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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-11-29, Page 22O4.. -;GOD :RTCH *IONAL-STAR, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1973 Sy O.M. Blake SOCIAL NEWS We -are glad to -'know Mrs. Tom Culbert is well again. Her mother, Mrs. L. Newbigging from Listowel pis visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Culbert and girls. Congratulations to Irene Hasty who received her Honour Graduation certificate at Wingham and District Com- mencement recently. Irene is in training at St. Thomas - Elgin General Hospital and gets home most weekends. Mrs. Minnie Jones and Melvin visited on Tuesday with Mrs. Mary Turton and Miss Annie Baxter near Goderich. Mrs. Lorne Woods accom- panied' by Mr. and Mrs. John Gardner of Lucknow visited Mrs. Cecil Blake on Friday: Other guests during the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Blake, Alliston, and Miss Ada Webster" fi iim Zucknow. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ott and Matthew of Kitchener were home for the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Eedy and Mar- tha. • Recent guests .with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Park included Mr. and Mrs. Ken Park and four children, Brian, Grant, Norman and Sheila from Mississauga for the weekend; Mrs. Wilda Clatsworthy, a sister of Mrs: B. Park, from Granton and a sister-in-law, Mrs. George Taylor, from London, on Friday; also Mr. and Mrs. Ed- die Burt (Diane Park) and -.children, Rhonda and Randy, from Goderich on Sunday. Former neighbours, Charlie King of Detroit, and Morgan King, called to see Mrs. Minnie Jones on Friday. Eldon. McClenoghan was home for the weekend from his ' work in Stratford. Mrs. David Ingram. and tchildren, Scott, Kim- berley, and Chris visited Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McNeil on Sun- day. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Bill King who were married on Saturday, Novem- ber 24. They are living in their new trailer home in Dungan- non. Mrs. C. McClenaghan, Mrs. Lorne Ivers, • and Mrs. Jack Alton attended Auburn bazaar, Saturday. Public and Secondary school pupils enjoyed a holiday on Wednesday while teachers at- tet1ded Professional Develop- ment Day in different areas. Some of the pupils assisted with the W.I. program at Huronview that afternoon. The pleased expression on the faces in the audience proved how worthwhile_their you ner talent is. Watch for the next letter or poem by Hank of Huronview. Several of the young boys in our community are very in- terested in hockey and also en- joy their uniforms. Their parents or mothers are to be commended on getting the children to their games and pract ices. On Saturday evening at N.H.L. hockey intermission didn't you enjoy seeing Eleanor and Paul Henderson and family, Heather, Jennifer and Jill, doing their 20 exercises in a new Physical Development program? Mr. and Mrs. Gerrie G nn held their family Ch tstmas gathering last Sunday. uests included Mr. and Mrs. nk Glenn and Harold; Mr. a Mrs. Oliver Glenn and Janine from Lucknow; Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Glenn and family, Goderich; Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Glenn and family, Toronto; and Mr. and Mrs. Herb Pocock and Larry from Hepworth. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Alton were Mr. and Mrs. Bert Alton from Lucknow, Wed., and Mr. and Mrs. Carman Pollock, Lynn, Susan, and ,Larry, from Nile. On Sunday evening -Mr. and Mrs. Alton were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Alton and family at Lucknow. Word was received of the death of, 65 year -old -Harold Smith of Kirkfield, near Simcoe. His mother, Mrs. Wm. Smith, is a resident of Huron - view, Clinton. Our sympathy is extended to her and the' relatives in our community. Mrs. Smith and the late Mr. Wm. Smith and family were former residents here. U.C.W.Selectign is at its ...-"‘Shop now! On Tuesday .8:30 p.m. November 20, Dunganngn United Church Women met in the church basement with four- teen in attendance. Rev. C. McClenaghan played for the opening hymn, "Lord speak to me that I may speak". President ..)~Virs. Lorne Hasty, conducted the business meeting. Roll call was an- swered by naming a man from the Old Testament. Correspondence included thank you letters and • the report of cards sent. Next meeting is to be December 11 at 12:30 noon with a pot -luck dinner, gift exchange, and ladies from the congregation or neighbours as well as group leaders. A gift is to be purchased for a Children's Aid mother. Calen- dars will be available at this meeting. The theme "Bible Study" was presented by Mrs, Nelson Pearson and Mrs. Fred Young who read from Acts II, a reading "Compassion has no bounds", 'and prayer. Bible personalities, John and David, were studied andiven in question and answer form. Pollection was received by Mrs. earson and dedicated by Mrs. Young. Lunch hostesses were Mrs. C. McClenaghan and Mrs. Donald McKenzie. C.G.I.T. On Monday evening of last week the Dungannon C.G.I.T. held a Variety Concert at Brookside Public School. ongs, skits, and special num- s by Cathy Simpson and Dr ' nan Family were