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VISIT
Jlu urn woman wing . TV
in Clinton store's draw
Mrs, Loretta Coleman was
both surprised and thrilled when
a phone call last Friday
informed her that she won a
colour television in a draw held
by Pickett and. Campbell, men's
clothiers in Clinton and
Goderich,
the winning ticket was filled
out in the Goderich shop a few
days before Christmas by Mrs.
Gordon Tate of Auburn, wife`of
Mrs, Coleman's nephew.
Mrs, Coleman, who is slightly
crippled, came to live with the
HOLIDAY
Tates, last September., ',She had
been A resident of Georgetown.
for 22 years and her nephew,
Gordon, lived there with her
before his marriage,,
Mrs. Tate was doing Mrs.
Coleman's shopping in Pickett
And Campbell's And, therefore,
put Mrs. Coleman's name on the
lucky ticket,
Mrs. Coleman says it is the
first time she ever held a winning
draw ticket,
(Editor's note; see photo on
page ).
VISITORS
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holiday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Arthur, Mark
and Greg.
Mrs. Gordon Taylor is visiting
with her daughter, Mrs. Ronald
Rathwell, Mr. Rathwell, Michael
and Janice at Brantford.
Misses Jean Houston and Jean
Jamieson of Toronto spent the
holiday with their sister, Miss
Frances Houston and aunt, Miss
Olive Young.
Christmas Day guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Warner Andrews
were Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Machan, Randy, Trudy and
Tracey, Mrs. Margaret Russel;
Toronto, Mr. 'and Mrs. Ross
Gwyn, Saltford, Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Andrews, Bradley, Darcy
and Brent, Mr. and Mrs. John
Seers and Shawn, Mr. and Mrs.
William tAndrews, Michael and
Todd and Mr. and Mrs. John
Mustard of Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan MacKay
and John of Sault Ste Marie,
Miss Barbara MacKay' of Ottawa
and Mr. and Mrs. John Weir and
Mrs. Elsie Eustace of London
spent the holiday in the village.
Mrs. Steven Noble was
hOnoured recently with a bridal
shower at the home of her
sister-in-law, Mrs. James
Schneider when friends and
neighbours gathered to present
gifts on her recent marriage.
Mrs. Elliott Lapp was the
chairman for the programme and
welcomed all. A carol sing-song
was led by Mrs. Donald Kai of
Oakville. A contest on favourite
sayings was conducted by Mrs.
Thomas. Haggitt. Mrs. George
Schneider was the winner. Miss
I3rencia Ball gave ;a reading,
'Grandfnothex!s !Rule: 'IA: ton
contest held by Mrs. Thomas
Haggitt was won by Mrs. Stanley
Ball. Christmas corsages were
pinned on the new bride by Miss
Sherry Noble and on the bride's
sister, Miss Cathy Schneider by
Mrs. Barry Turner. They were
, escorted to decorated chairs and
an address of congratulations
was read by Miss Nan Lapp.
Gifts were carried in by friends
and Mrs. Noble thanked
everyone for their gifts and good
wishes. Lunch was served.
Harry Webster ,spent
Christmas with his brother, Roy
Webster, Mrs. Webster and
accompanied by Andrew
Kirkconnell who spent the
holiday with relatives there.
Mr. and Mrs. James Jackson
and Miss Margaret Jackson spent
Christmas with the former's
daughter, Mrs. Donald Kai and
Mr. Kai at Oakville.
Mrs. George Hamilton spent
Christmas Day with her son,
Thomas Hamilton and Mrs.
Hamilton in Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Raithby
are spending two weekS in
Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Hallam
and family left last week for a
holiday in Florida.
Was like Open House between
Christmas and New Years for
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Tate as
people dropped in to wish them
good cheer, Christmas Day they
The December meeting of the
Auburn Women's Institute was
held in the Community
Memorial hall with the
president, Mrs. Frank Raithby,
in charge. The meeting was
opened with the Ode, the Mary
Stewart Collect and 0 Canada
with Mrs. Gordon Taylor at the
piano. Mrs. Raithby welcomed
the visitors and members and
then six carols were sung.
