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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-12-27, Page 15MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM RICHARD HARMAN Wed in Varna Varna United Church was the scene of a pretty autumn wedding at 4 p.m. on Saturday, November 10, when Karen Catherine Webster of Bayfield and William Richard Harman of R.R.5, Lucknow ex- changed marriage vows. The Reverend W. Brown performed the double -ring ceremony. • Mrs. Margery Huether of Walton, cousin of the bride, was organist and t u° Mrs. Alice Andrews of Clinton sang, "The Wedding Prayer" and "0 Perfect Love". The bride's'parents are Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Webster of Clinton. The 'groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. William Ascott of Windsor. Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose a floor -length gown • of jersey knit polyester with embroidered lace in A-line style. It featured a gathered empire waist, a round neckline with sheer yoke, and standup collar. She wore an opal necklace and earrings, - gifts of the groom. She carried silk red royal roses and./white daisies, centered around a cream colored orchid with baby's breath. Maid of honor was Joan Hart of Stratford, niece of the bride. The bridesmaid was Tracey Harman, daughter of the groom and junior bridesmaid was Dannielle Harman, daughter of the groom. They were gowned identically in floor -length dresses in raspberry polyester knit with V - necklines, stand-up collars, and puffed sleeves. They carried nosegays of silk red royal roses, white daises, yellow,-Ompatiens, blue cornflowers and white baby's breath. In her role Of flowergirl, the. bride's niece, Nancy Webster, of Varna, wore a floor - length wine.. velvet gown styled identically to the bridesmaids'. She carried a basket of flowers matching the bridesmaids'. A good friend of the groom, Doug Aitchison of Lucknow,,, was best man and ushers were David Hart of Brussels, nephew of the bride and Don Armstrong of Brussels, friend of the groom. • The groom wore a grey tuxedo with darker grey satin lapels, bow -tie and matching black vest and a white ruffled shirt. i -1\e wore a silk red royal rose The other male at tendants wore grey tuxedos with satin trim, -darker pants, black bow ties, matching black vest and white ruffled shirts. Their boutonnieres were single pink carnations. ' Dinner was served after the wedding in Varna United Church Sunday 'S:choo1 room where tables were decorated with pink and raspberry candles and wine carnation bowls. A reception was held later at the White Car- nation where music was supplied by Disc Jockey Unlimited. Receiving guests, the bride's mother , chose a street -length lilac dress. Her corsage was a white A�Lu orchid. Thegroom's mother chose a multi -colored striped with black background street -length Peace on earth. BY BROWNIE I am a doodler, or a dabbler, or whatever you call it when you sit down with pen to- hand and either draw a picture or put into words, a thought or idea that takes over the mind -until it is released on paper. In these last days of 1979, when I and most people are preparing themselves and their homes to tell the good news of 'Peace on earth, goodwill toward men', the news reports are filling our homes with the bad news of 'Turbulence on earth and hatred toward men', and' we ask the unanswered question, "What is this world coming to?" As I thought about it and tried to put the blame on some unknown person or thing, I realized that the world is not an inanimate object, void of any sense or feeling. The • - dress. Hercorsage was a pink orchid. For travelling, the bride chose a navy '4, figured street -length dress of polyester knit. Her accessories were navy and she wore a silk corsage of red car- nations. Mr. and Mrs. Harman reside in Bayfield. Prior to the wedding, the bride was feted at a shower given by Mrs. Phyllis Campbell and Mrs. Clara Johnston of Bayfield, for relatives of the bride; at, a surprise shower held by Mrs. Ruth Pfrimmer and Ms. Carole Robinson -of Goderich, for friends of the bride; and at a community shower at Varna. A presentation was made by tie County of Huron at a/luncheon. The bride is n employee of the count world is one. The World is you. The world is all mankind. The following verse is my reflections of a world full off despair and anxiety. 'What in this world are people searching for? Why are we so dissatisfied? Why do we always think the grass is so much greener on the other side? What in this world are people fighting for? Why do we need an enemy? Why can't we live with othwcs near and far in peaceful harmony? Everyone was made by our Creator Equal - though' different we may be. This was planned so we could share the goodness, And forgive the evil that we see, 'in all, in you, in me. What in this world are people searching for? What is this thing that can't be bought? Why do we take for granted all we have And wish for things we haven't got? How would we feel if we' could buy all things? Would we be happy and content? Or would we find there's something missing When our money is all spent Everyone was made by our Creator Given - our hopes, our dreams, our fears, This was planned so we could share'with others All the wisdom gained throughout the years, by all, by you, by me. What in this world are people searching for? Scanning each country and each town. Perhaps' we'd find This thing we need so much • Western Colour' Film Service Ltd. 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Wouldn't it be nice if in 1980, the start of a new decade, the world would once again experience the joy of peace on earth, goodwill to all - to you - to me? Dear Captain Comet, My name is Marnie Sims. I would like to join your Birthday Club. I aro going to be seven years old. Myrrthday is Decemberz22. 1 go to Robertson School. I am in Grade 2. Merry Christmas! Your friend, Marnie. • 4 (ODER ICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1979 --PAGE 15 New church officially open BY PASTOR FRED DAY Pastor and Mrs. Fred Day and Congreion of Bethel Pentecostal Assembly officially opened new church facilities at 321 Bayfield Road, on December 9 at 3 P.M. in a service of dedication. Former pastors and members of this assembly and visitors Please God,. be with them Please God, be with them where they roam. Alcohol and drugs we should not take Hope you refuse them fo all our sake. A daughter is pregnan who to blame, She will do the paying in the sex game. Let her not hurry to change her name For we will love and comfort without shame. Sometimes we are angry and do get cross You only . think we are trying to be boss. But we love you dearly no less PARENT FEARS ' A baby cries and should be fed. The fear of choking is our dread. Our baby's walking, what a fear One miss step will cause a tear. Off to school, and a parent will know The roads are dangerous, where they go. Our child grows up, a car is next Late nights make parents a wreck. A siren wails and they aren't home, And only want, what for you is best. At last tiey are married and on their own When often they say it is 'their weekend to roam We try not to worry, now we are alone But are glad to hear they are once more home. A parent we become and stay throughout the years And it sure is worth all the tears and fears. To have someone say over those years We love and thank you, parent dear. Just Parents came from various pas of Ontario to attend this celebration. Highlights of the dedication service in- cluded the act of dedication and dedication message by ' Reverend Homer Cantelon, District Superintendent of the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada, reflections from former pastors, Reverend Harold Underhill„ Reverend Richard Greene, Reverend H. Cracknell, Reverend Robert Clarke and Reverend Peter St. Don and congratulatory words by his worship Mayor Harry Worsell. Musical highlights included the Joyful Sound of Waterloo, Ron Smith, tenor soloist of Cam- bridge, and the Bethel Choir under the musical direction of Mrs. Fred Day. The Saturday night celebration took the form of a Festival of Praise addressed by Rev. Peter St. Don, London pastor. The speaker at the Sunday m'orning,service was Reverend Richard Green.e,. pastor from Brantford and 'District Executive member, Special guests for the official opening included members of Goderich town council, the president and members of the Goderich Ministerial Association and pastors of Pen- tecostal churches in our section. The dedication weekend concluded Sunday evening with a true festival of praise to God for the great things He hath done and will do, in helping us to be of service in our com- munity. a. TAME'EM mot®_SiSI \1' J tIF YOU CAN) HOT DEALS ON NEW AND USED MANY UNITS ON HAND TO CHOOSE FROM AFTER HOURS: JERRY...345-2372 SEAFORTH mono T 01 FARM EOUI^MINT IIMUED 111 °I