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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-12-29, Page 8~ ,� « , ^ ` , °��-�� PAGE 8---GODER,XIA SIGNAL -STAR, DECEMBER -�� 1975 ~ AUBURN AND DISTRICT NEWS ST. MARK'S A1'Gt1CAN CHURCH WOMEN Ar interesting ,r,songrn`',nng!. of St. Mark's (ls,uuhu,n ACW was held on Wednesday at the horne of Mr Thomas Haggitt. Mrs |luggitr "welcomed the members and two 'visitors Th�• opening hymp, was sung and the meditation was given oy Haggitt. A reading was read. by Mrs. John mu,, uod a hymn sing was sung. b`s/,ud. of the Bible Study R,v,,rnd Fred Carson sx n dcoloured slides of paintingby / • artists depicting the Nut4ivit/ and the Saviour's Birth and shepherds in the fields This was very intercsting The business meeting was conducted by Mrs. Thomas ' Haggitt. The report of' the 0)) ' Jm.tc,t^ 8JPWMBER. A H0ME CAN'T BE A PRETTY PLACE WHEN ANCIENT SHOWS ITS ) = /�w�. .` -"_= ^^ ~^ MBVNG �L1HEA` 55 KINGSTON IT. . November meeting was accepted as given by Mrs. John Daer and Mrs. Haggitt gave the financial statement. The officers for 1976 �wore chosen arid accepted as follows t president, Mfs, Celia Taylor, president, Mrs. Robert S14u*r.vice-p,rea|dent. Mn. Donald Cartwright, secretary-, Mrs, John Daer, treasurer, Mrs. Thumus Fluggdt. pianist, Mrs. Andrew ;{|rkconueU.. press reporter, Mrs, James To* sskiltant, Mrs; !Ed Davies. rogi-ams, the executive, 'A--Bi,ble was presented to Mrs. 'Celia Taylpr from Mentibers of St, Mark's Anglican • Church congregation in recognition of her many year's service to Church as organist and performer of other duties, MrS. Taylor said she had enjoyed. her work in the Church. 4,,orond Fred Carson closed the meeting with prayer and thanks was given to Mrs. Haggitt for inviting them to her home. A dcliciqus !unch was served by 1\,11-s.Hu iu assisted ass+sted by Mrs. Donald Cartwright., . BIBLE SOCIETY The annual Auburn Carol 'service sponsored by the Rih|, Society was held last nondur evening 'in Knox United rhurch with a fain attendance, Mr. Donald Haines led the service in the absence of ~tha United Church Supply, m|n|yter, Mr. NI. Morrison. Mr's. Norman vviph/mun presided at the organ'. Several carols were sung followed .prayer by Mr. Frank Rpichbx. The scripture lessonwas read by '-' DAVE HAYmOW ELECTRICAL . Serving XnduS0rimolr Commercial, R idi ntiwnl Needs �� b�� '. �� m��«w�� MAiTAG • AUTOMATIC WASHERS & DRYERS • PORTABLE WASHERS & DRYERS • WRINGER WASHERS . • PORTABLE &. BUILT -PN DISHWASHER • IN SINK FOOD WASTE DISPOSERS From the Dependability People at:- HNNT�� HNNSON APPLIANCES ` TRADE INS ACCEPTED 308 HURON RD . ^ 5?*'7831 ^ �� MQ Wes 8[8dU0CK 526-7595 Mr/,Baines. A duet was sung by Mrs. Thomas J,ardin and Mrs. Donald Haines. The offering e received bMr. James Tow'e and Mr. Murray Rollinson. Two Christmas readings were given' by .Mrs. Thoma-sr8 gbt. Rev. FradCarson, rector oC .St.D�nok`s � |ic Church gave�� inspirChristmas message, He dwelt on the purpose of mankind and urged all tolive each duvfor Christ and be a nitq/u' for Him at this festive season. The service was closed with a hymn. SOCIAL NEWS Mr, and Mrs, Stewart Mills af Brantford visited last Week with their cousino; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Athur and Greg. The sympathy _of the commundyisextended toD�c and Mrs. Stewart Blathwayt in the death of her sit-1ast week in Toronto. � Mr, H. Odbert of Stratford is visiting with his daughter, Mrs, Elmer TrooTmer, Mr. Trornmer and Miss Connie. Little Miss Rose Marie Young, 14 month old daughter of Mr. and ,Mrs. Donald Young, was a patienit for five days recently from second degree burns to, three fingers and a thumb froin hot tea. Mr. and Mrs. William Berry' moved recently to their new home in Goderich: Mrs, Allan Craig and son James Tyler Craig arrived home last Thursday from Alexander Marine hospital, Mrs: Torrance Tabb • returned home Last weekend after several days a patient in Wingham hospital. Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell arrived home,lnatneekafter surgery in St. Joseph's hoopta|Loodon. Mr. and Mrs. George Collins of Huron Haven visited last"Tuesday evening with Mrs. E leaner Bradnock. GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY Many from this community ; attended -the Open Housnfor Mr, and Mrs. Herbert. Glousher„ RR 1 Auburn, on the occasion Of their Golden Wedding Anniversary. The couple celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary by holding Open' House last Tuesday in the afternoon and evening. Over 160 guests signed the guest book in charge of Mrs. Jack Glousher sistcrin,\aw.oyGoderich, The guests were received by their daughter, Jean, (Mrs. Keith Good) assisted by sister-in-law, Mrs. Dorothy Creighton of Clinton. Lunch was served from a lace covered table centred by a woddingcukeOonkodby@m\d candles, by daughter -in-laws, Mrs. Jame's GUoueher, Auburn, Mrs. Kenneth G\nUohur. Goderich and Mrs. Donald Glousherof Blyth. _11.11110.1=1.110/_iN Many giYta, cards and telephone calls wer received and guests attended from Goderich, Clinton, Wingbaoo' Seaforth an the surrounding district. lnNtho evening; the couple were surprised to get a visit from Mr. and Mrs. BorV\d^Crmightnn.^Tori and KeUy' uC Fort ��rmUUoo. �\bertu. Mr. and Mrs. Glousher were married at the Blyth manse by Reverend Vy Telford. Mrs. Giousher was the former Mae Creighton of Blyth. Following their marriage they resided for a short time in East Wawanosh and then moved into the Glousher • homestead, where thoxahUUveoomi-retred. ` Mr. Glousher Operated the. cider mill for 48 years but quit two years ago due to ill • hea}dh. a business operated for many years by his father. Besides farming, Mr. Glousher operates a small workshop where h ftou mends broken `^~^ machinery and re�V`oem broken parts. y Mrs.' Glousher's hobby is nitting and crocheting. Mr. and Mrs. Glousher have five children. Qne daughter Mrs. Keith (Jean) Good of RR 1 Auburri, Robert of Blyth, James of Auburn, Donald oyBTgthand1Konnoth of Goderich. Also 23 grand - ° . '� * children and three great- grandchildren. Mr. Ghuahor has one brother. Henry of Blyth and one sister, Mrs. Eldabeth White of Galt and Mrs. 'Gtous-ber has one sisie,r- in-law, Mrs. Dorothy Creighton of Clinton. The best " wishes of the, community is exed to Mr. and `Mrs. .Glousher on this occasion, AUBURN WI The December meeting of the Auburn Women's Institute was held last week in the Auburn Community Memorial hall \v|th the president, Mrs. Thomas Haggitt in charge. The meeting was opened withthe Ode, the Mary Stewart Collect and 0 Canada with ,Mris, Catherine Jackson at thd piano. ,Mrs., Haggitt opehed with a reading. The minutes ' of the previous Meeting woro^epd by the oecretary, Mrs. Donald Buinoo who also gave the financial statement. The second printing of the History of Auburn has been received so any one wishing a copy lease contact any one of the Tweedsmuir history book committee. It was movd that „Volunteerdonations be sent to the )` Aspciation of Goderich Psychiatric Hospital and they) Children'sWar Memorial .Hospital,London. New canners andash-trays have been puirchased for the hall.Mrs. Thomas Lawlor gave adernonstration and spokeoke of her display *AO Christmas decorations and gifts. Carols \,d by Mrs. Donald 8 * w.kiU` Mr's. Jackson at piano ,,Anjoyod. Two Christmas solos were uiing by Mrs. Gordon.McC|iiichay of Blyth. Mrs. Roy Daer thanked her and presented her with a gift, Mrs. Frank Ru\thby gave two readings. The roll call was answered by naming a simple way to brighten the Christmas season tor someone else. An interesting showing of pictures of Oowero, scenes and of Auurn W.I. taken in 1922 was presented by Mrm Oliver Anderson. Mrs. Ffrank Raithby thanked her ancl presented her , with a gift. Prizes were given to Mrs. Gordon Powell for having the luckcup, birthday nearest chrintmpo. Mrs.' ThomaS Haggitt, anniveoa eu Christmas, Mrs, Thomas Lawlor . and company for Christmas Day coming the farthest, Mrs. Donald Haines. A delicious Christmas' lunch was served by Mrs. Joseph Hickey, Mrs'. James Jackson, Mrs. Frank Raithby and Mrs. Roy Daer. Unexpected weather changes \ in ,store for Ontario drivers during these fall months ... rain, fog potohon, and in some areas even snow. 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