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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-04-06, Page 9�Yl '00RERuCII S1t NAL•STAN, TRURSUA? ca 7 'd rets G�derh. h.. The Goderieh municipal police force report 'only two motor ?vehidle mishaps this week on town streets. A car driven by Patricia A. iartyn of-'it.R•.1 'Sparta was in 65111— fi` `wittra —secood7irehtele- — driven.by William Richard Dean Qf R.R.2 Hayfield at the corner pf ,!Elgin Avenue and Cambria Road. Damage to both cars totaled $200. Tile other accident . involved three cars, and: damage of ,,$590. Two of the vehicles were driven , by Jean M. 'Jessap of 19 llbert`� . Street, Goderich, Donald :W. 14Whetstone of R.R.4 Embro and involved a parked car owned- by Wilson BrOadfoot Of 143 MaCDonaldyStreet in Goderich. Police officers' , who investigated the accidents report no injuries were involved. 0 Chickens burn in costly fire A total of $65,000 damage was caused last Friday when fire destroyed a barn on the farm of Harry Burgsma at RR 6, Goderich' Twenty-four thousand • chickens died in the flames. at The loss ' was estimated at $45,000 for the 8,000 square foot barn and some machinery and an additional $20,000 for chickens. I-nsu-ra•nce partially covered the loss. .Firemen from Lucknow and, 4;'Gotierich fought the blaze and Managed to prevent its spreading to other buildings • . Cause of the fire is, listed as unknown. 1. Dunlop ladies will still cater (Photo'by Harvey McDowell) MR. AND MRS. B. R. ALLIN Living in Bolton A wide range of :.ctiVities. were discussed . on Tuesday evening, when tlfe'Gocierich Recreation and Arena Committee met in their first Meeting for April; Arena manager Bill LQmby was Exeteron hand .at the meeting to answer ue.st`iotis`wiTYi reg'ard"'t'o operations at the local `facilities , • as well as discuss plans there for" w. "the future. He reported "that the • spnsor maj plan is to be eonsidered for future an effort to determine if enough development at the arena.. ' r interest existed to institute "a Recreation Board fnembers. majorette program fir girls agreed to run an advertisement in between the ages of three and 13. The suggestion first carne up when Mrs. Margaret Jean Craig Exeter crash . was asked tt y several nnothers to ... .%`. -.•-. .. _{ .... _...a. gi-veprivate lessor agMrs-• 'azg • then contacted the town . band - V t 'iia suggesting that perhaps a - ,niajorette.''group could incorpoz;ate but the local. 'band improving wasn'tinterested. .Whe.n 'MrS. Craig, approached Tt your victims , f a two' car ' the Recreation Board on Tuesday: evening she offered to operate the program for charge if facilities ,could be. prottided for her. Recreation Board `agEeed that if enough interest i shown they would try to make arrangements with 'one of the necessary chemicals a for pool local schools far~the use of a `gym operation during the suiTtmer. facilities. The board p Young.Catiada Weefc activities had ' gone very well from the arefia'5 ° pointe of " view, although 'the attndanee was down considerably. 4 drop •of. $470 oat �cras rnore than two weeks ago the gate. vas more than offset he near Exeter have been. released noted, by an -increase in revenue from St. Joseph's Hospital in at•the snack bar of $850. ThiS; Mr. ' London., Rita Ross, driver of one L u np b y said, was due , t o a of the.cai s, who suffered a broken reduction in staff at the lunch .pelvis, internal injuries, counter in the auditorium (it wasn't used this year) and faster service at the • downstairs canteen. Longer range plans were suggested to help -ease the" crowded conditions present at the arena during Young Canada Week. and other activities which draw a large crowd.•It was suggested that a corridor could be built down the west side- of the arena • and connected to the seating area by a number of joining hallways. The a; • St. Andrew's Presbyterian The bride's mother wore an aqua Church in Wingham was the scene ' and white dress with "white anti' of a wedding Saturday, March 25 pink corsage: The groom's at which Rev. Robert Armstrong, mother selected a deep pink dress Wingham assisted by Rev. Gordon with a white corsage. L• Fish, Guildwood. Presbyterian Afte°r a honeymoon in Niagara, Church, Scarborough; united in Falls and 'other Ontario points, holy wedlock Bonnie Jean Feagan, the couple took up 'residenee; in Wingham, and Bruce Rolland Bolton where the groom is with Allis, Bolton. the ,Canadian Imperial Bank' of Candelabra andflowers set the Commerce scene for the daughter Of: Mrs Special guests •at.:the wedding Betty Feagan, Wingham and the were the' bride's _ maternal• Son of Mr. and Mrs. Ken AllitI, grandmother, Mrs. E., Goldie Goderich. G t • h -' Smith of Goderich and the bride's •oc . Geos C. • ties e. • c fat _. ni -g ..l �a -• later na Ag Thebridewore a white satin .l gown.with a white lace bodice and Fagan and Mrs, Feagan. long Juliet sleeves. Her long veil Goderich. Other, out-of-town was held by a crown of seed pearls guests ' were from GoderiCh, and brilliants anti she carried a . Scarborough, Gorrie. Dundas,' spray of pink ca,r•nations and white Guelph, y, Bowmanville, Bolton, roses. p has ,not Lambeth, Kitchener• and