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THE BRUSSELS POST, OCTOBER 24, 1979 — 13
Come Alive club meet
Correspondent
MRS. GEORGE BROWN
335-3424
The Gorrie Senior
Citizens "Come Alive Club"
members enjoyed a bountiful
supper in the Town Hall on
Tuesday evening which was
well attended. This, was
followed by a short business
meeting conducted by Jack
Ferguson. Vice-President.
The members greatly
appreciate the substantial
donation from the Gorrie
Teenagers Dance group of
which Mr. and 'Mrs. Wm.
Keil and Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Keil were chaperones.
The next meeting will be a
Games Night on October 30
at 8 p.m. Mrs. Lloyd Jacques
gave the
minutes and Miss Jean
Sparling the Treasurer report
A letter of appreciation was
read from Salvation Army for
the Red Shield Campaign.
The Fall Thankoffering of
Know Presbyterian
Woman's Missionary Society
was held in the Church on
Oct. 9. The President Miss
Louise Matthews gave the
Call to Worship, "Our
Father give us open eyes to
see the beauty around us. Let
all lovely things fill us with
gladness and let us lift up our
hearts in true worship::
Mrs. Hugh Deighton and
Mrs. Gordon Moir gang a
duet accompanied at the
organ by Mrs. Alvin Mun-
dell. The offering was
received and dedicated, fol-
The Gorrie United Church
Anniversary services were
held on Sunday.
Rev Ernest Fellows spoke
on "Hear the Good News",
challenging us to lay claim to
the promises that Christ
offers to us: as we are not
realizing the potential of our
Christian lives. Trade your
dime. Christianity for, higher
values; and in the evening he
chose as his theme,"A right
Heart".
The choir sang, "Jesus
lowed by the singing of, "My
Faith is like an Oaken Staff.
Mrs. A, Mundell
introduced the guest speaker
Mrs. John Bell of White-
church who chose as her
Theme, "Many are called
but few are chosen:' Mrs.
David Neilson thanked the
speaker. A social half hour
was spent in the church
parlor.
MEETING
Citizenship and World
Affairs Convenor. Mrs Alex.
Graham, assisted by Mrs.
Wilbur Hogg hosted the
October meeting of the
Gorr it: Women's Insitute at
her home on Wednesday
evening of last week.
Miss Sharon Langendoen,
a grade 7 student,gave her
public speech entitled
"Paper Canadians" which
won her three first prizes and
a third prize in contests
sponsored by Legion and
Lions Clubs. She was
thanked by Mrs. A. Graham
and presented with several
new silver dollars.
The president reported,
the Institute winning third
prize in the group exhibit at
the local Fall Fair, and it was
voted that the Institute
donate $325.00 towards the
new building at the
Community Centre, proceeds
from the hot dinners served
by the Institute Oct. 5 & 6 for
the Howick Fair. A donation
of $50.00 was also given to
the McArthur Fire Fund.
has Promised", and the trio
comprised of Mrs. Robin
Bolander, Mrs. Raymond
Gowdy and Mrs. Robt.
Strong sang, "My Task".
Mrs. Sheldon Mannand Mrs.
John Freeman were organist
and pianist. The Male
Chorus from Melville
presbyterian provided
special music at the evening
service. They sang "A closer
walk with Thee" and, "I
want my life to tell for
Jesus" and other numbers.
Mrs. G. F. Johnston gave
a report on the District
Executive meeting held
recently in Fordwich,
mentioning the change of
fees, mileage charges etc.
and the invitation to the
District Annual in Wroxeter
next year.
Mrs. Robt. Gibson
reported on the District Rally
in Elimville Oct. 1st at which
she and Mrs. James Gray
were delegates; an invitation
was extended to hold rally in.
Gorrie in 1980. Mrs. Gray
sent in a short report of Rally
also.
The Roll Call - Did you
hear? (Current events) was
answered by the members.
The remainder of the
evening was spent with
slides on a trip to Europe last
year shown by Mrs. Robt.
Gibson, with a commentary
on the seven countries
visited and comparisions of
their life styles and traditions
to those of ours. Lunch was
served by the hostess and
Mrs. Wilbur Hogg.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Alvin Mundell and
Mrs. Frances Nugent of
Ripley attended the Adult
Forum of the National
Council of Churches held at
Bond Place Hotel Toronto as
observers for the Women's
Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian Church in
Cana,da. Twenty-five
churches in Canada and
United States gathered to
share new programs and
resources.
Mrs. Isabelle McDougall
of Listowel visited Mrs. Glad
Edgar on Sunday. Mrs.
Edgar went Monday to
Victoria Hospital, London.
Mr. and Mrs. George
Noble, Mr. Ken Noble spent
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Lynden of London.
A number attended the
Presbyterian Anniversary
services in Wingham on
Sunday at which Rev, W.
McClure of Whitby, formerly
of Gorrie and Molesworth,
was the guest speaker'.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Coulter of Kitchener visited
relatives in the village on
Saturday.
Recent visitors with Mrs.
A.L. Stephens were Mr. and
Mrs. Gregg Stephens,
misses Debbie and Cheryl
Stephens all of Kitchener;
Misses Kim and Keri
Stevens of Port Elgin.
Mrs. Frances Lewis of
Kitchener spent the weekend
with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Melville Dennis.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fellows
of Brampton spent the week-
end with her son Rev. Ernest
Fellows and Mrs. Fellows.
Mr. and Mrs. Ian Howes,
Marcie, Mandy and Lana and
Mrs. Annie Howes of Peter-
borough spent the weekend
with Mrs. Cecil Grainger.
Mr. Cecil Grainger was home
on Saturday from the Brook-
haven Nursing Home
Wingham.
Mr. and Mrs. Kunno
Schuitema of Groningen,
Holland have returned home
after spending two weeks at
the home of his brother
and sister-in-law Mr. and
Mrs. Andy Schuitema,
R.R.1, Gorrie.
Mr. and Mrs. George
Brown visited Sunday with
Miss MaryLamont and Mr.
Melville Lamont, R.R.1,
Ethel.
Mrs. Lloyd Jacques
accomapnied Mr. and Mrs.
John Jacques David and
Rachel and visited at the
home of Mr. and Ms. Orville
Awrey of Barrie on Sunday.
Gorrie United Church
has anniversary