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1967
Garlands of • green holly and
decorated ininiature Christmas
trees made a pretty settingWhen
. the Auburn horticultural Soici.
ety held its annual family
Christmas party.
The members of the Women's
Institute and the village trustees
were guests as well as Sheriff
and Mrs. Karry Sturdy of God.
erich. ,
Rev. M.R. Roberts pro.
partook of the sniorgosbord
supper. Miss MargaretR. Jack.
son won the, prize for having
the lucky cup.
The president, Mrs. Frank
Raithby was in charge of the
meeting which .opened by sing.
• ing 0, Canada with .Mrs.. Gor.
don R. Taylor at the piano.
A sing -song of Christmas
carols was led by Mrs. Gor.
don R. Taylor with Mrs. Wil.
Liam J. Craig at the piano.
An accordian solo was played by
Larry Plaetzer.
Greetings from the village
council were brought by the
chairman, Mr. William J.
Craig.
The president of the Women's
Institute expressed thanks for
-the invitation and wished every.
one the compliments of the
season.
The minutes were accepted as
read by the secretary, Mrs.
Bert Craig. She also gave the
financial statement which had
been prepared by Mrs. Norman
McDowell.
Mrs. Wes Bradnock brought
in the slate of officers which
was accepted as read.
A solo, •«O Little Town of
Bethlehem" was 'stung by Miss
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Twenty-three area Huron County residents will mark • their
first Christmas as Canadians this year following the presentation
of citizenship papers at a special Citizenship Court held Thursday
evening at the county., courthouse. A party in honour of the new
Canadians was • held at the home of Dr. and Mrs. R, W. Hughes,
20 Wellington Street, by members of the Maple Leaf Chapter
I.O.D.E, Above, Gerrit Tjaden, of R,R, 1, Goderich, scond from
right, receives congratulations from I,O,D-E• Regent M,cs. Roy
Breckenridge. Observing are Mayor G. Frank Mills, left, and
Judge R.S. Hetherington, who presided at the court. Mr. Tjaden,
who came to this area from Amsterdam, The Netherlands, in
1951, is being posted to Edmonton by the Royal Canadian Air
Force on January 20. (Staff Photo)
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turdy.Shows Slides.
Tabb, Mrs. William Clark and Margaret Roberts and a piano lips; secretary, Mrs. Bert
,Mrs. Earl Sherwood. • solo, (`Star of the East" was Craig; treasurer, Mrs. Wes
Auditors are Mrs. Sidney played by Mrs. Robert J. Phil, Bradnock.
Lansing,Mrs.
. Ralph D. Munro. lips. • Directors to retire in 1969,.
Mrs. Albert McFarlane in.. Mrs. William Straughan, Mrs.
troduced Sheriff Sturdy, who Thomas Lawlor, Mrs, Arthur
PERSONALS showed pictures of recent trips Grange, Mrs. Kenneth Scottand,
to the West Coast, Florida and Mrs. Ed. Davies.
many local scenes. , Directors to retire in 1970,
Friends are pleased to know He was thanked by Mrs. Rob. Mrs. Frank Raithby, Mrs. Al;
that Mr: Norman McDowell was ert J. Philips who presented bert McFarlane, Mrs. Torrance
able to come home last Satur. him with a small gift on behalf
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feria hospital London.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Robert.
son of Copper Cliff spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.
and 'Mks. William Straughan
and his father Mr. J.J. Tobert.
son. Mr. Straughan itva able
to return home last week after
several weeks a patient in Clin.
ton hospital,
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Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Branton
and son Clifford spent the week.
end witriends in Blenheim.
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Mr. and Mrs. John R. Weir
of London and her mother, Mrs.
Elsie Eustace spent the week.
end in Auburn.
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Mr. and Mrs. WilliamRueger
and family of Clinton and Mr.
and Mrs. George Rueger and
ti family of Lucan visited on Sun.
day with Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Cartwright and family.
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Congratulations to Mr. J.J.
Robertson who on Tuesday,
December 19 celebrated his
ninetieth birthday. Mr. Robert.
son is enjoying good health and
takes daily walks to the .post
office for his mail.
New officers of -the Auburn
Horticultural Society for 1968
are: past president, Mrs.'rank
Raithby; president, Mrs.
Gordon. R. Taylor; first vice.
president, Mrs. Russel Brind.
ley; second vice-president,.
Mrs. Donald Haines; third vice.
president, Mrs. Robert J. Phil•
Sime trees a">carce in Ice-
land, families must use their
ingenuity in creating a .Christ-
mas tree. A pole with branches
of greenery tied to it is the
solution in many Icelandic
homes. And the valuable real
trees are saved for industrial
use.
I.A.M.
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nt the spirit of this
. holy Christmas D(ty, we. •
send greetings to all.
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the season to you and
yours. Have
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