The Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-06-20, Page 8PAGE 8--GOD;ERICH SIQN4LL-STAR., THURSDAY,. -JUNE 20, 1974
ROUND AND ABOUT WITH MARTHA
Last weekend was a very
busy one for a great number of
people I know.
Saturday afternoon rain,hail
and --branches puu•°ided dcrw n
from a' black sky. hut u c l eta red `
in time for the suit to shine on
the veru nice wedding of Iwo
very nice . _ttig people at Knlix
Church.Leo nd Marg Miller's
son, Ran v, took Ann -
daughter of Mr and :fir,. Fin-
dlay Sarni to the altar.
The b'ride's beautiful gown
was fashioned with T CL., by
Randy's grarndmltther Mrs
Alfred "Staples. t' understand
Grandpa Staples will need
several weeks to recuperate
from his night of datccig, later.
'at' the reception
Another night of r dancing
took place at the Maitland
Country Cluh where Bob and
Kathy Allin's twenty-fifth wed-
ding anniversary reception was
held,
It was lust wonderful to see
their nice family so grown up
It. -was so nice meeting
tw.
mutual friends,we had not seen
in ages My son Don and Fran .
came from'Windsrrr and there
'we're rfol,ks from Detroit,
Mississauga,' Cambridge. Kit-
chener, Exeter, Kincat,�rdine,
• Listowel and Goderich area:
I would like to.dance at their
fiftieth anniversary believe
me, if I'm ,till arim nd 1
• WILL,.-!
.Have vim ever attended
r' Citizenship Court"' It is toni&
at 8 p.m. ThursdaN, •ltine '?t). in
out County Courthouse: Third
floor. a
I unders1anj there are quite
a number ot'nt* citizens this
time and. it is a very nice
ceremony.
" Here is a note on citizen,hip!
that I like: "Good citizenship is
a personal thing. H reaches
out to others with an open
hand, an open mind and an
.open heart. Goad citizenship
calls for potion ; gets off the .
sidelines and• takes part in the
struggle. He uses the humble
Ounces of his weight to help tip
the scales for what he thinks is
right. He believes in the
possibilities of World peace and
growing understanding and co-
,. operation between rrien. He
Clings to his great. expectations.
Peace. can eniv he- arhie‘,•ed
THROUGH PEOPLE.
.World wide peace and peace
in our little worlds of home,
family, offke, industry and
community 'all depend On
each citizen putting into action
the..ART ofPEACE,_
'This is sanity. maturity and
• common sense in „human,
relationships -It is open rain-
dednes' It is 'warmth that
reaches out and draws people
together in uriderstaridirg- and
,LOVE;
Come out
Clti'7.en:•
.June 29
' I''e+t Dav
ladies of
Church U.C.W. are preparing a
fine meal with - home made
cakes and freshly, picked
strawberries for dessert.
The strawberries are by
Courtesy of Shitley and John
Hailitt who 'are glad to have
the ladies pick the berries from
their four acre patch.
With' the mixed-up weather
we gave been having I asked
N1rs 4H'azlitt if there was any
hence of the berries being frost
bitten
Slee assured me there was not
since they have an irrigation
system that turns on when the
temperature. drops to 33°.
This is a sprinkler• type
system 'where the ice • would
form on leaves and berries
protecting them with a con-
tinuous 4prav until the sun
comes out to melt the ice. If ice
were to form without the con-
tinuous icing the plants would
and he a ,good °
- Saturday is Berry
in Benmill-er. The
Ben,rniille A United
just freeze. Isn't that in-
teresting
With four " acres of
strawberries and two' acres of
raspberries people }are allowed
to pick any time -'a_nv dav'.ex-
cept- Sunday '1
The Pendulum Players
opening night is July 2 at 7:30
pm. in the old Jail Coirt Yard.
Come and enjoy this group. Ad-
mission_is free and they're even
serving lunch opening night.
Another nice teacher retires -
Attend Mrs: Marion Powell's
special party at Holinesville
school • .Iune 21 . S, p.m. •Cotn-
munity Hall.
-.June 26: Ham and
Strawberry Supper in Auburn
Community Hall.
Saturday June 22 Garden
Club Spring Flower Show 'at
North St. Church. - Do attend.
Love
Martha
NOTES FROMTUE NICE
Nn. Jack Clements 329-I648
The June United Church
`'omen meeting was held -at
the- .ahomee of Mrs. Lil
,(I'hrist ilaw. "Scripture was read
by -Mrs E. Bogie, followed with
prayer.
Theme of the meet ing was
"Stewardship Vocation". Mrs.
G McDiarmid read. "Time,
Talent .and Treasure".
Mrs E Bogie closed this part
w it h prayer.
Mrs. Helena Young led the
-business,-, and_ thanked Mrs.
Christila.w for the use •of her
home and .welcomed everyone
to the meeting. Roll call was
answered - by 12 members, one
visitor. and one child.
- Three sick visits were repor-
ted.°Minutes of the last -meeting
were read by Mrs. Millie John
st,;n. Treasurer's report was
given by Mrs. E. Feagan.
A• motion made by Mrs. B..
