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Vestry meeting.
The annual meeting of Trinity Ang-
lican Church, Was held in the church
basement on Tuesday evening, follow-
ing a congregational supper. The rec-
tor, Rev. G. D, Vogan, presided. Re-
ports were given and officers elected.
Lloyd Jacques was appointed rector's
warden and John Douglas, people's
warden. John Armstrong and Hugh
Douglas are Jay delegates to Synod,
Mrs, Edgar Trewartha of Holmes-
ville, was a recent visitor at the par-
swage with her daughter, Mrs. S,
Miner and Mr, Miner.
Ass Verna Parsons, R. N., for-
tinily of Woodstock Hospital. Staff,
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Rev. G. Douglas Vogan was in
London last week where he assisted.
on Wednesday at the opening and
dedication of St, Stephen's Memorial
Anglican Church of ellt ngton Rd,
smith, London. Mr. Vogan was rector
there before .coming to Gorrie,
At the L. 0. L. euchre on Wednes-
day evening in .the Orange Hall, there
were nine tables in play. Mrs, Wm.
Taylor,
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gotillenmen, '1'.
L. McInnes, Gordon Underwood an d
Burns Stewart tied for the men's
prize, Gordon Underwood winnin g
in the playoff. The L,O,L, will hold
another lf,uebre on Feb.' 7th,
Air, Don Vogan of London spent
the week-end with his brother Rev,
Douglas Vogan,
Miss Shirley Fisher of Listowel
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Edgar,
week-end guest of Miss Grace ,E
Mrs. Murray Edgar and Miss
Eleanore returned On Sunday from a
motor trip to Colorado. They ac-
companied Mr. and Airs, Morley
McMichael of Turnberry on a visit
to relatives,
-The Junior Farmers will hold a
skating party on Wednesday evening,
Fob, 14th, St, Valentine's Day.
Mr, and Mrs, Harvey Spai)ing
visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Johnston, Fordwich.
Mrs. Russel Pollock of London
spent a few days of last week with her
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Wm, Corbett.
Mr. Col e
same.
rbett's condition continues
much o
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Spading,
Harriston; Mr. and Mrs. Don Ireland
and family, Teeswater were guests of
Mr, and Airs. Harry Ferguson on
Sunday,
Miss Edith Mastic was home front
Winghain for the week-end.
Messrs. Harvey Spading, Harold
Robinson, Norman Gadke and Clar-
ence Spading- spent Thursday in
Thamesford.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. King spent
Wednesday and Thursday of last
week in Toronto.
Airs. T. McMichael of Wroxeter
visited her niece ;Mrs, Geo, Brown
one day last week,
Mr. W. D. Watt and Miss June
Lines of Toronto 'visited Sunday with
the former's brother, Rev. ,J, R. Watt
United Church News
Remember "Family Film Night"
Wednesday, Jan 31st at 7.30 p.m.
when two outstanding films will be
shown "Shining Mountains" a Can-
adian film and "Out of the Dust" a
South American film.
W. M. S.
The Women's Missionary Society
will hold their annual "Fee Tea" at
the biome of Mrs. _Frances Earngey on
Thursday evening, Feb. 1st at 8,30,
The theme of this meeeting is "What
Can I Give to My Church?" and Mrs.
Fred Taylor will be the guest speaker,
Roll call will be answered by payment
of fees and by the t xecutive giving a
short outline of the duties of the of-
fice which she holds and the members
stating "My Duty as a Member of the
W.M.S. as 1 See It", The executive
forms the committee in charge and
extends a cordial. invitation to all the
ladies of the congregation.
Mission Band will be held next
Sunday morning',
If It's Electrical
We Can Repair It
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The Young People's Union met at
the home of Miss Audrey Hastie with
18 members present. Don Irwin, the
president, was in charge. The hymn
"What a Friend We Have in Jesne
opened the meeting. The Scripture,
Matthew 5:88-48 was read by Marie
O'Krafka and Jim Walker led in
prayer. The convener, Tom O'Krafka
read the story of 'Christ of the Andes'.
This was followed by the business.
