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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-12-14, Page 5Family nightat Auburn Gay Christmas decorations ek adorned the. Auburn Com - St. Mark's Anglican Church Leonard Archambault, low bault, MrsRobert Phillips and gave an inspiring Christmas Man, Donald Cartwright. Win- Mrs. Robert Turn'er. Dinner ___—rawaitazDtleuwriA—tiaiQr--the-- • . ,t INI 11. VIS 11 00010,1" home-eatirmolitit'. The November meeting of the Walkerburn Club was held at the home of Mrs. Leonard Ar- cha mb 1 au t. The president, Mrs. Elliott . Lapp°, °polled the meeting with 0 Vanada meo,age„AraktaiLV. the mearting--ilei_ Postill and Mrs. Alfred Fry. The 'program committee con - bring Christmas cake or cookies for lunch. An interesting program of contests was in charge of. Mrs. John Hallam and Mrs. Joe Hunking. A penny sale was en - CHRISTMAS LE • 20% OFF INE & mu* was 1 O% OFF .---EUREkA VACUUM ;wow 3, 2 OFF --PiioNo NEEDLES • 25% OFF & RADIO TUBES 2 5% ib.FF -::1" V' AiTENNAS LIPITEPT;" HUTCHINSON APPLIANCES • A • • annual family night put on by tie Women's Institute mem, bers. The Horticultural Society members and their families • were guests along with he two 4-H club members and ftmilies. The president, Mrs. Donald Cartwright, welcomed the 135. assembled and Pastor Alfred Fry pronounced the grace. A delicious smorgasbord dinner • was served.' Many of the dishes that the 4-H girls had learned to make. Pastor Fry led in a sing -song of Chi istmas carols • with Mrs: Robert Phillips at the pia o. A piano solo was played by Wanda Plaetzer and Lorraine Chaniney sang the • solo, "Bless This House", ac- companied by Doris Naylor. Rev. Keith Stokes, rector of 4 of sharing at this time and all through the year. Greetings from the Village of Auburn was brought by the clerk, Mr. Frank Raithby and •Mrs. Uprdon Taylor, president of the Hor- ticultural Society thanked the W.I. members for the.invitation to attend ths. Family Night dinner. She then thanked all who had assisted with the flowerbeds, Duncan MacKay, William J. Craig, Wilfred Collinson and all others who had kept the beds during the summer. - Progressive euchre and crokinole were played which were convened by Mrs. Leonard Archambault and Mrs. Donald Cartwright. Winners were:igh lady, Mrs. Myrtle Munro; low lady, Mrs. Roy Daer; high man, Horticultural Society Review busy year Mrs. Gordon '‘ Taylor president of the Auburn Hor- ticultural Society, held the December executive in the Town Hall last Thursday after- noon. She reviewed briefly the work done by the members throughout the year and read a poem "Christmas Joy". The minutes of the previous meeting were read by Mrs. • Beth Lansing. A vote of thanks was ten, dered to all those who had assisted in mowing grass around the letters, Manchester Garden, flower beds and flower boxes. Plans were made to put Santa and his reindeers. on the St. Mark's Anglican church lawn and thet-colored street lights • are lit now for the holiday season. These jobs are much appreciated by the Society and it all lends a hand to beautify our village. . The president reminded ffiat. Haiti -notes are still available from Mrs. Elmer Trommer. The nominating committee will be Mrs. Donald Haines, Mrs. James Jackson and Mrs. Frank Raithby. They will bring in the slate of officers for the coming year at the annual meeting td be held on January 8th at 8 p.m. The program will be in charge of Mrs. Brian Hallam and Mrs. William Seer ° ,The lunch committee will be' Mrs. Norman McDowell, Mrs. Oliver Anderson, M'rs. William L. Craig and Mrs. Robert Arthur. Hold youth service Sunday last was another refreshing time for the congregation of Knox United • Church, not only was the Sun- day School well attended, but the Sanctuary was well filled • for the morning service.' The Junior CGIT and the Ex- plorers, unties the direction of their leaders, Mrs. Allan Web- ster, Miss Brenda Archam- bault, 'Miss Brenda Ball and Miss Doreen McClinchey, .con- ducted a fine worship service. • The traditional Christmas hymns were sung at the service, Marilyn Wightman was in charge of the ser`vice. Vicki 4 4. Powell read .atpoem and' Judy Robinson lethin the prayers. The combined choirs sang the "Hymn of Guidance" and the Explorer's hymn. Pastor Alfred Fry told the children's story and gave a brief message on "His Name shall be called Wonderful". Miss Doreen McClinchey presided at the piano for the choir number accompanied by her brother, Douglas on the guitar. both the organist, Mrs. Norman Wightman and Mrs. Allan Webster presided at the organ. LPonaid Haines,, Mrs. William :John Hallam. Clark, Mrs. Lawrenee Plaetzer - The draw was won by Mrs. Henry Hunking. U had been sisted of Mrs. Leonard Archam- and Mrs. James Jackson. The minutes of the previous donated by Mrs. Arie Duizer.. A meeting were adopted as read delicious lunch was served by by the secretary, Mrs. Worthy Mrs,. Ted Hunking and Mrs' Young. The roll call was an- Henry Hunking. swered by 16 members with donations to the penny sale. The finincial statement was given by the treasurer, Mrs. 1.41ovd McClinchey. Socials The sympathy of this com- munity is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Karl Teichert and family of Goderich,-former residents of this village, on the sudden death of • her tctather, Mr. Walter Weimann of Seaforth. Also sympathy to former residents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hellinga