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PAM 8--GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR. THURSDAY, APRIL 19, t y7:i ✓
Figure Skating Club
McGREGOR-CASTLE
Wed in Clinton
t'rllted Church
was, decorated 'c, ith w hitt
chrysanthemum.ind wrought
ir(��rt candelabra for the wed-
ding I'm March 1 7 , 147:1 of
Mary Lou Ledith Castle and
William James Mc iregor
The Rev. Dr. A_ •J- Mowatt
officiated at the double -ring
ceremony
The bride is the daughter of
NIT. and Mrs. Wilfred Castle of
102: 1-(attenhury St , Clinton
and the groom- is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. •Jr,iin Nlt(Gregor, .1
Whitehead St., Clinton
Wrllian Craig :If Clinton, un-
cle of the bride. sang; Walk
Hand in Baud. The Lord's
Prayer, 0 Perfect Love,
Processional ;end Theme from
Love Story. accompanied by
Murray .1 "all. organist who
also played traditional wedding
music
The hride \vas lovely in her
nation, Holmesvi1le, NIrs.
Castle revived guests wearing
a floor length gown of mauve
crepe It waZ styled with a
headed empire waistline and
with it she wore yellow- car-
nations and white accesspries.
.Siolor. was assisted by Mrs.
McGregor who -chose a floor
length gown of pastel chiffon.
Her corsage was of white car-
nations tinted red and her ac-
cessories were black.
For a wedding trip fo
Florida, the bride donned a
dress of yellow polves1t.
doubleknit styled with puff
sleeves. Over it she wore a coat
of brown suede and her ,ac-
cessories were also brown.
Following their ret urn honw,
Mr. and 'Mrs. McGregt.r Will
live on the groom -s farm. R.R.
"5, Clinton. v
Guests were present from,
'T'hunder Bay, NI a n 11oulia •
-floor length go«'n-of white lk Island.. London. Hamilton,
organza. The bodice, v Bayfield, Goderich and Clin-
pire waistline. was h lighted ton.
by a victoria, n chine, bib Prior to her marriage, the
front, trinmmed with Argentine hride was guest of honour at
lace and full wrist length Juliet showers given by: Mrs. Dave
sleeves aught hyo wide- cuffs Pugh and Miss Rrend.a Hall for
which were made of the same the staff of the Bank of Mon -
Argentine guipure lace. The treat, where the hride is em -
bouffant skirt formed -its oW n ployed; by Mrs Katherine Hor-
ch.apel-length train, which ton, sister of the groom and by
draped gracefully from the Mrs- Cathy Lohh and Rhonda.
raid -waist. She wore a short.
veil of nylon tulle and carried a
bouquet of daisies and pink Legion- ladies
sweetheart roses -
Mrs. Cathy Lohh of Clinton,
matron of honour. ,Core a gown greet commander
of pink chiffon with empire
bodice trimmed with lace at the
bodice. around the high stand-
up collar and at the Duffs. Her
flowers' were daisies and pink
eearnatirins
ThE-. bridesmaids, Nancy
Castle. ,t -ter of the hride Mrs.
Katherine Horton, `i Ster cif' the
groom and Glenda Gray wore
dresses -and carried flowers
identit al to that of the matron
of honour
The I,ttle flower girls. King
Twitchell of London , niece of
the groom and Rhonda Lohh of
Clinton yyore dresses of dainty
floral satin -striped pink voile„
with iew'el nerl genie and short
puff sleeve- edged with lace.
Velvet howl and lace trimmed
the bodice and skirt. They
carried baskets of' daisies and'
pink carnations. Ring -hearer
was •Jamie Twitchell of Lon-
don, nephew of ths groom.
The groom was attended by
two groomsmen. • Leonard
Jamieson,. R.R. 4. Clinton and
Brian Potter of Mildmay.
The guests were pshered by
Neil McGregor. brother of the
groom and Bruce Craig, cousin
of the bride.
At the reception which
followed at The White Car -
Ladies Legion Auxiliary
Branch 109 held their regular
monthly 'meeting Tuesday,
April 10 in the Green Room
with 45 members present.
It was business at hand, with
each convener giving her
report, 'showing another active
month gone by.
.App.Teciation notes and
thank' you cards received
reveals how grateful are the
veterans and all others remem-
bered by the Auxiliary.
The new Zone Commander
Margaret Thorndike, Clinton,
made her first official visit to
the Branch and spoke of the
aims, objectives, and some
amendments.
Local president Ferne Moore
thanked the Zone Commander
and presented her with a pain-
ting.
The May meeting will be
Tuesday, May 8 and this is the
meeting that all members
should make an extra special
effort to attend. It is ,the
nominations and election of the
new executive for the next two
years. Many hands make light
work. Come and help, someone,
somewhere will benefit from
your efforts.
The annual meeting of the
Goderich Figure Skating Club
was- held in the board room of
the Victoria and Grey Trust
building on Thursday, April 12.
Thirteen interested persons
were present along with the
President and Board of Direc-
tors of the club.
The minutes of last year's an-
nual meeting were read by the
club's secretary Mrs. Audrey
Ormandy .
Mrs. J. Shrier, club treasurer,
gave the financial statement for
the year and recommended that
in future, the club should
possibly organize a fund -
raising project to supplement
club finances.
Mrs. Ellen Jeffrey gave the
report of the Test Chairman
and revealed that 140 National
Tests were passed during the
year. C.F.S.A. test days were
held in Goderich in October,
January and February. Tests
were tried at Stratford, Mild-
may, Walkerton and Listowel.
jiSeventy-two C.F.S.A. tests were
tried with 42 passes.
Extension school was held
during Christmas- break, Mrs.
Jeffrey reported, with par-
ticipation from most of the
clubs in the Maitland Group.
