The Citizen, 1997-10-29, Page 24Auburn
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Bible Group meets at Bergsmas’
On Oct. 21 at 2 p.m. the Bible
Study Group met at Marie
Bergsma's home. Just as the lesson
was ready to begin there was a
close lightning flash and a roll of
thunder - then the skies opened up
with a downpour.
The study was on Psalm I - only
six verses which brought a great
deal of information. It is on the
godly and the ungodly and what is
in their future.
The Walkerbum Club meets at
Betsey Verwey's at 8 p.m. on
Wednesday, Oct. 29. It is their
Hallowe'en party. Come in costume
or pay the fine!
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Knox members at Londesboro service
The Knox United Church
congregation attended Londesboro
United Church anniversary on
Sunday, Oct. 26 at 11:15 p.m.
There was no service at Auburn.
The anniversary preacher was
Rev. David Snihur who ministered
at Auburn and Londesboro from
1983 - 1990.
It was an excellent service with a
junior choir, a full senior choir plus
a beautiful gospel medley with
Susan Van Egmond playing an alto
saxophone.
Barbara Bosman is the junior
choir director and Gail Lear is the
senior director with organists K.
Szusz and A. Postma.
Rev. Snihur's sermon was on "Be
Still and Know that I am God." He
MORLEY JOHNSON
Morley Johnson of Fordwich
passed away suddenly at Wingham
and District Hospital, Sunday, Oct.
19, 1997, in his 81st year.
He was the beloved husband of
Marjorie Johnston, loving father of
Wayne and Ronna Lee Johnson of
Gorrie, Barry and Stella Johnson of
Alma, Lynn Tucker and Max Cor
don of Cambridge, Brenda and
Peter Tessel of Hesson and Brad
and Sandy Johnson of Fordwich
and the loving grandfather of nine
grandchildren.
Mr. Johnson was the dear brother
of Carrol Johnson of Listowel,
Hazel Cooper and Eileen Johnson
of Waterloo, Leone Cameron of
London and the late Claude.
Rev. Jagger officiated at the Oct.
12 service at Betts Visitation Cen
tre, Gorrie.
Interment was at Fordwich
Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Rod Cameron,
Murray Kirkby, Doug Cameron,
Lome Mann, Gordon Mann and
Doug Mason.
Fordwich Masonic Lodge #331
AF&AM, conducted a memorial
service Oct. 20.
In remembrance, donations to the
Ontario Heart and Stroke founda
tion or the Fordwich United Church
would be appreciated by the family.
ISABELL WALSH
Isabell Walsh of Mitchell, for
merly of RR1, Belgrave, passed
away, Tuesday, Oct. 21, 1997 at
Stratford General Hospital. She
was 78.
She was the beloved wife of
Cameron Walsh of Versa Care
Nursing Home, Sebringville, loving
mother of Gwen Walsh, Ivan
Walsh, Janice Walsh and Vem and
Debbie Walsh, and the loved
grandmother of Nicole and Craig
Walsh. 1
Rev. Cathrine Campbell officiat
ed at the funeral service, Oct. 24,
held at Betts Funeral Home, Brus
sels.
Interment was at Brussels Ceme
tery.
In remembrance, donations to the
Canadian Cancer Society would be
appreciated by the family.
ANNIE MARGARET COOK
Annie Margaret Cook passed
peacefully away Sunday, Oct. 19,
1997 at her home in Belgrave. She
was 75. Miss Cook was a daughter
of George and Ivy Cook. She was
the dear sister of Elsie and Jim
Walsh, Blyth; Florence McArter,
Belgrave; Nora and Ben
Huckinson, Callander; Muriel
Bosman, Sault Ste. Marie; Mildred
and Jim Paton, Mossley; Evelyn
and Bud Smith, Regina, Sask, and
Wes and Charlie, both of Belgrave.
She was the sister-in-law of Loma
Cook, Belgrave and Ray Green,
Kincardine. Miss Cook was
predeceased by a brother Norman,
and sister Lois. She will be sadly
missed by many nieces and
nephews and friends and cousin
Alice.
She was a faithful member of
Belgrave United Church and the
UCW.
Funeral services were held at the
church with visitation one hour
prior to the service on Tuesday,
Oct. 21. Rev. Mary Jane Hobden
officiated.
Carrying Miss Cook to her final
resting place were six nephews,
Gary McArter, Don Walsh, David
Bosman, Richard Paton, Ron and
Cam Cook. Flowerbearers were
two nieces, Kathy Green and
Donna Woollett.
Interment was at Brandon
Cemtetery, Belgrave.
spoke of a Fellowship Group that is
growing in the United Church and
of its value.
He spoke of the story of Jesus
walking on the water as told in
Matthew 14 and of Peter starling to
walk to him and becoming
frightened. Then Jesus, imme
diately, reached out his hand and
saved him from the treacherous sea.
God can bring peace to all who
come to him for it. Rev. Snihur
said, "God is always with us."
He closed with prayer.
The closing hymn was Guide Me,
O Thou Great Jehovah followed by
the Benediction. The Hallelujah
was the closing chorus.
The congregation went down
stairs and enjoyed a lunch served
by Londesboro women.
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