Clinton News-Record, 1985-08-07, Page 15•
Ct N -Ttie Clinton Christian Morin-
ed
f Morined Church'' had been " without a full-time
minister for more than two years. For a
large church with more than 165 families
and a.total membership of 712, a pastor was.
needed.' With the arrival of Rev. Homer
Samplonius and his tardily from Edmonton,
the vacancy has finally been filled.
The Samplonius family arrived last Tues-
day.®Most of the family came by car but two
of the boys pedalled their bikes all the wav
,4
from Edmonton. That tooktbree weeks,
The installation service.* Aug. 2, was
presided over by Rev, Beard De Jonge of.
Exeter: Mr. De Jonge h .d pulled some
ligaments in his leg while doing some farm
work, so he warned Rev. Samplonius, a
former farm hand, to be Careful about ac-
cepting invitations to help the dairy farmers
in the congregation.
The installation sermon was entitled,
"'Serving as Slaves in the New Kingdom."
ster after two
Rev. Hegeman based this sermon on Mark
10:4345 in which Jesus says that the
greatest amongst us must be a slave of all.
Greetings were brought by representatives
of Churches in Goderich, Blyth, Exeter and
Vanastra. Representatives of Lucknow and
Listowel churches were also present.
On August 4, Rev. Samplonius preached
the inaugural sermon entitled, "Our Call.-
ing." It was based on Matthew 24:14-30. In
the evening service filecongregationheard
Rev. Woodall inducted August 1
CLINTON - A large crowd was present for
the induction service for Rev. David J.
Woodall B.A., B. Div. at Ontario St. United
Church on August 1.
Rev. David Snihur, Londesboro, con-
ducted the service; Rev. Richard Hawley
preached the sermon; Rev. Brian Elder,
Crediton, represented the Presbytery and
Mrs. Myrtle Wai.kom, Past -President of the
Huron -Perth Presbytery was the inducting
minister. The choir sang special anthems.
Bob Elliott, chairman • of the Pastoral
Relations Committee was in charge of the
program. Tim Collyer conveyed a welcome
on behalf of the congregation, and Mrs. Art.
Aiken on behalf of the UCW0Greetings were
also brought from Wesley -Willis Church by
Rev. J. Bechtel; from the Ministerial
Clinton and area obituaries
• THOMAS REGINALD FRANCIS Mrs. Herbert Bunz and Dorothy, Mrs. Ray
Thomas Reginald Francis, 69, of Bayfield Minor, one brother Robin Pridmore, one
died Tuesday, July 30, 1985 at the Alexandra sister-in-law June, Mrs. Norman Etling, her
Marine and General Hospital. mother-in-law Doris Timms and several
The son of the late Joshua Francis and the nieces and nephews.
formeii Marion Glidden, he was born Oct. 18, At Mrs. Timms' request, there was
no
1915 in Aldershot. He was a mechanic who
owned. and. operated the Bayfield Garage
froth 1945 to 1976 when he sold the business
to Bilb'Mcllwain. He was also a member of
St Andrew's United Church, Bayfield.
visiting or funeral service. The un
home was Stiles Funeral Vome. Interment
Woodland Crematorium, London.
. ROBERT ARMSTRONG
Robert Henry Armstrong, 64, of East •
SSurviving are his wife, the former Evelyn Wawanosh township, died 'ln Clinton Public
McMillan., one daughter Marion, of. Hospital on July 31st, 1985;
Bayfield, two sons James, of Bayfield and He was predeceased by his parents, John
Lloyd, of Goderich and eight grandchildren. Henry Armstrong and Sarah Maud Wells,
Funeral services were held Thursday, surviving are his brother :and sister-in-law
Aug, 1, at McCallum Funeral Home with • Jack and Elva • • Armstrong of West
Rev. Paul Murray, of St. Andrew's United Wawanosh, .nephews and seises, Fred and
Church, Bayfield officiating.. Interment Ruth, Lori, Donna Lynn and John Arm -
Bayfield Cemetery. . strong and Carol and Gerald, Wayne,
Pallbearers included William Mcllwain, Claire, Michelle, Ron, Kim and Patti
Donald Mcllwain, Warner Payne, Jake McDowell two cousins, Winnifred Vanstone
Association by Rev. Wm. Barber; County of
Huron and Township of Stanley by Reeve
Paul Steckle; `l uckersmith Township by
Councillor John Brownridge; Hullett
Township by Reeve Tom Cunningham;
Goderich Township by Reeve Grant Stirl-
ing.
