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and Mrs. Gordon Smyth, RR 2, Auburn, .and the
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Mrs. Duncan MacKay; student
end press, Mrs, Ed, Davies and
Mrs. Charles Stewart; organist,
Mrs. Duncan MacKay and Mrs.
John Houston; nominating com-
mittee, Mrs. A. Rollinson, Mrs.
W. Bradnock and Mrs. Frank
Raithby; COC leaders, Mrs.
Wilfred Sanderson and Mrs.
Donald Haines; CGIT leaders,
Mrs. W. hradnock and Mrs, 0.
MacKay; Ladies' Aid president,
Mrs. Ed. Davies; secretary-
treasurer, Mrs. Roy Daer.
Mrs. in. J. Lane presided at
the tea tahle for the lunch that
followed this special Christmas
meeting, Those assisting Mrs.
Davies were Mrs. Alfred Rol-
linson, Mrs. W. Bradnock and
Mrs. F. Raithby.
SS 4 Goderich
Township
(By Mrs. Ira Merrill)
Farm Forum.
The SS No. 4 Goderich Town-
ship Farm Forum met Monday
night at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Irvine Tebbutt, with an
attendance of tenmembers. The
topic for discussion was "Want-
ed-A Food Throughway." First
question: Do you think we
should spend more money (we
spent $56 million in the past
three years) to assist under-
developed countries? Explain
(1% of our national income
would be $360 million). It was
decided that we feel the gov-
ernment should definitely in-
crease the amount of money
being spent to assist under-
developed countries. It would
not only help the needy in for-
eign countries, but also keep
down our surplus food supplies
in Canada.
Second question: Do you think
that food surplus distribution
can (a) solve the Canadian
farm surplus problem, (b) ma-
terially help the countries re-
ceiving aid? It may not com-
pletely solve our food surplus,
but such assistance, with cau-
tioning against over-production
should help greatly, and should
also materially help the coun-
tries receiving aid.
Gaines of "500" were played
and lunch was served. The
next meeting will be at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Lobb.
Community Club
Mrs. Walter Forbes was host-
ess for the December meeting
of the SS No. 4 Goderich Town-
ship Community Club, The
president, Mrs. Jack Merrill,
conducted the meeting. The
minutes were read by Mrs.
Stewant Farquhar, also a letter
of thanks from the Children's
Aid Society for a donation re-
ceived.
The treasurer, Mrs. Lorne
Tyndall, read the report, show-
ing a balance of $70.21. The roll
call was an exchange of Christ-
mas gifts, with 15 members
and one visitor present.
Plans were made for a social
evening to be held at the school
on Friday evening, December
16. Mrs. Jim Lebb and Mrs.
Murray Forbes were appointed
to plan for a program. Films
are to be shown, as well as
other items on the program.
The remainder of the after-
noon was spent in quilting.
Lunch was served by the host-
ess with Mrs. William Lobb as-
sisting.
The officers for 1961 are:
president, Mrs, William Lobb;
first vice-president, Mrs, Mur-
ray Forbes; second vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. Harry Oakes; secre-
tary, Mrs. Jim Lobb; assistant,
Mrs, Harold Howard; treasurer,
Mrs, Lorne Tyndall; assistant,
Mrs. Donald Forbes; buying
committee, Mrs, Walter Forbes,
Mrs, Robert Thompson, Mrs.
Morgan Jones, Mrs. jack Teb-
butt; quilt committee, Mrs.
Jack Merrill, Mrs. Irvine Teb-
butt, Mrs. Stewart Farquhar;
fruit and flower committee,
Mrs. Carmen Tebbutt, Mrs.
Fred Lobb; press secretary,
Mrs. Ira Merrill.
All annual reports are to be
given at the :artuary meeting,
which is to be held at the home
of Mrs, Murray Forbes,
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and Mrs. Herbert Mogridge;
directors until 1961, Mr, Ed.
Davies, Mrs, William T. Robi-
son, Mrs. John Houston, Mrs.
Frank Raithby, Mrs. Wes. Brad-
nock. To retire in 1951, Mr.
James Hembly, Mr. William
Straughan, Mrs. William Strau-
ghan, Mrs. Arthur Grange, Miss
Elms, Mutch.
A Christmas lunch was serv-
ed by Mrs, Frank Raithby, Mrs.
Bent Craig and Mrs. James
Hembly.
Life Memberships
The presentation of three life
memberships was the highlight
of the December meeting of
the Women's Missionary So-
ciety of Knox - Presbyterian
Church at the home of Mrs.
Ed. Davies. The president, Mrs.
Donald Haines gave the call to
worship and Mrs. Duncan Mac-
Kay presided at the piano.
Worship service was in the
charge of Mrs. Herbert Goviee
who was assieted by her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harry Eve, Leaaide.