Club competitions were held
on March 10 and 14 with 133
skater registered. This was an
encourlaging increase over.other
years.
At Inter -club competitions in
Walkerton on March 4, a total
of 14 skaters from this club
took part and seven points were
earned, resulting in a tie with
Seaforth for the team trophy.
At the Western Ontario Sec-
tionals in St. Catharines 'in
early January, Rusty Ormandy,
Pam Craven placed second in
their dance division. On March
16, 17 and 18 the Western On-
tario Invitationals were held in
Sarnia, with 11 Goderich
skaters participating.
Carnival Chairman,
Zoie Raithby gave her report
and suggested that in the
future the club should possibly
consider_ presenting a Carnival
every two or' three tears only.
A decision concerning this
could best be 'ascertained by
asking parents' opinions on
registration forms.
The report of the Member-
. ship Chairman, Mrs. Cathy
Roddy was given. Total club
membership for 1972-73 were
227 skaters, 186 of these are
figure skaters with the
remaining 41 being A Powe -r
Skaters,
Following the report of the
Publicity Chairman, the Club
President, Grant Ellison exten-
ded his personal thanks to
everyone who helped with the
smooth running of the Club. He
expressed a wish to see more
parents and interested.- in-
dividuals involved in the club,
with less falling in'the hands of
a few. -
The report of the nominating
committee was given by Mrs.
Cathy Boddy. She reported
that the following people will
comprise the Executive and
Board of Directors for the
1973-74 season:
President, Grant Ellison;
Mrs.
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Ellen Jeffrey secretary, Audrey Joanne Jasper.
Ormandy; treasurer, Jo Shrier. Following some further
The remaining directors are discussion, a lunch was served
Cathy Roddy, Marj Kotyk, by the social conveners Joy
Shirley Surridge, Eleanor Vance and Marj Kotyk.
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The Huron -Perth County Board's grant percentage, has
Roman Catholic Separate increased by $1,390.
School Board Tuesday ap- Of the total budget of
proved a 1973 budget of $2,607,132, 13..68 per cent is to
$2,607;132, an increase of 7.36 be levied against local tax -
per cent, or $180,166 over last payers.
year. Mill rates established for
Jack Lane, Business Ad- each municipality in 1973_, for
ministrator, in presenting the separate school support follow
report said the maximum or- with the corresponding rates
dinary expenditure this year is for 1972 in brackets: Clinton
$620.79 per pupil, or, a total of 26.65 (29.65); Exeter 22.59
$1,961,113. The provincial (20.59); Goderich 29.97 (27.97);
ceiling on ordinary expen- Seaforth 23.13 (26.13);
ditures for "1973 is $630 per Wingham 28.72 (26.72);
elementary school pupil. The Bayfield 28.45 (24.00); Hensall
increase for the Board is $60 22.50 (22.14); Zurich 29.89
per pupil over the expenditures (27.89); Ashfield 25.50 (23.50);
in 1972. Extraordinary expen- Colborne 25.21 (23.21 );
ditures total $582,325. Goderich Township 22.00
The provincial grant for or- (19.41); Grey -24.72 (22.72);
dinary expenditures in 1973 Hay 29.45 (27.45); Howick
has increased by 1.8 per cent 19.00 (15.00); ' Hullett 21.22
and . on recognized extraor- (19.22); McKillop 23.08
dinary expenditures by .35 per (26.08); Morris 19.00- (12.50);
cent. The equalized assessment Stanley 22.62 (20.62); Stephen
per -pupil, which determines the 28.19 (31.19); Tuckersmith
25.42 (23.42); Turnberry 25.20
(23.20); Usborne 19.50 (17.09);
E. Wawanosh 21.47 (19.47)4 W.
Wawanosh 2.2.50 (20.50); Bid-
dulph 21.2-5 (19.25);
McGillivray 30.45 (28.45);
Culross 5,40 (18.57); Kinloss
5.36 (18.05); E. Nissouri 22.00
(20.00); W: Zorra 26.60 (29.60);
Stratford 24.25 (27.25); Mit-
chell 19.96 (17.96); St. Marys-
5.00
arys5.00 (5.00); Blanshard 26.00
(22.77); Downie 28.44 (28.44);
N. Easthope 29.04 (27.04); S.
Easthope 24..00 (22.00); Ellice
22.27 (25.64); Fullarton 21.70
(20.29); Hibbert 21.54 (24.54);
Logan 24.19 (27419); Mor-
nington 25.46 (23.46);
Wellesley 25.61 (2:3.61);
Maryborough 21 83 (19.83);
Peel 21.37 (19,37);.
The largest item in the ex-
penditure list is instruction
listed at $1,603,000" or 61.5 per
cent of the. total budget of
$2,607,132. -In 1972 the actual
instruction budget was
$1,488,657 or 61.3 per, cent. .
Inaddition to,revenue from
local taxation the budget
estimates general legislative
grants of $2,173,306. compared
to $2,005,577 in 1972.
Sorority plans
special events
Beta Sigma Phi Chapter met
in the board room of the Vic-
toria & Grey Trust Co. -Sexteen
members were present.
Vice-president Verna Kane
held pledge training before the
regular meeting for the eight
new members . These girls will
receive their Ritual of Jewels,
April :30, at the Founder Days'
Dinner Meeting to be held at
the Bedford Hotel 6:30 p.m.
The coming ritual for thea
New Exemplar group Xi Delta
Epsilon, being formed was
discussed. The meeting for this
group will be on May 2 8:30
p.m. at Mrs. Robert Baechlers
home.
Ellen Connelly was in charge
of the topic for the evening and
she introduced her special
guest NoraP Currell. Mrs.
Currell later demonstrated the'
popular liquid embroidery
method and showed this. and
other crafts connected with it.
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