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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-03-25, Page 10PAGE 10-GODERICH SIGNAL4TAJR W..Eonspity, Kam 25,1981 Huron ]Since Liberal Association president, John MacHenzle presented winning candidate Murray Elstonandhis wife Trudy to party supporters in Winghaln Thursday. Elston staved off a challenge trsth PC eathislldate Gary Warren to retain the riding for the Liiberais foliowingthe retirement of Murray Gaunt. (photo by Henry Hess) Elston. e r fromnage1 scattered -mid"the munity centre kept one eye on the two television sets showing,. Premier William Davis 'heading for a majority government and the er on wall charts giving the results from local a usn gi w._as i`c he4.L15EEe vicar 1;he',,yuw Ingham lawyer was carrying -the -southern end` of the riding by a comfortable: margin. Mr. Harron, a, farmer from the Tara area, dosed the gap by sweeping polls in Port Elgin and Southampton. • Holdingslim lead _ With' only four polls left to report,�ythe tally showed " Ir», mo"i ui a' , ri4 -v t.'�1'' otti,antl-u`k'iG - cheer went up''as he was provisionally declared the winner.'However the mood remained restrained as - people speculated which polls were still to come, and What -they woulddo tette finalcount • - As thefhall filled, word finally was passed that Mr. Eistah had won, and a cheer wentup as the final tally was announced showing hun,wijh,a 324o rgi The official count Saturday reduced this tovotes. Then the crowd got down to the serious business of celebrating the victory and awaiting the arrival of. their member -elect. • ,.eater that night Mr. Harron arrived at the hall to congratulate Mr. Elston, though he did not concede, , pending the results of the mail count, and Mr. Elston complimented-himr-on-his-hard-but cleanly fought campaign. While Huron-Bruce:wl71 continue to be represented by a Liberal member, the outcome was a far cry from the previous election in June 1977, when Mr: Gaunt trounced Kincardine --developer Sam MacGregor 17,356 'votes to 7,523. The NDP, represented by Dave Zyluk, garnered 1,754 votes in that election. Council expenses over $7;000 Goderich-.town councilspentover $7,000 in expenses for councillors attending conferences and seminars during the 19790 term. - A sununary of travel expenses indicated that $7,056 was spent for councillors attending out of town conferences and Seminars in the two-year period: Former reeve Eileen Palmer had approved ex- penses of $2,193 for the period, most of which was spent attending conferences sponsored 'by the Association of Municipalities of Ontario (AMO). Palmer was on the AMO board of directors during her term as reeve. _Councillor Elsa Haydon logged $2,077 in expenses while attending several Ontario Parks Association meetings. Mrs. Haydon is the president of that Ontario organization. Other approved expense expenditures included; Mayor Harry Worsen, $1,289; deputy -reeve Bob Allen, $775; Stan Profit, $336; Brian Knights, $102 and Jim Searls, $280. Councillors John Doherty and Jim Magee had no expenses during the two-year period. HURON -PERTH COUNTY ROMAN CATHOLIC SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION ST. JOSEPH'S SCHOOL MR. DAVID ZYLUK PRINCIPAL RR NO.3 GODERICH, KINGSBRIDGE, ONT. 929-7646 THURSDAY, APRIL 2nd, 1981 1 PM -5 PM Kindergarten children need to be 5 years of age on or before 31st December, 1981. Please bring proof of age (Birth Certificate er Baptismal Certificate). • Society Pictures of the worlds renowned Passion Play presented last year in Oberammergau, Germany were shown by Mrs. Mary Wightman of Blyth at the March meeting of the Auburn Women's Institute' held in the Community Memorial Hall. She gave an interesting commentary on the.trip-which she had taken last year to see the play which is -presented every 10. years. The pictures showed .the crucifixion of Christ and told the Easter story in a very interesting way. The meeting was in the charge of the Education and Cultural Activities,con- veners, ' Mrs. Emrson Rodger and Mrs. Hugh Ben- nett. Mrs. Bennett introduc- ed Mrs. Wightman and she was presented with, a , gift and thanked by Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock. The meeting was opened with the Ode, Mary Stewart Collect and 0 Canada, with -Mrs.-Catherine Jackson as - pianist. The president, Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock welcom- ed all and read a poem "A Song of Spring". The minutes were adopted as read by the assistant secretary, Mrs. Rick Hawley in the absence of the secretary, Mrs. Robert Peck. Correspondence was, read. A letter from Auburn 2,. Auburn Lions get two new members enters competition uburn news Eleanor Bradnoek. f'orresnondent 4-11 club asked the WI members to save labels off Kraft, Schneiders, Maple Leaf and Zehrs products. Mrs. Rick Hawley spoke of the crewel embroidery course which is finished and thanked all who had par- ticipated. She announced that Achievement Night for this course would be held on March 30 in Wingham from 7 to 10 p.m. Everyone is welcome to come and see the work that was done. It was announced that the Huron West District ex- ecutive xecutive would meet April 6 in Holmesville at 1:30 p.m. Mrs. Tom Jardin will go in place of Ivlrs. Tom Haggitt. along with other members of the executive. The Lions Club dinner will be on April 15 with Mrs. Tom Haggitt, Mrs Frank Raithby and Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock as the committee