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Hodgson dies in U.S. A VARIETY ON ICE AT HURON PARK — Members of the Huron Park Figure Skating club will be presenting their annual Carnival, Tuesday night at the Huron Park arena at seven o'clock. Shown above in a preview with their Teddy Bear costumes are from left, Linda Pearson, Jackie Riehl, Heather Brayman, Elaine Clarke and Joanne Malone. T-A photo. There's a Cromarty Boy Scouts have banquet for 'dads TitresrAd. wocate, March 19, 1970 Pogo 15 - 1111111111111111111111111111111111111 n 11.111111111/111.1111.111111111111' imirmommiimiwinnwinionimimimonisroodommormii By MRS. J. H. PATON The Rev. G. Burton Hodgson, Associate Director of Administration and Director of the Promotion Department of the Diocese of Michigan, died Monday, March 9 in Detroit Osteopathic Hospital following a long illness. He was 63 years old, Mr. Hodgson has been a member of the Bishops' staff since 1953 when he was appointed Director of Christian Education. Prior to taking the Diocesan position, Mr. Hodgson served as associate rector of Christ Church, Dearborn and as rector -of St. Pauls church, St. Clair from 1950-53. Born in Clandeboye, Ontario, Canada, in October 1906, he was a telegraph operator for the Canadian National Railway before the age of 19, when he came to the United States and took a similar job with the Grand Trunk Western Railroad in Pontaic, Michigan. He became an accountant for the Pontiac Motor Division of General Motors Corporation in 1933 and later was general auditor for this corporation. During this period, he was active as a layman in charge of the Educational program for All Saints Church, Pontiac, and also served as vestryman. He entered the armed services in May, 1942 and was discharged from the U.S. Army in 1946 with the rank of Captain. Mr. Hodgson did his college work at American University, Washington D.C. and Lake Forest,Illinois. He was graduated from Seabury Western Seminary, Evanston, Ill. in June, 1949. He was ordained Deacon in 1949 and Priest in 1950. During his ten years as Director of Christian Education, Mr. Hodgson supervised the publishing of nationally used Christian Education materials, two teacher training courses, four adult study courses, a vacation school course, lay readers' training course and other educational items, He was a trustee of the Michigan Theological Foundation and a member of the Board of Directors of the Diocesan School of Theology. Mr. Hodgson is survived by his wife Helen and two daughters Susan and Jane; also five sisters in various parts of Canada and one brother Murray of Lucan. The funeral service at Cathedral Church of St, Paul, Detroit was officiated by Rt. Rev. Richard S. Emrich. Mrs. H. Brophey, District WI President was guest speaker at the Clandeboye WI meeting held at the home of Mrs. Wilmer Scott, Wednesday afternoon. Her talk was on public relations. Eighteen members and two visitors answered roll call by naming a current event. Members were given tickets to sell for their project, "Luncheon is Served Canada Limited," to be held at the Lucan Arena, April 23. Mrs. K. O'Neil and Mrs. A. Lewis served refreshments. Mrs. Worthington won the hostess prize. ST. JAMES CHURCH Last week Mission '70 was held at St. James church from Sunday evening to Thursday evening. Each night a film was shown and a discussion followed. Those who attended realized •that problems do exist and particularly among young people. At the Board of Management meeting those present analyzed the church and made suggestions concerning what the church should and could do. The Cemetery committee decided to re-invest some of its funds at a higher rate of interest. Next Sunday the organist and choir of Holy Trinity Church, Lucan will be at St. James Church for the Palm Sunday devotional service at 12:45 p.m. The Lessons will be read by various members of the congregation. The Anglican Church Women will meet on Maundy Thursday, March 26 in the home of Mrs. Mary Carter. The congregation are asked to attend the Sacred Cantata at Holy Trinity Church on Good Friday. PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Clare Paton and family of Lucan entertained Mr. & Mrs. M. Cobleigh and Wm. Allwright, Sunday. Mrs. Maurice Morgan returned to St. Joseph's Hospital, Sunday. Mrs. Leila McNaugh ton and Mrs. Margaret Loft, Ilderton visited Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred Cunningham recently. Friends shower Crediton bride By MISS ELLA