Closing Trinity United
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Dawn Kirkpatrick and Verna Eaton look over Trinity’s United Church photos and records as they preparing for the church’s closing service June 19.
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Canning’s Trinity United Church, built in 1910.
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Trinity’s “pride and joy” is its beautiful stained glass windows. The first was installed in 1977.
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A few more names may grace the church’s guest book at the closing service June 19
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Jennifer Hoegg
Dawn Kirkpatrick and Verna Eaton look over Trinity’s United Church photos and records as they preparing for the church’s closing service June 19.
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Canning’s Trinity United Church, built in 1910.
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Trinity’s “pride and joy” is its beautiful stained glass windows. The first was installed in 1977.
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A few more names may grace the church’s guest book at the closing service June 19
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Trinity United Church’s junior choir in 1938, when the congregation numbered more than 100. Submitted
Dawn Kirkpatrick and Verna Eaton are sad to say goodbye to Canning’s Trinity United June 19
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- Published on June 13, 2011
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- Russell & Pauline Dean
- - June 16, 2011 at 08:33:53
Just read the history of your church building. We have attended Trinity many times and have some fond memories there. Wonderful fellowship and yummy after church meals. We will be thinking of you this Sunday. As you folks celebrate your Memories we will be having a Father's Day Brunch. All the best to everyone. ( Say hello to our daughter Sheila for us. ) Bye for now and may only good things happen in the future. The Dean's of Manitouwadge, N.W. Ontario