Mrs. Robert J. Phillips
introduced the guest speaker of
the afternoon, Pastor Patrick
Ferrer of the Auburn Baptist
Church. Mr. Ferrer gave an
inspiring Christmas message
basing his message on the
Christmas story as it relates
today to us all. He urged all to
make this Christmas one that
would stand for Christ. Mrs.
Donald Haines thanked the
speaker and on behalf of the
members presented him with a
gift. A duet — Star of the East,
was sung by Mrs. Donald Haines
and Mrs. Wes Bradnock
accompanied by Mrs, Robert J.
Phillips. The secretary, Mrs. Bert
Craig, read the minutes and gave
the fi k ancial statement. Mrs.
Donald; Haines was named '';\ convener'.,or the sale of the cook
books. Soi.;-a „. members applied
for the Dia k ,a menu, the new
food service Aavailable through
the Departmer't of Agriculture
and Food. Mrs.homas Haggitt
reported her visit , to Huronview
in November and Mrs. Roy
Easom and Mrs. Frank Raithby
reported the December meeting
of the Auxiliary. The card repOrt
was given liy -,Mrs. Andrew
Kirkconnell. Thank you notes
were received from Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Humphries, Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Kirkconnell, Mrs. Edgar
Lawson and Mrs. Ed Davies. The
members decided to have
Christmas cards sent to the
had Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
Youngblut and , boys of
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Youngblut, RR '1 Auburn and
Mrs. Loretta Coleman of
Auburn. On Boxing Day. Mr. and
Mrs. Barrie Youngblut and
family of Caledon East. Over the
weekend Mr. and Mrs. Janios
Payne of Brampton visited the
Tate home and Mrs. Coleinan
returned with them to visit with
her grandchildren.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Allison and
Johri Hamilton of Toronto spent
the Christmas holiday with Mr,
and Mrs. Ben Hamilton.
Christmas Day guests witll
Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock, Sheror
and George were Mrs. Ronald
Pentland-, North Bay, 'Mr. 'an
Mrs. Harold Nicholson and Gary
of Seaforth, Mr. and Mrs. John
Menheere, Stephen, David and
Paul of Dublin, -Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Bennett and Jim of Port;
Albert', John Bennett of Guelph
and Miss Jill Bennett of
London, and Mrs. Charles
Straughan.
Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell and
Miss Diane Kirkconnell of
Goderich spent Christmas with
the former's daughter, Mrs.
Louis Blake, Mr. Blake and
Maryanne at Brussels.
shut-ins, Mrs, Thomas Haggitt
gave a reading • — The
Twenty-third Psalm for Busy
People. The collection was taken
by Mrs. Donald Haines and Mrs.
W. Bradnock.
The ladies who had taken the
sewing course ‘modelled their .
dresses and Mrs. Eldon
MacLennan spoke of the course
and congratulated each on their
Knox United Church Sunday
schoolroom was filled to
capacity recently for the annual
Sunday School concert.
Reverend R. M. Roberts was
chairman • and welComed all.
Carol singing was enjoyed with
Jennifer Grange at the piano.
Mrs. Leonard Archambault
and Mrs. Ross Andrews' nursery
class sang the chorus — We wish
you a Merry Christmas
accompanied by Brenda East.
The Primary girls, Brenda East's
class sang — Who is coming on
Christmas Night? The Sunshine .
Girls with Mrs. Stewart Ament
as their teacher sang — Frosty,
the Sno,wman. Marilyn
Wightman played a piano solo,
Visitors with friends over the
Christmas holiday were Mr. and
Mrs. Jim McCall, David and
Susan with Mr. and Mrs. John
Perrie and family at Brussels. ”.
Mr. and Mrs. John Armstrong
were with their son Kenneth and
family on Saturday in Stratford.
Mrs. Harold Livingstone •1 is
spending the 'week' w'ith whet-
family in London..
Reverend and 'Mrs.
Heckendorn were with their
daughter and family in Waterloo.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hamilton
and family of London, Mr. and
Mrs. Spence Hann and family,
Waterloo, and Mr. and Mrs.
