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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1987-05-06, Page 14Page 14—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1987 fellc,wship and Friendshi Wesley -Willis held their annual Soups -On on April 30, providing plenty of bread, cold meat, salads, coffee, and of course, soup. Dishing out the soup is Claudia Eastman while Ileft) Helen ( Anglican ENGAGEMENT DOBSON - SMITH M( 71nd Mr. Harland Srn,lh „I c Iralh(I,,r 1711'(7S(ed to onrraunr e the 1a,9719er nen1 et Hum daughter SWIM, M+ TV/ rent e' Janie•. Da1)5a1/ son of Mr WO Mr+ Wnr Doh.,,n nl 1 In,rnrr Aorlr 5tn,n. ,7,111 1,•,i ,use yrnd4,011.S n! ltlrr.lr71W1` (nlh'gr 1/71' 7v1•,1 doily (...,11 171117' plot (' limo n l'171' ,,I v7'( In,,., Avenue (Mired ( her `0 1hitlhate 71-1 Rathwell, Kathleen Elliott and Rachel Johnston help themselves to the other food. (Anne Narejko photo) ENGAGEMENT GARROW-YOUNG Linda Rutherford of Point Clark and George Young of Clinton wish to on. pounce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Heather Elaine Young to Fronk Albert Garrow son of Thelma F!Ii' by of Clinton rind the fate Gordon (;arrow the wecidrnq to take place on Saturday May 30 1987 of Ontario Street United ("hurt h at 7 00 p m Reception to follow ,n Clinton PRYDE MONUMENTS Personally Crafted Memorials Shop Showroom and Display 293 Main Street, Exeter FOR CLINTON & AREA Steve Fergusson AFTER HOURS: 235-0658 1-800-265-3477 FOR BLYTH, GODERICH, LUCKNOW, KINCARDINE AREAS Doug Stevenson AFTER HOURS: 528-3014 1-800-265-3477 "Serving Huron since 1919" • TOLL FREE COURTESY LINE 1-800-265-3477 Presbyterian fellc►ic-•«hip Bible Chapel 162 Maple Street Sunday, May 10 o45 n m Warship & RPMemhrnn(e 11 n m Sunday Srhnnl 8 Fnmtly B.hlo How '.1, .1.,• X, ,h F'l'' • p.•. F.o`+ng Se,,,ce Awnnn T„psdny 4 15 ',pork ie. Awnnn nt 6 45 8•hle Studies Thurs 1 30 Clinton Listen to "Just Neighbours" on Cable l2 Sunda s 5• m Tuesda s 8 30 • m. 1 Si. /'(rill ,.s Anglican Church Rev. G.C. Gilson, Rector ti..•,d,Iy Mhy '.1 A 74 1.4. F1\41( f , l 1.i k T1,., i S„,...1.)v Pentecostal t CP Affilioted with CLINT)N ENTECOSTAL CHURCH 482-5830 MEETING AT CLINTON PUBLIC SCHOOL 0 n m ( hr.st.nn Fdurnt.nn I1 n m Worship Se, I( C. h pm Fvnngel.st.r Serv.re Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada Pastor Rev Doug Richards St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church MINISTER 79 Rn„oreb,uv S. 1 rORGANIST Rev. Wllliarn M. Barber Chorlaa Morrill SUNDAY, MAY 10 10 00 A M Divine Worship 8 Sunday School Nursery Fnr.loips Prov Pried Christian Reformed Vunastra Christian Church in affiliation with the Christie$ Reformed Church PASTOR JAMES VISSER 1 WORSHIP SERVICES 482 7376 (Church) EVERYONE WELCOME 945 n m 630 p m Christian Reformed Chinch 243 Princess St., E. Clinton Sunday, May 10 Rev Homer Samplonius 10 a.m. Worship Service 7 p.m. Worship Service All Visitors Welcome United Ontario .Street United Church MINISTER 105 Ontario St., Clinton, Ont. ORGANIST Roo. David J. Woodall. B.A.. M.DIV. Louise McGregor SUNDAY MAY 10 11 n m Church Worship I1 n m Church Srhnnl Area obituaries Hugh Lobb Hugh Alexander Lobb, a well known Holmesville ,area resident, died in Clinton Public Hospital on April 30 after a lengthy illness. Born in Clinton on May 21, 1946, Hugh was the son of Mervyn and Jean (Webster) Lobb of Goderich Township. Hugh married Mart- je Koopmans, of Auburn, on August 17, 1968 in Auburn and they had three children - Greg, Shari and Nancy. He is also survived by his parents, Mer- vyn and Jean, and brothers, Don, Bruce, Murray and Gordon and their families, and one sister, Jeannette ( Mrs. Irvin Martin ) and her family - all of Goderich Township. Hugh is the son-in-law of Ruurd and Jant- je Koopmans of Auburn, and the brother-in- law of. Marsha ( Mrs. Austin Fults, of Car- diff, Ontario), Klaske ( Mrs. Brian Werth, of Hanover ), John, and Andrew ( both of Goderich) and all their families. Hugh was a line foreman with Ontario Hydro, Clinton where he had worked for 20 years. The family resided in Holmesville and worshipped at Holmesville United Church, where Hugh had served as Elder, Stewart, Choir Director and Sunday School Superintendent. Hugh's musical abilities were enjoyed by many, for he and Martie sang as a duet, while he also took part in a quartet with his brothers, Bruce, Gordon and Murray. He maintained an involvement in sports by playing recreational hockey and working as both coach and organizer for the Goderich Township ball league. Funeral services were held on May 3, from Wesley -Willis Church, Clinton with in- terrment in Clinton Cemetery. Rev. James Bechtel officiated and pallbearers were friends of the family - Bill Crawford, Dave Hemingway, Harold Jantzi, Doug Norman, Larry Rutledge and Jim Webb. Friends and relatives' met for fellowship after the service at Holmesville United Church. Expressions of sympathy were directed towards the Clinton Hospital Building Fund and the Holmesville United Church. Beattie Funeral Home, Clinton, was in charge of the arrangements. THELMA LEONE ROWAT Thelma Leone Rowat, of Seaforth, died Thursday, April 30, 1987 at the Seaforth Community Hospital. Born in Drayton, Ontario the