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Harvest Dinner Oct. 12
By Muriel Lewis
GRANTON CORRESPONDENT
GRANTON - The beef barbecue, sponsored by the
Denfield Community at the pavilion was well
attended on Labour Day, Sept. 2.
Granton Wesley United Church
At the Granton -Wesley United Church on Sun.,
Sept. 9, Andy McBurney lit the Christ candle. Pastor
Paul Vollick led the service, and the message was
entitled "What does it really cost?" The Scripture
reading was from Luke 14. The theme of the chil-
dren's time was a welcome and VBS day one.
UCW Unit 2 hosted the muffin social before the
service.
Prayer services have begun again every
Wednesday at 11:30 a.m. and are being held at
Granton -Wesley for September.
A gala Harvest catered dinner is being planned
for Oct. 12 at the Kirkton Woodham Community
Centre as a fundraiser for the renovated church
kitchen. More details forthcoming.
St. Paul's Anglican Church
At St. Paul's Anglican Church in Kirkton on Sun.,
Sept. 9 Rev. Dalice Sim led the service of morning
prayer. The message was about taking advantage
of the opportunities God gives us to show concern
for others.
Garth Blackler read the lessons. A time of fellow-
ship followed the service.
On Mon., Sept. 10 a group from Woodstock and
area will have attended the induction of Rev.
Christine Downey as rector of Trinity Southern
Parish at Harrow. Christine previously trained as a
student at St. Paul's, Kirkton.
Pride of Huron
Rebekah Lodge
EXETER - Our new year started on Sept. 5. The offi-
cers will be installed in Stratford on Sat.,
Sept. 8. DDP Marjorie Gibson will be
making her official visit to our lodge at
our meeting on Sept. 19. The evening
will begin with a potluck supper at 6:30
p.m. Officers are to wear white.
Fish Fry fundraiser Sept. 30
By Rhoda Rohde
THAMES ROAD CORRESPONDENT
THAMES ROAD - Church Service
Rev. Judith Ritchie was in charge
of the regular church service on
Sunday morning. She lit the Christ
candle. Everyone sang the open-
ing hymn Jesus
Stand Among
Us.
Rev. Judith gave words of wel-
come and everyone passed the
Peace. The Introit We Praise You
For Your Love was sung. The call
to Worship and the opening prayer
were said in unison.
Rev. Judith gave the announce-
ments and Sharon Lynn gave the
minute for council. Everyone sang
Happy Birthday to Judith Parker
whose birthday was Sept. 9. Rev.
Judith and Beth Cooper talked
about the 911 service disaster and
Beth lit the red candle for Peace
and also read a prayer.
Rev. Judith and Justin Pym
played "Follow the Leader" as did
everyone else. Everyone sang the
Lord's Prayer and read sections
1,3, and 4 of Psalm 139. The choir
sang Deeper, Deeper accompanied
by the pianist Jean Hodgert.
Beth Cooper read the Gospel
Lesson Luke 14:25-33. The title of
Rev. Judith's message was "The
God Connection." Everyone sang
the hymn 0 Master Let Me Walk
With Thee.
The Affirmation of Faith "A New
Creed" was read in unison. John
and Ola Batten received the offer-
ing as well as being the greeters.
Everyone sang We Give Thee But
Thine Own and read the offertory
prayer in unison.
Rev. Judith gave prayer of the
people. Everyone sang the hymn
Guide Me 0 Thou Great Jehovah.
Rev. Judith gave the commission-
ing and pronounced the benedic-
tion. Everyone sang the choral
benediction May The God of Hope
Go With Us.
Announcements
Sept. 16 -Observer Sunday
Service conducted by the Worship
committee and the Outreach com-
mittee.
Sept. 23-Kirkton U.C. Chicken
BBQ from 4 -7 p.m at the Kirton -
Woodham Community Centre.
Tickets are $13 in advance and
$14 at the door. Children 10 and
under are $6. Tickets can be pur-
chased at the Kirkton Market or by
calling Pam Benoit at 229-6931.
Sept. 30-CLUC
Service at Centralia
U.C. with time and
details to follow.
Sept. 30 -Community
Thanksgiving Service to be held at
Trivitt Memorial Anglican Church,
Exeter at 3:30 p.m. Following the
service, there will be a "Shriners"
Fish Fry fundraising dinner (tick-
ets must be purchased) with pro-
ceeds from the dinner going to
South Huron Hospital.
Oct. 7 -Thanksgiving Sunday and
World Wide Communion
Newsletter information from all
the committees needs to be in to
Ruthanne Osgood by Nov. 11.
email - ozzie4@quadro.net
Volunteers are needed for 'Out of
the cold' program for Sept. 24 and
Nov. 26. please contact Joan
Skinner at 235-1379
Sunday services will be held in
the lower level of the church on
the following dates: Sept. 23, Oct.
28, Nov. 25.
Outreach committee is having an
M&S luncheon on Nov. 4 following
the church service.
All children of the United Church
up to age 14 are invited to partici-
pate in an art contest called "With
the Mission and Service Fund, We
Are Helping Hands in the World."
Registration details, prize informa-
tion and registration forms can be
downloaded at http://communi-
ties.unitedchurch.ca/mast. See
highlights at the top of the Mast
home page. Deadline for submis-
sions is Nov. 15, 2007.
Personals
Quite a number of people from
this community attended the visi-
tation and the funeral for the late
Wilfred Hunkin on Wednesday at
the Haskett Funeral Home, Exeter.
Sympathy is extended to his wife
Viola and family John and
Margaret Johns and Matthew his
THAMES ROAD NEWS
sister Eleanor Hendrick and sister
in law Wilma Love and other rela-
tives.
A number of relatives attended
the visitation Thursday for the late
Janet (Kestle) Schroeder at the A.
Millard George Funeral Home and
also the funeral on Friday at
Mount Zion United Church in
London. Sympathy is extended to
her husband Jim and family and
other relatives.
Get well wishes are extended to
Bev Delbridge who is a patient in
South Huron Hospital Exeter at
time of writing.
Ross and Kay Hodgert and Bill
and Rhoda Rohde went to London
on Wednesday night for supper
and then to a show. The occasion
being the Hodgerts 53rd Wedding
Anniversary and the Rohdes 59th
Anniversary on Sept. 11.
Appreciation
night
Recognition — A Staff
Appreciation Event was held at
Queensway Nursing and
Retirement Residence Sept. 5. Staff
pictured above were presented
with gifts in recognition of their
years of service. In front from left
are RPN Ellen Green (30 years of
service), administrator Kathy
Holdsworth and RPN Marilyn
Hern (25 years); in back from left
are Director of Operations for
Provincial Long Term Care Linda
Potrykus and health care aide
Tracy Mann (20 years).Absent are
nurse aide Kelly Elder and guest
attendant Sandra Johns (both with
five years). (photo/submitted)
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