Harry McEwan and family of
Chatham were with Will Govier
and Mrs. Webster.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Airdrie and
family visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Scanlon and family.
Mr. and Mrs. William
Hamilton of Moorefield, Mr. and
Mrs. John Lawrie of Kitchener
and Miss Beth Thompson of
London visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. John
Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Armstrong and family spent
Christmas with Mr. and Mrs.
Glen Carter and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hulley and
family, Mr., and Mrs. Jim
McEwing and Kathleen, Mr. arid
Mrs. Jack Lee and family and
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Manning' all are
spending about three weeks in
Florida.
We'd like
to express our
thanks and
appreciation!
C 6.1.1, .meets
The Auburn ,C.0,41.T. group
met ill. the Sunday School room
of the church with the president,
Marie Plunkett, in charge, All
girls repeated the Purpose and a
Christmas hymn was sung with
Betty Moss at the'piano. Doreen
McClincheY read the Christmas
story as told in the Bible and
followed by all repeating the
Lord's Prayer. Trudy Machan
received the offering, Shelley
Grange read, the minutes and
called the roll with 10 girls
telling what they would like for
Christmas. Business was
discussed led by Shelley Grange.
Several carols were sung then
gifts were distributed. Betty
Moss and Marie Plunkett served
lunch.
WEDDING
NOBLE —SCHNEIDER
• St. Mark's Anglican, Church,
Auburn, was the scene of a
pretty wedding on Saturday,
December 14, 1968, when
Wendy Georgette Schneider of
Kitchener exchanged wedding
vows with Steve Noble of
Faye Hildebrand an accordion Kitchener. The bride is the
solo and Faye Seers an accordion daughter of Mr. -and Mrs. George
solo. Schneider, R.R. 1, Auburn and
The primary boys with their the groom is the son of Mr. and
teachers, Mrs. Jack Armstrong Mrs. Jack Noble, R.R. 2,
and Jennifer Grange sang the Auburn. Reverend W. A. Craven
Huron Carol. The Nursery class 'officiated for the double-ring
sang, Silent Night and the boy's ceremony. The wedding music
class with their teacher, Ed was played by Mrs. Gordon
Haines, had .a 'rhythm band Taylor.
which played Jingle Bells and
Given in marriage by her
Rudolph the Red-Nosed father, the bride wore a street
Reindeer. Jayne Arthur sang a length blue lace ensemble with
solo and Andrew Koopmans veil of blue net illusion held with
gave a recitation. The Nursery a little blue crown and wore a
class sang the song, Trimming a corsage of pink orchids. Her
Christmas tree and Here Comes matron of honour, Mrs. Omer
Santa Claus. 'Santa arrived and Robichaud, sister of the bride,
gave gifts and treats to the of R.R. 1, Waterloo, wore a
children. dress of beige metallic cloth,
matching headdress and a
corsage of pale green orchids.
The groomsman was Mr. Omer
Robichaud, R.R. 1, Waterloo.
Following the ceremony, a
reception took place at the
home of the bride's parents
where her mother welcomed the
guests wearing a .blue
Mrs. Bentham and Miss Dorothy
Mrs. Townsend, her sister
of pink carnations. Assisting was
double-knit suit with a corsage
Little left last Sunday for a few the groom's mother wearing a
weeks with friends in California. blue wool dress and a corsage of
Mrs. George Cowan and Mrs. pink carnations.
Gordon Robinson spent
For travelling to southern
Christmas week with Mr. and Ontario centres, the bride
Mrs. Bill Cowan of Barrie. donned a pink wool dress with
Earl Gaunt, who has been in matching accessories. Guests
Win[ilian) Hospital for the past were present from Clinton,
k,. is 1-flaking some progress,- Goderich, Kitchener, Waterloo
,We hope to hear that he will and Toronto. They will reside on
soon be home. Queen's Street in Kitchener.
