HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-06-28, Page 4•
PAGE
--GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1973
ROUND AND ABOUT WITH MARINA
The last few weeks have been
full of excitement, frustration
and headaches. We can skip the
last two as they go with the
house.
There has been three weeks
of very interesting Supreme
Court cases and my privilege to
meet her Ladyship Judge Van
Camp of Toronto, who was
he'Le for one of the busiest
weeks any Judge has had in
many a year.
Altho' she looked, very stern
in her photo a couple4of weeks
ago in the Signal, she was very
gracious and had the nicest
smile and sense of humor. •
• I was ''just bustin my but-
tons" by the end of, that long,
long week to think and see that
a woman could handle such a
difficult position as Supreme
ourt Judge... AND I believe
the only woman judge in
Supreme Court in Canada.
I was allowed in the "Inner
Sanctum" - a lovely room set
aside for the judges where they
can relax and study and talk to
the lawyers about their
problems.
I helpt her with her gown
and tried not to be' all thumbs
with the many snaps and but-
tons which complicate these
costumes. All in all it was all
very thrilling to me and I was
very proud of our lovely lady -
Ladyship - ger honor?
When I read and see the
stupid and willful damage that
has been done to the bandshell
in Harbour Park and other in-
cidents around the town I can't'
help but. wonder how the judges
can keep their cool when these
cases appear before them. It
makes you wonder where it is
all going to end.
Anot4er great experience was
the Administration of Oaths of
Office - to His tIonour Judge
Francis G. Carter new judge of
County Court for the County of
Huron:
I have never - • even in a
movie, seen so many
distinguished and handsome
judges assembled in one cour-
troom. There were at least a
dozen in their black gowns and
soft purple sashes - sitting
together at one side of the cour-
troom by the Grand Jury Box.
Judge Carter's family filled
the Petit Jury box - and they,
too, were very distinguished in
my estimation. What a wonder-
ful family - someone referred to
them as His Honours ball
team
The Courtroom is not .a
happy place - except on such an
occasion such as this - or when
the New Canadians take their
oath of allegiance.
That, too, is beautiful
ceremony - too bad more people
don't turn up to witness it.
Well this really is
"Strawberry Festival Time"
The ladies at Benmiller United
Church are all set for the rush
on Saturday, June 30, you must
have a. TICKET or you may
miss your dinner. So phone 4-
6327 and make sure of it and
enjoy the great Smorgasbord
too.
The same day June 30, St.
Georges Parish Hall will .be
crowded with people at their
FOOD FAIR (1 p.m.) You can
get all kinds of goodies to het f
you over the weekend holiday.
So be sure to get over. "'
Rebekahs elect slate
for the coming year
The Past Noble Grand's Club
of Goderich Rebekah Lodge No.
89 held their June meeting ir'r
the Orange Hall with the
President Mrs. Irene Harnack
presiding.
At this the annual meeting, a
new slate of Officers is presen-
ted as follows:
President Mrs. Ruth Hayden;
first Vice -President Mrs. Elva
Property changes hands: Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Bogie on Hwy.
21 have sold their home to Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Lang of
Hillsberg who is in the well -
drilling; business. Mr. and Mrs.
Bogie have purchased Mr. and
Mrs.. Harry° ; Jenkins_ :.farn cm
R.R. 4 near Benmillet and plan
to move during the month of
July. Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Jenkins have purchased a
lovely mobile home and will be
taking up residence on Con-
cession 1 near their former
home. While the Bogie's neigh-
bours will miss them we are all
glad to know you are all
staying in Colborne Township.
The Colborne Township
Recreation Softball
Organization with Bill Jewell
ata President and Dan Willis as
secretary -treasurer, along with
several men and women in-
terested in this sport that they
- can ,depend on have, things
• well under way for the coming
summer season. They have ap-
proximately 15 teams of boys
and girls and Intermediates
organized and have been
playing hall on diamonds at
Colborne School, Benmiller
and Nile. •
Following is a list of the
games scheduled for the
following week:
Thursday, June 28, boys 12-
15, Braves (Benmiller) vs Salt -
ford 'Ete Colborne School;.
,Fridays -June 29, ` boys 8-11
{Yankees vs Dogers at Ben=
miller; boys 12-15, Benmiller
Indians at Nile;
Sunday, July 1, Intermediate
Team, St. Helens at Nile;
Tuesday, July 3, boys 12-15,
Saltford vs. Indians at Ben-
-miller; Braves at Nile';
Wednesday, July 4, girls 13-
16, Benmiller at Nile; girls 12
and under, Nile at Benmiller.
