HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1976-08-19, Page 13Kingsbridge
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• The-Aigt,ts:t :meeting. of the
Kingsbridge Catholic
'Women's League was well
attended in: the Church Hail.
Mr's. Marion' :.Austin
welcomed _the ladies aild Fr:
Dentinger led in prayer,.
Mrs. .A.us_tin. p'resente.d. Mrs_
Eugene Frayne with a gift as
a token of appre^iation -for
past presidency: Margaret
Austin gave the, scripture
reading.
Church Life convener 1VMt's,.
Tom Hogan reported on
-presentation .of gifts -to Mr.,
and 'Mrs..'.Clem Steffler and
family and wedding gifts to
be given to.: Joanne OHen-
dricks, Henriette Van
Diepenbeek and_, Marianne
O'Keefe, also a lows -for
Stephanie Miltenburg's.
father.
The secretary's and
treasurer's reporte !"`were
given, Correspondence was
read . by Mrs. Delores Van
Osch from Fr. Dentinger, Fr.
•Halfele, Msgr. Phelan, •
Marion • Austin and . _the
Steffierfamily.
Mrs. Rochelle Champagne
--called the roll.
Fr. Dentinger spoke to the
..ladies, giving thanks. 'for
remembering his .33rd an-
niver-sary. Father stressed in
his. talkthe theme "Be
Irritators of Me as I Am .of
Christ".
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Community Life Convener"
Mrs,. Carl Riegling reported
on ticket draw sales. Cultural
;. Life convener Mrs. Rita
Howard " reported. on the
Grace 8 graduation, banquet .•
Viand the Huronview Bir.th,day
Party __-Augtfs -- -I 8th. The -
catering reportwasgiven by
All agreed to give Mrs:.—,,
Eugene Frayr(e's ..mother a
gift in' appreciation for '•
• making the quilt for , the'.
upcoming draw September 5
- in the Church Hall: Coffee and •
,donuts will be served ;after
mass in the hall on September
5, while the draw is• being
made for theafghan and
quilt. •
Final arrangements • were
made for the garage -sale held
August 7: The meeting closed
with prayei^s.
W intario
grants
f or.area
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Grants totalling • $12,118
have been appro.vedfor eight
niore projects' in Huron
County from the proceeds. of'.
the Ontario Lottery. Amounts
range from $4,500 -to -$360:
The Walton Area Sports
Club is eligible for a grant of
$4,500 for renovations to its
athletic field. •
The Township.of.,Stanley is
Wiglli'le'for a-g:r-ant 61-$2;806-o'•'
irfstall: podlights, fencing..
and bleachers " for its ;ball ..
diamond near Varna. '
The Wroxeter- ,Community
Parks Board is eligible for a
grant of $2,000 to construct a
pavilion containing picnic
and shuffleboard facilities.
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. Mr" and Mrs. Gordon Percy Jenkin, 39 Victoria Street,
Goderich, were- married August 7 in Cavan United
(photdby Haugh)
'Church, Winthrop. The bride, the. former Elizabeth Jean -
MR. AND MRS. A.M. BECKER • .. I, Seafort). The groom is the son of.Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Pryce, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Harold Puce, RR
• ...J•enkin; Goderich. The .Rev"."Urs Stewart conducted the _
double ring ceremony. Attending h tten ng the bride were Sherry .
Go de
�. � it ch► e d in McCall, Winthrop; Mrs Yvonne Hoggartt -sister of the
bride;` and Miss Ann ,Jenkin, sister of • •the 'groom.
• Flowergirl was ,,Cheri Hoggart, niece of the bride, and
Carol Ann Shackleton and Alvin Michael Becker were
united in marriage 'July '24 at Berea -BY: The -Water:
Lutheran Church in Goderich by the Rev. Marvin'Barz,
The bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Benson Shackleton-,.
RR 1 Dunganrion,,andlivlr. and Mrs. Rudolph Betker, RR
,1 Dashwood, are the parents'of the groorri:
Wedding music was supplied"by:Mrs. Esther. Rivett
.accomp. nied by Celia Taylor as'she.sang 0 Perfect t;ov'e
,:and Lea Us Heavenly Father Lead Us:
The bride was given in Marriage by her father. She ,
wore a polyester crepe gown' trimmed with a leaf motif
lace: A headpiece of tiny white • roses held her veil, '
trimmed with the same laceas on the gown..She carried
a cascading bouquet of red roses, stephanotis' andfer-
nery •
Maid of honor was Valerie Shackleton, sister of the
bride. Bridesmaids were Helen Osbour'ne; cousin of the.
bride, Kitchener, and .Evelyn McClinchey. They wore
dresses of white chiffon printed with yellow. roses."They
• Wore tiny yellow roses':in'lheir hair-, and carried nosegays
of pink, green and m,ati've•carnations.
