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Poi Luck Supper •
g At Trinity Church
HELGRAVE — Almost all the
g members of the congregation of
g Trinity Anglican Church were out
A Saturday evening to enjoy the pot
g luck supper and Christmas -pro-
p gram held in the Foresters Hall.
Following the supper the program
was enjoyed with Rev. F. Mealey as
chairman. Recitations by Maxine
Procter, Connie Nethery, Joyce
i Nethery, Marjorie Procter and
ti Larry Nethery; duets which were
ik unaccompanied, Joyce and Connie
Nethery; Brenda and Ray Van
F.' Camp; Mary Grasby and Gary Van
Camp; Linda Johnston, and Joyce
Procter, Vocal solos were sung by
Sandra Procter, accompanied by
Joyce Procter, and Gary VanCamp
accompanied by Dianne VanCamp;
piano solos by Nancy and Dianne
VanCamp.
The final number on the program
was a play "A Joke on the Jokers."
Gifts and candy.were distributed to
the children.
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in Ad l io make nut progmnios for t8(1.2. 1. , , Ilea, 1'1. 1-, ALL% ell presided for ,
rine election of officers. They Are,
',11.,n,:-,: ion, president, Nits, E.
P. Atwell; president, Mrs. Gordon'
UnderwinA.; lst vice, Mrs. Luella
f'lamiersnn; 2nd vice, Mrs. EciwaW
"Mewton; sceretary.treasurer, Mrs,
Qeorge King; assist. sec: treas.,
1,'n...1 1; • '. Bennett; Dorcas score- I
'tart', Mrs. Norman Wade; assist-
:,:::.a, '.."•11.. Earl underweoa, Mrs.
mtt INT,n'Ion and Mrs. John Dins-1
more; social service, -Mrs. Berthai
Fl.,nt; Living Message, Mrs, Gordon
Underwood; Little . Helpers, Mrs.
John Dinsmore; auditors, Mrs. Nor-
, man Wale, Mrs. Luella Sanderson.
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The rector gave a talk on the
ine:ming of Christmas and closed
tho meeting with prayer, A social.
hont• way spent and refreshments
NS ere served.
REV. E, C. ATTWELI,
INSTALLS OFFICERS
GORRIE • The Women's Anxili-
ary of St. Stephen's Anglican
Chureh met for its annual mectiriff
at the home of Mrs. Norman Vinvie
on Thursday afternoon. Roll call
was answered with a thought on
Advent and a gift for the new batt,-..
MOIL A Christmas carol wa-; sung,
end Bible study was conducted from
tlw third chapter of the study
croak, "The Servant King". i
0 Financial reports of the WA and
A'. the Senior Guild were read, also
of the 'Dorcas tVork soci;i1 s,•rvic-,
and. "Little Helpers." Mrs. Ham
King, 1\41-s. J. G. Underwood ow:
Mrs. C. Lawrence were appointed .
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MAYOR. R. E. McKINNEY and Councillor William Burgman at-
tended their last council meeting on-Friday of last week. Council
members presented the two men with gifts marking their long
service to the town. From the left, front row, J. Roy Adair,
reeve; R. E. McKinney, Councillor Burgman. Standing, Coun-
cillor D. C. Nesmith, Deputy Reeve Joe Kerr, Councillors G. W.
Cruickshank, Gordon Buchanan, Clerk William Renwick and
Councillor Warren Callan.—A-T photo.
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AT EUCHRE PARTY
WHITECHURCH — Eight tables
were in play on Friday night at SS
9, East Wawanosh, at the euchre
sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Montgomery and Mr. and Mrs. L.
Morrison, Brenda Coultes and John
Gaunt held high points, and Mrs.
Ronald Coultes and Roy Pattison,
held low points. Mrs. George Walk-
er won the novelty prize draw, All
enjoyed the social time together.
ScverarChriOmas concerts and a
real cold night 'lowered the attend-
ance, Mr. and Mrs. John L. Currie
and Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Currie
spondor the next one on Friday,
December 29th.
EIGHT - TABLES Ofkicers Installed
By Rev.-G. C. Mitchell.