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LONDESBORO
A solo, "Dear Little Strang-
er" was sung by Mrs. Wes Brad-
nock and a meditation of the
life of "Mary the Mother of
Jesus" was given by Mrs Ed.
Davies. The offering was re-
ceived by Miss Minnie Wagner.
Rev. D. J. Lane was the guest
speaker and told how the story
of the coming of Christ had
been put into song in many
countries. He told about the
origin of many of the familiar
carols of today.
Mrs. D. j Lane, life member-
ship secretary of the Huron
Presbyterial, presented the cer-
tificates to Mrs. John Graham
and Mrs. Wes Bradnock. Mrs.
Harry Eve presented her moth-
er, Mrs. Herbert Govier, With a
certificate and a corsage of red
roses. Mrs. John Houston spoke
a few words concerning the
presentations.
The secretary, Mrs. Alvin
Leatherland gave her report
and, also the financial state-
ment. Tha different secretaries
gave their year's reports.. Roll
call was answered by a verse
from Revelations. The Ladies'
Aid held their meeting with
the president, Mrs. Ed. Davies
in charge and the secretary-
treasurer, Mrs. Roy Daer gave
her 'report.
Plans to fill candy bags for
the Sunday School children at
the home of Mrs. John Graham
were made for the concert on
December 23. They decided to
purchase Psalm books for the
church and to also get flowers.
The convener of the nominat-
ing comm,ttee, Miss Minnie
Wagner presented her report.
The officers for 1961 are: hon-
orary president, Mrs. Edgar
Lawson; past president, Mrs.
W. Bradnock; president, Mrs.
Donald Haines; vice-presidents,
Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson and
Mrs. Roy Daer; secretary-treasa.
urer, Mrs. Alvin Leatherland;
assistants, Mrs. W. Brach:oak
and Mrs. E. Lawson; Glad Tid-
ings secretary, Mrs. Alfred Rol-
linson; welcome and welfare,
Mrs. Herbert Gorier; literature
and library, Mrs. Gordon Dob-
ie; home helpers, Miss Minnie
Wagner and Mrs. Roy Deer;
supply, Mrs, Herbert Gavle c
and Mrs. Carl Gorier; flower
committee, Mrs. Ed, Davies and
Mr. and Mrs. William Seers
are opening their new coffee
shell on Saturday, December 1?.
Mrs. Kenneth Scott was the
lucky winner at the draw at
Cordon Taylor's store last Sat-
tuday evening,
Mr. and Mrs. Max Garland
and son, Midland, were recent
visitors with his aunt, Mrs, J,
C. Stoltz and Mr. Stoltz.
Friends of Miss Margaret Re
Jackson are pleased to see her
home after many weeks spent
sick in Victoria Hosptal, Lon-
don,
Mr, and Mrs. Ronald Bath-
well and Janice, Owen Sound,
spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Gordon
R Taylor,
A reception was held last Fri-
day evening for Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Gwyn: in Dungannon agri-
cultural hall, Jack Armstrong
read the address and John Wil-
son presented the newlyweds
with a purse of money,
The annual carol service will
be held in Knox United Church
on December 18 under the aus-
pices of the Bible Societysllev.
R M. Sweeney will officiate
and music will be supplied by
the choirs of all the churches
in the community.
Evensong
Rev. R. F. Meally officiated
at the Evensong Service in St.
Mark's Anglican Church. Mrs.
Norman IVieClinchey presided at
the organ for the service of
carol singing.
Members of the Sunday School
took pant in the candlelighting
service: Ruth Schneider, Carole
Brown, Monica Nesbit, Wendy,
Bobby and Cathy Schneider,
Ronald Brown, Stephen Rag-
e:int Ronald McPhee, Charlotte
Nesbit and Diane Kirkconnell.
Mrs. George Schneider, sup-
rintendent of the Sunday
School was assisted .by Mrs.
Clifford Brown in the distribu-
tion of gifts and treats from
the lighted Christmas tree.
During the service a duet was
sung by Misses Eileen and Ruth
Schneider and the offering was
received by Diane Kirkconnell
and Carole Brown.
Candlelighting
The Christmas vesper candle-
lighting service of the Auburn
CGIT was held last Sunday af-
ternoon in Knox Presbyterian
Church. The president, Jannett
Dobie led the service and Bar-
bara MacKay presided at the
organ. Scripture lessons were
read by Marjorie Youngblut
and, Laura Daer, and Darlene
Stewart •and Linda Wilson re-
ceived the offering.
Rev. D. J. Lane spoke to the
girls on the life of Dorcas. The
choir, under the direction of
the assistant leader, sang two
anthems and after the offering
was received Margaret Haines
sang "0 Holy Night", The
leader of the CGIT, Mrs. Wes.