John'' Becker,' cousin of the groom, Dashwood was. the -•
ringbearer. was 'Matthew Pryce, nephew -'of. the bride, ••
Groomsman was Rob Hiusser, Seaforth: Ushers were
Murray Pryce, brother of the bride and -Colin Andrews,
cousin of the groom: A wedding trip to Northern Ontario
followed the reception in Seaforth Legion Hall. (photo by
Frank Phillips, Seaford))
The., S•tanley Towrrship°.µ
Recreation, Parks and
`'Community Centre Board
and • the Wingharn Minor
Baseball: .Association .will
.receive grants of. $812 and
$71 respectively. 'to' buy
softball and 'baseball
equipment.
A $484 grant to'the..Gaderich
Minor Soc,cer Association will
be used to buy . uniforms,
trophies and equipment.
The Bayfield Yacht • Club
will use a $450 °grant to help
pay the .` cost . of a . radio
receiver and transmitter.
The Belmore MinortSoftball
Association in .Wroxeter will
use a $360 grant to buy 'sof-
tball equipment.:.
ti Culture and Recreation
Minister Robert Welch said
last week's grants are part of.
the ongoing Share Wintarip
programme for the support of
cultural and . iecreational
activities.
.. To date, °the ministry- has
allocate.$49.5'million to more.
than .2900 grbu.ps and projects
across the province. ,
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bride, Durrgaithon; and Jim Becker, cousin of the groom,
Dashwood • :: d`, •
The wedding dinner followed at Brookside School with
John Cullen, cousin of the bride, Clinton, •as master of
ceremonies,.
Guests .,were receive.d by the br1de.s mother' who worea
formal -1 ng gown;of blue polyester with long' sheer blue
sleeves and a corsage-bf pink "carnations.. Tjapi,thother of
the groom chose a.floor-length rose gown witlace jacket
and lace -bodice, and a corsage of.White carnations.
For the wedding trip, tithe bride changed to a dress of.
purple and. blue roses , on a yellow background. Her
corsagewas• of yellow sweetheart roses ._.•
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The bride was entertained at several showers prior :to
her marriage, Marion Becker and Elaine Daters were
hostesses for a shower; a com•munity'shower was given
at Dungannon Church by Emily Drennan and Theresa
Logtenberg;; a shower was given by • Mrs. Andrea
McDougall and the kitchen staff at The Bluewater Centre
where the bride is employed; Evelyn McClinchey was
hostess for a shower; and -Mrs. :V--ina Campbell and Mrs:
Pearl . Harcourt, aunts ofd the bride, entertained at a
•;<hower at the Salvation.Army Citadel in Wirlghani
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Could "IMPACT" please answer the following question for
me?
I have been keeping company with a man whose weakness
is his fast driving. Apart from the fact that he has me—Scared
skinny and in spite of my -pleas to drive at the speed limit l
have now heard that if you accept a free ride from someone
in his car, then he is not liable to you if you are injured in an
accident due to his negligence.' Is this true? -
According to existing law ; you have probably heard
correctly. because the driver of the car is only liable to
gratuitous (free) passengers' where he has been "grossly"
negligent (i.e. extremely careless). Otherwise, passengers
are taken to ride at their own risk.. (This does not apply to
vehicles operated in the business of carrying "passengers for
money (e.g. taxi) — proof of gross negligence is not' needed in
that case.)
•However if an accident occurred due to the sole fault of his
excessive 'speeding it could be construed to be Extreme
Carelessness on his behalf; but as far as we can see -it seems
• small consolation if you.are involved in a serious or fatal
accident. • • •
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-thing still puzzles me: the papers speak of thelupreme Court
of Ont., the Court of Appeal of Ontario and the High Court of • •
Yes, indeed it does appear as'though we have three.courts
at the.highest level in Ontario. In fact, we have only oneCourt
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holiday
Late one night, my husband heard a noise downstairs in the ,
' dining room, He went,down to investigate and was pounced
;upon- hie- a culprit. hiding in the dark. In shcirt order, the •
culprit was lying•half ,dead on the floor with a broken hack',
My husband was a judo instructor. Is he guilty of inflicting
We all. kriow-that a man's home is his caStle. The law
xecognizes a person's right th.deferid his Or her property, self,
or close relatives. One can only inflict as much harm as is
necessary to defend his home or to 'defend live's.
Iri.other. words, the defence must be proportionate to the
re trespassers. In
defending oneself, one must tetreat as far as reasonably
• possible before,,tuining tolight. 9ne need never retreat from °
one's Own property, however.
Passive defences, like electric fences, traps,. etc., must
Here, your husband is very, likely innocent and can us•ethe
defence of self-defence if he was, in faet, in'feee for his life or
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