Clinton News-Record, 1980-01-31, Page 8PAGE e
ANUARY 1
Well, some may not have been pleased with
Tuesday's sudden change in weather, but. Neel r
Khurana, 10, standing and his friend Scott Stevens,
11, thoroughly enjoyed building their first snow for,„
of the season. With big
agreed that it was time we
Record photo)
grins, the boys
had some snow
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the
AUBURN
heartily
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'1) ad Eleanor Bradnock, editor'
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Snowless Sno-Fest a success -
Although not 'much.
snow, Auburn and
District Lions Club Sno-
Fest weekend- was a'
good success.
The Poker Rally with
the snowmobiles had to
be cancelled but the
pancake breakfast ' drew
a large crowd for pan-
cakes, maple syrup and
sausages served from 8:
a:m.. to 11 a.m. Making
pancakes and serving
_them were Mr. and -Mrs.
Donald Haines, Bill
Crawford, Steve 'Cam-
pbell, Bob WorselI, Bud
Chamney , and Frank
Slater. The door was in
the charge of Walter
March'.
The log sawing contest
began at 1. p.m. _and there
was a good attendance
with plenty of con-
testants. The log- was
donated by •--eraig''s_
Sawmill, saws sharpeners'
by Tom Haggitt, jackets
donated by Champion
Roads, sweatshirts
donated . by ' Champion
Roads, bottle openers
donated by Chamney
Sanitation and money
prizes for the other
contests. The Lion vice-
president ' was in charge
of the afternoon's
program assisted by
other members of the
Auburn and District
Lions Club.
First prize for ,,S. rvice
Clubs in log sawing - Bill
Crawford and X Bud
~Chamney of Auburn and'
Bill Smiley...
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you get? Not a whiskey with water. A
water with a touch of whiskey.
And that's why so many once -
ardent hockey experts like me just
don't bother going to games, or even
watching them on TV, unless the
Russians are playing, when you see a
few flashes of the old-time hockey,
instead of a group of high-school
dropouts high -sticking, slamming
each other into the -beards, pretending
. to fight by -dancing 'ring -a -round while
carefully clutching each others'
sweaters so they won't be hurt,
tripping, clutching, hooking, and
doing everything but play hockey.
District Lions Club, 59
Seconds; second - Blyth
Lions Club - Rainer Saur
arid Floss Cook, 1 minute,
13 seconds; third l lyth
Fire Departmeift - Dave
Lee and Larry Bolger,
1.14 seconds ;° Men's - Bill
McWhinney and Jack
Pentland, 31 seconds;
second- Hoss Cbok and
Rainer Saur,-32seconds;
third - Clare Millian and
Gordon Daer, 40 seconds;
nicest Class - 'Wayne and
Marie Millian, 54
seconds; second - Rainer
and Linda Saur, 58
seconds; third - John and
Sheron Stadelrnann, 1.01
seconds; Men's Open -
firs't Art Stewart and Bill
Sproul, 40 seconds;
second 'Bud Chamney and
Perhaps the most sickening thing of
all is the great hugging and kissing
and dancing . that takes place when
one turkey has scored a goal by
shooting toward the end of the rink '
and having the puck go in off a
teammate's stick— pure accident.
It's O.K. I don't necessarily want to -
go back to the days when players had -
some dignity, and didn't have to pat
epch others' burns all the time. Nor do
I want them reduced to the sort of
wage slavery they endured years ago.
But please spare me, on'tEe sports
pages, from their constant whining,
tantrums;. .hurt feelings, and never-
ending interest in the'b.ig buck.
anniversary. Species
We're cefebrating`from now
'til the end of,February - with
these perm specials
"WARM AND GENTLE"
Hot permanent. Our
Regulvr charge '30. $i
25
Anniversary Special •
"GREAT FEELING"
Hot Permanent. Our
regular charge '27. $1
Anniversary Special
CHARLES
BeautySalon
74 Victoria Street, Clinton
Phone for an appolntment
Bill Crawford, 45
Seconds; third Bill
McWhinney and Jack
Pentland, '55 seconds;
Ladies Class - .Sheron
Stadelmann and Lijnda,•
Saur, 1.27 seconds;
second - Laura May
Chamney and Mari_.
Millian, 1.40 seconds;
.third - Rea Hamilton and
Laura Lawrence, 3.12
seconds; and Children's
Brent Andrews and Al
McWhinney; Frank
Slater and Robbie..
Plunkett; Robert Har -
back and Matthew
Morris, and Sharon
Glousher and Lorie
Cartwright:
The prize for the
youngest contestants
went -to Christine
Stadelmann and Beth
Hawley, both seven years.
old.
During the -,afternoon,
more than 100 grownups
and children enjoyed
rides on a wagon pulled
by. a team of horses
owned by Gary Kerr.
Marinus Bakker was in
charge' of arranging this
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° The Auburn Knox
United Church Women
held a wilting on
January '23 at la a.m.
when four bale quilts
were tied. At 2 p,m., the
germs ral meeting
followed. It had begin
planned' by Mrs Donald
.Haines, World Outreach
convener discussed the general
Mrs: Dorothy. Grange u. Auburn =H ff club was Corner of the World; b
business and ,opened with.
all repeating the U.C.W.
Purpose. ,
The minutes were
accepted as' read by ,the
secretary, Mrs. . Tom
Jardin.
