HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-02-18, Page 9New minister inducted
at Kirkton ceremonies
By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS
Woodham United Church,
Kirkton United and St.
Paul's Anglican held a joint
service at the Kirkton-
Woodham Community Cen-
tre Sunday morning at 9:45
a.m. with a large atten-
dance.
The service was led by
Rev. Greg Smith of St.
Paul's Church: Rev. King of
the United Church took as
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his text "When God
Forgets",
A combined choir con-
sisted of members from all
three churches with Mrs.
Harold Davis at the piano.
The collection was taken up
by the Boy Scouts. Following
the service a pancake and
sausage dinner was served.
Rev Ralph King who came
to the Kirkton-Woodham
Pastoral charge of the
United Church from
Metropolitan church in Lon-
don. was inducted by of-
ficers of Huron -Perth
Presbytery on Monday even-
ing. February 9.
Rev Donald Pletch,
Mitchell preached the ser-
mon. The induction was un-
der the supervision of Rev
Rae Grant, Listowel chair-
man of Presbytery with Rev
Eric Ledrew of Brussels,
Presbytery Secretary
reading the "call" as Mr.
King was presented to the
chairman.
Rev King is not new to
Huron -Perth Presbytery
having served five years as
minister of North Street con-
gregation in Goderich from
which several carloads of
former parishioners came to
attend the special evening.
In addition there were
visitors from other churches
in the area, with Rev Ross
Hargreaves, Thames Road
bringing greetings of
Presbytery's behalf. This
part of the gathering was
chaired by the recording
steward of the Pastoral
charge Mr. Len Thacker
who also called on Rev Greg
Smith for a welcome on
behalf of the Anglican
Parish, as well as Mrs.
George Burgin and Mrs.
Lloyd Jacques who extended
a welcome for Kirkton and
Woodham U.C.W.'s.
Gerald Prout also brought
greetings from Usborne
Township council. The even-
ing closed with a time of
fellowship and lunch served
by the ladies of the Pastoral
charge.
Mr. and Mrs. King
(Corinne) look forward to
happy associations not only
with their own con-
gregations but with all the
people of the Kirkton-
Woodham area. The Kings
have a family of three, two
daughters. Elizabeth (Mrs.
Barry Smith), Corunna,
Catherine (Mrs. Paul Gener-
man). London and a son
David. Embro.
A RACING DOG — Dogsled racing was one of the features of the Kirkton-Woodham
winter carnival, Sunday. Above, Sigrid Cording holds Nero, one of her three racers while
Evelyn Johns admires the animal. T -A photo
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Box social at Thames Road
February 18, 1981 Page 9 -
Lady marks 80th event
By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
THAMES ROAD
The family of Mrs. Mary
Hodgert, Exeter held a
celebration in honour of her
80th birthday. Friday
evening Mr. & Mrs. Arnold
Cann., Mr. & Mrs. Ross
Hodgert and Mr. & Mrs. Reg
Hodgert had a family dinner
in her honour. Sunday they
entertained at the Three
AAA See restaurant.
Those present were Mrs.
Mary Hodgert, Mrs. Isobelle
Cann, Mr. & Mrs. Ray Cottle,
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon
Hoggarth, Exeter, Mr. Perce
Miller, Mitchell, Mr. & Mrs.
Cliff Miller, Staffa, Mrs. Iva
Miller, Grand Bend, Mr. &
Mrs. Arnold Cann, Mr. &
Mrs. Rick Parker, Tim and
Erin, Mr. & Mrs. Ross
Hodgert, and Alan, Mr. &
Mrs. Reg Hodgert, Grant,
Brenda and Scott. Thames
Road, Miss Diane Hodgert,
Kitchener, and Mr. Ivan
Hern Zion.
After dinner guests were
entertained at Mrs.
Hodgert's home on Andrew
St. in Exeter. Mrs. Hodgert
The Young Peoples Group
are to meet at the church
Sunday February 22 at 1:45
p.m. to go tobogganing
weather premitt ng.
Play cards
at Brinsley
By GORDON MORLEY
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Darling
and Murray Carter were the
conveners for the euchre
party held at Neil's school,
Monday night.
Prize winners were:
Ladies high - Mrs. Lawrence
Hirtzel. lone hands - Mrs.
Murray Collins, low - Mrs.
Joe Carter, men's high -
Alonzo Hodgins, lone hands -
Mrs. Wilfred Dixon, playing
a man's card, low - Jim Cun-
ningham. Special prize -
Andy Thompson and Bill
Dixon.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Conlin
and Mrs. Charles Cronyn
are the committee for the
next party.
Miss Cindy Prest and her
girl friend were holidaying
in Quebec City over the
weekend.
The United Church women
met at the home of Mrs.
Wilbert Lewis for their
February meeting.
Mrs. Fred Lewis visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Jim I
Hodgins and family ,
Strathroy.
The St. Marys Anglican
Church' Guild was held
Wednesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Gerald Wright
with Mrs. Wright being in
charge of the meeting. Two
quilts are being made by the
ladies.
received many cards of
congratulations, as well as a
number of beautiful floral
arrangements and gifts from
friends.
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Hodgert,
Mr. & Mrs. Ted Kernick, Mr.
& Mrs. Rick Parker, Mr. &
Mrs. David Passmore, and
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Passmore
spent most of last week in the
H untsville area
snowmobiling.
Mr. & Mrs. Russell
Morley, Exeter visited
Friday evening with Mr. &
Mrs. William Rohde.
Misses Mary Durfey,
Winona, Susan Spring,
Kitchener, Barbara Miller,
Toronto, Mary Elizabeth
Callaghan, Linda Callaghan,
Mr. Tom Callaghan, Lindsay
and Mr. Westlake, Bolton
were weekend guests with
Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Miller and
Brian.
Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Miller
and Brian were Sunday
evening guests with Mr. &
Mrs. Barry E. Miller.
Rev. Morley and Mrs.
Clarke, London were the
guests at the Fellowship
group meeting Sunday
evening. Rev. Clarke played
the guitar. Everyone sang
several songs then split
into groups for discussion
"Strengthening the Family
Fortress"
This was followed by an
old fashioned box social for
lunch which brought an
enjoyable evening to a
close.
Mr. & Mrs. Marty Overholt
and Mr. & Mrs. James
Sweitzer Exeter were
Sunday evening guests with
Mr. & Mrs. Howard Johns.
The official board meeting
will be held Wednesday
evening at 8:30 p.m. in
Elimville United Church. All
members are asked to be
present.
Kippen folk
enjoy south
By MRS. RENA CALDWEU
Holiday visitors to the
Southern U.S.A. who have
returned home are: Mr. &
Mrs. Orville Workman, Mr.
& Mrs. Harold Caldwell and
Mr. & Mrs. Ray Consitt.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert
Gemmell returned from the
south due to the illness of
Mrs. Sidney Gemmell.
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Mrs. Grace Drummond in
Exeter were Mrs. Stewart
Pepper, Mrs. Charles Eyre,
Seaforth, Mrs. Robert
Kinsman, Mrs. Vern
Alderdice and Mrs. H.A.
Caldwell, Kippen.
Kippen East Women's
Institute are busy quilting
this winter.
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Jensen
and family, Meaford were
weekend visitors with
relatives in the area.
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Jones
visited with Mr. & Mrs.
Arnold Gackstetter in
Guelph on the weekend.
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thirteen people seated at the
table—when you're paying
for the dinner.
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