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acciept§414 Ono,. 14/..,* Mr
John MOP 044 Dam twgRitt
goe tie finanetat stAtemen.,
The officers for MN WM,
eliwoM it,n4 apPop,ted as
knows past president, M.
Celia, Taylor, presiderg, M.
Robert giaterk vieo-presidcnt.
Ms Oonald Cart W,right,
secretary. Mrs., John Mgr.
treasurer, Mrs. Thomas
tiaggitt, Oanist , Mr ,
Andrew Kirktonneli, press
reportee, Mrs, jikt1144 Uwe,
assistant. Mrs. lid Davies,
programs: the -me -Wive.,
A Bible was presented to
Mrs.
Cetia Taylor from
Ambers of F.; t• Mark'
Anglican Church
conareeation iarecogoitioaof,
her manyyear's service to
Church as organist ,and
perfOrrner of other ditties.
Mrs. Taylor said she had
enio,yed: her work in the
Church. R e v ere lid F red
Carson closed the meeting
with prayer. and thanks was
given to, Mrs. Haggitt for
• inviting them to her home. A
lk delicious lunch was,served by
Mrs. Haggitt assisted by Mrs,
Poeuld Cartwright.
BIBLE SOCIETY
The tinnual .Auburn Carol
service sponsored by the
Bible Society was held last
Monday evening in Knox
United Church with as fair
t tendoice M Iipnuijt
Haines led the service in the
absence of the United
Church Supply minister, Mr.
M. Morrison. Mrs. Norman
Wightman presided at the
organ. Several carols were
sung followed by prayer by
Mr. Frank Raithby. The
scripture lesson was read by
Mr. Haines. A duet was sung
by Mrs. Thomas Jardin and
Mrs. Donald Hames. The
;. offering was received by Mr.
James Towe and Mr, Murray
Rollinson, Two Christmas
readings were given by Mrs.
Thomas Haggitt.
Rev, Fred Carson. rector of
St. Mark's Anglican Church
gave an inspiring Christmas
message, He dwelt on the
purpose of mankind and
urged all to live each day for
Christ and be a Witness for
Him- at this festive season.
The service, was closed with a
hymn.
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MIA. Tor -ranee Tabh,
returned home ilot weekend
after several days as a
Patient in Winghant. hospital,
Mrs, Andrew Kirkconneit
ktrrived home last weit, after
,*tirsory in S. Joseph' s,
.hospital, London.
and Mrs. George
t ()Inns of Huron Itaven
isited tam Tuesday evening
wth Mrs. V; ietknor Orndttok.
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SOCIAL NEWS
Mr. and Mrs, Stewart Mills
of Brantford visited last week
with their cousins. Mr, and
Mrs. Harry Arthur and:Greg.
AV1XVRN WI
The December meeting of
the Auburn Women.".s
InstitUto wits held litst, week
in the Auburn Community
Memorial hull with the
president. Mrs. Thomas
Haggitt • in'. charge. The
meeting was opened with the
Ode, the Mary Stewart
outiect and 0 Canada with
'Mrs. Catherine Jackson at
the .piano. Mrs. Haggitt
opened with a reading. The -
minutes of theprevious
meeting were read by' the
secretary, Mrs. Donald
Raines who atsu gave the
financial statement. The
second printing of the History
of Auburn bus been received
so any one wishing a copy
please contact any one of the
Tweedsmuir history book
committee. It was moved that
donations be sent to the,
Volunteer Association of
Goderich Psychiatric
HolOttl'ittid -the Children's
War Memorial- Hnspital,
London. New canners and
ash -trays have been pur-
chased for the hall.
Mrs, Thomas Lawlor gave
a demonstration and spoke of
her display of Christmas
decorations and gifts, Carols
led by Mrs. Donald Haines
with Mrs. Jackson at the
piano were enjoyed. Two
Christmas solos were sung by
Mrs. Gordon McCiinchey of
Mrs„ Roy Daer
thanked her and presented
her with a gift. Mrs, .Frank
Raithby gave two readings.
