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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-07-05, Page 7 (2)1.4 K and Cor. 1 RIQUND4NFAHUT WITH MARY4A .bow, Wald become an• Air slid the heedline. the is to be a fact. lopetalent vents like this, God eiich right _ back ;sap; in more•ways than old us hoeformore fetters such as this. M- otcloudy and rainy e had last Week, I think � a "heap of praying" to filch beautiful weather for *bend'. "button dove to get the Os off chest ,a1B go any further Grand - "fir Linda monthf rlateida aand fter about no or three falsestarts, I ',two had a big baby B bs. or! Her grandfather said, ctically born with her, sand sox °nhu boy J i m Oa a and rim her mother and Phad_ line and Doug 'and all the relatives are to join the Scots & Irish at this time. As for It didn't hurt a bit, since t makes five great-- ndchildren to date --'with on the way, I hear. • kry Festival the Ben - ladies . sponsored last rday evening at their gaily 'rated church was, I know, ge success, nd no wonder, the way they ,e'everything so festive, not the food but the surroun- including the hostesses • wore pretty floor length and were all smiles and - r the dinner we drove nd the countryside, found utiful new camp site ',g Lakes, which has lots of ly ;trees, a great little ,tockedatf and lots of in- ing trails to keep the kids and happy. speaking Lit later I heard twa others: one at urn—dust across • the land I was told, called Four Seasons, the other Happy Hollow Camp, • north of .here on the. Nine. fie. River at, -Port Albert, The campsites are springing up all over. and I think it is -just great.. -� I .was • wond'ring about -the ---one in Goderich ,which accor- ding to the Tourist office info' i8 'hear Harbour Park." That, really..puzzlea me—how about you? - The Sailing Club has ~a great program set up for the balance of the summer—and you can be sure of the sail boat races every Sunday morning. Baseball and Soccer is going full tilt, so with the beaches, the program at the Swimming Pool, and other activities plan- ned for the balance of the sum- mer, you can invite your friends to visit Goderich —ANYTIME. With Art Mart and Summer Fest plans well under way, the merchants Association are full` of co-operation and .wouldn't mind •if the WHOLE Square is shut off, making for a Big Mall for that week. I don't know if shutting off The Square is the answer --but. they probably couldn't agree on one small area to put the Kin Karnive _so- the said, close jt. ALL off!" This would be great if the merchants - are respon- sible for the activity in front of their premises. (It wound help a lot.) -Every year a few merchants have let the rest coast along on their time, money and efforts. The attitude that. people will come into THEIR" stores whether they contribute or ,not has alway irked a great many. people. •K . This year with the whole Square cut off—If—it'happens, vyill be a great idea—IF the Merchants Association pulls together to put it over. With their -performance over many, many'years it will be in- teresting to see what does hap- pen and Mr. and Mrs. Public will be right there to vote FER „or AGIN. nty councillors r; caw port eloquently bouto 'Ya nin g ore members of Huron tyCouncil got down to the 'near before them. , last y Warden Roy Pattison upon two members of the 1 to report on activities i►hich they'had been in - during the Royal visit of _Majesty -Queen Elizabeth . Prince Philip to Ontario. Elston; Reeye. sof. Morris .ip, had dined with the -. at the Royal York, Hotel or -onto by special invitation Engin Thompson had been al guest at the -ceremony the- Royal couple of- ily opened the Ganarasta rvation Area. rden Pattison teas also. during the. Royal tour with the'Queen at Cen- al HaUin London. e Elston, in describing is termed "one of the of my life", sent the 1 Chambers into gales of teras the described a ' last ;_problem he faced upon that his rented tuxedo minus button clasps and links. stented to get ready in lots at about, 6;30, for the., *eh was to begin at ithen I found there were tia,'" he explained. !I$ afraid I might have to .aY'wife down to buy a of safety pins brit I the address of the formal firm in one of the end gave them a call. tisk over to the hotel *buttons and cufflinks ''tten after seven." sing the dinner Reeve hid, •"There was more and silver on our table than you could find in e of Huron County I'rri- >►tr. Eu. tons table •were blahs' of the.Gloh and IIPP for -Huron Jack "secretary to the Geral• dined en" jellied goose doesn't sound very tsstld all right;"' -the e , steak, potatoes UCe, "some sort New.Bru'newick 1441 ' just what you call Plenty of wine. n 'OWThompson ex - Oen he arrived at the Authprity event ikelied one of the `.