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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1964-12-17, Page 16AUBURN. — Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Anderson and daughter, Nancy, we `e London visit- ors last Saturday: Mr. and Mrs. Worthy Fowler and family of Goderich -visited on Sulyday wilh Mrd and. Mrs. " "TYL ver Anderson, Miss N'ancy ;and !VIrs. Edgar Lawson. Mr. and Mrs, Robert Arthur and Jayne spent the weekend with relatives near London. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Doran and in Owen Sound on Sunday and later took Miss Carol to Sick Ohil 1iren's Hosp etal to continue •, ' her nut -eines career studies. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Thom left last webk to spend the winter with. their son, James Thom, and Mrs. Thom in Mon- tana. • • Miss Dorinda Anni.s of . Ot- .: taava, w:hq is a s`tud'ent .. at the 'University of ,Wostern Ontario, spent the weekend with her grandfather, Mr. Percy Vincent. Friends in this district of Mr. ° and Mrs. Harry '4Vorsell and Terry of Goderich will be pleas- : 6.d to know. that they, are on a trip ,to Ontario' California. to visit her sister, Mrs. Stan tras�".er, Mr.. Strasser - Misses TVAT myon th'. Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Phil- Ii�ps, Miss Laura Phillips, Mr.' a ; Bert Taylor, Mr.' and Mrs. Bort l " Moss attended' th,e funeral last week of Mrs. William I.Ium,ph- „";t' • rey of St. Helens et. Lucknow. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hellinga attended the Christmas party t , H r -.,t Ed, Davies, in cm�arge. It was �Iecided to send ,small remem- branoe, • to the shut-ins of the. congregation. .Mrs. Roy Daer, the secretary -treasurer, was in,- trusted to send these. Mrs. Alvin Leatherland thanked Mils. Davies 'for her 'excellent work. as- president the past years. -1t was decided to assist in supply- ing treats for the Sunday school pupils. A Christmas lu.ncl� was served by Mrs. Warner'Andrews and Mrs. Alfred Rollinson. h t" "'r7"'� "'"""' - -Vesper Service The annual, Christmas Vesper Service and the Candlelighting ceremony wa.s held.by, the Au - bur .;. Presbyterian Church. The pre- sident, Jane -Doran, led the ser- vice and the organist was Marg- aret Sanderson. Mary Sander- .o.n and Gail Miller were the readers throughout the service. Pass•ages of Scripture wee read by Brenda Ball. Brenda- Arch- ambault, Marian Youngblut and Judy Arthur. The 'candlelight- ers were Marjorie Yoeun.gblut, Linda Baechler, .Joyceeather- land, Wendy Schneider - and Diane Kirkeonnell. During the service; Betty Moss and Jane Doran sang two duets. The of - g u ;Rl�t gtiTI �s Collins ' Margaret Young - pita. Rev. R. U. McLean gave an inspiring message on this 'year's theme, "Jesus, the Light of the World." The service was directed by Mrs. Wes Bradnock, leader, and the assistants, - Misses Carole Brown and Bar- bara Sanderson. The CG•.1.T. snsie he sealersetook:.,,:thds---stere -vice--- • fo- �th '• Ont rio Hospital where•'they presented it ora Sun- day evening in the, chapel"t?here for the pa•tieni's. - . The C.G.I.T,. Jane Doran was in charge of the,Auburn C.G.I.T. group when room of Knox Presbyterian Church. :Margaret Sanderson was the pianist. After the opening devotions and the Pur- pose, pians were made for the Candlelighting setvice. A let- ter' from Miss Ida White, mis- a ionary in India, to Sheron Col-. l+ins was read to the girls.. ...Sher - on had written the letter dur-. ing Daily Vacation Bible School evening. The, annual carol service of the Auburn. community will be held next Sunday, December 20, in Knox United Church at 8 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Humph- reys � were London visitors last: . Misses i an ',Houston. and Jean Jamieson o‘f Toronto, spent the weekend with the . former's patents, Mr. and Mrs. John Houston. • • Knox 'L.A s. The, Ladies' Aid meeting of •Knox Presbyterian Church