Bradnock led in the dedication
service and the candlelighters
were Margaret Sanderson, Rose
Marie Haggitt, Carole Brown
an jiitlY Arthur.
The Ida White C.O.C. held
their white gift service and
these will be sent to the Henan-
ton Senitorturn for Eeldmo
Children.
St. Mark's Guild
The Ladies Guild of S'
Mark's Anglican Church me'
for its December meeting at
the home of Mrs. Sam Daer
with Mrs. Andrew Mrkconnell
presiding for the program.'
Scripture meditation was giv-
en by Mrs. Ed, Davies on "The
First Christmas Morning,"
Prayers were led by Mrs, Clif-
ford Brown.
Rev. R. Niftily chose "For
Unto us a Child is Born" as the
text for his Christmas mes-
sage. The study book, "The
Forward Look," by Canon Dav-
ies, was read by Mrs, Thomas
Haggitt.
President Mrs. Thomas Hag-
gitt took charge of the busi-
ness session. Minutes were read
by the secretary, Mrs. Ed.
Davies. Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor
gave the financial statement.
Roll call was answered by each
naming her favorite Christmas
carol, Mrs. John Daer and Mrs.
Clifford Brown were named to
pack the shut-in boxes, A do-
nation of $1.0 was' sent to the
Indian children at the Muncey
Reserve.
The election of officers re-
sulted as follows; past presi-
dent, Mrs. John Deer; presi-
dent, Mrs. Thomas Haggitt;
first vice-president, Mrs. Geo-
rge Schneider; secretary, Mrs.
Ed, Davies; treasurer, Mrs.
Gordon R. Taylor; program
committee, Mrs. R. F. Meally
and Mrs. Fordyce Clark.
A euccessrfail auction was
held and a lunch was served by
Mrs. Sam Daer, assisted by
Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell and
Mrs. John Daer.
Horticultural
Sprigs of evergreen and holly
sparkling with thieel, a lighted
miniature nativity scene and
glowing red tapers formed a
pretty setting foe the annual
Christmas party of the Auburn
Horticultural Society. The
president, Mrs. Kenneth Scott
was in charge with Mrs. Dun-
can MacKay presiding at the
piano. Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor
led in the singing of Christmas
carols.
The minutes were read by
Mrs. Gordon Taylor and ap-
proved, Mrs. Ed. Davies gave
the Christmas 'message on facts
and thoughts of this season and
spoke on the way of having a
,sue Christmas and told the
members how this religious
holiday should be observed.
A bird contest was given by
Mrs. Duncan MacKay. Winners
were Mrs. Arthur Grange and
Mrs. Wes Bradnock. A reading
"The Origin of the Christmas
Tree" was given by Mrs. A.
Grange. Roll call was answered
by giving a tea towel for the
raw hall. A gift exchange was
in charge of Mrs. Charles
Straughan and Mrs. James
Hembly.
Mrs. Ed, Davie. :resided for
the election of officers. -The
convener of the nominating
committee, Mrs. William Strau-
ghan brought in the 1961 of-
ficers: honorary presidents; Mrs.
William T. Robison, Mrs. Ar-
thur Grange, Mrs. Gordon R.
Taylor; past president, Mrs.
Bert Craig; president, Mrs.
Kenneth Scott; first vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. Ed. Davies; second
vice-president, Mrs, James
Hembly; third vice-president,
Mrs. Duncan MacKay; record-
ing secretary, Mrs. Gordon R.
Taylor; treasurer and corres-
ponding secretary, Mrs. Bert
News of Auburn
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On Sunday morning, Decem-
ber 25, a joint Christmas ser-
vice with Burns' and Constance
uniting with Lotulesboro will
be held in the Londesboro Unit-
ed Church.
On Sunday evening, Decenn
ber 18 at 7.30 a candlelight
service will be observed. A
cantata "Joseph and the Na-
tivity"" will be presented by the
senior and junior choirs, A
good •attendance is hoped for,
Several ladies from the com-
munity visited friends and. ac-
quaintances at the County
Home on Saturday •afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Lee and
family and Mrs. Lily Webster
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Harry
S. MeEwan and family in Chat-
ham on Sunday. Mr. Will Gov-
ler having spent a week with
his daughter and family, re-
turned home with them.
The Woman's Missionary So-
ciety held their December meet-
ing on Thursday last art the
home of Mrs, Joseph Sbaddick
with 17 present. The treasurer
gave a very satisfactory report
that the allocation had been
reached and a nice surplus for
'the G.B.A. Mrs. Shobbroole gave
the first chapter of the new
study book "The Ship Under
the •Cross," Several Christmas
readings were enjoyed. Group
3 provided cookies and a cup
of tea, the proceeds to go to-
wards the expense fund.
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