The roll call was answered by
naming a simple way to
brighten the Christmas
season for someone else.
An interesting showing of
pictures of flowers, scenes
and of Auburn W.I. taken in
1922 was presented by Mrs.
Oliver Anderson, Mrs. Frank
Raithby thanked her and
presented her with a gift.
Prizes were given to Mrs.
Gordon Powell for having the
lucky cup-, birthday neatest
Christmas, Mrs. Thomas
Haggitt, anniversary nearest
Christmas,,' Mrs. Thomas
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Mrs, Keith- 0000 - assisted
' sister- in, taw, . Mrs.
DorotNip Creighton of Clinton.
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covered tab* centred
wedding cake flanked hy Ott_
candles. by 44,1401,4e,in4Aws.
Mrs. ,karnes Glousher,
Auburn,. Kenneth
Gioustm. Goderich. and Mrs.
Lionalacitousher of tiirn.
Many gifts, cards and
telephone calls were received
and guests attended from
Goderich, Clinton, Wingharn,
Seaforth atiktbe SktrIVIttlditig
district. to the evehirtg, the
couple were surprisedto get a
visit from Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Creighton. Tori and
Kelly of Fort Vermitiion,
Alberta,
Mr. and Mrs. Glousher
were married at the Myth
moose by Reverend W
Telford. Mrs, Glousher was
the former Mae Creighton of.
Blyth. Following their
marriage they resided fur a
short time in East wowtioosh
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selbatAt V1110,,F ur
and then tuoved Into the
Glousher homestead where
they still live setni.retired.
Mr. Glousher operated the
cider mill for 48 years but quit
two years ago due to ill
health, a business operated
for many years by his father.
Besides. farming, Mr.
Glousher operates a small
workshop where • he often
mends broken farm
machinery and replaces
broken parts. Mrs.
Glousher's hobby is knitting
and crocheting.
Mr. and Mrs. Glousher
have five children. One
daughter Mrs. Keith (Jean)
Good of RR 1 Auburn, Robert
of Blyth. James of Auburn,
Donald of Blyth and Kenneth
of Goderich. Also 23 grand-
children and three .great-
grandchildren. Mr. Glousher
bus one brother. Henry of
Blyth and one, sister. Mrs.
Elizabeth White of Galt and
Mrs. Glousher has one sister-
in-law, -Mrs. Dorothy
Creighton of Clinton.
The best wishes of the
community is extended to Mr.
and Mrs. Glousher on this
occasion.
From Our House
To Your H�u
$t Wishes
e Festive
Season
MAY THE NEW YEAR
BRING YOU AN
ABUNDANCE OF GOOD
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS
Audrey and Bob McKinley
Correction
A story in the Decernber 11
edition said the Exeter
hospital had no X -Ray
department or surgeons.
This is not correct. ac-
cording to Exeter Hospital
Administrator Elmer Taylor.
That hospital has two
surgeons on staff and does
have an .X -Ray department,
We regret any inconvenience
this may have caused.
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Nnnee on employee bulletin
Board: -In case of fire, flee the
building with the same reckless
abandon that occurs at (tinning
lune.
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secure in peace. We take this °priori-unitsto
thafik you for being such good friends. We're
grateful for your goodwill and kwal patronage.
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TO ALL
May the peace and serenity
of this holiday season fill you
with hearthside warmth.
CLINTON TOWN COUNCIL
Don Symons — Mayor
Ruth Roy.
Roy Wheeler
Harold Lobb Reeve
Frank Cook --L'Deputy-Reeve
COUNCILLORS
Sint Lobb
Helen Tench,
MUNICIPAL OFFICE
Cern Proctor — Town Clerk
PUBLIC WORKS
Doug Kennedy
Joseph Whelan
Harold GIbbings
Doug sthith
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James Hunter
Ernest Brown
Morgar*1 Mogul,* — Deputy. Town Clerk
Tom Twyford Cuitodlan
POLICE DEPT.
Chief^ Lloyd Westlake
Constables — Don Armstrong
Wayne McFadden
Gary Wetr
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