and family of Sault Ste. Marie, another daughter of the late Mr. Weimann. Congratulation6 to Mrs. Jessie Naylor on graduating from the Clinton, Centre of the Conestoga'College of Applied Arts and Technology last Thur- sday evening in the Certified Homemaker's Course where she had attended elasses for the past 12 weeks. ,Mr. Robert Chamney is a patient in Hotel Dieu Hospital, Windsor; his many friends in this community wish • him a speedy recovery: Mr. • Elmer Trommer and daughter, Miss Connie Trom- mer, visited Victoria hospital, London o -n Sunday with Mrs. Trommer :who is a patient there. • • The annual Carol service sponsored by the Society will be held on Wednesday, December 20th at 8 p.m. in Knox United Church. Please note the change in day. • Miss Cynthia Perry, Reg. N.P.G. of Calgary, Alberta was In recent guest with Miss Judy Arthur Reg. N. MissPerry .vas en route to Sussex, England to spend Christmas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Perry. Mr. and Mrs,. Bill 0,Lapp are vi4ing with his parents, Nr. and Mrs. Elliott Lapp,' having arrived home from a trip through Furope for several months, • Mrs. Harry,Ar,thurTiliS0 on the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Keller at Dublin. The Auburn •librarian requests all county books be in on December 12th. Philip Arthur, captain of the Blyth ..PeeWee's and the manager, Charlie Bromley were guests at a banquet in,,the Main Dining room in Queen's, Park when the Ontario Govern- ment gave them a citation for winning the All -Ontario Cham- pionship. .Over 400 attended the banquet. xvxvx-vxvxvx-vx-vx-v.gmvx-vx-v.x-vxvakoxvi SANTA comes to CLINTON . 1 P.M. to 4 P.M. SATURDAY DEC 9th AND SATURDAY DEC 16th It AT • TOWN HALL CGIT ciremony The annual candle -lighting service of the Aubuiti CGIT was held last Sunday evening in Knox United Church. Christ- mas hymns were played • by Doris Naylor on the organ and Lorraine Chamney on the A new project for the Club piano while the guests were Members was planned when coming into the Sanctuary. members • will visit the Arva Ball presided for the ser- Goderich• Nursing Home and vice and gave the call to wor- assist in celebrating birthdays ship. After, singing the hyp:in, of the patients each month. "Holy', Holy, Holy", Jayne Ar- thur.„gave a reading "What is Christmas?" The scripture lesson from John's GospeLwas read , by Sherry Plaetzer. Lorraine Chamney read a reading entitled "The Bethlehem Road". Trudy Machan gave a reading "Gan- dlelight" and Yvonne • Bean "The Christmas Candle".. Those taking part in the can- dle -lighting service were Arva Ball, Sherry Plaetzer, Lorraine •Chamney, Doris Naylor, Wanda ,Plaetzer, Lynn :Turner, Jayne Arthur, Yvonne Bean and Trudy Machan. A duet was sung by Doris Naylor and Lorraine Chamney accom- panied by Wanda Plaetzer. Mrs. Alfred Fry pronounced the benediction. A delicious lunch was served by the girls in the ,Sunday School room after the service. Mr. Ronald Hallam thanked 'the girls on behalf of those assembled. A thank -you note was read from Mr. and Mrs. John Hallam who had recently celebrated their 45th wedding anniversary. It was decided to hold the next meeting at the home of Mrs. Ted Hunking on December 27th. The program will be in charge of Mrs. Ted Hunking and Mrs. Henry Hunking. Each member is to A carol -service will be held - at Christ Church, Port Albert, December 17 at 2 p.m. "The people of the, community are in- vited. A congregational dinner will follow. (Open Monday Through friday) 308 HURON RD. V 40•III1* Abh, RARE OPPORTUNITY -lir 524-7831 T , 1971 CADILLAC SEDAN DeVILLE This luxurious standard -of -the -world automobile has been driven just 13,000 careful miles by 'a midlleage couple. It is just 18 months old. Finished in beautiful Clove metallic with gold padded vinyl top. Gold mayfair maize cloth interior. Features full power equipment including power windows. Six way power seat, AM/FM radio with 3 -speakers, full tinted glass, automatic headlamp dimmers, carpet savers etc. Spare never out of, the trunk. Of 'course it has full factory temperature controlled air conditioner. • This car is not dated by style. Test drive this magnificent vehicle today. OUR CHRISTMAS GIFT STORY in Coats & Jackets •• PRICE $ 6500 McGEE PONTIAC - BUICK # • GODERICH 524-8391 ail 4 MP , *, A•A 4 'Ns 0 'FREE GIFT FOR EVERY CHILD Each child must be accompanied by an adult. CHRISTMAS TORE—H-OUR — 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. — 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. — 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 14 Friday; Dec. 15 — Saturday, Op. 16, Monday, Dec. -18 — Tuesday, Dec. 19 — Wednesday, Dec. 20 — Thursday, Dec. 21 Triday, Dec. 22 Saturday, Dec. 22 — This picture gives you a small idea of what we have for you in coats and jackets. On these racks you will find car coats, parkas with hoods, bright shirt jackets, ski jackets and well, name it, we think we have it What all these rackets feature are light weight, warmth and good looks We know he will be pleased with one of these. Take note in the background we have some of our scarves hanging Give him warmth and appearance in one visit. N 8 Earl has been serving Goderich area men for 15 years and Bob for 10 Between the two they might very well know what your man needs. wants likes or dislike,, Why not drop in and discuss 0 EARL RAII,ISON si[i()P skusavumumulwitom 0 9