Dicksonl4iand seconded by Mrs.
"W.. Girvin that the bazaar be
Police
report
held on August
proved.
Lunch' was served by ,Mrs.
Chrtstilaw and Mrs,
McClenaghan.
The ladies are also planning
a, community showttr for Jo
Ann Pollock Ori June 26 in the
church at 8:30 p.m.
COMMUNITY NEWS,
. 'Mr. and Mrs. Chas. John-
, Ston, Larry and Gary, 'and Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Vanderhurgh
of Goderich all visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Don Johnston in
Siratfttrd on Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Willie,,Koski of
Sodbury and Mrs. Dorothy
Greeley of Huntsville visited
with Mr. and ,Mrs. John
Clements and ,fan}ilies last
`week. They also visited .with
relatives in Goderich,
• Mrs. Robt. Madsen is in
Alexandra Marine and General
Hospital.
21
was ap-
On ane 5, 'at 12;30-a,m.. a
tar driven by William J.
Blaney,. 126 Glouster Terrace
hit a parked vehicle on Nelson
Street,police report.•-
Damage to the Blaney car
was .$250 and to the parked
vehicle. owned by Margaret H.
Stoddart, 4126 Nelson St., was.
?t',�llt,_.police estimated,
In other duties last week,
police laid two charges under
the Criminal Code, 21 under
the Highway Traffic Act. 16 un-
der the Liquor Control Act and
one charge for a bylaw
violation.
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ANNQUNCE CHURCH WEDDING—The wedding is announ-
ced of Pixie Wilson, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Norman
Wilson, R.R. 6, Goderich, and Peter Colman. son of•Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Colman, St. Thomas The wedding will take
place in Central United .Church, St. Thomas, on Friday. July
12, 1974. (photo. by Scott Studio)
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NDP candWate begins campaign
The Canadian people should
consider the Nevi Democratic
Party as an alternative gov'ern-
ment which w11 take action on
rising prices,, Shirley Weary
told a ralW in Goderich •June
17
Mrs. Wear', NDP candidate
for Huron-Middleg'ex, launched
her campaign at local party
headquarters with an address
that called ..for more govern-
ment -restrictions on cor-
porations which she said con-
tlrol the modern market.
"We are determined to
challenge the power bf the -cor-
porate sector, to intervene in
the marketplace wherever
necessary to protect Canadians.
from international price
pressures wherever possible,
she said.
The corporations are •con-
tributitigto the rising cost of
living, she said.
The NDP offers two' "basic'
elements" for -combating those
costs, more money for the (;on -
sumer and a direct attack cin
rising .prices.
The first element wouldcon-
tain a cut in personal income
taxes, increased pensions, and
minimum income for the
• working poor, Mrs,.Weary said.
The second element would
•maintain prices of goods
produced ,in Canada at levels
which would. insure fair profits
and fair prices, she explained.
"If the people, of Canada
want their government to do
something about the cost of
living, then we must step°on the
toes of the corporate giants,"
she said.
She attacked the Liberal
' budget presented May 6 saying
^ it did not help people cope with
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the cost of living, it only helped
corporations.
The NI?P would offer a
taxation credit system which
would increase the take-home
pay of individuals
r
It wruld start with a $400
credit for a family ct1f four with
an income cif $4,000 or 'fess
The credits would diminish on
a sliding scare based on income
so a family earning $25,000 a
near would not receive the
henefit:4.'
Heavier .taxation on cor-
porations would pay -for the tax
c•u's to individuals; Mrs. Weary
maintained.
"In short, we propose fair-
ness for the consumer in the
Marketplace and fairness,., for
the individual taxpayer," she
said earlier..
The NDP slogan is "People
Matter More."
Party workers began cam-,
paignin'g .at the end of her.
speech. with distribution of
IDP literature to about 1,000
homes, in Goderich and Clin-
ton,
Workers- were "reminded of
the David Lewis rally. at Cen-
,tennial Hall, London, June 24
at 8;30 pm A bus will leave
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some plain talk.
T, -1E CHALLENGE is " facdd
with a world wide problem of rising costs --- paused by
an inadequate supply in the face of overwhelming de -p
mand.
THE LIBERAL ANSWER •. .. -To take de-
tailed specific action on a broad front to reduce the . im-
pa0 of inflation on consumers, . increase the supply
Of manufactured_ goods and foodstuffs, , ..reduce the -
impact of ;energy cost increases, . . . cutting taxes and
increasing pensions for those on low or fixed incomes..
THE 'RESULTS . . Real growth of 7.1% in
1973,greater 'than virtually every 'other nation in the
world . with _a lower -rate of inflation' than almost)
every other nation in the world.
WAGE AND 'PRICE RICE CONTROLS? .. . Theo•
opposition proposes to freeze your wages and ,prices,a
proposal which has not worked in any other country . .
in the United States real gross national piroduct'declined
by 1.5% under controls and consurner prices rose 40%
in one month after controls were lifted.
ON JULY 8 . . Keep the: government which
is prepared to, make hard decisions ih the best..interests
of allpeople; and will lead. us forward as a -united na-
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