` rltht beside* the podium -wlaere=-the—Queen-sat. "She passed so close I could have* touched the hem of her° garment, he told •the Mem- bers, "but I didn't." Describing- the Queen, Reeve Thompson.,::aaid she was very '.'slim and very, very lady like. She exceeded my expectations by far." Afterward he explained ; he also attended a lucheon but noted it was not quite the grand affair described by.Reeve Elston. Warden "'Pattison described the. Queen as .a "very, very gracious -lady" as he recounted his Royal dinner at Centennial Hall in London.- - "The weather , wasn't , the best,". he explained, "hut the Royal visit . to London was a success. 2 Because of large crowds in Cambridge the Queen was more than a half hour late for the • dinner but we were entertained' - by -two - school-- choirs ---.and the time passed very quickly," .he explained. At the London dinner War- ded-'• Pattison:., dined - on pheasant; potatoes; asparagus, - rice and sherbet. "As the- London Free Press very correctly reported," he ad- ded ".they kept,,the wine glasses- "I .was very glad the City of London saw fit to invite me," the Warden noted Besides Kin-- Karnival & Kinette Sidewalk Kafay, the Bavarian "Tea" Garden, the Flower Show, Photography Display, .Arts and Crafts display and others—a street dance is planned for the latter part of the July 23 to 28 week. Oh, don't forget the. Sorority Girls will be holding a Flea Market. They hope their many friends will -.contribute some white -Elephants and other bits and pieces for this affair. Call any of the girls or leave a message at the Signal and your contribution will be picked up, I noticed that, the Oxford Junior Farmers have arranged a "Bottle Drop" where they will gather the bottles for re cycling -and help to keep our countryside clean. Couldn't one -of the groups consider doing something like that around Goderich? Love Martha. Possible Huronview extension `• Members of County Council learned. on Friday ,that they will soon- have to start thinking about a possible extension -to facilities at )Iuronview Home for the Aged. W Both J.L. McCutcheon, chair- man of the Huronview Board • of Management, and C.A. Ar- chibald, -, Huronview ad- ministrator, .-told the meeting - that the waiting list for bed care is-•ateadily. growing. They told the "members there was no increased pressure in other'ser- vice areas. at Huronview but that more space for bed. care - _residents was a growing need. In his report . Mr. McCut-' cheon noted, "You will have noted there have been large numbers of applications'" in the past few, months. As a"resfialt we now have a waiting list for the lid eat* 'laeetions''. " "If this trend continues, it appears consideration will have to be given to an addition, or a new building, else"where -. to provide,accommodation for -the large number of applicants requiring more a te.naye._nur- sing care. , "iThere is no -,doubt," he told -the meeting, - "this type of patient can be cared for much more _economically in our type of accommodation rather -than in hospital where the rates range from a minimum of app, proximately $40 per day." ., "Our bed care section at -the present time is, operating at a ▪ maximum of $14 per resident MR. AND MRS: J.A. MORRIS St. George's ceremony Mr; and Mrs. James Andrew Morris were married recently in St. George's Anglican Church,, Goderich. The bride, the former Kathi Colleen Maks, Yis the daughter of Mr. and Mrs: -Ta,ieus-Maks, Detroit, ,Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. J.J. Morris Goderich are the parents of the groom. The double -ring ceremony was conducted by Canon G.G. Russell and Canon Taylor , of London_ . Soloist was ' Betty �.. Rogers who sang 0 Perfet Love and , Wedding Prayer. The' bride chose for her wed- ding a silk georgette gown fashioned with a full skirt and short, train. The sleeves' had long cuffs of Alencon and eyelet lace woven with pink velvet ribbon which also decorated the bodice, collar . and waist. Her long veil was edged all. • around with daisy - trim. She carried an ethereal cascade of. stephanotis, gardenias and pink baby's breath. -...� . .. Maid of honor was Miss Kathy. Robertson, Perth. She wore a chiffon gown in tones of yellow and pink with a low cur- ved ruffled neckline and featuring a flounce at ,the ,hemline. The empire waisl.l'ne was__ accented by 'a soft -piik velvet bow with streamers at the. back. She wore a yellow floppy hat with yellow velvet bands, and carried a gathering basket of white - -daisies, white roses. and baby's breath tinted The • bridesmaids were Kati Taylor, ,Rochester, Michigan, • and, Janice:Eyre, Seaforth. They were gowned identically to the - maid of •honor. • The flowergirl was Stacey. Gorsline, niece of the groom, London. She wore a miniature of the bride's gown and carried a- small: basket of white roses, pink baby's breath - and white daisies. day." In other