MORLOCK A miscellaneous shower was held Monday evening in the Zion United Church Sunday School rooms to honour Wendy Neil, April bride-elect. Mrs. Gordon Finkbeiner played a piano solo, Mrs. Doug Galloway and Mrs. Charles Browning sang and Mrs. Nelson Lamport gave a reading. Contests were arranged by Mrs. Harold Fahner. EXPLORERS The Explorers of Zion United Church received recognition for the crib quilts they prepared and donated to the Children's Aid Society and the United Church Mission Hospital in British Columbia. Miss Clare McGowan, Goderich, came to a meeting of the group to express her thanks; Dr. Whiting of Winch Hospital sent a letter of appreciation. PERSONA LS Wednesday Mrs. Walter Fydenchuk attended a library science seminar at Kitchener Public Library. Everett Fahrner who was discharged from South Huron Hospital and made his home with Mr. & Mrs. Wallace Fahrner, London, has now been admitted to Victoria Hospital. Mr. & Mrs. Bob.Hilborn and Cathy, Orangeville, were weekend guests of Miss Nola Faist. Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Morlock spent several days in Waterloo, caring for their grandchildren while Dr. & Mrs. Fred Morlock were in Montreal. Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Lamport and Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Lamport attended the funeral of Wray Crittendon in Detroit Friday. Ross Wein, Edmonton, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. & Mrs. Emerson Wein. Ross is with the school of Agricultural Science, University of Alberta. His work in research sometimes takes him into Alaska and the Yukon. He was on his way home from a trip to Fredericton, N.B. when he stopped to visit his parents. By MRS. STAN PR ESZCATOR Mr. & Mrs. Richard Glanville spent Sunday with the former's parents, Mr. & Mrs. Stan Preszcator and family. Barbara Glanville is spending some holidays with Mr. & Mrs. Richard Glanville of Parkhill. Murray Glanville has returned home after holidaying with his brother, Mr. & Mrs. Richard Glanville, Parkhill. Make sure what you leave ends up where you want it" ! The safest way to ensure that your heirs will get every- thing you intend for each of them is to appoint Victoria and Grey Trust to administer your estate. VG VICTORIA and GREY TRUST COMPANY siNda, 1809 By MRS. KEN McKELLAR The first Cromarty Scout Troop and Cub Pack held a father and son banquet Tuesday evening in Cromarty Presbyterian church with an attendance of 74. A bountiful dinner was enjoyed by all, Jack Butson thanked the mothers for providing the meal and Mrs. Alex Miller replied. Eldon Mien, chairman, proposed the toast to the Queen and Morris Ruston proposed a toast to the fathers and Calvin Christie replied. District Commissioner, Lloyd Cameron introduced the guest speaker, Murray Stewart, Assistant District Commissioner of Mitchell, who explained the different badges for the boys. He was thanked by Russell Miller. PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Splane, London visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. T. Colquhoun and Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Scott. Mr. & Mrs. Roy McCulloch visited a few days with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Waddell and family of Guelph. Mrs. J. R. Jefferson, Mrs. Grace Scott, Miss Olive Speare were guests of Mr. & Mrs, Will Miller, Friday, Mrs. W, N. Binning and Jane and Mrs. Gertrude Ellison, Mitchell were Sunday visitors with. Mr, & Mrs. K. McKellar, Mr, & Mrs. Calder McKaig, Mr. Angus McKaig, Mr. & Mrs, Alex Gardiner, Mr, & Mrs, Robert Gardiner, attended a gathering of friends and relatives at the home of Miss Mary Gardiner, Exeter in honor of her father, Mr. Arthur Gardiner for his 87th birthday. Mrs. Larry Gardiner, Mrs. Grace Scott, Mrs. Gordon Scott visited Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hulley, Winthrop. Mr. & Mrs. George Shiels and Kevin, Hensall visited with Mr. & Mrs. Larry Gardiner and Steven Sunday visitors with Mrs. George Wallace and Mrs. Verna Brooks were Janet Adams and John Kinn, Blyth and Mrs. Donald Wallace, Carlingford. Mr. & Mrs, Heber Shute, Kirkton visited with Mr. & Mrs. Alex Gardiner. Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. T. L. Scott were Mr. & Mrs. T, Gillespie, London. Several Cromarty church ladies were guests of the WMS of Carmel Church, Hensall at the Caster thankoffering meeting. Welcome to the world of •.= F.. _P. 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