The Goderich Signal-Star, 1967-04-06, Page 17Unific&iOn: Pcrt 'Tree
Remember? It's 1987 ' and and prohiptly squashed a Com -
we have Uni,ierce•,- alias the .m plot. to take over the
nadian Cobras,-
reng, pure ' bone and gristle, Next day the full • story came
aster -minded by' • jut -jawed out, in all' Media, and the Bow'
,4: Joe Garibaldi, Minister of -Na- orable .The was lauded for the
tianal Defence. speed and decision with which_
The Yanks are ail upset be- he. had handled, the emergence
x
h i dickering' with the ;
Chinese, a Couple of waiters Therewasn't an iota of ,re•
from the Nanking restaurant; sistance° Parliament was on
It's obv%ously a second Cubain holidays. The Prime „Minister
' ,the maldng. " was i11 and.. in seelusie n« . The
Joe gets •a calx from- the univeX - e.te _elosett, so
White 'House. He states 'his there ,were no'students' pr i.,
terms, and hangs up. He knows tests. 'Itrhe Mounties and ' militia
his pian. LSD, president of the had long since been disbanded
U.S. of A., is a tough.-Gobkie. , as needless expense.
He came up- through the Everything was perfectly
'unions, like Joe, but owes his
position to the huge wealth of
his wife, Mary Warner, of the
hideously rich Boston War-
ners -
Twenty minutes later, Joe's
phone rings. It's LSD himself.
:'Now, look, Joe. We don't
want trouble.' We paid eight
million for Alaska and I think
five million for the Louisiana
Purchase thing. Yeah, yeah, we
- know there's inflation. How
about a straight eight billion,
after takes?- You want ten?
Don't be ridiculous. We won't
'calm. Business as usual. Most
Canadians were starting ; their'
holidays.
A few noticed that there
were a lot of new radio and TV
announcers and newspaper col-
umnists, but. they figured the
new guys were e . just vacation
replacements'.
' Then the good news started.
coming. Corporation, income
and sales taxes were --all to be
reduced. Farm -subsidies were
to be raised. Food prices were
to be lowered. Free housing
for everybody making less
go a Nickel past nine. After all, than $5,000.
we own most of the country Iguess I don't have to tell
anyway. A deal? Right. Take g
over." you the rest. Popular move-
" It wasn't quite that simple, ment demanding a republic
And "Joe for President." Joe's
of course. Joe had to call a inCetaterneritthat-ae"Whad
me lir" of"" i`re 'War rod . s.
This group had supplanted the- no ambition - except to serve
, . Cabinet, whichwas relegated the' Canadian people, through -
to such tasks as studying, the the democratic process. Big
Immediate Housing Bill, intro- convention. Only ----•stipulation-
duced in. 1968, and the Old for delegates was that they be ,
Age Unemployment Mt, pre members of Uniforce. Joe
pared in 1969. - elected unanimously. You had
But it didn't take long. Joe to hand it to him. From Presi-
had hand-picked his senior of- dent of the Detruction Work-
ficers. `Marshalt‘Admiral Louis ers' Union to President of the
Latourhad wanted to. be King great Republic of Canada in a
The wedding was solenlinized tn
Hontniller United Church oa
march 25 of Jane May Treble
and, harry Edward Bdyd.The Rev,
Liegnard „Warr pexforlmed the
doubie.ring ceremony.
The bride is- the daughter of
111', and Mrs, Wjlliam Treble,
R.It. 5, Goderich, and the groom
is the •son of Mrs. 'Win;iiyred
Boyd and the late John E. Uo31'd
of�Stratford, - , -
The bride, given in "marriage
by her father, -wore a •gown off.
floor*length organza over taffeta
with princess bodice, threegla
ter sleeves, and scoop neckline.
Sleeves' and train were edorno4
with, ;Guipre lace appliques and
iaorde •red with petite point: eyelet.
A' ' crow,! of seed pearls, "held`
her bouffant veil and she -carried
a crescent bouquet 'of red roses
trailing 't vy'°
The attendants were gowned in
Dior blue formal' gems, matron
o honour Mrs; Carol Che e•
'burg, in brocade and -the brides.
:e041(14.°.
sister R the'oI{><1InUfa 'hey-e•arri•ed ,ere cent
lrpgttets of silasla dais, i.
Kathy, • Rad lard,,'"Iiiece off' the
brlde, . flOwergtrl• wearing
cress; of white lace over ►1eri
with .a blue cummerbund,. Brian 4.
Treble, nephew of the bride, wad^
ringbearer. • --- •
• -Groomsman was Don McKee of ,-
gttchener, Ushers were Jaqjc
Boyd: and James Boyd; -'brothers• ---
of the grool. -
The reception was held at the
Maitland Country ' Club. The
mother; of the bride received her
giulestS' wearing a navy sheath..
dress with bolero with anavy and
white accessories." The vetoom's
mother wore. a dress blue
le.ce with rose floret hat. Both
wore corsages of pink roses:
For , travelling to California
;-the- bride- ,chose a' costume
.oyster wool. , twirl sleeveless
dress with apple green access.
i Cries.•
The couple will resideinStrat•
' miads, Mrs. Dorene Radford, sis• ford.
ter of the bride, and Carolyn
Louis the First of New Canada few short years..
the Second. After Joe had ex- That's all. Qh, a few people
plained how ` awkward` this disappeared quietly here and"
would be, Louis .settled for the there, but that was because of
liquor concession at all, mar- the new 'Relocation Act.` -
tyrs'• shrines in the country.