was "held wiith the 'president, Mrs. this past summe as orie Of the proj eets. The olliering was re- ceived by Mary Sanderson and dedicated. • Guest --of the even- ing was Mrs. Ed. llavi,es who spoke to the girls on the make ing of Christmas candies. She de llonLsh•ate_d 4y,,- �ki'ng one large one and five sunaller dec- orated„ ones. Margaret Sander- son thanked Mrs, Davies and presented her with a small gift. Presentation The Huron District Visitors Totem Pole way prawn e the first Auburn Buoy Scout group by the fret Cli nt o n RCAF Scout Trapp when scout and •atrolleaders visited last week. Scout Leader Percy Youn�gbiat and assistant, Elliott Lapp; wel= oom.ed the viritcrs on behalf of their members. They showed the Auburn boys different ways of learning the rules and told how to. care Jar guns _and__the. proper uses of them. The visit- ors were: Scoutmaster Ross Mil- ton, first Clinton, RCAF; assist- ant Scout:m�as ter Bob Tos�czak;, Troop Leader Bill Eastabrooks, . p a,troi ..2 ods, Maurice N eliseh er*. phantom patrol; Robert Prest and Bab Reid, stag patrol, The Auburn. boy. were presented with their new shoulder flashes igt-A4N14' W24%151-0'114 chiefs. St: Mark's Guild The December meeting of St. :4 lark's Guild was held at the, home of Mrs. Sam .Daer with a large attendance. Her daugh- ter, Mrs. Andrew. Kirkconnell, presided.' The. Serpture was read by Mrs. Cliff�or&,,, Brawn. Mrs. Lloyd Hulnphrey�s .•lcd in prayers. Mrs. 1 nomas tlaggitt chose the Christm.as hymn, While Sheph,ercEs wet,,cthed their flocks by night, for'her birthday hymn. Aii interesting and tune- ly. topic, was given -.:b3 Mr-. EYEr- dan R. Taylor on "When is` Christmas?" Mrs. Robert J. Phtlli,ps played a medley of Christmas carols on the piano, The rector, Rev. Robert Meally, gave ins.truoti.on on ten ues- tions ".�''....; '.. ..�..""..�.�.. pe-rtarning to the Bi le and the birth of Christ. Mrs. Kirkcannell, on behalf:of her mother, thanked all who had president, Mrs. George. Schnei- der, took charge of the business. The minutes were accepted as read by the secretary, Mrs. John Daer. The financial statement was given by the treasurer, Mrs: Gordon- R. Taylor. The roll Ball was answered by each member qu.oti,ng a Christmas Verse. The trm1elling apron was passed and each put in a penny for each letter in "A, Saviour which is Christ. - the -Lord."- Ihev. Mr M.eally presided far the election o -f office. s, as follows: President, Mrs. Lloyd Humphreys; lst vice-•resilen.t- Mrs. yy9rta ¢ ..?„_Ani,«r.M,•.r.• t ' hr'., � rs. o in Daer; treasurer, Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor; press reporter, Mrs. Ed. Davies; pianist, Mrs. .Gor- don 13. Taylor; program 'com- mittee, Mrs. Fordyce Clark, Mrs, Orval MePh'e'e, Mrs. George Schneider and Rev. Robert Me.ally. It was announced that the commun,lty carol eerviee would be held in the Knox Unci- ed Church on Sunday, Deem ber 20, at 8 p.m. Rev. •Mr. Meally- announced that the Ch,116etmas ,eomin ndo.n service would be held in St. - Marles Church on December 20-th and that the annual Christmas Eve service would be held at Trin- ity_ Church,. Blyth, at .14130•-p:m.,; al -a a Chri,s.tirn;as Communion on Christmas morning. The mems bers decided to send $10 to the '.Muncey Indian Reserve., Rev. Mr. Meally closed the meeting with prayer. After a succe;Ss- fu1 auction, a lunch was serv- e • y—the ' hosfe sS"TlYfrs. Sam 'Daer, a.ssi, ted by, her daughters, Mrs. Andrew KKirkconnell' and Mrs. John Dam • The Women's Missionary So- ciety of Knox Presbyterian Church held their Christmas meeting with the 'president, Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson, in 'harge. The Scripture was read by Mrs. Alvin Leatherland. The devotional period •waseit charge of Mrs. Donald Haines. She gave the Meditation' on the Scripture lesison, followed by. prayer by Mr`s. Wes Bradnock. .The guest. .speAe�r-.of. the - afte.r-. noon was Mrs.'12alph