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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-01-31, Page 83/99" 2/99' • PEICI SMNAL-STAR, iflURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 198 , . ion Club holds Sno Atough not touch 0319144 •:Auburn and Pzstrt 4PIIS CLub SW- Fe'it weekend was a good. --Auo9ess,„ " ..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.rn. Making pancakes and serving them were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Haine.s, Bill Crawford, Steve Cam- pbell, Bob Worsell, Bud Chamney and Frank Slater.' The door was in the charge of Walter 1VIarchl. The leg sa%ing contest began at 1 p.m. and there was a good attendance with plenty of con- testants. The log was donated by Craig's Sawmill; saws sharpened 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 Service Clubs in log sawing - Bill 'Crawford and Bud Chamney of Auburn and - District Lions Club, 59 seconds second - Blyth Lions Club - Rainer Saur and,Hoss Cook, 1 minute,, 13 seconds; third- Blyth Fire Department .- Dave .Lee and Larry Bolger., secondS; 'Men'S McWhinney and Jack Pentland, 31 seconds;. • second- Hoss Cook and . Rainer Sanr, .32 seconds; third - Clare Millian and • Gordon Daer, 40 seconds: Mixed Class - Wayne and • Marie "Millian, '54 seconds; second- Rainer and Linda Saur, 58 seconds; third - John and Sheron -Stadelmann, 1.01 seconds; Mens Open - first Art Stewart and Bill ----S-p-F5T17-40—. seconds; second Bud Chamneyand Bill Crawford,: 45 seconds;. third Bill McWhinney and •Jack Pentland, 55 seconds; • Ladies Class - Sheron Stadetmann and Linda Saur, -1.27 seconds; second - Laura May Chamney and Marie Millian, 1.40 seconds; third - Rea,Hamilton and Laura Lawrence, 3.12 seconds; and Children's - Brent Andrews and Al McWhinney; Frank • Stater and.'Robbie Plunkett; Roert 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 oikinaR--5-y—t-a-ty Kerr. Marinus Bakker was in charge of arranging this event. Prize winners at' the dance were: door prize - Gordon Daer and gas barbecue - Desmond Courtney. Other prizes went to'Mrs. John Nesbitt Indoor or outdoor. One room or.every room I4 FQR ALL YOUR LIGHTING NEEDS wo Hoven egot 11 in 00,4 check our catalogues PIER LIGHTING 5TUDIO 62 WEST ST. 524-2261 • and `Gordon Drennan. Spot dances were won by Mr. and Mrs. ' John Stadelmann, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. To.m SILVER TOPS The Auburn Silver Tops will hold a pot -luck dinner on February 6 at 12:15 Major Youngbint or Ted Mills, — U.C.VV. The Auburn Knox United Church Women held a quilting on January 23 at 10 ,a,na. when four bale quilts were tied. At, 2 p:m., the general' meeting followed. It had been uburn news Eleanor Bradnock correspondeat_ • 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 oyer is invited to join this group. If you need tran- sportation, please call planned by Mrs. Donald Haines, World Outreach convener. Mrs. Dorothy Grange led devotions on ,a New Years theme and opened with a poem - Make the New Year a Stepping Stone to Grow. The hymn, My Tines are in Thy Hand, was sung with Mrs. Emerson Rodger as the pianisi. The scripture lesson was frorn Psalm 37 and a -meditation, "A Handful of New Days" was, • given by 'Mk -s. Maurice Bean. Prayer concluded the service. Mrs. Donald Haines -presented a paper on the World Outreach work.. This included the alcohol •consumption problem in 'the schools -as low 'as Grade 7 an Grade 8, the 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 &one • missionary work in Japan, and will return when his theology studies are completed.. A recording, Reach Out, was played and all sang, "They Will Know We Are Christians By Our Love." The closing hymn, "I Know not What the Feture Holds," was sung. President Mrs. Peter Verbeek presided for the busineSs and opened with all repeating the U.C.W. Purpose. The minutes were accepted as read by the February 180..00 VOTE E E CRAIG A Man You Can Count On! (Deese • You Can Count on Graeme Craig to 1. INCREASE the Guaranteed Annual Income Supplement by $35 per month. - - 2. NOT INCREASE the excise tax on gas and diesel Nei. 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 category 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. - • Graeme Craig is a farming businessman, a young father, a Canadian with the same concern for Canada you have Huron -Bruce Needs Graeme Craig D R 0 P4N FOR A COFFEE AT YOUR LOCAL LIBERAL COMMITTEE ROOMS BRUSSELS CLINTON GODER1CH SEAFORTH Phone 887-6273 Phone 482-7801 Phone 524-2161 Phone 52/-0607 PUBLISHED BY THE OFFICIAL AGENT FOR GRAENIE CRAIG, WALTON, ONT ....i.streanoaroznmsx=oarc-,,, %VA secretary, Mrs. Tom. Jardin. The 1980 allocation was* accepted as was a donation to Alma College. Family Night will be held an February 22. The World Day of Prayer service will be held on March' 6 in Knox United oo• Church and plans are Wog ade tcr'sponsor a concert by tbe" Dominion Life Choir, Kitchener in April. • - The Meeting ,closed with the benediction and a social hour follewed. The ant nal Vestry , Turn to page 16 • :BREAKFAST,' 1)...IN.NER OR MISS ONE! 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