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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-08-16, Page 22TAO* 104-00DERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, AUGUST 11, 473 Live in Guelph MR. AND MRS. (photo by Fred' Bisset) R.D. VOLLAND Wed in Goderich 4 • MR. AND MRS. wit ANDERSON Dublin Street United Church in Guelph was decorated with candelabra and baskets of white and pink gladioli August 4 for the wee ding of Lynn Loree Gackstetter and William Harvey Anderson. Rev. Russell J. Crossley, Guelph, conducted the double - ring ceremony for the son of Mrs. Harvey Anderson, Goderich, and the late Mr. An- derson, and,.....the daughter_aL, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Gackstet- ter, Guelph. 'Entering the church to the strains of Song of Joy, the bride wore a white organza gown flowing softly from an empire waistline into -a cathedral train. The bodice, front panel and full sleeves were trimmed with re - embroidered cross-stitch lace. Her floral headdress held her, four -tier shoulder -length veil trimmed in fine lace. Matron of honor was Mrs. T. Toner, sister . of the bride, Kingston. She wore a soft blue, crepe floor -length gown , with puffed sleeves, white lacetrim and white accessories. She carried a nosegay of -blue tinted mums and baby's breath. Bridesmaids were Karen Gackstetter, siker of the bride,. Kingston; Marina Schaus, Hanover; Mrs. Gordon McDonald, sister of the groom, Pt. Alberni, -B.C.', and Miss Pat Nelson, Guelph. They were gowned iden- tically to the matron- of honor in colors of yellow, green, pink and lilac respectively. Groomsman was Ralph Harrison,' Goderich. Ushers were James Anderson, cousin of the groom, -Andy -Anderson,— cousin of the groom, Luclinow; and Myron and Dean Gackstet- ter, brothers of the bride, Guelph. The wedding reception was held at the Centennial Room in the Breslau Hotel. The bride's mother wore a turquoise and silver floor -length fortrel gown with white accessories and a pink and white corsage. The groom's mother'chose a floor - length gown of blue and rose figured sheer with white ac- cessories and A white Corsage. Out-of-town guests were from Blackburn, England; Pi. Alberni, B.C. New Liskeard, Windsor, Chatham, Toronto, Sudbury, Elliott Lake, Kingston, Fort Erie, Brintford, St. Thomas, St. Marys, Hamilton, Burlington, Bramp- ton, Kitchener, Goderich, Lucknow, Stratford, Dungan- non, Exeter, Henrsall, Kippen, Dashwood, Rocklarood, Brusaels _and Wingham. The honeymoon was spent in the Maritime Provinces. For Afraid You're traVelling, the bride changed to a street -length, dress of pale blue fortrel with long sleeves trimmed in brightly colored embroidery, white_ accessories and a white and blue corsage. The couple is residing at 105 • Conroy Crescent, Apt. 507, Guelph. The bride teaches at Salem Public School and the groom is employed by the Ministry of Transportation and Communication_ Prior to her. marriage, , the bride was honoured on several occasions. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Shifflett of Fergus held a barbecue at their home for the staff of Salem Public School where the bride is a teacher. Lynn and Bill were presented with crystal stem ware. Mrs. George Stevenson and Mrs: -George Rockola, aunts of the -bride, were hostesses at Mrs. Stevenson's home, Menzie Ave., for a miscellanous shower for relatives and friends. Out- of-town guests were..pet frort Hamilton, Burlington and St. Marys. Mrs. D. Brill and Mrs. John Perrias entertained neighbors and friends and Members otthe euchre club at Mrs. Brill's home on June Ave. , Mrs. J.A. Christie, Campion Ave., was hostess at a miscellanous shower at her home assisted by her friend, Mrs. Rumbelow of Edmonton, Alberta. Mrs. Alex Nelsoil and daughter Pat of Strathmere Place entertained high school girl friends of Guelph Collegiate and Vocational 'In- stitute . Lynn was presented with a complete set of cook- ware. Mrs. Paul Ksenych was hostessiat her home on Devere Dr. for a linen shower for relatives and friends. She was assisted by the bride's sisters, Mrs. T.E. Toner and Miss Karen Gackstetter. Out-of-town ' guests included the • bride's sisters, Mrs. T. Toner and Miss Karen Gackstetter both of Kingston; Mrs. Harold Jones and Mrs. Ed McBride of Kip - pen; and Mrs. Barry Reddick of Peterborough. Mrs. Alfred Hebei, 165 Pic - ton Street West entertained aunts of the groom in Lynn's honor. Mrs. Hebei was assisted by the groom's sisters, Mrs. Ed Laithwaite of Windsor and Mrs. Gordon McDonald of Pt. Alberni B.C. Those attending from a distance were