D. Munro, who gave an inspiring Christ- mas message on, "What does-• C �a m • to yau�” e Christ in mind, and stressed the irportance of giving love. In closing, she asked everyone to - try an.d learn the true way of giving. Mrs. Mos Bradnock thanked Mrs. Munro for her message. The offering was re- ,ceived by Mrs, Roy Daer and dedicated with prayer by, Mass 1Vlinnie Wagner. The minutes Were adopted _ aS irea�d'by the secretary, Mrs. Donald Haines. She also gave ,the ffin,anaial statement. Cards were, signed by all present and sent to mem- bers who are very ill: 1Vias. Catherine Dobie, lluevale; Mrs, ,Herbert G.ovier, Clinton Um - Pita, a.i d._ M, s.- �J, ....C..- Stoltz Wingham hospital, Mrs. S.an F rson thanked all who had aseieted with the meet- ing. The slate of ofrcern as prepared by, the naminating eom'mc�ttee was presented and. accepted -Thi eomm�i�ttee was Mrs. Jack iiallarn, ?Virs. Alfre Rollins.on and Mrs. Wilfred San - stetson: Closing prayer was by ,Mrs. Wes Bradnock. The new ce e: elionor-a• p Mrs. Edgar Lawson; president, Mrs. Wilfred ,Sanderson; Fist vele-president. Mrs:, Alvin tea- therland; .2nij vice-presidey it, Mars. Wes Bradnock; secretary - treasurer, ,Mns. Donald Haines; Glad Tidings secretary, Mrs. Al- fred Rollinson; welcome and weNaiie, Mrs. Herbert Govier, Mrs. Eranle Raithby, 1Vlns. John Hallam; flower convener, Mrs, Alfred Rollinson; literature and supply; • Mrs: Gordon, -Dobie;- Home -Helpers, Miss Minnie Wagner, Mrs. Roy Daer; supply, Mrs. Carl Govier, Mrs. 1Vhajor Youngblut; student and press, Mrs. Ed. Davies, ,Mrs., Charles Stewart; nominating eonin)ittee, Mrs. Alfred Rollinson,_ Mrs. John Ira ia-inTVs:"W11frecfRol-' linson; ,C.G.I.T. lender, Mrs. Wes Bradnock; assistants, Miss Barbara Sanderson, Miss Carole Mrs. Major Youngblut; secre- tary -treasurer, Mrs. Roy Daer. 11W'hat A Gift! A Chu stmas in 1890 still re, mains the most m�rrtorable one to rne. It was made so by -a gift recgved from a business ,Man and a good woman at a Sunday School Christmas Service. This good man came up to me, squeezed my- hand, and with his left hand on my shoulder, said, `tMy" Boy, I perceive that 'God will make of you a force• for good in the world. Never refuse an apparbunity to take • art in all such services!" Tie woman cane up }soca said, Jacob, you, said your piece beautifully1" , These were the sweetest words I did not sleep that night. ;Some- thing happened pn the inside .�eandle of hope wa$ ed And, ambition" was acted, It Wasn't true what many said to me -.."you are just a dumb, gaad-ifor frpthip kid!" 8 It Vies vvithiin -our power and will. to create this year such a niethorable Christmas for many a poor soul -.•••discouraged, hope and faith burning low, possess, -ed 'witch an inferiority comple, and. ambition waiting to be lighted! Maybe just a word or a friend ly glance from you or from me will make this Christmas a most Ira',ortaat and joyous one, know , w is a to tiie giver, a, well aa•'to the poor soul who is so in need of inspiration.. ,My wishes ,for this year ar Ie.. t. mas in Spirit.. Now and For ever! ;Uncle Jake (1938 r • '17th 'Year • sse Choosing a sweater now will be more difficult _than t`:AAnormally because we hav��e,��j�)as much larger stoo+c�*{'k(� rom y 11 , 494aXmli a lbgeMe+�i1thil�I:�y' 'a i . PMMA+. .; M. �, +� you are sure to get what. She wants. • A few of our brand `names are; Parkhurst, Avon, Dal- keith, Kitten, Houlding and Champion_. .We have - every conceivable type of knit for just casual wear • or for curling or- skiing. Whites, colors, prints, stripes and ruffles are what you have to choose from in blouses and shirts. A wonderland of materials have been used to fashion these gift items. Viyella, Brocade, Lace, Swiss cot - 'ton, Silk, and Satin. ,The colors ,in sleeveless, long sleeve, short roll -up" -and three-quarter .sleeve styles are simply gorgeous. 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