discontinued their banquet Maid of. honor was `' Kendra . • Sebringville. service entirely as was reported • Feagan, sister of the bride, The bride was honored on last week in the Signal -Star. Wingham. NancyGardnervcrs -t1re• ur'io•us,;;,,„occasions, before her 4 Information this week is that bridesmaid, Wingham and junior marriage. A shower was given by : the welt -known group... will br•idesmaidswere Julie Sowerbv Mr:s..Dick Freeman.'SI George''s continue to serve dinners to and Lori Feagan',.,cousins • of the groups which- can be handled bride, both of Goderich,' adequately in Carlow Hall, home The senior attendants wore base for the ladies. Members will pink not,however, servecrimplene gowns with white lace The Tiger Dunlo WI Crescent. Goderich, and was attended by relatives ofthe bridal couple. . floor length watermelon M•i s s Nancy `Gardner , a dinners in bridesmaid, was hostess for a other facilities. that " „„bodices. They carried baskets �of personal shower at .her home on , It has---been._--e-that.-ted Carli:ng--.-�-er�ia'�• Win ham. White. Shasta mums arra arties' Oq exceeding 120 cosi be, - -attended by .girlfr•ienefs• .of , thew A Calrrtati�dn' ac'omn,u�latedaCCa�dfll The junior a . lride�- . 1 be. accepted if the time schedule white floor length gowns ane! A mor§ce, llatrenus shower was permits. carried baskets of white Shasta was held `at the. home of -Mrs.. o n - Reservations can be made mums and pink carnations. Donaldson, Wingham, and i through the Tiger Dunlop WI ' attended by neighbors, friends president, Mrs. Eric • Reaburn,. •• , Best man was David Lassaline, and relatives of the bride, RR 6 Goderich. Goderich. Ushers were Gerald Various'gifts were presented to ° 'Allis, brother. of the groom, : the bride -elect at a soclal.evening Bowmanville and Jim Koster, ' at the home of Mrs. John Day.. Goderich. Carling Terrace; Wingham; ' The wedding reception was held Thebride's mother entertained in the Fellowship—Ball at St. 'F` ata trousseau tea at her home the., Andrew's' Presbyterian Church. week prior to the wedding. BUY•StiIiENPHIRE. Hubert Eprl. at Mitchell . 4 The farmer today is living in an economy where the unorganized' farmer's voice is becoming weak. Hubert Earl will speak on this. and other farm problems at a meeting at Mitchell April 6. Local 335 will be represented a,t ,;this, event.. Local 335 takes in an:area from a Dunlop.to Blyth;-tltrougn Wingham, and Teeswater, to Kincardine and back` to Dunlop. fractured ribs and multiple lacerations was the last, to leave hospital and was discharged earlier this week • the arena schedule i$ being drawn►: up. The proposed budget 'for thy, Laketown Rand was heard with. a request for $iOOO from the 'board in the. form of a grant. in past years the board has been giving this grant and the matter vas set, asiue unto the ' new.,pidie apprpved by .To'wnn Cpuneil. Work' is" to 'begin at thq tocat swixnfeifg pool 'April 17. en • repairs . ,to. be :undertaken. by. .Advance Poctis'Ltd. The oompa»y' will start p esS'ure. tesficig the lines, it that time •t.o: detercrne, Iustaw,hat work, is needed and hove extensive tate, repairs will be, In other,switnming pool' business the 'board sent out requests for tenders to four chemical companies on the Recreation Chairman Peel Carroll ,Emily :Crew and Mike. Y,rgoma11 Will be llo1Sfing. nterv'iews soon. or similar aci ii res. total of 20 applications have will be charging a small fee for ; "been received to date by the board for positions of employmenta e • .pool and playground during 'the summer and a '•eon}.mittee 'of Mayor Harry Worsell, Her two passengers`, Catherine the program. tth Johnston and Mrs.. Marjorie Robinson were released earlier. Driver of the other car, Larry Wille,rt of Exeter, was also released from hospital last week but was admitted again when he started to hernorr•hage from the nose. •Among other injuries Mr. Willert suffered a broken nose in the grinding crash. A spokesman at St. Josephs Hospital in London told the Signal Star on Tuesday that all four were impreving satisfactorily. Officers at the Exeter detachment .of ' the Ontario Provincial Peilice say the crash is still under investigation. In other business the ,board approved'a grant of $42 to The Goderich Figure Skating Club to help offset the cost of judges at the annual InterCllib Competitions the local group hosted this year. A rundown of ice time needed was also receivedfrom the club for the upcoming 1972-73 season and was filed by the board to • be considered with similar rundowns from other groups, minor hockey in particular, when, * .* * By reciprocal 'agreement between the nations of Great Britain, the Philippines, India, Thailand, Ma- laya, Mexico, Switzerland and the United States of A'lgeri'a, a domiciled Canadian in, need of blood Can receive it iii` any of' these countries at no cost to. himself. LAWN CUSTOMERS WANTED In Goderich, Clinton and. Seafor. th. Odd jobs done. • Up to 60 customers needed. For information, phone collect 527.1440 weekdays between .7 and 9 p.m. BEG4PIS ARRA, ' 1 . ALL HARDWARE &.. PAINT MUST' • GO TO THE BARIa WALLS. We Are. Quitting The. 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