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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-07-27, Page 25i4 - j". Y27,1983 198.3 Mr. and Mrs. Glen Eldon Linner Glen Eldon Lhmer, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Edward Linner of R.R. 4 Goderich and Linda Gutmanis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Gutmanis of 326 Walnut Street, Goderich were married in Victoria Street United Church, Goderich by the Reverend John D.M. Wood on June 1L Matron of honor was Mrs. Judy Gutmanis, sister-in-law of the bride. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Inara Conyard of Stratford, sister of the bride and Lorna Riley of Goderich, friend of the bride. Groomsman was Scott MacEwan of London, friend of the groom. Guests were ushered into the church by Hudson Warr of. Goderich, brother-in-law of the groom and Ken Linner of Goderieh, brother of the groom. Honorary usher was Raymond Gutmanis of Stratford, brother of the bride. Following the wedding ceremony, a reception was held at Saltford Valley Hall. After a wed- ding trip to Ottawa, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Eldon Linner took up residence at Meneset Park, Goderich. (Photo by R.J. Nephew) Collects information Bits and pieces of the past given to the Huron County Historical Society are con- stantly being catalogued and filed for the use of resear- chers and all those in- terested in Huron County history. A sample of what may be found in the Archives is the following letter written to Mr. Black, Post -Office, Goderich: My Dear Sir: I noticed in the Signal that you were asking for names of those people who were in Goderich in '67. Well, I was there and my wife was there also. It was the year after the Fenian Raids and Dominion Day was on July 1. I remember that two gun- boats were lying in the har- bour - the Prince Albert and the Cherub - and a gang from Goderich Township came in to clean up on the Marines but they didn't do much. There was a big crowd of people in town that day. A steamer was launched. It was called Ontario. I also remember that on West Street a glass of water sold for one penny and cider for three cents and ginger cakes as large as auto wheels for five cents. Hoping to be present with the old boys at the celebra, tion. I remain, Yours sincerely, Henry H. Martin, Toronto P.S. I was 12 years old at the time. The society thanks all those who have contributed to the preservation of such items, as well as old papers, diaries, family histories, ac- count' books, scrapbooks, pictures, information of any sort. If you have anything for the Huron County Historical Society archives, please con- tact one of the following: Mrs. R.G. Emerson, Goderich - 524-7715, Mrs. Fordyce Clark, Goderich - 524-6704, Mrs. Doris Batkin, Clinton - 482-3866, or Mrs. Ethel Poth, Bayfield - 565- 2803. The society will gladly call at your home or, if.you can arrange to meet at the ar- chives, will be happy to show you the many items that have been saved for posteri- ty. ✓_�� II _ice Pulse Combustion is the most efficient, practical method of burning gas for home heating. Period. No if4, ands or buts. No compromises. rio foolin'. With pulse combustion as much as 984 of your fuel dollar goes to heat your home, instead of 504 to 65e as with conventional furnaces .and boilers. If you want the full story on the 11'nnox Pulse gas furnace, or the.Hydropulse holler, r all us. We're enthusiastic about both of them. No charge - no obligation. 'BAILEY' FL)RNA( ES -HEATING. SAYS/B1 RM( 1 SHEET ME TAI WORK we are Proud Io HENSSA[l- he Your tenni, I)l all•r 262-2020 Colborne Towns* Cts eil met mial session on Tuesday, J12 to'consider the situation brought about by tete sudden brealldown of the township dump truck. Because of the extent and nature of the trouble with the truck, it was decided that no further major repairs would be made and it was further decided to reconsider tenders called earlier for a new dump truck. According- ly, a contract was awarded to Carrier Mack Truck Center Inc. for a 1984 tandem axle dump truck. At the regular session held on July 19, a tax write-off in the amount of $112.12 was ap- proved in consequence of nonpayment of a portion of an assessment on the Sunset Beach Road Municipal ew dump tru grain due to :the, bsnkruptcy ofithe former property owner. The meeting to consider the engineer's report on the pro=posed Sherwood Municipal Drain set for July 26 was postponed and re- scheduled to 8 pain. Monday, August 2 due to the engineer, E.W. Shifflett, being unavailable for the prior date. The annual Colborne Cemetery Memorial Service was confirmed for 2 p.m. on Sunday, August 7 at the Col- borne Cemetery Chapel. The Reverend G. Kidd, First Baptist Church, Goderich, will be the guest minister and in keeping with tradi- tion, the McMillan family will provide the music. Cindy Fisher, Huron Coun ty planner, was present at the meeting tQ explain two amending by=laws to Caulk- ed. By-law 14-1983, an amen- ding by-law to By-law No.14- 1982, was prepared as a result of an Ontario Mun- cipal Board ruling on January 31, 1983 on an ap- plication by Mary and Richard F. Donnelly to license a gravel pit on Part Lot 6, Concession 4 E.D. The amendment was required to clarify a "temporary use" and also to clarify that strip- ped overburden was not to be stockpiled within the setback zone on the perimeter of the property. By-law 15.1983 is an amen- ding by-law to the township zoning By-law No. 181982 and recognizes two legal J. nonconforming iota in Lot 3, Plan 480, Saltfordo created by t egranting of a severance to Howard Preszcator. Both by-laws were given all required readings and were passed. Bylaw 14-1983 is to be submitted direct to the 0.M.B. for approval, while By-law 15-1983 is to be circulated in accordance with the provisions of Sec- tion 39; The Planning Act. Also considered at this time were a number of re- quests by owners of lots in RP 22R38, Bishop's subdivi- sie i in Part Lot 13, Maitland Concession, for re -zoning to allow recreational residences to be built. Coun- cil deferred decision on each to a special meeting to be held August 8, at which coun- fortitude, and plicae ona will When Bj rmits have been issuedJ .following: ohn Bataford, for a single familyr°esi ence on Lot 16, Plan 578,` Clare Sager 'con Tractor;" Laverne Cunn- ingham for an enclosed porch to Imo":'gilt onto his house on Part Lot, 1, Cotices- sion 5 E.D., Harold Ashton contractor; and Jack, McLaren for a bedroom ex tension his, house on Lot 7 and'!, Lot 6, Plan 205, Benmiller, John Greidanus contractor. - A request from the city of Toronto asking council's concurrence a pig.. was o fiI yearn The towlraltip ®rel be closedF en tlae Ari It i Civic Holiday. The meeting adjourned to 8p.ata. August2. Agricrew still needs bookings As the Agricrew program reaches the halfway point, there is still a lot, of crew bookings open and more than likely there are a lot of jobs to bedone. It is surprising that in these tough economic times, more people are not taking advantage of this once a year deal called Agricrew. For a small fee of a day; you can have a crew of four hard working students' at your disposal for eight hours. This is a deal that can't be beat. Whether you are a part-time farmer or a full-time farmer, Agricrew can do the job for you.. For more information os hooking a crew, Oldie Steve Horn at the OPMCI" office in Clinton as 41124431. Finally, as you wails around your farm, take it look around. You will Bee jobs that need to be done. You may need Agrierewt YOU'LL DO BETTER AT A&P'S Manager insert Holiday Hours SAVE .70 A SUPERB BLEND. RICH IN BRAZILIAN COFFEES. GROUND IN THE STORE O' Clock Bean Coffee 1 LB BAG OUR REGULAR PRICE 3.39 '3 IL hag 7 99 -Our Regular Price 10 09 -SAVE 2.101 2.69 EIGHT. trC LO CX COFFEE BAKED reTui,] u} MARVEL. 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