The others went along. Colo-
-
• •
nel-Commodore Nils Jorgenson
pf Winnipeg balked a •little at
* getting no more than the re-
maining mineral rights of the
. Prairie Provinces, 'but finally
ac -tided, grumbling, The rest
a ted - what they got: - The
zgerights in Hudson Bay,
th Rocky Mountains, or what-
ever.
It -was beautifully planned,
perfe.ctLy,.- Hired. At noon . 9.t..
July 1st, our national holiday,
the Cobras struck. Flying
squads took over all communi-
cations media, without a drop
of blood being shed.
Nearly everybody was
pooped after the long, hot- holi-
day, so that only a few heard.
Marshall -Admiral- Latour an-
nounce, on the 11 p.m. news,
that Uniforce had unearthed
Oxford
We pay 'sic- per poend for"de'ad
or disabled cows and horses
,4 -hour service -7 days a week
Call Collect -
JIM iM MURRAY
& SONS
COOKE- ANDERSON
Robert Douglas Cooke and Bev-
erley Anne Anderson exchanged
rings and vows in a,lovely Eas.
ter wedding in North Street Unit.
ed Church, Goderich, On March
25, Rev. J.Donald MacDonald off.
ieiating.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson,
Goderich and the groom is"the son
of Mrs. John Peachey, and the late
rank eoker-Parry-Sound-: Mr°
Robert Stewart of Hamilton was
soloist.
Given in marriage. by her
father the bride- wore a floor.
length- dress of silk organza over
'taffeta, featuring a jewel�.,.�n�eck=--°�
line, bell sleeves, and 'a prin.
cess bodice centred' with a tail.
ored self bow. The back was en.
handed with a watteau train ca.'s,�.
ceding into a chapel train. The
'Sleeves, train and skirt were ad.
orne1i with rows of appliqued
hand -cut Guipre lace. 'Her veil
Of scalloped •tulle illusion was
held , in place by a ,flo"ret Jew.
elled prowl She carried a ere."
scent of pink sensation roses
and white baby mums.
Mary Anderson, sister of the
bride, was maid of honour.
Bridesmaids were Kathy Naftel
• and Shirley Manderson, both of
Goderich. They wore matching
floor:length gowns, featuring em-
pire waistlines, with A-line skirts'
of deep pint ,peaq• de soie, bodice,
and < bell, sleeves of party pink
brocade:' Their veils ofpink,scal-
loped Illusion tulle were held in .
place with a floral centrepiece.
They each carried•a crescentbou- •
quet of white shasta mums..
Ed Burke, Clinton, was best'
man, while Jack `'Cooke;, New.
market, brother of the groom, and
Pat 4Qtlinn, Goderich, .acted as
ushers.
The reception was held in the
Harbourlite Inn, 'Goderich, where
the bride's mother received the
guests. cS-he wore a three-piece
suit of , pearl grey impprted
crimplene, with accessories. of
deep pink and corsage of pink
sensation roses. - Assisting her
was, the groom's mother wearing
---- a threerpieee--ensemble-of--travy
and . white with matching access.'
ories and a cor sage, of,pink delight
roses. - For her wedding ,trip to Tor.
ont'<o and .point s east, the bride
- chose a suit of gold and white
• houndstooth check with matching
pillbox hat, - and harmonizing top-
coat of gold. Her corsage was
of Talisman roses. The couple
• will reside in Ottawa. • •
PRE- NUPTIAL EVENTS
Prior to her marriage, the
bride was honoured by showers
at the . home of Mrs. Pat Quinn,
assisted by Mrs. George Hamil.
ton, and by fellow employees
of the Bank of Commerce at the
home of Mrs.: Richard Worsell:
BROWNI['S
DRIVE-IN ThEA'
During the period March 26
to April 1, there were 19 trim.
inal investigations carried outby
the officers of the'"Goderich Det:
aliment of the'Ontario Provincial
Police. -
' On Friday, March 31, Prov.
Const. John Wray investigated a
car -motorcycle accident on #8,
Hwy. at the Holmesville corner.,
Barrie Miller,' R.R. #3, Clintdl ,
dr ver of the fetor y le_re•° • n
ceiyed a triple fracture to his
left leg and Lora. Miller,,
#2, Bayfield,, a passenger on ie
motorcycle, received multiple
'lacerations to her left leg. Both ,
persons were admitted to -the
-
G•linton<J1ospitaL.Peter,A_ (Sandy)
.Bissett, Saltford Heights, driver
of the car escaped injury.
By .now it's common -place to
hear peopleay that - they don't
feel comfortable riding in a car
without 'the seat belts fastened.
It is also an established fact
that seat belts are not a sub.
stitute for safe driving, but that
they definitely reduce the likeli.
hood of death or serious . injury
in,. the event of an accident. Seat
belts are here to` stay, and are
standard 'egUipnient in new cars.
Because of them, many of their
users are also here, so rem- •
ember - fasten your seat belts
and stay around for a while.
Prov. Const. E. W. Moulton
-; Public Relations Officer.
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