Mrs. E. Laithwaite, Windif5r; Mrs. Gordon McDonald, Pt, Alberni B.C.; Mrs. Charles Pearce of Brantford, aunt of the groom, the bride -elect and her mother Mrs. Arnold Gackstetter of Guelph. Chicago, free offer of special interest to ,those who hear'but do not understand words has been announced by- Beltone. A non-operating model of the smallest Beltone aid ever made will be given absolutely free to anyone'reEitiesting it. Thousands have already been mailed, so write for yours today. Try' this nob -operating model in the priyacy of your own home to see how tiny hearing can he. It's yours to keep, free. It weighs -less than a third of an ounce, and it's all at ear level, in one unit. No wires lead from body to head. Theie.models are free, so write for yours now. Write Dept. 5420, Belton. Bloc, . tronics, 4201 W. Victoria, Chicago, 111. 60646. ' St. George's Anglican Church, Goderich, was decorated with yellow and white mums and daisies on Saturday, July 21 for the double -ring ceremony of Susan Jane Sowerby and Raymond Douglas Volland. Canon G.G. Russell conducted the wedding. The bride is the daughter of Mr.. .a,nd Mrs. Kenneth Sowerby, R.R. 2, Goderich and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce _Volland, Goderich, are the groom's parents. The wedding music was played by Steven Rieck. Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose a formal gown of lagoda and guipure lace with empire waist, bateau neckline and short puffed slreves trimmed with lace. The A-line skirt extended to a short train outlined with lace. A guipure lace headpiece .held the three-tier silk illusion cathedral length veil. The bride carried a crescent bouquet* of yellow roses, lily of the valley and white car- nations. Gun Club Mery Batkin_ of Clinton top- ped the trap shooters at the weekly shoot at .the Vanastra Gun Club with a 23 out of 25 record, Don Cunningham of Wingham and Bert Mahaffy of Dublin tied for second with 22 hits each. Other scores were Tom Allen of Londesboro and Jim Hogg of Seaforth, 20 hits each; Ernie Marshall of Mit- chell, 16; and Percy McCalinch, At the skeet shoot last Satur- day, John Land of Bayfield was. the top marksman with a 24 out of 25 possible score and Bill Stewart of Goderich and Louis Morrelo of Mitchell tied for second spot with 23 hits each. Otherscores were Dr. Rynnee, Mitchell, 22; Don Cun- ningham, Wingham, 21; Mer- vin Batkin, Clinton, Glen Mogk, Bornholm and Len Lobb, Clinton, 20 each; Her- man Fisher, Benmilier and, Ashley Gilbert, Goderich, 19 eaq; Bonnie McNutt, Hensall and \flim._Hogg, Seaforth, 16 each; and Bill McNutt,, Seaforth, 15. There is no membership charge to belong to the Club and visitors and spectators. are Eilways welcome. The maid of honor Was Janice Sowerby, Goderich, sister of the bride. The bridesmaids were _ Nancy Adams, Londonsister of the bride, Nancy Ginn, Goderich, and Cathy Cormier, London. They were all dressed alike in mint green dotted swiss nylon, with V -neckline outlined with lace and short puffed sleeves. They carried baskets of white daisies and yellow button mu ms. . The flowergirl Was Terri Volland, niece of the groom. She was dressed, in yellow nylon dotted swiss, similar to the bridesmaids dresses. 4 Federation wants List* council to drink effluent The long ,controversial Listowel Lagoon is back in the news and still stirring up heated verbal exchanges bet- ween the . community of Listowel and those who live downstream on the Maitland River from the not always per- fect sewage treatment facility. The town of Listowel is today holding an "Open House" at the lagoon site in an attempt to rectify a situation that the municipality feels exists as far as information about the con- dition of the facilities is concer- tned. In announcing the get togetherbeside the lagoon, Listowel town council ex- plained it was in an attempt to "give the general public the op- portunity to view the site first hand, and observe its operation." The "Open House" is being held between 2:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. Goderich Town Council has instructed as many councillors as possible to be -on hand for the event— Bus..transportation has been arranged for anyone wishing a free ride to the event from Listowel, Brussels and Atwood. A complete tour has been laid on for the whole site and refreshments are to be served afterwards beside the lagoon. How many people will turn out to have a look at the con- troversial sewage system is still anyone's guess, but apparently representatives of the Perth County Federation of ,Agriculture will not be on