daughter of the late Leonig Noecker and Lilna Hood . Mrs. Rowat was a member of the Northside United Church, Seaforth Hospital Auxilliary and Maitland Valley Conservation Authori- ty. She graduated from St. Michael's School of Nursing in Toronto and spent her early years nursing in Toronto and Bermuda. She is survived by her husband Lloyd Rowat; sons Peter of Mississauga, Bill of Ottawa and Jim of Toronto; and a daughter Sheila ( Mrs. Carl Richardson 1 of Clinton. Also surviving are nine grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Mrs. Rowat was predeceased by two sisters Audrie and Genevieve and one brother Alton. The family received friends at the Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home until Monday when a funeral service was held. Interment Maitlandbank Cemetery. Many attend induction service for new rector By Elizabeth Kettlewell Congregations of St. Thomas' Anglican Church, Seaforth, and St. Paul's Anglican Church, Clinton, gathered at St. Thomas' on May 3, to celebrate the joyful event of the In- duction of their new Rector, the Reverend Gregory Charles Gilson, B.A., M. Div. Mr. Gilson had been the assistant curate at Trinity Anglican Church I Galt) Cambridge before accepting his call to this two-point parish. For this important service of the celebra- tion of his new ministry, Mr. Gilson was happy to share the occasion with his wife Eva, his parents Joan and Brian Gilson of Kitchener, and his grandparents, Dorothy and Edgar Stroud of Don Mills. He was pleased, also to greet many old friends who had driven up for the service, ( from Trinity Church, Galt ). Among the many guests were the Reverend Douglas Pitts of Bayfield, and the Reverend Aubrey Bell of Middleton Anglican Church, who extended a welcome to the Gilson family from their community churches. Seaforth's popular resident, 99 year old Ned Boswell also at- tended the service. Mr. Boswell has been a member of St. Thomas' for more than half a century. On behalf of Bishop Derwyn T. Jones, Bishop of Huron, the Venerable William Graham, Archdeacon of the Deanery of Saugeen, presented Mr. Gilson to the assembled congregation. Conducting the service of Induction with Archdeacon Graham was the Reverend Canon Robert Birtch, rector of Trinity Anglican, Cambridge, with whom Mr. Gilson has been associated for the past 18 months. Choirs from St. Thomas' and St. Paul's led the singing of the processional hymn, ' • Praise my soul, the King of heaven". The Old Testament lesson from the book of Isaiah, was read by Charles Friends of St. Thomas'. The Epistle from the book of Ephesians, was read by William Kettlewell of St. Paul's. In the introduction to his sermon, Canon Birtch gave' warm praise for Mr. Gilson's dedicated service while at Trinity Church, and he stressed the importance of the com- ing years in this new community towards his development, and that of his wife Eva, and their two children, Michael, age four, and Courtney, age one. A period of silence for reflection was observed at the conclusion of Canon Birtch's sermon, followed by the Proclamation of the Apostles' Creed, led by the rector and his wardens. Mr. Gilson, accompanied by Ar- chdeacon Graham then accepted the Signs of the Ministry in the form of gifts from the congregations. Among these offerings were a Bible, an embroidered stole, the Book of Alternative Service, a cruet containing olive oil, the keys to St. Thomas' and St. Paul's Churches, and the Elements of the Holy Eucharist. With the reading of the licence as read by the Reverend Pat Nunn, our Regional Dean, and issued by Bishop Derwyn Jones, the for- mal Induction was made. With the con- gregation standing, Archdeacon Graham presented the new Rector, saying, "I invite you to greet your new Rector". A hearty ap- plause expressed the sincere pleasure of the entire congregation' Bonding this meaningful service was the Celebration of the Holy Eucharist, with Mr. Gilson as the celebrant, assisted by Bill Southgate, Rector's warden of St. Thomas'. For their anthem during the Communion service, the choirs sang, "Sing a New Song." Closing the Induction Service was the singing of The Doxology. and the hymn of praise, "Immortal, Invisible, God Only Wise". An hour of fellowship. and delightful refreshments served by the ladies of St. Thomas' brought to a close a memorable celebration. Church welcomes new members CLINTON - On April 26 at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 'Craig Caldwell, Paula MacDonald, Sheri Oesch, and Lauralee Johnston became members of the church in Full Communion. Eacii tueuiue( Wda extended the right hand of fellowship by Rev. William M. Barber, and the elders. They were presented with a membership certificate and given a Daily Devotional hook by the New Dimensions. PERIoR MEMORIALS ESTABLISHED OVER 60 YEARS Wesley -Willis United Church MINISTER -REV. JAMES BECHTEL, B.A., B.D. SUNDAY MAY 10 9 45 a m - Service at Holmesville 11 00 A M - Service at Wesley Willis Everyone Welcome Clinton Area MICHAEL FALCONER 153 HIGH STREET, CLINTON 482-9441 Goderich Area 1 ROBERT McC 'LLUM 1 1 CAMBRIA ROAD, GODERICH 524-7345,, (Wail' gaile04/494 FUNERAL HOME LTD. 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