A social hour was enjoyed by all, with a
delicious lunch served by the UCW.
Reder, Gordon Westlake and Grant Turner.
Flower bearers were Robert Francis,
Robert Cook and Clifford Utter.
JUDITH ROSEANN TIMMS •
Judith Roseann Timms, • 43, of RR2 Clin-
ton, died Friday, Aug. 2, 1985 at Alexandra
Marine and General Hospital. .
• The daughter of Eugene and Laura Prid-
more, of RR4 Dunnville, she was born July
19, 1942 in South Cayuga. A medical records
technician at Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital, she was also a member of
the Benmiller United Church.
Surviving are. her husband Charles
Melvyn Joseph (Mel) Timms, three sisters
Donna. Mrs. Robert Harkness, Marilyn,
• of Toronto, Myrtle Desarmeaux of Barrie,
Ontario.
He was a member of Knox United Church,
Auburn and the L.O.L. Lodge in Blyth.
Funeral service washeld at the Tasker
Funeral Home on Friday, •August 2, with
Gary Shuttleworth officiating. •
• Internment in Blyth Union Cemetery,
Pallbearers were: Norman McClinchey,
till. Lutz, Don Haines; Ben Hamilton;
Harold aster, Ken Campbell. Flower
bearers, Ron McDowell, Wayne McDowell.
JEREMY PAUL LALONDE
Jeremy Paul, Lalonde, 10, of St. Anthony,
Nfld., formerly of Kingsbridge died on Tues-,
day, July 30, 1985 in Colborne Township as a
neniors honortop students
Scott and Mr. McDougall; lone hands, Mr.
Fothergill and Mr. McEwing; low scores,
Hazel Reid and Bob Thompson.
Some • members of the Happy Gang
Seniors will be taking part in euchre com-
petition in St. Marys on September 24.
People repot
Jennifer Hodgens of Vanastra visited last
week with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Wilmer Glousher.
Clara Riley spent the holiday weekend at
Elliott Lake, as a guest of Betty McDonald
and family:
Visiting at the manse last week with Rev.
and Mrs. Dave, Snihur and Gray were
nephews Nathan andMark Schneider of Kit-
chener.
Beth Knox spent a few days last week with
her cousin Ina Bgmsey at a cottage near
Goderich.
Holiday weekend visitors with Dora Shob-
brook included her daughter Muriel Millson,
Patricia and Sarah of Woodstock.
Mrs. Tom, Duizer was admitted to the
Clinton Public Hospital on August 5 for
surgery on August 6.
By Dora Shobbrook
LONDES13ORO - The Happy . Gang Senior
Citizens Club met .on July 31 with 32
members atteiding. •
President Lorne Hunking led the meeting
and Secretary Stella Adams gave the May
and June Meeting reports. Margaret Taylor
gave the treasurer's report.
Members were reminded that the club
gave awards to top students at the June
graduation ceremonies at Hullett Central
School. Tracy Salverda earned the
geography and history awards and Tanya
Boonctoppel was theirecipient of the French
award. - -
Cards of thanks were received from
George and Mae Smith, Gordon and
Madelon Radford, from Huronview and
•
from Jack Riddell
Mrs. Taylor reported on the seminar, How
To Protect Yourself, she attended at the
London WI conference.
Euchre was played and winners included:
first high score, Jean Scott and Jake
McDougall; second, Jirn McEwing and Ted
Fothergill; third, Mrs. Taylor and Dora
Shobbrook; ladie§' and men's high, Mri.
Jim McCall
Blyth, Ontario
523-9506
PRYDE
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Established since 1919)
District Showroom
SUNCOAST MALL
Goderich, Ont,
Open Daily 10 am to 5 pm
Telephone: 524-2337
about "Yalu' Own Salvation" taken from
Philipians 2:12-15.
