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PAGE 14 —GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1979
Auburn Lions Clu
The annual Ladies'
Night was held recently
by the Auburn and
District Lions Club in the
Auburn Community
Memorial Hall. The
Women's Institute
catered to the turkey
dinner.
President, Lion Bill
Robertson was In Charge
and had the new mem-
bers introduce their
wives.'
The minutes were
approved as read by the
secretary, Lion Bob
Worsell.
Plans yiere finalized for
the ] vt+ Year's Eve
dance and pork barbecue.
The Children's
Christmas party date was
set for December 19.
The weekend of
January 26 and 27 was set
for the Sno-Fest. Plans
include a snowmobile
Poker Rally, cross-
country skiing, sleigh
rides, snowshoe races,
paneake beeakfast
dance.
The
The guest speaker of
the evening was Mr. Jens
Anderson from Ontario
Hydro.
SOCIAL NEWS
Winners at the weekly
euchre party held every
Tuesday evening in the
SPECIAL
HOLIDAY SEASON
HOURS
The Special Hours which appeared in The
Huron Shopping News were incorrect. They
should have read:
Monday to Saturday, Dec. 17 to 22
OPEN FROM 9 TO9
Sunday, Dec. 23: 1 to 9, Monday, Dec. 24:9 to 6
Closed Christmas Day
Open Boxing Day, Dec. 26: 9-6
Thursday, December 27:9-6
Friday, Dec. 28: 9 to 9, Saturday, Dec. 29: 9 to 6
Sunday, December 30: 1 to 6
Monday, December 31: 9 to 6
January 1, New Years Day, Closed
January 2 - Resume Regular Hours
SINCE law
THE ORIGINAL OLD MILL
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At The Railway Tracks Since 1894
members entertain their ladies at dinner
Auburn Community
Memorial Hall were:
novelty- - Kenneth
McDougall; high lady' -
Mrs. Kahy Rody; low
lady - Mrs. Lillian
Letherland; high man -
Ted Mills; and low man -\
Clarence Allen.
There were 11 tables in
play..
Dennis Hallam of
Brucefield held the lucky
ticket number III in last
week's Auburta and
District Lions Club
Lottery draw.
Stanley Ball is a patient
in' University Hospital,
London. He is wished a
speedy recovery.
The annual Christmas
Eve service will be held
on December 24 at 8 p.m.
in Knox United Church.
Everyone is welcome.
Kim and J.D. Hassan of
Oakville, grand nephew
of Oliver Anderson will
play solos and duets on
their violins prior to the
service. Peter Postill of
Vana will be a soloist.
Wee Craig Empey,
R.R. 2 Auburn, will be the
Baby Jesus.
St. Mark's Anglican
Church will hold a
Christmas Eve service on
December 24 at 10 p.m.
Everyone is welcome.
The community is
pleased to report that
Mrs. Wilfred Plunkett is
improving in •health in
Clinton Public Hospital.
Weekend guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jardin
and Mrs. Elva Straughan
were Mr. and Mrs.
Clayton Robertson of
Meaford, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Jardin, Melissa and
Kyla of Kitchener, Mrs._
Bonnie Armour and Julie
of Waterloo and Mr.
Donald Jardin, Steven
and Randy of Kitchener.
The community is
sorry. to report that Mrs.
Evelyn Merrill of R.R. 1
Clinton was a patient last
week in Clinton Public
Hospital. She is wished a
speedy recovery.
A Merry Christmas and
A Happy New Year to all
readers of the Auburn
news.
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W.M.S.
The Christmas meeting
of the Auburn
Presbyterian Women's
Missionary Society was
held last Wednesday
evening at the home of
Mrs. Frances Clark.
The meeting was in the
charge of the president,
Mrs. Wilfred Sandersort
and she gave the call to
worship followed by
prayer., She welcomed
McDowell read St. Luke's
story at out the mother of
Jesus, Mary.
For study, the story of
the Wisemen was read
and for fellowship,
Mary's close relationship
with Elizabeth and the
Shepherd's visit to the
Bethlehem ,stable were
read. -
For Service, John 1st
chapter was read and all
repeated the U.C.W.
Purpose.
Mrs. Jack Armstrong.
gave the meditation and
Mrs. Dorothy Grange
spoke on the Christian's
faith and how it should be
worked into the Purpose.
The candles were
extinguished and lit
again. The first one was
lit to acknowledge God's
grace, the second one was
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Eleanor Bradnx•k, correspondent
the members and guests
and all read the hymn,
The Race That Long in
Darkness Pined.
Mrs. Sanderson led in
the reading of the
scripture lesson, Isaiah 9,
second verse followed by
all repeating the Lord's
Prayer. '
The hymn, Angels
From the Realm of
Glory, was read followed
by the scripture passage,
Luke 2:8-20 verses.
The Christmas
meditation was followed
by the reading, What Can
We Give to Christ This
Christmas, followed by
prayer.
The hymn, It Came
Upon the Midnight Clear,
was read to close the
devotional period.
The roll call was an-
swered by a Bible verse
containing the word,
Love.
Mrs. Frank Raithby
introduced theguest
speaker of the evening,
Mrs. Wayne Good of
Blyth. She told about her
recent trip to Sierra
Leone in.West Africa. She
gave the history of the
missionary work done in
that country and told
about the visits to the
missionaries working
there now. She also told
about the country and the
living conditions there.
Mrs. Ehanor Bradnock
thanked her for her in-
formative and interesting
message and for bringing
the souvenirs back with
her for all to see. She
presented her with a gift.
A reading, There Was
No Room For Them in the
Inn, was read by Mrs.
Frank Raithby.
The offering was
received by Mrs. Frances
Clark and dedicated with
prayer by Mrs. San-
derson.
The meeting was closed
with the hymn, Joy to the
World. and the benedic-
tion.
Lunch of Christmas
cake, short bread and
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cookies was served by
Mrs. Clark assisted by
Mrs. Roy Deer.
U.C.W.
A brightly decorated
Christmas tree, colorful
garlands, candles and
poinsettias made a pretty
setting for the annual
Christmas meeting of the
Knox United Church
Women held in the
Sunday school room of
the church.
The president, Mrs.
Donald Haines,
welcomed the members
and the invited guests.
Christmas music was
played by Mrs. Kenneth
McDougall while they
were assembling.
Mrs. Donald Haines
gave the call to worship
followed by welcoming
everyone. Carol singing
was led by Mrs. Tom
Jardin. She gave a short
history of each carol
sung. They were, Away
In a Manger, written by
Martin Luther 1483-1546;
0 Little Town of
Bethlehem, by Philip
Brooks, 1835-1893; Hark
the Herald Angels Sing,
by Charles Wesley, 1707-
1788 and Holy Night,
Peaceful Night by J.
Mohr, 1792-1848.
Mrs. Peter Verbeek led
th-e.. candle -lighting
service while Mrs.
Donald Haines and Mrs.
Gerald McDowell read
passages from the Bible.
The candles were lit for
Witness, Study',
Fellowship and Service.
For witness, Mrs.
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