sharon
Doherty, Wendy Carter and Sharon Pollock,
all friends of the bride. Flower girl was Jen-
nifer Lachapelle, niece of the bride. Best
man was Dwayne Rising of Goderich, friend
of the groom. Guests were ushered into the
church by David Maclnnes, Don German,
and Mike Hamilton. Following the wedding
ceremony, a reception was held in the
Goderich Township Community Centre,
Holmesville. After a wedding trip to Edmon-
ton and Vancouver, Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton
took up residence in Goderich.
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MEMORIALS
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Goderich Area
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MICHAEL FALCONER
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Mr. and Mrs. Camille Bakin
Joseph Viannee Camille Bakin of
Mississauga and Anne Veda McDonald,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L.
McDonald of Goderich, were married in
North Street United Church, Goderich on
October 6 by the Reverend Robert Ball.
Maid of honor was Tory McDonald of
Goderich. Bridesmaid was Lana Shore of
Glanworth, Ontario. Groomsman was Carol
Bakin of Goderich. Guests were ushered in-
to the church by David McDonald and
Robert McDonald, both of Goderich.
Ringbearer was Jean Marc Bakin of
Goderich. Following the wedding ceremony,
a reception was held at the Candlelight
Restaurant in Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Bakin
are residing in Mississauga. (Photo by
Robert Nephew)
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