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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-04-13, Page 12P• (photo by Fred H. Bisset) MR.. AND MRS. J.. H. ADAMS Residing in London 'St. George's Church, Goderich was decorated with candelabra, pink carnations and white daisies on Saturday, March 25 for the double -ring ceremony at which Nancy Louise Sowerby and John harry Adams became man and wife, Rev, G.G. Russell conducted the wedding. ' The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sowerby, R,.R.2, Goderich and the groom'S parents are Mr. and Mrs. Barry Adams, Goderich. The wedding music Was played by Paul Baker, the church organist.. • • Given ih marriage by her father, the bride chose a formal "-gokln bf legoda and guipure Tace. with empire waist, high neckline • with soft ruffle arid long full sleeves. The A-line skirt was ' banded with the lace. The back and front of bodice was enhanced by the rr c to ace form-a–bib effect. Back interest 'was _centered on the beautiful wafteau train which flowed softly from the waist., A guipure lace headpiece held the three-tier silk illusion veil. The bride carried a crescent bouquet of pink roses and',,white carnations; The maid of honor was Susan •Sowerby, sister of the bride, and. • the bridesmaids were. Janice Sowerby, sister of the brideand Doris Adams, sister of • the groom. Sally Little was flower girl. They were all dressed alike in gowns of pirtl+ crepe with. bole 4s of burgundy •destrie velvet, They were styled similarily "to the bride: All carried colonial bouquets of pink ,and burgundy carnations with. white daisies.' Gary Williams of Windsor was the•beslman and the ushers were Paul Sowerhy,; brother of bride. Murray'Adams, b., �• ther of groom and Dave Mills, Sarnia. Th!'wedding reception was held at Saltford Valley Hall wherethe bride's ,mother received the guests ina navy and white floor - length gown of crepe with a coat. effect and a corsage of pink roses. The groom's mother chose a floor -length gown with a peach crepe top and flowered skirt and a ,white carnation corsage tinted with peach. For travelling to Tennessee, the bride wore a navy crepe dress trimmed with red, white and navy, red coat, navy accessories and red and white carnation corsage. Prior to her marriage. the bride was feted at showers given by'Mrs., Don Langridge and Mrs. Harry Little, Mrs. Charles Orr and Mrs. Gordon Johnston, Mrs. James.MeDougall, girlfriends in London and by: 'the Operating Room Staff of St. . Joseph's Hospital, London, where the bride is employed. • The young couple are residing in London. CACI costumes Continued from Page 1 spe.cial tributes,to •to the ."incredible statues" who remained nearly motionless on pedestals -for about half of the production time. Johnson told the audience of about 450 persons that in judging the plays, 60 points were awarded for acting abilities; 20 points for, - production; 10 points for stage presentation: and 10 points for diamatic enterprize. First industry at former Clinton base will get Ont. grant The, honourable Charles MacNaughton, M•.P. P. for Huron, announced last week that the first industry .to locate in the .framer CFI Clnton will receive Ontario , government assistance.: Advanced 4,utonia,ted Equipment Ltd.. will begirt ntanuf }ctureAthe neariuture on two newly -developed pi•odticts, an futdmated self -feed screwdrivers and a rotary ' vibrators parts feeeder for 'the domestic and export operations. The plant will locate in a 12,200 square foot plant. the •former- Construction , Engineering building at the Base and will begin - 'Operation with seven employees. It is expected 'that• ernploymerit will increase for i0 within five year`$. Housing is • available for _emplovees in . the . residential Safe seattbn of the I3ase formerly occupied. by Canadian Forces • Perso4n.el. �t it1t''Whirte; M ntsterfof`Tra'ao=.. and Development .said the company will receive an Ontarit� Development • . Y Corporation Performance loan of $30,000 'to • help purchase $6W,000. worth of new itaantifactur.ing equipment. In - addition, a ,venture Capital term loan .and an export support loan under the governrhent's recently announced, aid program for Ontario.' exporters will '.provide funds for the company to manGfacture,its'new products for commercial markets and generate both , Canadian and e Cport business. Itis expected that exports will be worth about $250,000 of thea first year's production: - Suspect remanded in Bell shooting A 22 -year-old Guelph man was remanded in custody for one week when he appeared in London court Monday charged with the non - capital murder of Clifford Harvey Bell, 44,. of. London. Mr. Bell, ` a former Kincardine resident, was 'found shot twice through the head and stuffed in the trunk of a car: Robe•r--t �'homaQ Night gale who is single and unemployed. was picked up' by Guelph police