BLUEVALE----Officers of the new
organization, United Church Wo-
men, were installed by Rev. G. C.
Mitchell at a recent meeting:
President, Mrs. Alex .Corrigan;
1St vice, Mrs. Carl Johnston; 2nd
vice, Mrs. Bert Garniss; secretary,
Mrs. Mel Craig; assistant seas
Mrs, George Hetherington; treas-
urer, Mrs. Alex. McCracken.
Community friendship and visit-
ing, Mrs. Jack Wickstead; steward-
ship, Mrs. Sperling Johnston;
Christian education, Mrs. M. L.
Aitken; finance, Mrs, Bert Garniss,.
Mrs. Snarling Johnston, Mrs. Chas.
Bosman; press, Mrs. M. L, Aitken;
fA• manse, Mrs. Chas, Mathers, Mrs.
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In the true spirit of the
season, may joy fill your heart.
RENRAVE W. A. Donates $500
To Organ Fund
GORRIE---Mrs. Gladstone Edgar
presided for the December meeting
f the Woman's Association held
n the Gorrie United Church. Mrs.
Dewitt Adams read the Scripture
taken from Matthew and offered
prayer. •
-Mrs. G. Edgar read a poem,
"Where Was He?". Mrs. D. Adams
gave a reading, "Where Is He?".
Mrs. Edgar, vice-president, conduct-
ed the business in the absence of
the president. Mrs, Elmer. Farrlsh,
treasurer, reported over $1,000 rais-
ed this year. It was decided to send
10 per cent to the Missionary and
Maintenance fund and $500 to or-
gan fund. The Observer will be
sent to 129 homes.
The inaugural meeting of the new
organization "The United Church
Women" will be held on January
14th, to which all women of the
church will be automatically mem-
bers.
ing by the Hi-C group of young---, ,- •
peoples and the CGIT members who n" n ( rtstmas M usic
walked around the streets Sunday I At Knox Church evening singing the old familiar
carols, BLUEVALE----Under the direction
Baptism-al service was held re_ of Mrs. Nora Moffatt. organist and
choir leader, junior an,d senior
choirs presented a fine program of
choral music in Knox Presbyterian
tism to Diane Georgina, daughter Church on Sunday. Rev. T. E.
of Mr, and Mrs. Mac Scott and to Kennedy conducted the service and
James -George Kenneth, son of Mr. led in prayer.
and Mrs. Ken Scott. Scripture readings were given by
Murray Elston, Joanne Elliott and
Mrs. E. Wightman Gordon. McMurray.
President for 1962
BELGRAVE—The Presbyterian
W.M.S. met at the home of
Joe Dunbar for their annual meet-
ing. The call to worship was giv-
en by Mrs. Dunbar, who presided.
Mrs, Mac Scott read the Christmas
story from Luke. Meditation was
given by Mrs, Alan Dunbar nod
Mrs. Wightman led in prayer,
Rev. W. J. Morrison, spoke on the
great love and devotion shown by
Mary, sister of Martha, to her Mas-
ter. Mrs. J. McBurney read a
Christmas poem and also present-
ed Mrs. Purdon's nominating cont What :Angel Voices," Junior Choir;
mittee report. - and solo, "What -Child Is This," Ann
The officers elected ,are: Past moicercher:
pres., Mrs. Joe Dimbar; pros., Mrs. "Susanni," Senior Choir; duet,
E. Wightman; vice-presidents, Mrs
G. Nicholson, Mrs. Purdon, Mrs.
McBurney, Mrs, A. Dunbar; see..
Mrs. 0, G. Anderson; treas., Mr.;.
V Youngblut; asst., Mrs. Bruce;
Home Helpers sec., Mrs, Ross An-
derson; welcome and welfare, Mrs.
K. Scott, literature, Mrs. Nichol-
son; sick and shut-ins, Mrs. Mac
ti'cott; pianist, Mrs, Bruce; auditors
Mrs. Purdon and Mrs. McBurney;
program comm., Mrs. Youngblut,
Mrs. J. Dunbar, Mrs. Nicholson and
Mrs. Wightman.
