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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-10-11, Page 27Irj out, 1 er a, how self s )bow not lave more t 'hay,. ing n;, 'lY d" Tayest usage, Trough ver r. de tow 11Y not wing it, 1 YD 5 - OF' int )FF Oft r • • MR. AND MRS. D.A. CULBERT Young -Culbert exchange vows hrist Anglican Church in tAlbert was decorated with_. low and white daisy santhemums on the altar; 'te gladioli in baskets on the ncel steps and white ,and ow daisy chrysanthemums wicker stands with white no trailing to the floor for September, 15 wedding of and Mrs. Donald Arthur bert, now residing . on the m's farm at RR Dungan - e bride, the former Linda v Young,. is the daughter of . and Mrs. Thomas Young gannon. The groom is the of Mr. and Mrs. Howard bert, RR 1 Dungannon. anon G.G. Russell,' erich, officiated for the ble-ring ceremony • with s Elizabeth Seaman of erich as organist and Miss nev Anderson, Auburn, ist who sang 0 Perfect Love We've Only Just Begun. iven in marriage by her r, the bride wore a long epolyester satin gown with to • lace and white daisy. :The gown featured a h•Iine bodice with bias ed collar and long, tucked, insleeves with elastic at the forming frill and trim. dress was panelled at front had two rows of trim over _ribbon down the back. A ,,train extended 'from the n at back. She wore a ider•length veil gathered 0 a small headpiece of buds; daisies and seed rls and carried a bouquet of low and white daisy •santhemums, one dozen DIRTY 9 ARPETS • DEEP CLEAN WITH STEAM CARPET CARE 24=2440 Low COSt... (Continued from page 113 continue to bear the rising cost of real estate, at least the guy who pays monthly installments on his mortgage for 20 or 25 years will own something in the end. The apartment dweller will continue to pay and never realize personal_ ownership. An other alternative would be public housing, if you can get into one and if you could af- ford it once you did. Public housing in Goderich costs the tennant 25 per cent of his or her gross monthly ear- nings for those earning over $516 per month, less $2.00 per month per child eligible for family or.youth allowance. This gives thetenant a serviced unit. An unserviced unit, in which the tenant pays for heat and Public Utilities charges, is available for $21 less per month than the calculated rent as outlined in the last paragraph. This means (for a serviced unit) that a man earning $9,000 yellow sweetheart roses and baby's breath. Matron- of honor was Mrs. Sue Vodden, friend of the bride, Clinton. Bridesmaid was Miss Peggy Young, sister orthe bride, Dungannon, and junior bridesmaid was, Miss Joanne Culbert, sister of the groom, Dungannon. They wore coral polyester satin gowns featuring white daisykft,im on the bodice fronts, the top of the tucked set-in sleeves and accenting the hemline. The dresses featured rolled bias collars and ties at back. Each attendant wore white rosebuds in her hair and carried a woodgrain basket of yellow and . white daisy chrysanthemums, baby's breath and white ribbons with trailing ribbons ending in yellow daisies. Groomsman was Paul Adams, RR 3 Goderich. Ushers were Ross )(oung, brother of the bride, Dungannon, and .Jack Culbert, brother of the groom, Dungannon. The reception was at the United 'Church in Dungannon where the bride's table was centred with yellow tapers and a cake' featuring yellow sweetheart roses on top. The guests' tables were decorated with small bouquets of colored Mrs. Ewan MacLean spent the weekend in Sarnia with friends and attended the 125th Anniversary Services of St. George's Church there. Mr. and , Mrs. Allan McCharles and family of Mon- treal were ' weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Oliver McCharles and callers in the same home we're Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Milne of London. Congratulations are exten- ded to Miss Margo Mat- thewman who was among those honored on Friday in the graduating class at tie Univer- sity of Guelph. Mr. and Mrs. Art Matthewman attended. Miss Doris Wylds of Toronto spent the holiday with her father, Mr. Dan Wylds and other relatives in the com- munity. Rev. Kenneth Rooney preached his farewell service at Ashfield Presbyterian Church on Sunday prior to his depar- ture for Cookstown, Mr...and.. Mrs. Duncan Farris are:— busy attending hockey games with both sons involved at distant points, Ken- neth with the Stratford Jr. B team and David with Sudbury Jr. A. Oil drilling has started in the asters. area on the farm of Leonard The -bride's mother wore a' Courtioy,_-the fnrnlerH_ender s blue polyester crepe sleeveless Barkwell place. coat with gold buttons and loop Mr, and Mrs. Charles buttonholes over a flowered Hatherton of Elmira were nylon dress with roll collar, tie recent visitors in the com- at the neck and long gathered munity. sleeves with elastic cuffs. Her Sympathy is• extended to the corsage was of pink carnations. MacKendrick families in the The groom's mother wore a passing of their sister Clara of dress with a purple polyester Toronto, and who was buried crepe skirt and long set-in- in Lochalsh cemetery on sleeves and yoke of beige and Tuesday. purple figured polyester crepe. Shp wore a corsage of pink roses. The honeymoon was spent in Northern Ontario. Friends, neighbors and" relatives of the -bride honored her with "a shower in Dungan- non United Church basement prior to her wedding. The Huronview kitchen staff also feted the bride at a shower at •H.uronview. Open House was held at the home of the bride prior ' to the wedding for friends and relatives who were invited to view the bride's trousseau and gifts. Ifyou'r through with school, come and get involved with the world. -'The Canadian Armed Forces is in the help business. We help disasters, histo keep. the peace; help cope With natural Pisa let p with search -and -rescue operations; help P o help themselves. And right how, we could use some help from you. The starting pay is good (particularly wben.you consider heti little it costs you for food and lodging) and it gets Fetter ,when you finish training. You'll get four Weeks paid t,trorroyd , plenty of opportunity for sports and a chance to el and to learn some things about the world you won't od in school books.. . 