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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-06-28, Page 5ge Carter takes sition on Huron Bench When the Carters settle in rlha Rsthburn Goderich next month, the Mepopulation of the Town will im- y, 22, 1973. Fran mediately be increayed and June he Oath§rot. nter took tthe enhanced in quality as well as a oma Judge of quantity. Cot o{ the County of The Carters have nine with His Honour Chief children, all of whom were Bennett and His Honour present at the ceremony. MacKenzie officiating. er Leo, the eldest, is married to Honour Judge Rose Marie -both are teachers. Mr, and Mrs• E Mary, who is Mrs. Phillip at St, Johns Van Diepen is also a teacher or where his father and her husband is in final solicitor land for many year Geography at the U.W.O. mother was the for - Michael, received his B.A. Powers. degree urea weeks ago and Carter attended St. St.hopes to enter Law School this ture College iniof Stfall. it a graduate Dennis will enter University Kay1er Unitvereity, An . o f Waterloo this fall to study to NS where he received become a Chartered Accoun- Magna Cum Laude. died Lays attans %� P tric)t (Pat) will /be in sgoode oronto and vhs calledGrade ?I;II at G.D.C.I. this fall. Liar in 1950. He prac- Chris, Angela, John Paul and w with the firms of Kathleen are younger but very and purdin and Jef important members of this Jeffrey in London, On- . 1956 to the family and will attend elemen= d from tary school here this fall. time has carried on'his His Honour, Judge R.S. Mac- djCe in London with nab, Courthouse London, says e friend, . T Barry it has been his good fortune practise, and a great privilege to have. course of his P eared been associated with Judge Carter has app Carter in the practise of law for the Ontario Court of Ap the past 22 years. nd Supreme Court of He speaks very highly of him on matters involving as a friend, as a, man of in - on and Municipal Law. and as an able and has also appearedlearned kawyer and believes I before various Royal one has only to look at his ac- iesions on Education and complishments in life, up to nate House of Commons this point, to know that he will ittee on proposed serye with great distinction .in in the Divorce Act. this new field upon which he is has been retained a num- entering. of times as Special Judge Macnab pointed out tor by the Federal that Judge Cafter was very nment happy that . his mother, Mr's. geCarter is a writer,.also.. Helen Carter was able to be ine with his interest in with them on this important ion he has written a dayin his life. and published_a,.number cies on the legal aspects - She had a flight from St:- John's Newfoundland which llc with respect to the to School System. ran into difficulties because of is also the author. of the Air Canada strike and she Ty of Middlesex Law finally landed in London by bus at 3 a.m. on the Wed - earning the undying de of the Middlesex Bar nesday. It was after 4 a.m. when .she arrived in Goderich 11 those interested in the of that county. He has and luckily one of the as a Trustee of the Mid- youngsters heard her rap on the Law Association and door. e its president. Mrs. Carter Sr. was.described was appointed a Queen's as being full of bounce and I in 1973. He served as a ready for anything even at that r of the London hour and a very proud mother. to School Board for ' ' `" "" ''" - .. eats, is•past chairman of • Rebekahs lit Board as well as nest an of the Diocese of Ont. Assembly High School Board. ge Carter is a Director of s College London, and of Rebekah Assembly of On- er's Seminary,'" -and has tario held its 83rd annual con - a leader in various vention in the Royal York tional and religious Hotel, Toronto. zations, both local and New President R.A. of On - al in scope. He has given tario is Mrs. Margaret Duck- usly of his time as a worth of Toronto. With Gordon r and panelist in these Grosse Grand Master at the her organizations. Grand Lodge of Ontario, was 1962 Judge Carter was invited to attend the banquet in Knight Commander of honor of Queen Elizabeth and rder of St. Sylvester by Prince Philip. John XXIII for services Mrs. Mary Gregg of Clinton church and community. received her commission as ng his honours is one D.D. President of Huron no. 23. isnot given to many men - Mrs: Ruth Taylor, Mrs. on of the Law Library of Carrie Lobb and Mrs. Benson Hebrew University of Sutton also attended. The lem has been dedicated Representative and Scholar of honour by the Jewish the Goderich Rebekah