hand. They informed Listowel ,Mayor David- Kil erg and members of Town Council that they would not attend unless the town fathers were willing to drink water coming from the discharge pipe. Douglas Crawford, Goderich, was the best man • and the If the Town _Council would ushers were John Adams, Lon- agree, tothat teat, the don; Grant Volland, Clinton, ' Federation said they would be brother of the groom; and, Paul event". The be present to view the Sowerby, brother of the bride. The wedding reception was In a press release the held at White Carnation, Federation said it was "distur- Hohnesville, where the bride's bed" ,by a press release from mother received the guests in iTi* the town and would not attend .pastel toned georgette floor4'; the open, house because "we length gown with a .white, denia corsage. The groom's times,aq have"—..) inirr);t7iel by representatives of the mother chose a formal gown with dawn pink bodice and,' pastel toned chiffon skirt with an' orchid corsage. For travelling to Niagara Falls the bride wore a long halter dress of ,pink and white polyester with a white rose cor- sage. Prior to her marriage, the bride was honored at showers given by Mrs. Charles Orr, Miss Nancy Ginn, Goderich General Hospital staff where the bride is employed, Mrs. Harry Little andMrs. Don Lengrid_ge. The newlyweds are residing in Goderich. Ministry of the Environment several times .as to how it operates." Th'e Federation also charged that many statements reported by the Listowel Banner "are not factual and we would like to inform the public "of what the real facts are." "NumberThne the tows( say that they have always been THE RED CROSS IS PEOPLE LIKE YOU HELPING PEOPLE LIKE YOU • BUSINESS DIRECTORY conscioua of pollution; this we cannot agree. with, when they allowed their sewage to enter the Chapman Drain and the Maitland River and pollute the streams and the air for miles down stream, killin fish and wildlife ever since 1960," the Federation statement said. The Federation claims that it was not until the Perth County Federation of Agriculture and the Ontario Federation of Agriculture, with help from other citizen groups (the Save the Maitland Association) put' pressure on the Ontarip Water Resources 'Commission to start a spray irrigation system which is still being carried on in the summer to relieve the situation, that anything was done "They • also say," the Federation press release notes, "that they have made extensive improvements in the past. Only one improvement has been made and that was two years ago. This was a one -acre addition of an aeration cell which was also built after , pressure by the Perth and On; tario Fedgration of Agriculture. "We are somewhat surprised to hear of' the open house at the lagoon so the public can view the lagoon when it is at its best conclition....when the Campbell Soup factory is on holidays, as well as many -town factories and the residents, and the spraying is being continued. We would appreciate it,if the town would conduct an open house in winter or early spring when the odor is at its worst rather Ififfr:f than the best," the Federation said. The Federation also disagreed with the town's con- tention ,that the public is poorly informed about the lagoon facilihtieea. T public driving by have smelled the foul air for miles in evaly direction and have vieWed the polluted stream for miles downstream, and have read many factual press releases for the last several years," said the Federation. "We also feel if the town was concerned about keeping the streams and lakes clean and fit for residents, both urban and rural, they would not be avoiding their responsibility as they are when they object to paying for the cost ei the effluent froni the the Federation chirps., Mayor Kilherg said's he had no intention of the water. "If the Federation prove:the point, they the effluent," he is have said. Mayor Kilberg slee Federation's statemente "outright lies." ThC e -Soup plant "which is i contributor to the disposal system" will bo to' work Monday....foor before the ose, he Campbpen houell Soup Co owns 70 per cent of the operation and the muni the remainder. th ir t1 ti to n dini fin he I also 'ngs on the uto time nu sc opY with ban! co AS atii ng( Small Weddings Large Weddings, A couple of shots or a tun Wedding album RAIN or SHINE Outdoor or Studio shots at same price Eric Carman Photography 524-7924 11 Custom Farm Work Anhydr_..ous Ammonia CROP PAR: OR DR PLOU t,114G CULTIV 4NG PLANTIN Goderich 4-29- LAKE RANGE ACRES TIMOTHY J. 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