The Church picnic was well attended on
August 5. The members of the congregation
had an opportunity to visit, watch the
children and young at heart play games and.
soccer, as well as visit with the new pastor
and his family. Several birthdays were
recognized: Mrs. Truus Baker, Mr. Bill Bot-
tema and Mr. H. Fidom.
result of an automobile accident..
The son of Denise Lalonde, of St. Anthon-
ly, Nfld., he was born Aug. 13, 1974 in Wind-
sor. He was a member of St. Joseph's
. Roman Catholic Church, Kingsbridge.
Surviving .,are his mother, his grand-
parents Jean and Ann Lalonde, of RR6
Goderich, great grandparents George
Clark, of Windsor and Henry and Edna
t alonde, of Windsor and uncles and aunts
Susan and Dan Bellmore, of Whitechurch,
Paul and Linda Lalonde, of Collingwood and
John Lalonde, of RR6 Goderich.
He was predeceased by one uncle Daniel
Lalonde in 1980 and great grandmother Ed-
na Clark.
Funeral mass was celebrated by Rev.
E.J. Dentinger in St. Joseph's Roman
Catholic Church in Kingsbridge on Friday,
Aug. 1. Interment St. Joseph's Cemetery.
Prayers were said at the McCallum Funeral
Home Thursday evening.
Pallbearers included Paul Lalonde, John
Lalonde, Dan Bellmore, Eaton Tai, Rick
Lalonde and Mark Pare.
Warming trends
Cozy decorating ideas warm up a room,
says Jean Riddell, home and family
management specialist, Ontario Ministry of
Agriculture and Food, rural organizations
and services branch.
Use textured throws or quilts on sofas or
chairs; add lots of pillows; hang up a
'favorite quilt on the walla
If you have bare floors, add areas rigs.
Use scatter rugs on top of area rugs or wall-
to-wall broadloom to add extra coziness.
Cover tables with cloths that reach the
floor. This is another place to show off a
favorite quilt. Protect the top with glass,
QUOTE
Of THE
WEEK
Be generous 7n your days of plenty,
and be patient In the hour of Toss.
Adversity Is followed by success and
rejoicings follow woe. Guard against
idleness and sloth, and cling unto that
which profiteth mankind, whether
young or old, whether high or low.
Beware lest ye sow tares of dissension
among men or plant thorns of doubt In
pure and radiant hearts.
Bahal Faith
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Baptizmal font
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CLINTON - Mr. and Mrs. Archie Mann of
Listowel, and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Rathwell of
Atwood, attended the baptism of their great
granddaughter, Kennedy Lynne, infant
daughter of Neil and Lorrie (Mann) Baker
of Clinton, at the Christian Reformed
Church in Clinton on July 28. Rev. Neal
Hegeman, a missionary who is spending a
month vacationing in Clinton from the
Dominican Republic, officiated.
The silver baptismal font used for the bap-
tism was the property of the former Knox
United Church, Moncrieff. It had served as
the baptismal font for two generations of the
Mann family prior t the closing of the chur-
ch. At the auction of the church property in
1976, Archie Mann purchased the silver font
as a family. keepsake.
Two other sets of grandparents attended
the morning service. They. 'were Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Mann of Clinton, and Mr...and Mrs.
Dean Baker of Hohnesville..
Other family members , attending were
Mr. and Mrs. H.V. Roberts, Listowel, and
Melanie and Shelley Mann of Clinton.
Relatives and friends were treated to a noon
luncheon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Neil
Baker following the church service.
in decorating
• plexi -glass or a square of co-ordinating
washable fabric. • •
Use warm colors, like oranges, yellows,
' reds and browns, in fabrics and paints. Dark
colors, even in a small room, can make the i
room appear cozier.
Printed wallcoverings look warmer than
the same colors in paint.: For cushions or
slipcovers, choose prints like florals, rather
than plains or geometries, to create a warm
cozy look.
Give your room a warm glow by using in-
candescent lighting, rather than fluorescent
lamps.
Hoogendoorn - Howes
Phia Hoogendoorn of Kitchener and Paul
Howes of Cambridge were married in the
Kitchener Christian Reformed Church on
June 28, with Rev. Jacob Kuntz officiating.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John Hoogendoorn of RR 3, Clinton. The
groom is the son of Minnie and the late
Ernest. Howes of Cambridge. Irene Fed-
dema of Kitchener was matron of honor and
Mike Tooze of Cambridge was the best man.