on the agen . a. Miss Marie Boyle played the piano )r songs and played various umbers to fill in. There wag good turn out and this was really appreciated by C.G.I.T. The proceeds are for a mission not yet finalized. W.I. Several members of Dungan- non Women's Institute enjoyed a visit to Huronview on Wed- nesday, November 21. The oc- casion was the November birth- day party for the residents and in particdlar for those whose - birthdays -are in November.' Due to the school holiday, four young people were able to go along and make a very welcome contribution to the program. Ellen Thompson and Shelly Rivett played several piano 'selections as well as a duet. Jennifer and Shawn Drennan sang several° duets accom- panied by Shawn cin. the guitar. The numbers were all enjoyed. Miss Beth McConnell of the W.I: delighted everyone when she recited, "The Bald -Headed Man" and "The Old Brindle Cow" With Mrs. Gordon Finnigan at the piano the members gathered around for a sing.song which closed with "Happy Bir- thday','. Everyone' was pleased to have Mrs. Jones join the group ' for the sing song. Mrs. Jones resides at Huronview and is °a former member of Dungannon W.I. Gifts were distributed and a tea party ended a happy visit. The municipality of the size of a licensed trailer park to Township of Goderich is en- 5() units and the maximum size • deavouring to control trailers to 4 0 units. within its boundaries, but Clerk '1'h(tpsort said the decision Robin Thompson fears the" in f►►'r a ininium of 50 lots in a tent of the two bylaws passed trailer park seemed to ensure on the first day of October this that a reasonable effort would year, though clear to council, be put forth by the owner to may be misunderstood by some est abli.j.h a satisfactory township residents. location, and the regulations According to Thompson, for a maximum growth were trailer parks are springing up imposed for many reasons in - all over the township. He said clueing the 'availability of fire permits have been issued for protection, road maintenance seven to date, most of them and other township services. catering to the tourist trade. Rumor is that sorne ,railer park owners are preparing to protest the bylaws,, but no for- mal presentation has been made to council to date. "We expect controversy," said Thompson in a telephone interview this week. The two bylaws - No. 11 which is a bylaw to license trailers except trailers located in a trailer camp, and for prohibiting such trailers being located in the municipality ex- cept in a trailer camp without a license therefore; and No. 12 which is a bylaw to license, regulate, and govern trailer camps located in the municipality; are distinctively different. -NAutiftmluAwevAvAviamt There are 22shopping days b.ore Christmas t Mr. and Mrs. William Petrie of Goderich celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on November 21. 'Elizabeth Ellenor Black WAS horn on the 2nd concession in Ashfield Township where she lived 'until her marriage to Mr. Petrie who lived at the 4th con- cession. They moved to their own farm in the township where they remained until six years ago when they moved to Bylaw 11 provides for a mon- Blake St. in Goderich. thly license fee of $8 for anyThe couple has two sons, trailer located in the township Allan and -.Kenneth, both of for .a period exceeding 30 "days 'Kincardine and one daughter, and not situated in a trailer Mrs. John (Marina) Park of camp. Dungannon. They have six Bylaw 12 is much more grandchildren. detailed and concerns itself en- joyed J►►wed a dinner at the Bedford immediate family en- tirely with the provisions of the - trailer camp itself. Hotel, on the day. of the an - This document calls for niversary, then`joined many.. trailer lots of a minimum of friends and relatives at • the 1,000 square feet with a width Petrie' home., of at least 25 feet and a clearance of at least 15 feet bet- ween trailers; driveways of not • less than 20 feet in width which have unobstructed access to a public street or highway; water for drinking and domestic pur- poses supplied to meet the requirements and obtained from faucets only; an adequate supply of hot water at all .tjmes in the service building' for bathing, washing and laundry_ facilities; toilet and shower facilities for men and women' either in separate buildings at least 20 feet apart or, if in the same building, separated by a soundproof wall; adequate safety fire exits etc. The bylaw also requires' trailer park owners to pay a license fee of five dollars per year for each lot available for occupancy( of a traile,r. Provision has been made in the bylaw to hold the minimum 0 TV star Chad Everett• says: se the s rvic ofyour CREDIT UNION - it's L s were you belong" N d m 0 KION During the past week four salt boats called at the local waterfront " as did one grain boat. November 22 thew A. .lodrey, light out of Detroit, took on 20,000 tons_ at the DOMTAR Chemicals Sifto Salt Division mine. November 23 the Seadale, light out of Fair- port Ohio, took on 9,000 tons followed by the Pinedale later the ?game day, ' which arrived light out of Wayandotte, and took on 9,000 tons. 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