Game time 7 p.m. Parents,
grandparents.and friends come "
'Out and watch the children play
ball. Show your appreciation to
the men and women" who are
doing much • to promote this
form of recreation for the young
people.
BUS TRIP
Grade 8 students of Colborne
Central School enjoyed a bus
trip to Ontario Place, Toronto
last Friday.
Love,
Martha.
Gauley; second Vic -President
Mrs. Elsie Moore; secretary
Mrs. Vera Larder; treasurer
rs. Margaret Bowra.
Corresponding secretary,
rs. Aileen Fritzley; press
secretary, Mrs. Gertrude Kait-
ting; Marshal, Mrs. Gladys
Nicholson; auditors, Mrs.
Grace Fuller and Mrs. Ger-
trude Kaitting.
Telephone committee, Mrs.
Margaret Bowra, Mrs. Florence
Rivers, Miss Edna -Driver
visiting committee, Mrs.
Elizabeth Sitter, Mrs. Irene
Harnack, Mrs. Phyllis
McTaggart, Mrs. Elsie Moore;
finance committee, Mrs. Alice
Moss, Mrs. Amelia Straughan.
Various items of business
were discussed and several
members were reported sick or
in the hospital. The members
then enjoyed several games of
euchre with Mrs. Irene Har-
nack and Mrs. Phyllis
McTaggart receiving prizes, af-
ter which a dainty lunch was
served. The next meeting will
be in September.,
PORI AL8ERT
Ron Fritzley, Burford, visited
Mr. and Mrs. Elton Draper last
weekend.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Hoy over the weekend
wereMr. and Mrs. Stephen Fox
and. Chris and Terry Hoy,
Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Tim
Hoy, Dartmouth, N.S. Larry
Bowden and Debbie Gorman,
London, and on Sunday, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Hoy, Debbie
and Kelly of Goderich and Mrs.
Roy Petrie.
CITIZENS Of GODERICH
A committee has been formed in support of
BUILDING A SHOPPING MALL
on Bayfield Road.
PUBLIC MEETING
TUESDAY, JULY 3rd
8:30 P.M. - GDCI CAFETERIA
Come meet the committee - Listen to our aims:
1. To see establishment of a Shopping Mall as outlined In petition of Sun -
coast Estate to Council.
2. To obtain for the citizens of Goderich more competitive pricing for goods
and commodities.
3. To establish a more attractive business appearance and services for the
citizens of Goderich.
4. To create employment by retaining sill or most of the purchasing power of
the citizens of Goderich in their own community.
5. To establish new sources of taxation on behalf of the citizens of
Goderich.
8, To boost the economy of the Town of Goderich by inducing neighbouring
communities to shop In Goderich.
Join In the dlticussions
Voluntiler your services to petition the townspeople
LET YOUR VOICE BE HEARD
Married
quietly
recently
A quiet wedding took place
at Guildwood Village
Presbyterian Church, Star -
borough, on Saturday., June 16
uniting in marriage Betty June
Feagan and Wallace Arthur
Richardson.
The Rev. Gordon L. Fish,
minister of that charge, of-
ficiated. •
The, groom is the son of Mrs.
May Richardson, of Wingham
and the bride is the daughter or
Mrs. E. Goldie Smith, of
Goderich.
The couple are residing at 64
Carling Terrace, Wingham, af-
ter a honeymoon at Clevelands
House, Minett, Muskoka.
;S.
Nancy Jayne Ginn, daughter
of Mr. -and • Mrs. G.G. Ginn,
RIR. 2 Clinton, received her
diploma as a graduate nurse
—on June 22 at Alumni Hall,
University of Western Ontario.
Miss Ginn is a graduate of St.
Joseph's Regional School of
Nursing, London, and of
Goderich District Collegiate
Institute. (Beta Photo Studio)
Dungannon
Calf club
judges -lass
, Neil Sager
Press Reporter
The regular Dungannon 4-H
Calf Club meeting was held at
the farm of Larry Pentland on
June 19.
The meeting was opened by
President Jim Nivins. Bob
McNeil, one of ' the leaders,
handed out the judging com-
petition results and cash
awards.
Members judged a class of
two year old Holstein dairy cat-
tle before McNeil gave the of-
ficial placings and reasons why
he placed them the way he did.
They market] two lessons
from the manual., before lunch
was served.
Obituary
MRS. HAROLD TIGERT
Mrs. Vera May Hardick
(Lewis) Tigert, 68. of 2275
Lakeshore Rd., died Monday,
June 25 at Sarnia General
Hospital.
