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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-10-30, Page 29V Business management seminar Nov. 12 A business management seminar primarily for people interested in small business will be held in Goderich at the Candlelight Restµrant - (Conference Rootn) on November 12. Arranged by the Advisory Services Department of the Industrial Development Bank, in co-operation with the Goderich Businessmen's n �w�.. ALPnn".l:' MR. and MRS. D.M. KEEGAN ed at St. George's Canon G.G. Russell officiated October 4 in St. George's Anglican Church, Goderich, for the candlelight service at which David Martin Keegan of London took Carolyn Monica Grahamas his wife. The double -ring ceremony - was conducted amid yellow and rust mums. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L.B. G, o eh," andt'M,r. and Mrs. Kenneth • E. raham, Goderi *Keegan, Simc _.e, arethe-parents of the groom. Joseph Herdman was organist. Soloist was Fred Cousineau, Downsview, a friend of the groom who sang Ave.JVlaria, The Lord's Prayer and Sunrise, Sunset. The bride was escorted to the altar by her'father. She • wore a sheer gown with chantilly lace „on the bodice,, neckline and skirt, The -Victorian sleeves were of the same' trim. The gown 'swept to a long semi -cathedral train. A matching Juliette cap held in place her four - tiered scalloped illusion veil. She carried.a presentation bouquet of - long stemmed roses and orange baby's breath. 1 Maid of honor for her sister was Taf Graham,' Sar- nia., She wore a rust matte jersey gown fashioned with a sleeveless bodice topped' by a long sleeved_ jacket gathered in yoke style back and front. She carried a presentation bouquet in, fall tones with gold, and rust mums and dried wheat. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Sharon Graham, sister-in-law of the bride; Meaford; Mrs. Lynn Turnbull, Guelph; Mrs. Chris Turner, Goderich; and Mrs. Denise Rive, Toronto, all friends of• the bride.'They were gowned identically to the maid of honor. Groom smanFwas Dr. Ron Hare, Meaford. Ushers were Bob Gair, Simcoe; Chris Graham, brother of the bride, Meaford; Ross Keegan,.brother of the groom, Simcoe; and Jim Zinkar .n, Woodstock. The wedding reception was at The White Carnation where 'vases of bronze and gold mums centered the tables. The bride's mother chose an emerald green sleeveless gown with shirred cummerbund, topped by a matching cape, and corsage of cymbidium orchids. The groom's mother selected a long misty blue gown, with"corsage'of cymbidium orchids.' Mr. and Mrs. Keegan are living in London. Out of : 'town guests were present from Sarnia Burlington, Kitchener, Galt, Chatham, Toronto, Meaford, Guelph, Ottawa, Windsor, Simcoe, Hamilton, Brampton, London,`Mount Hope, Peterborough, Tilbury, Hanover, St. Catharine§ and Woodstock. The groom's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. H.P. Creed'of Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs. B.J. Keegan of Brampton, attended the wedding. Several showers were held in honor of the couple. A dessert party was given by Mrs. Glenn Hays; a dinner party was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Chris Graham and Mr. and Mrs. Phil Turner at the latter's home; and a Mr. and Mrs. shower was presented by Mr. and 'Mrs. Howard Clark of Simcoe; a. wine and cheese party was -held in Kitchener with Ms. Nbrma Hutton and Mrs. Lynn Tur- nbull, former teaching staff associates of thelbride, as hostesses; and a luncheon was given at The Little Inn, Bayfield, by Mrs. Gordon McManus.. The wedding party was entertained at the home of'Mr. and Mrs. John K. Sully following the rehearsal. . Association, the seminar will be one of several hundred conducted by th'e Bank in smaller cities and towns across -Canada. Some 25 to 35 people in= terested- Mbusiness are expected to attend the seminartiwhich will consider 'operatin'g . projections and ,financial statements' of a small business and the effects AUBURN AND flISTRICT. NEW (continued from page 9A) patient in Victoria Hospital, London, following eye surgery. Weekly euchre parties are started at the Auburn Community " Memorial hall and the prize winners last week were high lady, Mrs. Ted Mills; low lady, Mrs.. Waaler Andrews; high rrr'an, -,Harry Brawley; low man, Mrs. Donald Haines; novelty prize, Mrs. Thomas. Haggitt. Mrs. Thomas Haggitt,Mr. Arthur Youngblut, and