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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-05-06, Page 11The YBC held its annual awards banquet Friday, April 24 and the Roller Coasters team were schedule winners in the bantam. division. The team„members are Rob. Mathers and Michael Dun and the front row Includes Keith Webb, Brian Wiebe and Laura MacInnis. (Photo by Dave Sykes) The YBC junior and senior division schedale winners were the Pin Manglers. The team members include; Steve Love, Janice Dougherty, Mike Ferguson, David Paul Good. (Photo by Dave Sykes) Hawkins and Members of the Kinsmen ARC workshop's Saturday af- ternoon bowling league held their season -end dinner and trophy presentations on Friday evening. Trophy winners, left to right, were Maxine Switzer, Darlene Pollock, volunteer Deanna Such, Mary McNeil and Diane McAulay. Absent for photo were Roy and Robert Mitchell. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan) SHELL 10 . 30/20 . 40 MOTOR OIL By the Case Only... Your Choke $2376 CASEF 24 Equivalent to 9' per Litre EDWARD FUELS ANGLESEA ST., GODERICH/514-8386 Y. 4 TEESWATERi392.6100 Shell helps 41. GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1981—PAGE 11. Birthday pfanned for Miss Jackson Miss Margaret R. Jackson will be honoured Sunday, May 10 with an Open House to celebrate her 95th birth- day in the Sunday School room of Knox United Church from 2 to 5 p.m. A resident of Huronview for the past few years, she is enjoying good health and likes having, company: She received a plaque from Prime Minister Trudeau and also one from the Superannuated Teachers' Association of On- tario on the occasion of her b. day: retired school teacher, she taught at Zurich, No: 3 Colborne, No. 16 East Wawanosh, Jack's Lake, Roden public ,school and later went to Toronto where she was supervisor of the Wilkinson Health School for 15 years. _ She moved back to Auburn and lived in the village for many years, taking an ac- tive part in church activities, especially Mission Band and working with the children. Congratulations to Miss Jackson on her 95th birth- day. Social News Mrs. Dorothy Grange and” Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock at- tended the annual meeting for Zone 8 of the Senior. Citizens at Vanastra last Tuesday. Mrs. Tom Johnston is a pa- tient in University Hospital where she will undergo surgery on her knee. Misses M. Jean Houston and Jean C. Jamieson of Toronto spent the weekend with Mrs. Frances Clark. The annual plant and bulb sale of the Auburn Hor- ticultural Society will be held on May 12 .at 8 p.m. in the Auburn,Community Memorial Hall. Please bring your extra flower bulbs and plants and help support'the local Society. • Everyone is welcome. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Graf on the birth of their daughter last week in Alexandra Marine and General Hospital. Eight senior citizens from the Day Cade Centre of Huronview were guests last Monday afternoon of the Silver Tops, playing shuf- fleboard. Cookies and coffee were served and gifts were presented. Mrs. Wilfred • Sanderson moved on the weekend into the home she has rented from John Korstang. Murray Rollinson and his mother, Mrs. Mary Rollin- son returned home on the weekend after visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Weson in Toronto for two weeks. Any ladies interested in playing slo-pitch baseball please Contact Mrs. Carolyn Volland at 526-7596 or Mrs. Lynn Chamney at 526-7714 as soon as possible. ACW St. Mark's Anglican Church Women met this past YOU HAVEN'T GOT A GOOD -DEAL UNLESS YOU GET A GREAT CAR IN THE BARGAIN MAZDA GLC $5,390. The new Mazda GLC is making news in the small car field And a M -W Motors deal on one of these great little cars can only make a good thing better. Come on in. ' You'll like what you see and what you hear. THE MORE YOU LOOK, THE MORE YOU LIKE MW MOTORS LTD. 184 EAST STrr. VOLVO-MAZDA/SALES-SERVICE GODEPICH 52441.13. Auburn news Eleanor Bradnock, corresp week at the, home of Mrs. Lillian Letherland. Mrs. Letherland presided for the invocation. The hymn, "He ondent . '526-7595 is Risen" was read followed with prayers by Mrs. Tom Haggitt. The scripture lesson, St. Luke 24: 1-12, was Falconer replies Dear Editor, Having received the April '15th issue of the Goderich paper two weeks ago late from a friend, I still wish to reply to Shirley J. Keller's remarks pertaining to me in Dear Rea ders. I do not have a very low opinion of all press reporters but the last two years 1 Was on Tuckersmith . Township Council, to put it mildly, I had a lot of trouble with the reporter and it only takes one rotten apple to spoil the bushel. I don't think any press reporter should take sides on any issue and it was my opinion that the press reporter mentioned was trying to do everything possible so the addition to Vanastra's recreation centre for the handicapped .would not be built. I made a motion \requesting that the local paper be informed that we " (council) were not satisfied with the press reporter and requested that she be replaced. The motion was never seconded. I know that this in- formation got to some of the papers • but was never printed. Some press reporters could care less about fair- ness and whether the people have both sides of the story. They are only •there for the Money and the good book says that money is the root of all evil. • • • One reason I left Tuckersrhith Township Council was that I • didn't ' wish to go back unless there was a different press reporter. If some of the papers in Huron County are crying the blues because I am on the Board of Education, all I can say is you made your beds, so you can sleep in them and if some board members want to kiss the press reporter's foot three joints up, I don't. As long as I am a board member, I am willing to call the issues as I see them in an open meeting and not after the meeting is over and I am going out the door. I am looking forward to seeing the more complete coverage of the board meetings and please tell the ratepayers the names of the boar m rnbcr s who do not say a word. Sincerely, V rank e alcon%r. read by Mrs. Sim Schneider. The meditation from the Liv- ing Message was read alter- nately finishing with the story about the boy who didn't play baseball. The song , "Loving Shepherd of Thy Sheep" the birthday hymn of the Reveren William Craven, was read. Mrs. Letherland thanked - all who had taken part and turned the meeting over to the president, Mrs. Donald Cartwright. The minutes were accepted as read by the secretary, .Mrs. Jim Schneider: The financial statement was given by the treasurer, Mrs. Tom Hag- gitt. Mrs. Cartwright thanked all for the sympathy card she received. Business was discussed and the roll call was answered by naming a spr- ing flower. The offering was received and the travelling apron passed. The benediction was pronounced by Rev. Craven and lunch was served by Mrs. Letherland. WALKERBURN CLUB The Walmer burn Club had its April meeting at the home of Mrs. Tam Cunningham. Mrs. Keith Lapp prresided foe the meeting tibia opened with 0 Canada, followed by the Lord's Prayer. She read a poem, "Friendship" The minutes were read by the secretary, Mrs. Marion Hunking, The financial statement was given by Mrs. Garth McClinchey in the abse ce of the treasurer, Mrs. Ted .Bunking. Zile roll. call was answered by telling a gardening tip or favorite. home-grown vegetable and also by giving a donation • to the Foster Child. The draw prize donated by Mrs. Elliott Lapp was won by Mrs; Arthur Wright. The members signed a card which was sent to,Mrs. Roy Daer in Stratford Hospital. . .. • Pians were made to hold the next meeting on May 26 at the home of Mrs. Elliott Lapp.' The lunch committee will be Mrs. Elliott Lapp and Mrs. Garth McClinchey. The program committee will be Mrs. Ronald Gross and Mrs.- Ray rs.Roy Daer. There will be a plant sale and each member is to bring a guest. 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