Mrs. Tigert was a member of
St. John - In - The - Wilderness
(Anglican) Church and was a"
resident of the Blackwell area
all her life.
She is survived by her
husband, Harold; a daughter
Mrs. Jack (Donna) Hardick of
Sarnia Township; a son, Jack
Lewis of Sarnia; three step-
daughters;-- Mrs. -Ray .(Dorothy)
Barker of 'Goderich; Mrs. Gor-
don (Margaret) George of Lon-
don; Mrs. Gerald(Grace)
Moore of Sarnia; two step -sons,
William Tigert of Port Albert;
and Jack Tigert R.R. 6
Goderich; 24 grandchildren,
.two great grandchildren, and
four brothers, Roy Hardick of
Thessa`lon, , Earl and Orville
Hardick, both of Blackwell;
and Mussell Hardick of Sarnia.
She was predeceased by a
sister, Mrs. Irene Garrison.
-Funeral service was held
from the D.J. Robb Funeral
Home Wednesday with burial
at Blackwell Cemetery.
GODERICIi LAKETOWN BAND
is pleased to present its
FOURTH CONSECUTIVE SUMMER OF
SUNDAY
BAND
CONCERTS
GODERICH
HARBOUR PARK
7:30P.M...
�,o�•aa•a•a•aa:aa••►a:►+t+•►+++��a a+•a•a:a:al`aZa,�'a}
July 1 - p.m. - Goderich Laketown .sand
July 8 - 2:00 p.m. & 7:30 p.m. - Paris Citizens' Band
July 15- -- 7:30p.m. -= Kitchener Legion P p, Bond
July 22- - 7:30 p.m. - Norwich Musical Society Band
July 29 - .1:30 p.m. - Stratford Pipe Band
Aug. 5 - 7:30 p.m. - Goderich Laketown Band
Aug. 12 - 7:30 p.m. - Clinton Legion Pipe Band and
The Mary Lynne Telford.
Highland Dancers
Aug. 19 - 1:30 -p.m. - The "Opportunity For Youth"
Summer Tour Band
Aug. 26 - 1:30 p.m. - Stratford Concert Band
Sept. 2 - 7:30p.m. - (To Be Announced)
ENJOY THESE FINE BANDS IN A PICTURESQUE
SETTINQ/►ND RELAXED ATMOSPHERE
LOTS OF FREE PARKING
F 1 NH-ER'S- LTD.
18 SQUARE. 524-6901
HENDERSON BOOR STORE
4 SQUARE 524-7812
HUGHES REAL ESTATE LTD.
38 EAST ST. 5244100
ANDERSON'S BOOI( STORE
33 EAST ST. 524-7531
SHORE GIFTS
56 THE SQUARE
524-9241
RAWSON & SWARTMAN LTD.
M THE SQUARE.524-9312
f
ORMANDY JEWELLERY
94 THiE SQUARE524-7841
BURGER BAR
37 KINGSTON ST.
CHISHOLM TV
29 KINGSTON ST.
SS
524
GERRARD'S CLOTHING
112 SQUARE
BRECKENRIDGE HARDA
eRIECK PHARMACY LTD,
14"VARE
GIENMARK LUMBER.,,
35 SOUTH ST
SIGNAL STAR PUBLISHIM
37 WEST ST
dge
sitia
MOM
y, June 2k
trier too
to become
Court of
with His
Bennett en.
Honour
n to Mr.
arter at
ndland wl
�, solicit
rnothe
en Powe
• Carter
ature C'
is a gr,
Xavier U
N.S. why
Magna
died La
oronto a.
Bar in 1
ltw with
and Du
Jeffrey i
and from
time has
actice in
ase frien
e course
Carter
the Ontar
nd Supri
8 on !nal
tion and 11
has also
1 before
fissions on
nate-Hous
ittee o
s in the 1
has been r
of times
tor by
nment.
ge Carter i
line with
tion he
and publi:
cles on the
ally with
to School
is also
ry of N
' earning
de of the
ll those it
of that
as a Tru.
Law A
e its pres
was appoi
I in 1973
ger of
ate Scho
}ears, t3" p
Board as
man of
nHigh S
ge Carter
s College
ter's Sen
a leadi
tional
izations,
al in scot
ously of
er and p
ther orga
1962 Jill
Knight
rder of
John X)
church
ong his
isnot giv
ion of thb
Hebrew
lem has
s honour
unity of
to the Jev
the lea:
encs is t
dent
'olent So
Honour
parried tc
n of Toro
of Higl
t.
SN
AR
SEI
OI --c
FORTAI
iCH A P
or SPi
1
1 F
°v sol
In Set
THE
All