The 1$80 allocation was
° accepted aswas a
donation to Alma Coll ge;
• Fancily Night will be
held op Fehruary` 22.'The
World Day Of prayer Life, Choir, Kitchener in
service will be held on April.
March 6 in Knox ?United t The ° meeting closed:
Church and ; plans are with the benediction and.
"being made to sponsor a asocial hour followed.
concert by the Dominion
The first ' m. eeting of spring': project is Your Mrs. Johr1 Hildebrand
led devotions; The hymn, held on January 21 at the , The Club lexocutive' r
equirements of the Clu ..
My
imer are in Thy " lhozne of the leader, Mrs. was chosen. as follows The girls were introduced
Hand, was'A.0 ng.,with Mrs. Donald Cartwright% The 'president - Carol. Seers,. to macrame when they.
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arndrsorn edger as the ' vice-president Patti talked about' materials
Oaniste e `..‘A
was given b,repvrfer ]ebbe Scott.
Aul urn' residents are 'The:' headers,' 1VIrs.
Maurice, Bean. • reminded again. tkiat ' D`onaid Cartwright and
Mrs,- • Donald Haines there Wille 'no garbage
presented'a paper on the. collection next Saturday
World Outreach work, February 2. U. Regular
This included the alcohol garbage collection will
consumption problem in start on Wednesday,
the schools as low as February 6 beginning at 8
grade -7. anralo 8, the-" a.m. and ._ thereafter
garbage will be gathered.
-every Wednesday
morning.
The Auburn and
District Lions Club lot-
tery draw last week was.
won by .Tom Jardin with
ticket number 247,
Mrs. Catherine
Jackson returned home
last Sunday after spen-
ding a few weeks at Oak-
ville with her daughter,
Mrs. Donald Kai and Mr.
Kai while Mrs. Kai was
ais McDowell, secretary -
Han fui w ays' „--'erson Rodger- and-press-
M11
nd- pre
rtl
ft ge
and equiprhent required
to make their articles
The next meeting will.
be held at , the home of
Mrs. IJ'ral' Dobie
1 Ari °
ehrua,ry 4•
K1UJI
ESSING
rehabilitation 'centres
such as Wayside House,
St, Catharines and Bold
Park Lodge, Hamilton,'
and more boat people
information. She also
gave the- story of Rob
Witmer, a former
Goderich resident, who,
with his Japanese wife,
has done missionary
work in Japan, and will
return when his theolb-gy
studies are completed.
President Mrs. Peter
Verbeek presided -for the ---recovering from surgery.
Holmesville ...
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pupils return to school on
Monday,`March 24, 1980.
_.µ..:...-_ - Notes
°The Goderich Township
Recreation Dance is tope
held February .2 at the
White Carnation.
There will be a card
Party at the 'Holmesville
School Thursday evening,
January 31, come bring a
friend or two, 'sponsored
by ' the Goderich Town-
ship W.I., ,Jadie.sbring
lunch, admission $1,,
to Ron
and Karen Tyndall on the
arriva'l of their son
Christopher ,Lorne at the
Alexandra Marine
Hospital, Goderich.
Proud grandparents Mr.
and Mrs. Lorne Tyndall
of Clinton and great ..
,grand -mother, Mrs.
Jennie Wise.
Pon and Isobel Harris
--attended-the ehri-s ten i ng-
of their granddaughter
Shelley Danielle Harris
on Sunday last at Ontario
Street Church, Clinton
and -were among the
many ainner guests with
Donna and Dennis Harris -
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert
Brand travelled, on
Sunday to Oakville to
visit with Mrs. Brand's
sister, Dora Holubowsky.
Marie, Kelso and
Vincent Fitzsimons of
Bayfield, Peggy Anne,
Murray MacLeod and
,Mark of Clinton • were
dinner guests With 'Barb
and Alvin Bettles.
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58 THE SQUAPE,.GOD.ERICH
MAIN CORNER, CLINTON
MAIN CORNER,'SEAFORTH
.a
Silver Tops
plan dinner
The Auburn Silver Tops
will hold a pot -luck dinner
on February 6 at 12:15
p.m. sharp in the Com-
munity Memorial Hall,
Meat and potatoes are
being provided. Bring a
salad or dessert.
Games and fellowship
will be enjoyed,following
the dinner.
Anyone 60 or over is
invited to join this group.
If , you need tran-
sportation, please call
Major Youngblut or Ted
Mills.
'-A't Trrec& d it x -e pr-eNes d r oast.. --in-
spected[ Smoking & Curing
Pick-up service available
Beef & Pork by quarter and side',
Can the experts
at 235-'0420 Exeter
DARLING'S
Food Market & Abattoir
February 18.....
VOTE
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Mah YC Count On!,
You Can Count on Graeme Craig to
1. INCREASE the Guaranteed Annual Income Supplement by $35
er., month.' -
2. OT INCREASE the excise tax on gas -and diesel fuel.
�`. 3. NOT APPLY the excise tax on food production energy, as this
is in effect a tax on food.
4. NOT APPLY the excise tax on public transportation energy,
including school buses.
5. RETURN AGRICULTURE to the top priority cagy of the
fuel rationing ---system.
6: WORK TO REGAIN Canada's respect around the world.
7. PRESENT a comprehensive energy program for the benefit of
' all Canadians.
Graee Craig
is a farming businessmen,
a young father, a Canadian with the
same concern for Canada you have
Herron -Bruce Needs Graemetraig
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