Mr. find Mrs. Clifford Brown of Goderich returned home last Sunday after a (week's trip to visit with their Cousins arid Mr. and Mrs. William Riddell at Manitou, Manitoba. Weekend guests with Mrs. Myrtle Munro were Mr. and Mr -s,. Donald Youngblut, Lorie; Barry and Bradley of London and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Youngblut, Susan, Bruce and Kristen .of Toronto. - 4 Mr, -and Mrs. Dave John- son, Christopher and berely of Goderich visited last Saturday with Mr. , and Mrs. Thomas Johnston and Girls sample baked goods ' BY. DEBBIE HARRISON The sixth meeting of the Holmesville Yaking Yeasties was held at the home of Mrs. - Betties on October 27. Eight girls answered the roll call, the supper dish you made using bread as a main ingredient. • The minutes were read by •Ann Klomps. The members ' 'discussed their skit entitled "Score". Fancy breads from other lands were discussed, Also the girls filled in the sheet on ".`Do yousremember the basics of bread?" They talked about what isto be exhibited for Achievement Day. Mary Jean., and Ann made Chelseauns; Chris, Debbie, and • Brenda made Swedish Tea Ring; Bev, Sherry, and Audrey made Hungarian Bubble Ring. asked to have this party. Over 350 Monuments In ' stock to. choose, from Order now for earliest possible delivery and while selection is at its 'best... T.PRYDE & SON., LIMITED AGENT DON .DENOMME 66 HAMILTON ST. GODERICH 524-8761 Frank Mcllwain 200•Gibbons St. 524-9465 Miss Laura Phillips. • Mr. andMrs. Ben Hamilton, her.mother, Mrs. Vera La Vigne of Windsor and aunt, Mrs. Laura Bennett of Detroit went to Windsor last Saturday and her motller•and aunt returned home after a couple of week's.visit with the Hamiltons. The fifth meeting of Auburn I, Crusty Critters, 4-H club was opened by the president, F47e Seers. After the usual business, the roll call' was answered by each girl showing a loaf of sour dough bread which they had made. Plans for the exhibit on Achievement Day were discussed. Judging bread was discussed along with other dishes with bread such as bread pudding and stuffing. Each girl participated in making -cheese puffs and hamburg stacks. These were all sampled at the meeting. Word was received here of. the death of a former rector of St.-- Murk's.. Anglican.-. Church of Rev. Percy H. Streeter .who passed away' at Beaverton at Lakeview Manor in his 89th year. He is a retired priest of the Diocese of Huron. His wife, the former Nora Sadlier Cowdry predeceased 'him. He is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Earl (Jean) Windatt of. Beaverton. Burial took place from St. Paul's Anglican church, Beaverton, • on Monday, October 20 with burial in Stonechurch Cemetery, Beaverton. The Auburn Recreation Committee is planning a Hallowe'en party for Auburn and area children, 14 years and under on Friday, October 31st, starting. at 7 o'clock in the Auburn hall until 10 p.m. Judging of the costumes will take place at 8.p.m. Games, prizes, and ' treats will be followed .by a dance.. No •U.N.I.C.F. boxes will be out. as the committee will give a donation through the Hullett Township. School. It is" hoped that. village residents will support this project and not shell out at their door. Many of our older residents have • NOTICE OF STREET CLOSING , PART OF CAMBRIDGE STREET TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Goderich, in the County of Huron, intend to pass a by-law at its meeting at 7:30 o'clock On November 1 th,'1975, for the purpose of stopping up and conveying that part of Cambridge Street lying between Lots 19, 20 and 21, and Lots 16, 17 and 18, Registered Plan44_for"tire Town of Goderich, and that part of .Cambridge Street lying between Lots1,2,3, 26,27 and 28 (Cambridge Street), Registered Plan 3,.for the said Town of, Goderich,.the boundaries of said parcels being more particularly described as follows: COMMENCING at the Northeast angle of Lot 19, Registered' Plan 24 for the .Town of Goderich; TH` 'NCE Southerly along the Easterly limits of Lots 19, 20 and 21, Plan 24, for the Town of Goderich, and Lots 1,2 and 3, (Cambridge Street), Plan 3, for theTown of Goderich, to the S'b'Utheast angle of Lot • 3, (Cambridge Street), Registered Plan 3, for fhe Town of poderich; THENCE Easterbly along the extension Fasterly of the South limit of said Lot 3', to the Southwest an le of Lot 26 (Cam- bridge Street) registered . Plan 3, for the said Town of Goderich; THENCE Northerly along the Westerly limits of Lots 26, 27 and 28, (Cambridge Street), Registered .Ptah 3 and the ,Westerly limits of Lots 18, 17 and 16, Registered Plan 24, for the said Town' of Godehich, to the Northwest angle of Lot 16, Plan 24, for the said Town of Goderich; THENCE Westerly along the proddction Westerly of the North limit of said Let 16, to the Northeast angle of Lot 19, Plan 24, for the Town Of Goderich, being the point of com- mencement of the parcel herein described A Plan of this proposal will be made available for in. spection to 'any person calling at my office rn the Town of Goderich. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that Council will at such meeting hear any person who claims that his land will be prejudp,eia.11y affected by such by-law and who applies to be heard. . IN THE EVENT that no objections are received, it is the intention• of the Council to close Cambridge Street as in- dicated and to convey to the• owners, Guenth4t-Tuckey Limited, Emmerson Overholt Estate, and Rexfor j' Duck- worth, for compensation, that part ofrCambridge Street that abuts their property. DATED at Goderich, Ontario, this 20th day of October, 1915. tr ^ - Harold Walls, Clerk of the Corporation of the Town of Goderich that an expansion has on` them. - Fred Durst,. C.A, will discuss various aspects of business plannipg and will be available to field registrants' questions on finance, fiscal controls and -or taxation matters.. The" IDB, which was established •in • 19.44 as a subsidiary of the Bank of Canada, makes loans to businesses of all .types Jor a variety of purposes: Almost half of the Bank's* loans are for $25,000 or less and the Bank is especially interested in assisting smaller businesses. The Advisory Services Department of the Bank publishe's a series of pam- phlets on small business management, provides in- formation on Federal assistance programs available to businesses, organizes management seminars and in other ways• tries to help business people to improve " their management'skills. O SQUARE a pLhcht ‘0.41 When In GODERICH visit SHOPPERS• SQUARE inomussimseemoollook ,*.,*,,* * *..* * * * * WELCOME' • 'SERVICE would like to call you with "housewarming gifts" and ,in- formation about your new location. The Hostess will be glad to arrange your subscrip- tion to the Signal -Star Calf her at 524-2057 . 'fie**'*'***.*.** * G �r GOI)1. RICH SIGNAL -STAR, TH1JRSDAY, OCTOBER. 30, l9,75 PAGE I1A �r'��MARINA Austin Marina. $,3375'.. Any' way you look ait, you're in for a swprise. teet of space. And under the hood, a peppy MOB engine. • Everywhere you look, the Marina is full of surprises. Inside and out..But why not come in and check out the.surpnsing Manna for yourself. When you've got over the surprise of how much car you can get these days for $3375, take it out for a test drive. That's another surprise we've got in store for you. - The Austin) Manna is lull. -Of surpnses. Because features you pay,.extra for on -most cars are standard.,equipment on ,Manna. Things like radial ply tires and power front disc brakes. Reclining front seats and, door-to-door carpeting. All4standard. There's an electrically heated rear window. A heavy-duty heater. And a special cold weather starting package to make sure you're never left out in the cold. Ever. Manna also gives you the responsiveness of rack and pinion steering, the road -handling of torsion bar front suspension, and the peace of mind of electrocoat body pnmer and undercoating. In the trunk, you'll find 11.5"cubic The Surprising USTIN MARINA YOUR BRITISH 13eYLA,IJD DEALER IS DEALING ON -15-MARINA-S.I'GHT NOW! 'Manufacturers suggested retail price for the Aust,n Manna 2 do.,( (ie uxe ;;u,.t . 4 dor 5„p -t Hnntax Montreal Burlington and Vancouver Desunnon•harge local rletiverl ,i,-ense , n:1 pr tax irP not in •u(14,-,1 Borg Warner 3 speed automatic transm,ss;or. exaa • SOUTH END SERVICE - EXETER Rhone 235-2322 Your authorized British Leyland dealer hytturon County. '.578 Main St.S. FHH 7532 Tuesday, November 4 Opening Special g20 Perm For'�'�-� Hair Conditioner At No e Extra Charge 11, Till Saturday November 8 V L • BEAUTY SALON 87 Kingston Street At The 5 Points, Goderich (Former Kentucky Fried Chicken Location) OPEN TUESDAY THROUGH SATURDAY For appointment call Valerie Stothers or Dianne Drennan When your hair is a muss tl Put your trust in us. 524-2943 M V3 X1' w, J1