Nathan and Michael Hoogendoorn, nephews
of the bride were ringbearers. A dinner and
reception was held at the St. Jacobs Com-
munity Centre. Special guests attended
from the Netherlands. The newlyweds
honeymooned on the west coast and are now
residing at 59 Kimberly Crescent, Kit-
chener. (Harvey McDougall photo 1 ,
Euchre in Blyth
Mr. S. Mrs. Edgar Baer of Auburn and,
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Reid of Londesboro
are pleased toannounce the
forthcoming marriage of their children
KIMBERLEY CAROL DAER
to
DONALD LESLIE REID
on August 17, 1985 at the Knox
Presbyterian Church, Goderich at 3 p.m.
open Reception to follow. (Blyth
community Centre.)
SUPERIOR
MEMORIALS
ESTABLISHED OVER 60 YEARS
C HAN
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Clinton Area
MICHAEL FALCONER
153 HIGH STREET, CLINTON
482-9441
Goderich Area
ROBERT McCALLUM
11 CAMBRIA ROAD, GODERICH
5241345
Fellowship Bible Chapel
162 Maple Street Sunday, August 11 Clinton
9:45 a.m. Worship & Remembrance
11 a.m. Sunday Schoollt Family Bible Hour
• Speaker: Claude Martin
7 p.m. Evening Service Speaker Edward Martin
7:30 p.m. Tues. • Prayer 8 Devotion
Listen to "Just Neighbors" on Coble 12
Sundays 1:30 p.m. 8 Tuesdays 8:30 p.m.
United
Ontario Street United Church
MINISTER 108 Ontario St., Clinton, Ont. ORGANIST
Rev. David J. Woodall, B.A., M.DIV.
Summer Services:
11 a.m. Aug. 4 • Sept. 1 inclusive
Public Worship at Ontario 5t. United Church
Louise McGregor
Wesley -Willis United Church
MINISTER - ktV JAMES BECHTEL, B.D.
SUNDAY, AUG. 11
11 a.m. Combined summer services
In Ontario SI. Church
By Ray Lair
The Legion Diamond Jubilee Comrnittte
of the Blyth, Branch 420 would like to thank
all who attended and helped make the
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euchre party a success.
The evening raffle -draw went f Shirley
Wood. The door prize was won by Kay
Hesselwood and the Dutch Auction was won,
by Lynda MacKinnon.
Euchre prizes went to Ladies High -
Shirley Wood; ladies Low - Erma Brighton:.
Lone Hands - Shirley Wood; Men's High -
Art Airdrie; Men's Low - Ron Holmes.
Dorothy and Ron Holmes from Flint,
Michigan drew the winning tickets on the
table top barbecue and Side of Beef. The
barbecue went to Colin Neal of London with
the side of beef going to Howard Turner of
Goderich.
n.9a9EmE12.L
CONNOLLY- ADAIR
Mr. & Mrs. Keith Connolly of Bayfield
are pleased to announce the
engagement of their daughter Michele
Jean to Orno Hugh son of Mr. & Mrs.
Hughle Adair of Corbett. The Wedding
will take place August 24, 1985 at St.
Pauls Anglican Church in Clinton.
Reception at 9:00 p.m. in Varna. .
Church
Services
Christian Reformed
Christian Reformed Church
243 Princess St. E. Clinton
Sunday, Aug. 11
Guest Minister
10 a.m. Worship Service
7:30 p.m. Worship Service
All Visitors Welcome
Watch "Faith 20" at 9:30 a.m. on Global T.Y.
Baptist
85 Huron St.
CLINTON
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
REV. GILBERT KIDD
Sunday, Aug. 11
11 a.m. Morning Worship & Sunday School
Wednesday 8 p.m. Home Bible Study
EVERYONE WELCOME
524 9130
Anglican
St. Paul's Anglican Church
Rev. Gordon Simmons, B.A., M. Div.
SUNDAY, AUG. 11
11:30 o.m. -1st 8 3rd Sundays -Holy Communion
1'1:30 a.m. -2nd 8 4th Sundays -Morning Prayer
Everyone Welcome