Huronview matters County Council passed a resolution, which will be sent to all, the counties and regions of Ontario, the Ontario. Association of Homes for the -Aged, Murray Gaunf-and 'Jack Riddell, -calling for petitioning of the Minister of Community and Socia -1 Services Rene Brunelle to allow any excess`in= come of ektended-care resident to be applied against, 'any . :arrears of maintenance. In connection with this request _ the - Board 'of -- Management noted that at the present time, a number of ex- tended care residents receive monthly income in excess of • their comfort allowance of $35y..,., and the cost of maintenance of $4.00.. per day. Some of these residents,, the. Board 'explained, owe a con- siderable.. amount for arrears of maintenance which was built- up prior to becoming eligible for extended care ,benefits. • The committee felt this ex- cess revenue should be used to . reduce -tie amount of monies owing and therefore recommen- ded the resolution which Coun- cil supported. Council , also - approved the- letting of tenders for the supply of milk, butter and ice cream to_ Huronview for one year com- mencing May 1, 1973.4as recom' mended by -the Board of Management. - = Milk will- be ---supplied; hy- -:. Fairholme Dairy of Clinton at a cost of 62 cents per two quart carton of homogenized, 58 cents per two quart carton of two per cent homogenized' and 53- cettts per two quart carton of skim. Bisset Brothers Ltd. of Salt - ford will supply' butter at 75 cents per pound and ice cream at a cost of 70 dents' per --dozen three ounce claps and $5.20 per two and one half gallon tubs. F Q R S -YT H HALF SLEEVE DRESS SHIRT FOR SU MIM ER po dertaible •a- so right for sum -I, mer. The • best In plain co%u cheeks; smell patterns_ and white on white of Mns permanent press fabrics. Rawson 11 Swart.ai LTD. STYLI SHOP FOR _PAIN Cosi. Ts, Oal r[at• I Ringbearer was Chad Maks, nephew of the bride, . Royal Oak, Michigan.:' ' - -Groomsman was P,aul Dockstader, OttaVY4 Ushers were Robert Gorsline7 London, and Wesley Maks, Detroit, Michigan: The wedding dinner was ser-. ved- in the church parlor and the wedding reception was held at Saltford Valley Hall. The bride's mother chose a powder blue empire -waisted floor - length gown of crepe with a eor- sage of powder blue tinted car- nations. The groom's mother wore a pink empire -waisted floor -length gown with chifforr. sleeves and, a corsage of pink sweetheart roses. A - special guest was the bride's grandmother, Mrs. R.W. Bell; Goderich who wore a floor-lengthchiffon dress in tones of blue and rhauve with • an' orchid corsage. The bride's going away 'en- seml?le•-was.a pink floor -length halter dress, white shoes, pearl necklace and earrings and a wristlet of pink sweetheart roses. - The two -'week honeymoon in= chided" 'one ' week`'tn. Freeport, '>31Ahn'a'g, ; iin`d'" orifi Mee1C "in Miani'i, Florida. , The couple are' residing in. Goderich. Prior to her marriage, the bride was -the guestw of honor at . several showers. Hostesses . were---M-Barbara-_Barbara Maks in Detroit; Miss Janice Eyre - of Seaforth; • Mrs. Sheryl • Shear - down; *Mrs. McConnell; and Mrs. Murray Sheardown,,all of,,, Goderich. ' Guests were present_from Ot— tawa, Perth -Kitchener, London, Royal Oak, Michigan, ake .Orion, Michigan,' Sa 'naw Michigan and Birmingham Michigan. GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR. THURSIDAY, JULY Ia Muyii Luclinow craft. festival- abort one month off ,,• 'Believe it or not, The well known Craft Festival held a,n- .nually is only about a month away August 3 and 4 are the days. , Friday August 3 the opening exercise will take place at 11:30 a.m. The hall will be open to the public until 19. that evening. Saturday the hall will open at 9 a.m. and remain open to 6 p.m. There will be plenty to see ,and buy -.as there are more crafters and more oppor- tunity to see the .displays as many have decided to set up outside. Thus giving the people morelehance to see the displays. A wonderful opportunity to promote the Festival was used during the past week at Sutton Park Kincardine when Bruce County Council were meeting and it being ladies` day., the crafts borrowed from the various Crafters made for a good afternoon of viewing at close hand and asking questions as to the chance of obtaining them at the Festival. The committee have worked along hours to make this Festival 73 the best yet. YOu the public will enjoy the att up and the time to browse buy or just enjoy the atmosphere of 100,000 welcomes. 40 Joiil rh B 14 ►r .st,i 'Eve W.L. H rdman Sleaubsta e °rai .11114.1001.1 PIANO • ORGAN MOCAL • TNEOIY WIII commence teaching lar} Godoriah in September • Phone: Stratford 271.4333 or 'Clederloh.1011.03311 **************** STAR TREX Playing at the . 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