The Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-05-10, Page 8le
PAGE $—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1973
DUNOANNON DOINGS
By O.M. Blake
•
Miss Debbie Hodges and her
grandmother Mrs, Harry Wat-
son, Nile, are on a motor trip
West as far as Saskatoon.
Mrs. S.B. Stothers, from
Lucknow, Mrs. Dick Passmore,
from Ottawa and Mrs. Irwin
Carruthers, Julie and Andrew,
Goderich were dinner guests of
Mrs. Orland Bere and family
Saturday evening. •
Frank Thompson attended a
Secretary Managers' Con-
ference on Mutual Firewriters,'
Association at Bolton -on-
Tuesday a n,d Wednesday,.
Thirty were in attendance at
/this confeaencae held in /the
beautiful United Church camp
near Bolton_
Nrle bridal Pageant,
Program and Tea held - at
• Brookside School on Saturday
pleased the large attendance.
On Saturday 'Mrs. Eric
McNee and little Brenda went
by bus to Sudbury • for a two
week holiday with' relatives
there.
On Ffiday evening a family
gathering was held at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Graham
McNee on the occasion of the
latter's birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Graham
McNee accompanied by Mr.
and .Mrs. Jim Hayden and
Laurie ,of Port Albert visited
Mr. and Mrs, John Ribes and
family at Port Elgin on Sunday
afternoon.
Sympathy is extended to Mr.
and Mrs. George Errington and
fo Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Pur -
don whose"brother-in-law, Er-
nest Button, of Blyth, passed
away Monday; April 30, 1973.
ST. IfElffir
Mrs. W.I.-Miller and Misses
W.D. Rutherford and Isobel
Miller spent a few days with
Mr. and; Mrs. Gordon McIntyre
at Richmond Hill.
Mrs. RoyGardner and family
of Lucan spent the. weekend
with Mrs. Jim Curran and Paul
and -visited with her father Jim
.Curran ` in Wingham and
District Hospital.
Little Andrea McQuillin of
Kitchener spent the past week
with her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred McQuillin. On Sun-
day Mr. and Mrs. McQuillin
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
McQuillin and Andrea retur-
ned home:
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Gammie
attended the funeral of their
brother:in-law, Mr. Wilmer
Harelton at - St. Marys on
'Saturday. Mrs. Harelton was
the former Ina Campbell.
Mrs, Ernest. Gau-fr
n...�t"r�eturned
home On- Saturday om 'St:
Joseph's Hospital, London,
following surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. Simon De Boer
arrived home on Friday from a
month's vacation with Mr. and
Mrs. Hank Kregt in British
Columbia.
Roger Pentland commenced
work with Hydro with Strat-
ford headquarters on Monday.
Mrs. Cecil Blake and Bar-
bara spent ...Sunday in Galt -
Cambridge with, Mr. and Mrs.
- Bill Blake and Becky.
At the Presbyterian Church
in Dungannon there is to be the
official closing service on Sun-
day afternoon, Family Day
May 13 at 3 o -clock. Everyone
welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. George Rivett
celebrated their 55th wedding
anniversary at their home on
Saturday, May 5, with a large
family gathering.
At "the United Church Sun-
day School rooms on Saturday
May 12 at. 2:30 p.m. there is a
Spring Tea, bake' sale and
apron sale, as well as crafts
and candy by the Explorer and
'C.G.I.T. groups. They also
assist the U.C.W. by decorating
and serving. '
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Eedy on the birthl;of
a baby boy on Saturday May :5.
Mr. Russell Johnston is in
University Hospital in London.
We hope he is soon able to
return ' home:
The Legion was the scene Sunday evening of the 10th An-
niversary celebration of the 'Goderich Order of the Knights
of Columbus. There were about 75 people on handfor the
affair. Chartered Grand Knight Pete McCauley officially
cut the symbolic Anniversary Cake while Grand Knight
Helmut Krohmer seated looks on. (Staff Photo)
There will be a meeting in
t),ie_Carlow Township Hall this
Thursday evening, May 10.
7:30 - 8:00 p.m. for COACHES
for Colborne Township Soft-
ball Team, Coaches please at-
tend. Anybody interested in
Coaching or Playing contact
Miss Rubena Brindley, Phone
524-6451. '
Club one of the Tiger Dunlop
4-H Girls Sewing Class finished
their classes of Sportswear'
from Knits, Monday evening.
Leaders of this Club are Misses
Helen Brindley and Vicky Van -
stone. Club- three with Miss
Rubena Brindley as Leader
had their last class meeting
Wednesday evening.