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Clinton man marks 93rd
John Lewis McGuire, for 20 Concession in Goderich
years a Clinton resident, marked
his 93rd birthday during the
Township, less than a
quarter-mile from the former
holiday period spent at his home McGuire homestead.
on Base Line Road. A motorist until two years
Born December 23, 1875, at
ago, Mr. McGuire still enjoys a
the family. homestead on the 6th game of euchre and visits from
Concession, Goderich Township, his many friends in the area.
Mr. McGuire attended school at
He and his wife, the fornier S.S. No. 8 and farmed on the Selina Foran, have three fainily property until 1948 when
daughters: Lenore of Toronto,
he moved to Clinton where he Mrs. David (Dorothy) Graubert farmed on a small scale until 11 of Manhasset, New York, and
years ago. Mrs. John (Doreen) Nogalo of Mr. McGuire had five sisters, Sault Ste. Marie. two of whom are still living, and
Both Lenore and Dorothy one brother, William, who runs a
visited here this Christmas. large fruit farm on the 6th
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CHRISTMAS
Mrs. ,Arthur Grange, Misses
Jennifer and Shelley Grange
spent Christmas Day in London
with Mr. and Mrs. Rod Singh
and family.
- On Christmas Eve at
Robinson's General Store prize
winners were first prize, $10,
Mrs. Harry Arthur; second prize,
$5, Miss Frances Houston; third,
$2, Keith Pressey. The draws
were made by Miss Sheron
Collins.
Johnston's Hardware store
had winners of Christmas cakes;
Keith Robinson, Oscar Ament,
Wilfred Collinson, Donna
Powell, Bill Stiles, Gordon.
• Beadle and Warner Andrews.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Haines
and 'Ed Haines of Waterloo spent
Christmas with the former's
daughter, Mrs. Ronald
,Livermore and Mr. Livermore at
Gorrie.
Holiday guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Mills were Mr. and Mrs.
Irwin Schmidt of Strathroy who
;f had 'just returned from three
weeks vacation in Mexico. Little
Miss. Tracy Ann Schmidt of
Strathroy who had spent the
three weeks with her
grandparents, and Mrs. and Mrs.
Ben Nixon of Port Credit.
Mrs. Ronald Pentland of
North Bay spent the holiday
with her mother. Mrs. Charles
Straughan.
Miss Gloria Lutz of Calgary
spent Christmas with her father,
William Lutz and other members
, of her family.
Mr. and ,Mrs. Ross Robinson
spent Christmas at Wingham and
. at Scarboro with their son, Keith
,alltobinson,and Mrs. Robinson.
him iday"' g'iregtg "With 'Mil
"(Mrs.. Thomas Haggitt and
Stephen were Kenneth Haggitt
and Miss Jane Skinner of
Nobleton, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
' Brown, Ronald,- Nancy and
Philip and Mrs. Jean Pattersdn,
all of Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Davies spent
r few days this week visiting her
-sister Mrs. Clifford Bastla and
t Mr. Bastla in London.
Christmas Day guests with
" Mr. and Mrs. William Straughan
Were Mr. and Mrs. Clayton
1;1Robertson, Copper Cliff,
Douglas Robertson of Ottawa,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jardin of
Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Jardin of Kitchener, Donald
Jardin and Steven of Kitchener
and J. J. Robertson.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jardin
of Wingham and Mrs. William
Straughan attended the wedding
of , their niece, and
granddaughter, Miss Karen
Robertson of Copper Cliff at the
chapel at McMaster University,
Hamilton to John Shouldice of
Toronto on December 21. The
reception followed at the
Holiday Inn at Hamilton. Both
the bride and the groom are on
;.the teaching staffs of Port Credit
and Cooksville schools.
Peter Brown of Windsor spent
'the holiday with Mr,. and Mrs.
, Maitland Allen.
Miss Judy Arthur of Owen
Sound spent her two week's
dresseb, The roll call was
answered by an exchange of 25
.cent home made gift, The
president wished one and all the
compliments of the season and
the meeting was closed with the.
Queen and Grace. Lunch was
served by Mrs. Gordon
Chamney, Mrs. Andrew
rkconnell, Mrs, Robert
Chamney, Mrs. Ed Davies, and
Mrs. Donald Cartwright,
Knox Sunday school
holds annual concert .
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