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anniversary at their: home. Both are 93 years ofgl§e and •,
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--?-Mr-.--andl-M-rs; Ira-Pa-mybell-of- the -development still- reMembee,
Belgrave quietly celebrated their Ira Campbell aid 'his great know- •
• 74th wedding anniversary at their ledge of the bush
home‘en Wednesday. Both are in
Mrs Campbell teo, , believes
their 94th year. - t.. hat hard work and keeping busy
• Mc Campbell, eldest son of the . have contributed to their long drid
late Jarnes Campbe and Sarah, happy •rnarriag-e:*She always had
' • Wilson, wgs.born in elfast, near her gardenas 'ahobby and was
Lucknow,, wire his family,.
' especially interested in floW'ers.
farmed, tit err he was about 12 . • . ...
yeat's _ f,ge his fam4 took up , Mr: Campbell is the only sur-,
land i",, the Thessalon' district, \lying -member of a family of four
mOvini. here before the railroad
sons and Mrs. ,Cattipbell is !the
. ..., , last survivor of six. . 4
was bui'; .
'Gentru ,e •Garniss was' born in They have one daughter ,s• Mrs.
. Bluevale here her father. John Edwin ‘ Ivy i Ansley of TheSsalon.
,Garnis‘ -as a carpenter. His • Their three. sons are .deceased:
wife was the f6rmer Annie Coul- Ray died, in infancy, Glen of Bel-
tes. Within about two years of the ' fast died, in .1965 and Floyd of RR
time the Campbells' moved to 4, Brussels died in 1968. ••‘
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Thessalon the .Garniss family
moved to the same area. It -was Date ,set for
there the ,couple met. They' were '
married December 1. 1897 by
Rev. W. R. Sealy of the Methodist s, nownrobile
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Church,,when they were nineteen.' '. • L t .. . _
Mr.. Canipbell, a bush, super- nig n , .
visor for a pulp and paper com- ,
. Goderich Recreation Board
pany for over 20 years, started to
Chairman Paul . Carroll.
work il the bush as a ynOth, He.
announced .on .1 'Monday. that
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saw the lumber camps' grow from' .
Tuesday December 4 has-been
set .aside by the group as the
date on which • a special
Snowmobile " Education Night
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Memorial Arena Auditorium.
"Constable Moulton of • the
local detachment of 'the Ontario
Provincial Police will be on hand
to give a• talk* on snowmobile
safety making use Of 'slideS•and
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This is GDCI's wrestling team and a better looking bunch of
brawn and brains will not be found in another high school. In
the back row, left to right, are John Willis, George Sheardown,
Tony McQuail, Jim Reaburn, Con Melady, Paul 'Johnson, John
Wayne Miller, Dave Martin, Dennis Reed, Bob Poulin, Keith
- ..Ladd, Steven Reab pi, Jim Ginn, John Askew; front row, left
to right, Larry DoAnelly; Glen Naylor, Phil 'Blaisdale, Rick
McClinchey, BOb Schmidt and Pete Willis.photo by Don, McGee
Adams; middle row, left to right, Tom McGill, Lee Arbour,
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Permission° was granted. by • ' Pars_ons has- een n one w , .• ut-ftir his . year, there is little
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-Town:Council' 'again this year for Robert 1VICKinley MIP for Huron, that can be done to alleviate the difference betwein tree` and
and • hastily exPlatnecl , the
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the Salvation _Army -Christmas ' regaiding thismatter._
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Christmas ., trees whieh are
and Winter Welfare trailer to be
Lease of the Mitchell fartn on' ' "We. are aware it is not the
highway ' ' 21 south has been very best arrangement," said' cultivate e xpreSS-If-tro- -tiring-
pleasure to people at the
„parked on the Square during' the ...
Christmas season, -
,........ . * * * •,, ,Carroll, "but the arena is booked
approved by Goderich Town Yuletide.
Council for another year from about 6 am in the morning "A tree is a tree is a tree....",
A petition was received from
The leasee is George. Feagan ••• - -
to 12 midnight. Unless we can Councillor Stan Profit reminded
the - residents' of MacDonald
and the agreement calls fOr $800 utilize the arena before six in the her. '' . . •
Street and vicinity for a ,storm •
annum. ouncil reasoned morning and after 12 'at night, •
sewer and re,surfacing of per
thdone" • . at since they are not anxious there is just nothing that can be Santa f arade
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•MacDonald Street. Residents, .
claimed this t,vas becoming one. to .have the. land broken Up for '' .' • T.* * * ,,
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.agreements. ,
of the Most eravelled streets in cropping, they are satisfied with _ .„ ..
the arrangement -made with Mr. The property at the corner of • ,
town and since it carried.a great ' East Street and Cambria Road I
ihis Saturday.
'many of Goderich's visitors to Feagan and the terms of the owned by Gord McManus has .
* * • been rezoned 'commercial' from Final arrangements are under
the arena and Agricultural Park, ,
it should be repaired .to create a•.. ' • Tawn• Council members gave 'industrial'. The decision was way for the 19 71 version of the
more favorable impression of the consideration last Thursday to. reached : following . a Goderich Santa Claus Parade. '
municiPality. , " '' CI' ' additional helpavailable.recogimendation from the Chairman of the Recreation
CounCillor' Ed Giesbrecht 7 under the ProvinclarTricentive Goderich Planning Board. Board locally, Paul Carroll, said
Program this winten •
„ •••-: Conlicillor Ed- Giesbrecht'said ,that a 'total of. 23 floats, Six
asked 'thii the letter be refetred.'
to the public WorkS.,comniittee. It was agreed that two or the Planning Board did not bands and one majorette group
He said that at the. present time , three ' extra workers. could be arrive at it recommendation have 'Confirmed they would be
there is no collecting 'sewer into easilN • He said t e'building could ' on hand this Saturday when
'employed _by the. public works
which a storm sewer could. be department, in the 'harbor area .
be used for a greatervariety of Santa, Makes iskpre-Christmas
visit to town.