The Girls will be showing
their garments and books at
Tiger Dunlop Women's In-
stitute May meeting, Wed-
nesday evening May 23 and all
mothers are invited.
Achievement Day will be in"
Clinton
n-
Clinton on June 2nd.
The 25 Annual Federated
Women's Institute of Ontario
Officers' Conference was held
at Waterloo •University last
week. Several women from the
District attended as delegates:
Town Co'uncil Briefs
Mrs, Dorothy Wallace ap-
peared before Goderich Town
• Council last Thursday evening
and officially thanked the
members for their part in
saving the wall around the for-
mer Huron County Jail.
Speaking on behalf of the
Save The Jail Society, Mrs.
Wallace announced
therou
g lr".
home on his lot on East Street.
Speaking to council last Thur-
sday evening, Chisholm said
the running gear would be
removed from the 12 by 60 feet
trailer and the dwelling would,
be positioned on a foundation.
Councillor Bili Clifford said
that in his opinion, the building
s - wasn't a
Tanned byCh . he Im
P r
has . m -:.. o.,. , T ...„._.,,
rhade app-hcta-tt q --t '-`teat deal different {prom Some
become the Huron Branch of of the new
the Architectural Conservancy homes going
of Ontario and as such, will en=-”
joy the "tax free status" of that
organization.
"We will have an
authoritative name to operate
under when we go fund
raising," said Mrs. Wallace.
"We have not dropped all in-
terest just because the jail wall
has been saved."
Mrs. Wallace advised ,council
that in future deliberations
over the fate of the jail, the role
to be played e.by the Huron
Branch of the Architectural
Conservancy of Ontario might
be considered.
The Property Committee of
Huron County . Council met
with representatives of
Goderich Town Council last
Friday. Negotiations are still
continuing between the . two
bodies concerning the jail.
However, it is unlikely any firm
decisions will be reached in
time for the jail to be opened to
the public this summer.
Representing Goderich at
that meeting were Reeve Deb
Shewfelt, and ..Councillors
Eileen Palmeand Dave
Gower. Deputy -reeve Stan
Profit sits on the county
property board.
* * *
Ben Chisholm has been given
permission to erect a mobile
BOX PLANTS
17 varieties Petunias - Ageratum - Alyssum - Fibrous Begonias
- Coleus - Dusty Miller - Impatience - Marigolds - Portulaca -
Pansies - Salvia - Snap Dragons. o-
RED, WHITE And PINK GERANIUMS
ASSORTED TUBEROUS BEGONIAS
Cabbage - Spanish Onions - Hot Peppers - Sweet Peppers -
Bonnie Best Tomatoes - Beefsteak, Tomatoes - Better Boy
Staking Tomatoes. ..
•
BULB SPECIAL
-(TiL THE END OF MAY)
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DOZ.
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We have • large selection of 8'-1' and larger TREES
Excellent stock of Roses and Evergreens
Packaged Flower & Vegetable Seeds
Bulbs and packaged Grass Seeds
• Trees • Shrubs • Evergreens • Roses • Lawn Rolling •
Forties ' • Coco Beans • Gladiolus and Dahlia bulbs •
Grass Seeds (pkg. and bulk) • Flower and Vegetable Seeds •
Decorah,* Stone (white and 3 colours) • Sark Chips • Top-
soil (by the bad or bushel) • Wilson insecticides and
Pesticides • Patio Pots • Planters • Hanging Baskets •
Trellises • Bird Baths • Etc. • Complete Landscaping Ser-
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COMPLETE LANDSCAPINO SERVICE A SUPPUEU
4 .• open 7 Oates •week
MONDAY THAU SATURDAY TILL DARK ' SUNDAY 12 to d
pre -constructed
up in' town in
recent weeks. •
A letter from the town's
solicitor pointed out that
because there appears to be
some doubt in the town's
bylaws about the locating of
such dwellings -as planned 'by
Chisholm, council .should
probably, decide in favor of the
applicant.
* * *
Council heard a letter last
Thursday from the Goderich
and District Labor Council ex-
pressing "full support" for the
proposed shopping plaza in
Goderich
The letter stated that
Goderich needs "a choice of
stores with a choice of goods at
competitive prices".
"Let Goderich join the 20th
century," the letter stated.
* * *
Councillor Bill Clifford said he
was "pleased" that Harbor
Master Allan MacDonald had
written to Westdale Shipping
Ltd. advising them to move the
Elmdale from the harbor by
-
Clifford caid.preparations for
opening the Marina include
having the Elmdale moved as
it is presently interfering with
activities there.
* * *
Lights at the ball park came
under discussion once more at
last week's regular council
session.