Lodge unity of London for ser- No. 89 were Mrs. Della McGee to the Jewish Community. and Mrs. Vera' Larder. the least of his aecom- In all 733 Rebekahs ents is that he is a Past registered for the three day dent of the Irish sessions with Oddfellows olent Society. Patriarchs Grand Encampment Honour, Judge Carter, Officers and Relatives and arried to Mary Margaret friends. of Toronto in 1946, who About 1,650 sat down to the of Highland Scottish annual banquet in the Canadian and Ontario rooms. SHORTS ARE IN JASON - 01 -CASUAL — FORTABLE CH A PAIR WITH A NEW T- T or SPORT SHIRT I FUN IN THE SUN our -selection of Swim Suits and a Sets. The history of Huron County Is being chrscked this month by 11 students, visiting municipal offices, libraries and newspaper offices. Seen here. are BILI Jeffrey, -Exeter, and Cathy McKinley Zurich, digging out assessment rolls at the Stanley Township office in Varna. (T -A photo) S.N.A.P. project Local youth invoIved• in nursing home work Eight area young people working on Project S.N.A.P. (Students working in nursing- home activity program) begin the project in the Goderich region July 3. S.N.A.P. is part of Ontario's Experience '73 summer work program and is operated by the Youth Secretariate under the supervision of the Honourable Margaret Birch. The purpose of the program is to provide social and recreational outlets for elderly citizens in selected nursing homes. Brian Miller, a fourth year sociology st::derit at the Univer- sity of Western Ontario, is co- ordinating the program from his home in Wingham and with the help of personnel at Goderich Psychiatric Hospital. - The area high school students who are assisting him are Joan Allen of Woodham, Adrienne Van Raay of Dash- wood, Joanne De Groot of Seaforth, Olga Zemitis of Clin- ton and Mary Gregg, Jan Green, Nina Knight and Jody Cox all of Goderich. The team- is canvassing focal merchants for possible activity articles and appreciate all such donations that could be used in the program. Maitland Manor and Goderich Nursing Home are the selected homes in this area. Arthur (ircle busy_. about fall bazaar On June 18, the Arthur Cir- cle gathered at Glenda Salter's cottage for a pot luck supper. Agnes Cutt conducted a short business meeting in which a let- ter from the Armstrong family was read, thanking the group for providing a happy anniver- sary occasion for their parents. Sadie Gilders reported on the cleaning trio that went to Kin - tail Camp. Conveners were chosen for the different groups for the fall bazaar: craft, Phyllis Elliotrt, Christmas decorations, Lucy Johnston; knitting, Ruth Skeoch; aprons, Hazel McCreath. It was a real pleasure to have Ida White present as she is still waiting for her visa to return to India. Members were also pleased to have , two other guests. SAVE. NOW! PRE -HOLIDAY. .1. GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY. JUN* 1* a>17s—,IAag 1 Local skaters attend seminar Rusty Orrnandy and Shirley Canadian Champion who McFadden, ice dancing pair placed fifth in the World who are members of the Championships, was sent to Goderich Figure Skating Club. Russia and one of Russia's top were privileged this past professionals came to -Canada weekend to attend an ice dan- to work with the skaters. cjng seminar held at York On Saturday the Goderich University in Toronto, under skaters were able to watch and the auspices of the Federal take part in the training with Government and the Canadian the Canadian Champions. Sun - Figure Skating Association. day the day was spent with Pairs were present from eight other pairs for training ti'tany parts of Canada and in- and testing. eluded .the Canadian Cham- The weekend was a pilot pions. project sponsored by the Rusty and Shirley were in Federal Government and the Toronto frsun-Friday afternoon Canadian Figure Skating until Sunday night where they Association to help improve the stayed in residence at the calibre of pair skating in University, with the other Canada. skaters. Top professionals were Rusty and Shirley who will in attendance for both on the be attending two montes of iitce and off the ice traiiing. figure skating , summer school Of interest to note is that for this summer, felt that the the first' time an exchange of training was `"worthwhile and professionals had been made • hoped to be able to go again. with Russia. Mrs. Ellen Burka, Mr. and mrs. Bruce Brady, one of Canada's top coaches Goderich Figure Skating Club who trains Toiler Cranston, Professionals who are coaching Many from this area atten- ded the shower in hon_ or of Mfirilyn Maclntyre on Satur- day at Kingsbridge School. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Finlayson and son Rod of Sar- nia spent Friday evening at Georgetown where they were guests at the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morgan. Mrs. Duncan Farrish spent the past few days visiting relatives in Michigan. M. Frank MacLennan is a Pay Hogan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Con Hogan,- R.R. 3, Lucknow, graduated June 7 from University of Western Ontario with a Bachelor of 'Arts Degree, majoring in Home Economics (photo by Beta Photo Studio) patient in University Hospital, London. Spending the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Finlayson were Mr. and Mrs. Bjll Rodgers and family and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Emberlin of Toronto. Carol Finlayson of Guelph and Rod of Sarnia . Sympathy of this community is extended to the families- of Mrs. Cliff Emrnerton who passed away on Saturday in London, and to Mrs. Everett Whitehead and family ;.of Teeswater in the passing of Mr._ Whitehead in a Toronto hospital . Pearl at one time lived in this community. Visiting with Mr. • and Mrs. Alan Whicher in Wiarton on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Oliver McCharles. for A l rrl h Rusty and Shirley, were also in Toronto at the Seminar, as ob- servers., h t, «JOHN JEFFERY & SONS Pf.: minas • — NEW LOCATION — MaeEWAN INSURANCE AGNCY • — 56A EAST ST. - • SERVING GODERICH AND AREA Auto - Dwelling * Commercial - I;ife THE REASONS for insuring locally through our Independent Insurance agency • 'CONVENIENT SERVICE • LOCAL KNOWLEDGE CLAIMS a COVERAGE ADVICE All Types of Insurance W.J. Hughes Insurance Agency 524-8100 38 EAST ST., GODERICH Don MacEwan " 524-9131 local lady has birthday Mrs. Robt. McAllister _.00f _Britannia Rd. East Goderich celebrated her 85th birthday at- a happy family gathering of 60 Sunday June 3. Her family were all present except son Alvin . of Peter- borough who was unable to at- tend. Many grandchildren, great-grandchildren and two little great great- grand daughters brightened the day. Mrs. McAllister enjoys good health, is very active and is hoping for many more birth- days. PURCHASE NOW AT GREAT SAVING BE READY FOR THE FALL SEWING CLASSES TRICOTS (PLAIN) 1/30FF Don't miss our Demonstrator Sale -- 10 top of the line models -- Here's your chance to get a'premium quality machine at a substantial saving. NEW WHITE PORTABLE MODEL ZIG-ZAG No.925 UST PRICE 9163.50 ONE $, 25 ONLY NE.WFW, LITE_ STRETCH STITCH. No. 940 PdRTABLE LIST PRICE 233.50 ONE NLY $180 ALSO SALE ON USED RECONDITIONED SEWING MACHINES 2 -WAY STRETCH JIYARD GOODS for BODY SUITS, & TANKTOPS FABRIC SALE 1/2" LINGERIE ELASTIC 113c REG. 20c YD. 1/4" LINGERIE ELASTIC 1 OC YD. REG. 15c YD. RIBBING 1/3 OFF RIB -KNIT 20% OFF LYCRA REG. 11.98 • SALE 5375 PRICE SALE $2" PRICE YD. REG. 7.49 YD. LACES j 5%OFF THE LARGWE EST PANFEATURE T SELECTION IN RIVIERA HICKOK TODONtPARKER LEVI ALL MAKINGS for BRAS & GIRDLES 1:0% O F F 20% ARNEl. JERSEY 20% OFF COTTON KNITS 40% OFF SWIM -SUIT FABRIC 25% off MEN SUITING 1/3 OFF cKeff itt Campbell Ltd. The Stet For Mss (ONION • GODERICH - KINCARDINE MARYS SE 17 ALBERT ST. CLINTON 482-7036 The Horses are now in the hands of the Starter - AND THEY'RE OFF IL RACING For another year of excitement at GODERICH RACEWAY HARNESS RACING EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT FROM JULY 11, 1973 • Pari-Mutuel Wagering. • 10 Races Nightly • Post Time 7:45 Every Wednesday NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS .DESTROY WEEDS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN . to all persons in possession of lands in the Villages of Bayfield and Brussels, in the County of Huron; also property owners in the Townships of Ashfield, Colborne, -Howick -Mullett, McKillop, Morris,- Stanley, Tuckersmith, Usborne, East Wawanosh and West Wa- wanosh, in the County of Huron; also property owners in the Towns of Clinton, Exeter, Goderich and Wingham, in the County of Huron. In accordance with the Revised Weed Control Act, 1972, Section 4, 14 and 20 and amendments thereto, that unless noxious weeds growing on their lands " are destroyed by July 20th and throughout the season, the Municipality may enter upon the said lands and have the weeds destroyed, charging the costs against the land in taxes, as set out in the Act. The co-operationof all citizens is solicited. ALEX CtESNEY, Weed inspector, county of He ree