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Service and S.S. as usual next Sun- \ day. The congregational meeting will be held on Wednesday. evéning, Jan. 24. Place of meeting to be made known later, et rr : The Woman's 'Association 'met at | ! cA ,the home of Mrs. Oswald Croxall last : * Thursday aftérnoon with an attend-' ance of fifteen. The meeting opened with hymn 232. Mrs. Don Christie read the Scripture lesson and Mrs, M. Wilson took "the lesson topic, '"T'he Kingdonm of God." Es President, Mrs, Croxall, then took over the business session, The min- utes of December meeting were read and adopted! Committees were ap- : pointed to look after serving lunch at £1 the Swine breeders meeting to be held : in the hall on January 80th. - Many "Thank You" notes were read. It was decided to hold the February meeting . on February 9th, the World's Day of | Prayer", instead of the regular date. Mrs. Croxall, assisted by Mrs. Don. vo Christie and Mrs. Murray Wilson, served a delicious lunch and all en- joyed a profitable and social after- noon, Congratulations to Mr. and Mus. y George Leach on the birth of a little i son in Oshawa Hospital, January 9th. 7 » Mrs. J. E. Holtby has been visiting 3 her daughter. Mrs. Dyle Thompson and family in Kitchener. 'Mrs. John Roach and daughter Mrs. Wilson and Bonnie and Mr. John Ross * Roach, of Windsor, were guests of Mr. | . " ; - and Mrs. Arriold Roach over the week- Two hockey stars of the Toronto Maple Leafs, Captain Teeder Kennedy, left and Sid Smith, centre, joined end. + in the opening ceremonies foi the Port Perry Memorial Arena. With them in the picture, right is Col. Mr. Walter Fowlie, Mrs. Alice|... . W. A. MacBrien, former Port Perry boy, and chairmman of Board of Directors of Maple Leaf Gardens. Koliak, Miss Margaret Koliak and roe FRE And Foe k friend of Toronto, visited Mr. and a Fo p Mrs. W. F. Crosier, on_Sunday. 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