in charge. Mrs. Fran; Raithby reported on the labels col- lected. The president spoke on the Blyth Theatre for the Arts and told of the meeting with The. -Auburn &ilk DistrictMrs Mildred McAdam, who sponsored by Lion Jim has asked for assistance 14011501111)=e ledneG- --Schneider_ and • Murray with a . recti do . ate the• day with -dinner served- by Rourke sponsored by Lion theatre. - Se eral ladies members of the Knox -United Marinus Bakker. The volunteered t._ make Church Women. Fourteen membership now stands at cookies. members and four guests 21. The date of the annual from ligyth and Brussels Correspondence was read meeting was changed to .Bio President Sievpresent. It Lion President Campbell. April 16 at 12:30�rm--witb-a- ;� Camp -It was announced that .up- pot-luck_ddi ner The:direc- `bell Cas iu charge.. p r min eves are: "moi Sproul won the dinner draw. g tors, Mrs. Leonard Archam- The secretary Lion Bob Maple . Syrup .Festival on bault, Mrs.: Frank Raheriany Worsell gave his report Aril 4 featuring a pancake and Mrs. Lillian Thereland which was accepted on mo+ breakfast, a bus trip to will be in charge: There will tion of Lion MarinusBakker, Robinson's maple sugar be a display of crafts and the • , seconded by Lion Bill Sproul. bush, craft show, log -sawing The financial statement was contests and dance . in the given by' Lion Dong Auburn Community, Chamney and adopted on Memorial Hall; and a ham motion of Lion Ken Scott, • bingo on April 11. seconded by Lion Marinus ` Bakker. Nominations for officers Two new members were for 1981482 were held and the inducted into the club: the election of these officers will _ReverendWilliam Craven be held at the next,meeting. • LL STAR TOURS PIONEERS OF ESCORTED MOTOR COACH TOURS "OUR BUSINESS IS GOING PLACES" Al! Star Tours NO. FIRST DURATION DkSTINATION DEPART. DEPART. 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A solo, `When' Irish Eyes are Smiling' was sung by Mrs. Tom Jardin accom- panied on the piano by Mrs. Kenneth McDougall. The roll cal, `A lesson I learned the hard way', was answered by the members. The collection was taken by Jenny Stadelmann. Mrs Bradnock thanked all who had taken part in the program as well as Mrs. Wightman and Mrs. Donald Haines for being projec- tionists and Mrs. Lawrence Plaetzer for bringing her floral arrangement for the table. Lunch was served by Mrs. Emerson Rodger, Mrs. Hugh Bennett, Mrs. Major Youngblut and Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock. Prizes • were won by Mrs. Donald Haines, Mrs. Frank Raithby, Mrs: Robert Turner and Mrs. Lawrence Plaetzer. A sympathy card was sign- ed for • Mrs. Donald Cart- wright. . The Auburn- Horticultural Societ4execut ve met last week at . the home of the president, Mrs. Ross Robin- son, to plan- for the coming season. Plans were made to attend the District meeting in -Hanover -on May 25 -and anyone wishiiag to,.go:.,piease notify Mrs. Robinson or Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock by April 13 for reservations. The annual plant sale and a film will be the highlights of the- nes meeting planned for May 12 at 8 p.m. Lunch committee will be Mrs. Dorothy Grange, Mrs. Jim Glousher and Mrs. Ross Robinson. The flowerbeds were discussed and new earth will. be added to, the Manchester Flower Garden. , An invitation to Blyth Hor- ticultural Society on April 14 - was accepted. Martha Velhuis will be the guest speaker and will leave her flowers and cacti there. The Ontario Horticultural annual meeting will be held this year at Niagara Falls on June 17, 18 and 19. All reser- vations have to be in April 15. It was decided to enter the district competition, "Down Memory's Lane" and Mrs. Frances Clark, Mrs. Jim Glousher and Mrs. Tom Jar - din will plan to do this. Anyone with pictures of the early days of the Hor- ticultural Society, please loan -them to these ladies for display. SOCIAL NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Fred Youngblut of Woodstock visited last week for a couple of days with Mrs. Youngblut's sisters, ' Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson and Miss Ella Wagner._ • Mr. and Mrs. Tom Phillips and Brenda of Lucknow visited last Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Johnston and Miss Laura Phillips. Mrs. Bonnie Armour and Julie of Waterloo visited last weekend with her parents; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jardin and grandmother, Mrs. Elva Straughan. Mr. and Mrs. George Robb and fattuiji of L.ondonvisited last weekend with her mother, Mrs. Wilfred • Sanderson: Prize winners . at last week's euchre party spon- sored .-by-...the -Myer ....Tops were: novelty, Paul -Plunkett; high 'lady, Wendy Powell; low lady, (playing as a lady), Mike Mason Jr.,; high man, Donald Haines and low man, Gordon Gross. av lllr E�OSEO`N`SASS 4' �H ,H 0u � R�NH DOS 111411,115010041114G �1ME � R'E ® � `C 3 MO ON1. PR10ES SLASHED! SALE INCLUDES - G.E. REFRIGERATORSFR°M $550,00 COLOURS IN ALMOND & WHITE SALES TAX EXEMPT G.E. RANGES, FROM $499 .00 AL MOND 8. WHITE EASY CLEAN & SELF CLEAN SALES TAX EXEMPT G.E. DISHWASHERS $40 ALMOND & WHITE FOR PORTABLES FROM 0 •00 WHITE. GOLD, GREEN & ALMOND WE WILL COLOUR IN UNDERCOUNTER TYPE PAY THE TAX G.E. MICROWAVES PUSH BUTTON TO TOUCH CONTROL FROM $600.00 WE WILL PAY THE TAX 1311046W 00 t of*EiS1 age �8 EPSON MARCO R sox ENDS 1 $10 d WAS At OUR 5-M GRE BE ON INE BA110.0 110 103 ST® .._... 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