Mrs. Bruce gave the Glad Tidings
prayer. Christmas hymns were
sung and Rev, Morrison closed the
meeting with prayer. The hostess
served a delicious lunch,
Funeral Thursday
For Archie Edgar
GORRIE-- Archie Willits Edgar,
56, of London, passed away in Vic-
toria Hospital, London, on Tuesday,
December 12, following a heart at-
ta4
He was born in Howick Town-
ship on April 26, 1005, the son of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Jarnes W. Edgar, change of gifts for the party.
of Gorrie, He went to London as a The wishes to express
young man, appreciation to those who patron-
He was a Member of WroXeter ized their sale of Christmas cards,
UnitedsChurch. Surviving are three the proceeds of which amounted to
brothers, Wallace, of Wembley,' over 820,00. The meeting closed
Alta.; Gordon, -of Gorrie; Kenneth,
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of Wroketer,
Fractures Arm Funeral services were held
Thursday at 2 pan. from the Moir
funeral home, 'Gorrie, with Rev, ST. HELENS jack Aitchison,
Fred W, Taylor, of Gorrie United son of Mr. and Mrs. :Tim Aitchison.
Church officiating. Pallbearers had the misfortune -to fracture his
were John Hutchison, 'rues. McCIe. • right arm in a fall at their barn on
nient, MalatOne Edgar, Fraser y Tuesday night. He had the frac-
Lynn, James Sitritierann, Cameron tore set at Winghani Hospital: on
Stewart. Burial was in Gorrie Con. Wednesday and was :oth, to rcturp
' story, home.
Your correspondent, Mrs, Ralph
McCrea, takes this • opportunity to
wish everyone a Merry Christmas..
Don't forget to send or phone inl 0
the names of your holiday visitors.
Miss Jean Hanna, was able to re-
turn to her home on Friday after
being a patient in the Wingham
General Hospital for the past few
weeks.
Mr, and Mrs. John Thompson and
family, of Bluevale, visited on Sat-
urday ,with Mr. and Mrs. William
McNeil and Michael,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Walsh
spent a couple of -days last week
with their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Murray McDowell,
and Heather at Cookstow'n,
Clifford Logan is a patient in the
South Peel Hospital,
confined there with a heart condi-
tion.
Miss Pat Logan, of Toronto, spent
the week-end with her mother, Mrs.
Clifford Logan, and boys.
• Residents of the village were
treated to some old time carol sing-
cently in the Knox Presbyterian
Church, when Rev. W. J. Morrison
presented the ordinance of bap-
The following choral program
was given: Processional, "The First
Nowell"; "Hark the Herald Angels
Sing," congregatioh and choirs;
"Huron Carol" (The first Canadian
carol), Junior Choir; "Shepherds
Shake Off Your Drowsy Sleep,"
Senior Choir; solo, "0 Holy Child",
Donna Mundell; chorus, "Lo How
a Rose E'er Blooming," Senior girls.
"Birthday of a King" and
"Friendly Beasts," Senior and Jun-
i•or Choirs; "While Shepherds
Watched," congregation and choirs;
solo, "Let's Keep the Christ in
Christmas," Larry Elliott; "Hark
"Love Came Down:: Carol and Mary
Robertson; "0 Holy Night", Senior
Choir; "Angels We Have Heard on
High." Senior and Junior Choirs;
"0 Come All Ye Faithful," congre-
gation and choirs.
C.G.I.T. Makes Plans
For Christmas Party
WROXETER The regular meet-
ing of the Wroxoter C.G.I.T. was
held in the United Church school
room with 15 girls present. The
president, Catherine Edgar, pre-
sided.
The meeting opened with the
Purpose -and Answer, followed by
the prayer. Carol Coupland read
the „Scripture lesson. The offering
was received by Lynne Wright and
Connie Clarke was pianist for the
meeting. It was decided that the
girls would go carolling on Christ-
mas Eve. Plans for a Christmas
party were discussed and it was
decided to hold it on Tuesday of
this week in the church school-
room. Names were drawn for cx-