Councillor Frank Walkom
suggested that a complete in-
spection should be made of the
lights at the ball park. He also
advised action "if at ,all
possible':
Councillor
suggested that
Dave Gower
action
be
deferred until the 1973 budget
is finalized.
Reeve Deb Shewfelt
suggested that Councillor
Walkom not destroy the heads
of any lights being replaced by
the Town. He said small
municipalities like Port Albert
might be able to use• them. •
"Wes
•
destroy nothin
� g.,
tlkon�:
* * *
said
Council has tabled the report
of the Goderich Recreation and
Community Centre' Board
minutes and will deal with the
matter at tonight's committee
meeting.
Among other minor concerns,
council disapproved of the fact
that recreation staff had been
hired for the summer and their
names had been published in
The Goderich Signal -Star
before council sanction had
been ,given.
The report, also conrained a
schedule of fees to be paid to
summer staff numbering 43
and colncil expressed some in-
terest, in this.
The report • noted that the
Goderich Rotary Club was
prepared to install a water
heater in the swimming pool at
.Judith Gooderham Park at en
approximate cost of $3,100.
Operating cost would be ap-
proximately $600 per annum
and would' be paid by the
Recreation Board and council's
permission to undertake this
expenditure was sought.
It is 'understood t Lions.
Club would provide lighting at
the pool as well as wind -breaks.
Mrs. Stanley Mcllwain from
Goderich Township Institute,
Mrs. Roy Daer from Auburn
Institute, Mrs. W.E. Radford
from Clinton Institute, Mrs.
Alice Buchanan from Lon-
deshoro I0stitute, Mrs. Clifford
"Crozier from Goderich In-
stitute, and Mrs. Gordon J.
Kaitting from Tiger Dunlop
Women's Institute, Colborne
Township.
Mrs. Worthy Fowler and
daughter Elaine entertained at
their home last Thursday
evening for a Miscellaneous
Bridal Shower for the former's
neice Miss Evelyn Haggitt. The
first" part of the evening wit's
spent in Contests and then- the
Bride of the Month was seated
in a decorated chair while her
sister Carolyn and Elaine
Fowler presented her, with the
gifts. Mrs. Oliver Anderson of
Auburn and Mrs. Donald
Fowler of Toronto assisted
with the lunch.
The Bride-to-be, who will be
married in „Brussels, thanked
her Hostess and the many
friends for the lovely shower
and the beautiful gifts.
Combined with the heater, it is
believed the swimming hours
could be extended into evenings
and . greater use made of the
pool during the summer mon-
ths.
Reeve Deb Shewfelt' ex-
presed disappointment at this
prospect. He said he felt it was
time Goderich "took a stab at a .
closed -in pooV 'which could be
used all year round.
Shewfelt said that grants are
available which would pay 100
percent of the labor for such a
project. He added that
Goderich has poured ,money
into Judith Gooderham Park
"for a very short operation"
and he noted the pool had to be
dug up once again this spring
for repairs.
"Is this pouring good money
after bad?" asked Shewfelt`.
Mavor Harry Worsell
claimed that recent summers
have been cold and it is
believed the heater would
provide an immediate solution
to the problem as well'' as a
much -needed -extension of the
swimming season, especially
where swimming lessons are
concerned.
* * *
Council has agreed to forego
(continued' on page 9)
Festival '73
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CLINTON LIONS CLUB
(in support of its work with the blind)
presents
Goderich Little Theatre's production
SPRING TONIC
Directed by Marjorie 'Hays Dunlop
at
CENTRAL HURON SECONDARY SCHOOL
CLINTON
TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY MAY 22 - 23
at 8:30 p.nl.
EXCERPTS FROM WORLD'S LEADING MUSICALS
featuring ALL-STAR Cast from Clinton, Blyth, Seaforth, Auburn, Goderich
and Zurich areas
ADULTS $2.00
STUDENTS $1.00
ALL SEATS RESERVED
Exchange tickets available from Clinton Lions and Beecher Menzies' Law
Office, Clinton.
Goderich lox Office
CRAFT CORNER, HAMILTON ST., GODERICH
Open 10 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and 2:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
PHONE 5244515
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Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Brindley
have -purchased the Eddie
Everett property from Mr. Doll
and are at present completing
the building of same and hope
to ochups it very soon,
Mr's. Myrtle Hicks of Detroit
visited with Helen Fulford for
the ,past three weeks and over
the weekend guests visited from
Detroit in the person of Robert
Forrintine, Robin Wally,, and
Louis Pivetta.
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large Wedd193
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