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connected but said the problem. , things under the new zoning and
. and at the arena. • -'
could be corrected in two or • .• - * *. * • . noted that in recent -Years it has Members 'c' r the local Kinsmen
three years when the' EldOn - An inquiry 'concerning'. the been used -.illegally '"7- by the 'club are expected to be out 'in
full force as well, acting as
,,original rough accommoda-
tions to the •present modern'de
velopments where employees
and their families li,ve quite c.om-
fortably. •
When their own family of two
sons and a daughter, grew up Mr.
and Mrs: Campbell', bought a
farm near Lucknow their
sons. They purchased a home 'in
that village wherethey lived until
building their present ome in
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Belgrave in1958.
board chairman explained': Mr.
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• Carroll also pointed out that a
However, Mr. Campbell con- representative of the Goderich
tinued to work ib the bush, flying Police Department would'be on
home for visits with the family. hand to .ansy„yeLany questions
As woods manager for Spruce .snowmobilersmight' have with
' Falls Power and Paper Cornpan„y regard ,,4o. th ise of.,their •
at Kapuskasing when he re- machines in the Municighlity.
. , tired, he as not home long until The evening should- prove very
he was calleagbact into service in wsrthwhile, • Mr. 'Carroll
an'advisory capacity'at the,„Long suggest0, and everyone who
Lac development of Kimberly- possibly can is encouraged to
Clark enterprises. EMployees at attend the' meeting.
Street sewer is cotnpleted, • hews for free skating for Townof.6-oderich fOr a youth
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••* * * 'children at Goderich Memorial centre. parade marshals. All indications
Goderich town - council are that the parade,. under, the
- . . , , , , Arena was questioned in council '. .!;.I.feel. you%ve to encourage •
• • . organization of Do.tig,
from the. Ontario ,Mayors and .,..ver reported to be 3:30'. to seems to be a good area. We e Cruickshank, will be the biggest
the Bell -Canada application for v and,best yet.
Other preparations are also
Thursday 'and some councillors' part • of town - because of
Concurred with a resolution last week. The free skating hours youth," said Giesbrecht. This
_Reeves Association to oppose 4:30 pm each • Tuesday and never had any trouble in that
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YOU'LL ENJOY
CH R:I'STMAS
SHOPPING
AT
BAINTON'S
ORIGINAL
OLD MILL
BLYTH
A Landmark in Hbron ,County Since.1894 "-
YOU'LL FINDGIFTS FOR.THE
WHOLE FAMILY IN WOOL
AND LEAtHER *PRODUCTS
OFFEREb AT UP T.04'
LAST YEARS SALE PRICES
...Gloves and' Mitts; Moccasins; .Ladies' and Men".s Leather
Coats and Jackets; Shedding Vests; Work Socks; and Yarn.
our Wonitan Blankets in many types and all sizes and ,in a
• wide choice of colours are first quality,and at special prices.
Be -Mer to 'see purAuto Mhos: Sheepskin Rugs, Toys;
hand-crafted' Indian Dolls, beaded 'feather belts, the*"
necklaces andbracelets, .
WE ARE ,OliEN:
Monday Through Saturday From 9 a‘tit-tp 6 p.m.
increases in general rates, wondered if these hours were as -,underway for Santa's visit. The.
Council observed Ontario satisfactory as they might be..
Hydro's decision to hold the line ,Councillor Frank Walkom, for
on increases and suggested Bell instance, • questioned how -
might do the same. Another children dismissed - from School
opinion was that Bell might "use . classes at 3:30 or later could gee
Some of the reserve' buildup" to _ to 'the arena, change into their;
offset any deficits • in these skates and have much time for
difficult times.
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Decision was reached last
Thursday evening in the council
chambers to endorse the request
made by, George Parsons of
Goderich levators to the,,
federal government concerning
'additional property and moorage
skating befoie having to leave
the ice at 4:30.
Reeve Paul Carroll explained
that the ' arena schedule is -so
-heavy this year that no other
times are available' ' ror , free,
skating. He said that. another
"year,'consideration may have to
requirements at the.hrbor. ..be given mtich earlier to the time
It was learned that. scheduling of free skating time,
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youthful -activities there."
The ' original request for
rezoning of the property, came
from Ron Shaw and Maurice
Vanchard yvho had hoped to
locate a offee house there.
However, the building has since
The, arena itself .is being
been leased to another person,
decorated fot the *Court by
council learned. students from the Goderich and
.When Elsa Haydon reqqested Collegiate Institute.
a Small , Christmas tree for The organizers, exhibitors and
Tinkertown, other members of others taking' part .in the Sarita
council felt it was time to jest
Claus' parade- expressed hope
about Mrs. Haydon's passion fbr that a large crowd of youngsters
keeping trees alive whenever and parents will be on hand
pdssible. when the parade tours Goderich
, Mrs. Haydon was quick to
this Saturday, December4.
catch the tone of the meeting -
workers at the Goderich Adult'
Training Centre 'fare 'presently
busy getting candy ready for
Santa to ,give out to youngsters
when he holds court , at the
Memorial Arena on Saturday.
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ANNUAL MEETING
UODERICH TOWNSHIP
FEDERATION OF AGRICULTURE
TOWIOHIP HALL - HOLMESVILLE
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1971 - 8:15 P.M.
Guest Speaker: Gordon .Hill
President Ontario 'Federation of Agriculture
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