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Clinton Wome G's t%tst;It#,t,I
held their* annual Christm is
pot lock dinner in -the
Avictilture Board Reims, tm
Thursday,. D cetaber tS.
Following the. d'i'nner, Mrs.
Elliott opened the meeting
with az poem. "What is
..Christmas."
Mrs, Uric t then introdue e;d
F attherardy, who gave the
Christmas. message. Since,
e the thane of the Women's
tns,t,ititte is "Home and
Country," he spike on how
important home ig at this
time of yez�r, We get snowed
in with things we have to do.
tt isn't just the birthday of a
great man. We are cam-
-mentorating Christ; who is
with us not just days but is
still with us, this we must
10 remember first while
preparing for the Christmas
season.
J us being together as
families is very important to
many people. and very sad
when . children and grand-
children forget the im-
portzance of getting in touch.
Mrs. Et lert. thanked Fath.ec
Hardy for am aspiring
message.
The meeting then continued
with the business, with Mrs,
Ltatkin giving the minutes
and treasurer s report.
Instead of an exchange of
gifts. a dollar donation was
given to the Wouen's
institute for expenses and
donations
Home and Country
magazines were distributed
and members subscribed to
the Federated News
'M%°s. Groves, program
convenor. introduced Mrs.
Dora Heard who whistled
."Away to a manger- and
Jingle Belts."
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil F, iliott
demonstrated the new
couple's dancing of waalta and
two stpes, a s called by a
caller to the tunes of "Silver
Bells", ..Tulips., and "Tips of
My F urgers.'
An hour , of 13in99 was- en-
joyed by all, and the meeting
adjourned with wishes for
Christmas and the New Year.
form,aiu I.ntR
WilLa TAytur'
and prt ente4 tte�
hristmascnrsa w.
Marlene- For eh it
business of themeetingry tt
the sec marl And tre'asltt' r.S
reports being given and
approved. Thank -you cards
and 4tirie p+e#ndeitci; were
read.
New business was
discussed and alt repert givenn
on the bate, Thirty-two
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The busing* pcartton closed
with u pry l and Harriet
Tyndall toaducted
„Christt as Caro. and Sift
Song„ . The contest was
followed by Lunch. served b
Betty Stanley's gaup.
Brumfield United Ci ,ut zh
will be celebrating the I00th
Anniversary at their Church
nest year with various ac-
tiv Ries, beginning March 7.
March o will be, called
Pioneer Sundaty. Harrold
Wright, a former, minister of
the church will preach.
assisted by Padre Stuart, also
a former num—ster. Former
neer
choir members will provide
the music. This service
marks the one hundredth
anniversary of the founding
of the congregation.
May 30 is Youth
Anniversary Sunday. Mrs.
Doug Willis of Ayr it it l
present a puppet story ser-
mon.
Bride and Groom Sunday
will be hared On Jutyi°'Couples
whose names appear in the
church records as having
been married thio . rriitl
reaffirm tft
Stevens- �K�. l , the
The tooth Annivet• tat'y
service will • tae held October
'.;N. Rea. Dr. Graham Tipple.
minister of Calvary Church -of
London and termer President
of Conference, wtfl be the
Anniversary speaker,
assisted by Padre Stuart. a
. former minister of the
churn. In the evening, a
Dialogue Service will be
presented by the Woodstock
Cheiralaaires,
On November 28. the
Congregational Celebration
of the. opening of the first
church 00 the *hare will be
held. The spec gee will be Dr.
John McIntosh of Toronto,
formerly from this com-
munity.
On the Social Events
calandaar win be Robbie
Burns Night, held January
, .:3 , a Visitors' Day, June -1:
Strati �bierry and Ham Supper:
'J,utae '3 and a Reef Barbecue.
October 20,
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at Ontario Street Church r 30 l .tri..
The Goder,ich Salvation
Army visited the Home on
Sunday afternoon with
members of the band playing
in each of the setting rooms
assisted by a group of young
people singing carols. The
residents were presented
with gifts of „fruit by members
of the corps LWhieh was
greatly appreciated.
Mrs. Finkbeint>.r led the
Sunday evening song service
sponsored by the Christian
Women' 'S Club of South
Huron,
Three new residents were
welcomed to the Home at
Mondays program • Mrs.
Broughton of Auburn. Ray
Henderson, Seaforth and
George Feaagan, Goderich.
The Gook*rich Township
Women 's tastitute volunteers
assisted with the afternoon's
activities With music'
provided by Mrs recency Cos,
Mrs. Maitland triter and
Norman Speir.
Seventy Grade ! - . • 3 -
studenis from the Clinton
Public School entertained on
Tuesday afternoon with their
Cpart of the annual School
hristmas Concert. 'The
Program was directed by five
teachers Miss Johnston. Mrs.
Andrews.: Mrs. Jones, Mrs,
.tewett, Mrs. Allen and the
t'"riiae ip4at, Mr. Taylor
Doug McKellar was- emcee
for the afternoon and in-
troduced
n-
troduced songs by the
Primary* and Junior Choirs:
two prays,. Frosty the
Snowman and A Plot to
Kidnap Santa Claus, and u
Christtiaaas Me-S.srtge. Mrs.,
Buchanan expressed the
appreciation of .the residents,
A grout) el ytoun. peepte
.'"! he C�alVWO,ttes' sang
carols through the Horne en
Tuesday evening and
resented gifts to some of the
residents who don't hove
itnmediaate relatives,
Thirty Grade f students of
the Robertson Public" School,
Goderieh presented a
Christmas concert on Wed-
nesday afternoon, David
Kemp directed the program
and accompanied . the
students for the singing of
several Christmas Carols.
The poetry part of the
program included all of the
students with each one taking .
to part of the verses.
Mrs. Doak, who is a great
grandmother of a pupil at
l obei'tson School. thanked all
those taking part on behalf of
the residents.
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Our gratitude for your kind support.
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Here's wishing yours nteirrm
nittiash ontxd Christmas. And to you,
warm thanks for your confidence and trust!
It has been a pleasure to erv'e you.
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