1f You're° wondering what to do with. the next few years 0) YOur life ask about vacancies in' the Canadian Armed Forces, The Forceshe Canadian loc'ol Recruiting Office address end telephone 441C" • Canada Ma ripowor ntro 3rd Monday *sohmonth Noon to d:00 p.m. Vitity ur mobile recruiting unit at -- a per year, which few would con- sider wealthy, must pay $183 per month rent if he has two children. A privately owned' apartment, large enough for his family, is available for ' less than $183 per, month in Goderich. Let us then rule out Public Housing for the middle class family. This leaves just one final alternative. Lower cost housin Somehow the develo rs of .. Goderich must find way to build housing uni for less so they can be put on the _ market for less. Town Council and Planning Board now find those developers saying the answer lies in row housing and, in the not so distant future, five,. and six storey condominiums. Professional planners dispute the theory, however, that row housing will actually decrease the cost of building and the eventual price tag on real estate. Many - claim that the reasoning which states that "If you can build two houses on one lot, through row housing, it will be cheaper than building just one home on that property" just does not hold true in the final analysis. At first glance it may seem that such is the case but when the total costs are in, there is little advantage gained. When all the pressures on the cost of housing are examined one is forced to face the fact that there may not be any one villain pushing'the cost of housing to_. the point it is reaching. General inflationary problems seem to lie at the bot- tom of the whole mess and no one has decided for sure just who to blame for inflation. 'So on the question "Is Goderich really in need of row housing?" as put by Planning Board member Gus Chisholm, he and Mr. Krohmer seem to face ending their debate in a draw. Assuming there is such a neecf, Mr. Chisholm asks one more pertinent question "Where should Goderich allow such construc- tion?" Mr. Chisholm argues in favor of more.long term planning by the Goderich and Area Plan-.. ning Board and would like to see that body" get down to some: "serrousr workuon poi cv so the e could bemore orderly- develop- ment. , He told the group at its last meeting that since he had become a board member about one year ago "all we have done is change areas from one zone' to mother, we are supposed --to.. be planning" fo`r the future of this town." On that point Mr. Chisholm is probably quite correct. Neighter Town Council nor the Planning Board are noted for their record of formulating a policy and sticking to it. Nearly all decisions made by either bodies on matters of develop- ment . and planning are• made The Corporation of 'the Town of Goderich asking that citizens, organizations, or any parties interested In operating the premises known as the Huron County Jail forward, any such proposals for uses to the Council of the Town of Goderich. AH proposals must meet with the,requirements of the Fire Marshall's. Office and the Huron County ,Health Unit. The building will be available on a lease basis and appointments for inspection of the premises may be made by contacting Mr. H. Walls Clerk Administrator Town of Goderich 57 West Strict Goderich, -Ontario Ail proposals to be in the office of the Clerk Ad- ministrator by October 19th, 1973: — Any proposal l subject to the approval ,of the Corporation of the Town of Goderich and Huron County Council. on a basis of individual circum- stance. On this last issue Goderich may be past the point of no return. As Planning Board Chair- man Dave Gower pointed out at the last Board meeting almost all of the remaining property open for development is iq private hands and for that reason the Board is reluctant, or feels it is not in a position, to plan development of that land very strictly. New development areas will Open in the future, however. Goderich will continue to grow at varying rates, and the need for strong planning policies will not end. The control of housing costs is beyond the power of Goderich . Planning Board or Tcvwri Council but' the orderly GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, QCTOBER l 1175-4 development of alternatives to the single family dwelling is not. With the advent of . such development this municipality moves into a new field of plan- ning and strong policies, well researched and enforced policies, remain the most pressing need if good develop- ment is to take place. "Where should we put such development, what should the buildings look like and how can best use be made of this development without damaging other areas of development " are the questions that must be answered. Long term planning is the answer, not a hit and miss method under which decisions are taken with no policy backing. Historic run set to mark 100 railway years Two historic steam Parliament in 1884. As a Locomotives will be at the head- tribute. to the T G & B, a end of a special train that will plaque was erected in 1960 by carry 400 railway enthusiasts ° the Ontario Archaeological and on a two-day rail trip to Owen Historicf.al Sites Board in Sound in mid-October to mark Orangeville, 56 miles northwest the 100th anniversary of the of Toronto, the western ter - completion of the Toronto, minus of the line in 1871. Grey and Bruce Railway. The two-day excursion will ,The special ,excursion span- cover 25Q_ miles of.. CP Rail's. sored by the Ontario Rail _ southern Ontario trackage, in - Association in co-operation eluding over 160 miles of the with CP Rail - will leave original Toronto, Grey and Toronto's Union Station for Bruce line._ Owen Sound on Saturday, Oc- The train will be pulled by tober 13 at 9:30 a.m. EDT. two locomotives a 90 -year old Special events, highlighted by a 4-4-0 type and a.61 -year old 4 - banquet, are planned at Owen 6-0 type. 'The locomotives are Sound -for rail enthusiasts former Canadian,° Pacific before the train returns to engines owned and operated by Toronto October 14. - the Ontario Rail Association of The Toronto, Grey and Bruce Toronto. Railway was incorporated un- der Provincial charter in 1968 ..and completed in 18713. _The Ione became part of Canadian Pacific under an Act of BE A REGULAR am BLOOD DONOR Small. Weddings Large Weddings. 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