Al tin Grainger gave an interesting
paper on "Sacrament" and I3ill
Strong cmninctell the discussion per-
iod, The meeting closed with the
ltyntn "There Were Ninety and Nine"
and the benediction, The hostess
served lunch. The next meeting will
,l1,e
oll let. er ld at the home of Miss Anna
Thank You
I wish to extend my sincere thanks
to all those who sent parcels, letters
and cards, and to those who visited
me while in hospital. I also wish to
thank the Women's Institute for the 'E.--
help financially, for the time and
work spent in making the night a •
success and to my many friends for ig
making it so. Also to the business
men and friends whose contribution
was very gratefully appreciated, To
all other friends and societies who ,
sent cards and boxes I sincerely thank
you. Wishing you one and all the ,S4
very best of everything,
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OLUEVALE Annual Meeting Knox
The annual meeting of Knox Pres-
byterian Congregation was held in the
Sunday School room. The minister,
Rev. C. H. MacDonald, D. D., called
the meeting to order and led in prayer
after the singing, of Psalm 68. Cloyne
Higgins was appointed chairman and.
Mrs, Eldred Nichol, secretary, in the
absence of the secretary, Miss Olive
Scott, a patient in Wingham Hospital
`Regret was expressed at the absence
of Miss Scott, NVIio had not titissed
a meeting in twenty years. Reports of
the various secretaries were read, each
snowin g 19.5() had been a very pros-
perous year. Three new managers
were appointed; Robert McMuray,
Gordon Mundell and Stanley Moffatt.
Miss Scott was again appointed sec-
retary-treasurer at an increased sal-
ary, It was decided to give $100 to
the re-building fund of Knox Church,
Goderich, recently destroyed by fire.
The chairman asked for a vote of
thanks to all workers in the church.
The visit of Rev. Mr. Simpson, Mr.
Baulch and Mr. Thatreau for the pur-
pose of cultivating mutual understand-
ing throughout the Presbytery, was
much enjoyed. Rev. Mr. Simpson pro-
nounced the benediction.
On Sunday morning in Knox Pres-
byterian Church, Rev. Dr. C. H, Mac-
Donald, the minister, presented Bibles
to Douglas Thomas, Ian ,Mundell and
Miss Norma Moffatt for perfect at-
tendance at church services during the
year.
Bernard Lillow of London, visited
his mother and brother over the week-
end.
The February meeting of the Wo-
men's Institute will be hel& at the
home of Airs. Al. L. Aitken, on Thurs-
day afternoon, the 8th., at 2 o'clock.
Lunch. All members are urged to at-
4iend.
At last week's euchre party 14 tab-
les were in play. Mrs. Gordon 'Greig
held the highest score for ladies and
Stanley Moffatt for men. Consolations
went . to Mrs. Alex McCracken and
Oliver Campbell,
Mr. Lewis Mutton and family of
Wingham, have moved into the house
recently bought from Eddie Waddell.
Clare Hoffman of Crediton, visited
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Hoffman and was accompanied 'by
relatives, Mrs. Albert Gaiser, Shipka,
Mrs. Herbert ,Morlock, Crediton and and . Mrs. Watt.
Mrs. Ross Tuckey, Exeter. Miss Pat Strong was home from
Mr, and Mrs. Donald Street and 'Kitchener for the week-end.
baby, Linda, Listowel, visited Mrs. Hockey
M. L. Aitken, Mrs. Aitken returned to
Listowel with them. On Monday night of last week
Gorrie played with Teeswater in the
Gorrie Arena. Score was Gorrie 5,
Teeswater 3. In the 'Gorrie Arena
again on Thursday night A.yton and
Gorrie tied with a score of 6 each.
The • Women's Auxiliary of St.
Stephen's Chureh Will meet on Thurs-
day, Feb. 1st at 2.301).m. at the home
of Mrs. M. V. Holmes.
The Anglican Young People's
Assoc. arc planning a Valentine Social
to be held in the Orange Hall on
Friday evening, Feb. 2nd.
World Day of Prayer
On Friday. Feb. 9th at 3 p.m. in the
Anglican Church all women of this
community are asked to join with
women of the world in the annual
prayer service which includes prayers •
for the peace of the world. The Manic
is "Love Casteth out Pear."
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