after a Telex message was sent to various centres. Police -also seized a .22 -calibre rifle, luggage andclothing. These items were sent to Toronto for examination. Mr. Bell. known toe London drug squad since mid -1971", was found in the trunk of a rented car in the driveway of Roxburghe College, a student housing co - 'operative on. Wharncliffe Road, when residents saw blood dripping on the pavement. He was also known to the police as a .fence .for stolen goods. •1 • •• 1• Guelph Saturday night and arrested Mr; Nightingale. - Inspector Harry McBride of the London police force said information receive. in London, tied in 'with leads received from Stratford and Guelph. Mr. Bell was known to have left George Finstad, who became known to millions of Canadians when he stepped into the breach late at night and stayed on camera to broadcast the dramatic events in The Cross -LaPorte kidnappings, is a staff announcer on both CBC radio and tele- vision in Toronto Mr: Finstad can be seen most weekend ' reading The National on CBC Television at 11 p.m. His voice is . also heard as narrator of television specials, the most recent of which were One Way to Quit, the startling documentary film on the harmful effects of smoking, and the recent television ' special Who Owns ,.the' Sea.Mr. Finstad is married and has a, large family. London about 11 a :m., April 3, the day before his' body was found, driving aA rented• car. It was: the same car in which 'he was later found, ' Police have not revealed the car. A mean was picked 'up for, questioning after Bell's body was found but was later released:. Police said more than '100 persons have been •interviewed and the investigation led .to • el•h and Galt. Cancer campaign now going ors IN MEMORY OF GEORGE L. ELLIS , to Late P ►bJisber 'of the Goderich Signal -Sat a' . HURON logRAL.AsspciATION - NOMINATING CONVENTION.. P The Huron Liberal Association has called a nominating cor*ention to be held in . Huron. Central School, Clinton, MONDAY, ' APRIL .24, 1972 at 8:15 p.m. for. the purpose of selecting a candidate 'to represent the Liberal Party ih the Riding of Huron in the forth- coming federal election. SPECIAL SPEAKER HON. HERB GRAY Ministelr of National Revenue MEMBERSHIPS: The constitution provides that only -paid up members of the :Huron Liberal Association. shall be entitled to vote. Such memberships" must be obtained not less than 72 hours prior to the commencement of the `convention. Renewals of previous memberships However rnay,_be obtained up to the, time set for commencement of the convention. Memberships, which -cost $ 1 each, may beobtained from the Liberal Association chat ariousinunieipall-;: ties within the riding and by mail from Harold Shore, Sedretary, Goderich or' Arnold Stinnissen, Assistant Secretary, Seaforth. Gordon McGavin, President •- 'When it is cold or wet most drivers feel sympathy for the would-be hitchhiker standing by the 'highway. But the Ontario Safety • League asks drivers to remember • _that the lonely. hitchhiker may .be a __criminal with -designs-on-your car, your. money ' or on a -woman passenger. Conversely, the friendly driver who stops to offer a lift to a young . person may turn out to be anything -but friendly. Don't take chances by giving or accepting lifts. GLT closes second play; begins work on special musical. The second -production: by Goderich Little Theatr"e during the* current season closed at • MacKay Hall on Saturday evening after a successful three days and a • Little Theatre members began work the following day on the- group's hegroup's third production. 'Here Lies Jeremy Troy" played to appreciative audiences on Wednesday ' Thursday and Saturday of • last week and organizers termed it,, most successful. On Sunday members of the play cast began working on a -musical which is, set to open IMPERIAL -3 Ib. Pkg. 9 TASTER'S CHOICE -8 oz. INSTANT COFFE Wednesday May 3 for fodr days. This production is to be a special benefit show to help Little t Theatre pay for light's installed at MacKay Hall some years ago. This production:will be made up ofo portions of other musicals including such classics as Oliver, Piriafore, Fantastiks, Brigadoon and South Pacific. A total cast of more than 30 will be involved. Casting is also underway, right now for the Little Theatre's final production of the season • '`Five Finger Exercise" to be done in the late Spring. Your wash. WIL1. be Ocean Fresh when you use a Speed Queen Wringer Washer fea- turing — Built-in non-plug- oing,, full-tirrtie - filter, High vaned and' tangle -proof agit- ator, A Safety wringer with double bar safety release, Finger-tip, .start control, Automatic 'tirtli+ir, Double walled tub, 4 " LIBBY'S--48 f1. oz. TOMATO JUICE , :.. FROZEN FOOD FEATURES BANQUET -11, oz, Frozen ,Dinners . :49 ::jjEY STALKS r' wbsidlary of Service electric (coder iii) Ltd. ;GODER'IG I . `y52 -8551 .