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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1976-10-07, Page 26• • PAGE 16409I]EIRiCI .SIGNA STAR, THUR DAY, OCTOBER 7, 1976 SWM AltlQ P0.001F" 17. IQST AND FOUND LOST one large black part Persian cat, white star on throat. Believed to be in. Bayfield Road, Stonehouse Street area. Answers to Tiger. Phone 524.7598.---41, LOST - English Setter; white with black marlfings.in Bayfield area., Any information please, call 482- 996Q.7-41nc 21. IIiRTN5.. PICKELL: Bryan is happy to announce the safe arrival of his baby brother, Colin William, on September 29, 1976, in Goderich. Delighted parents are Nancy and Norman. Proud grandparents are Don and Helen Gard of Burlington and Rev. Gordon sand' 1V�rs. Pickell of Windsor (for- merly of Sarnia). Special thanks to Dr. Walker and Dr. Thom- son. -41 LACKENBAUER: Sandra ;Louise is happy to announce the/ arrival of her baby brother, Scott Anthony, on October 1, 1976, at K- W 'Hospital, Kitchener. Proud parents are Peter and Heike (nee Nanz) and happy grandparents - Mr.. and .Mrs. Carl A. Nanz, Goderich.-41x ' CRANE - Mr. and Mrs. Brian Crane are pleased -to announce. • the birthof their son on Sept. 29. Benjamin- Brian; 10 lbs. 1 oz. at Alexandra `Marine and -General '. 26. CARD OF F THANKS SHELDON: We wish to express sincere thanks toall friends who sent cards, flowers and food to Frank Sheldon and family. -41 BOOTHBY: We would like " to express thankfulness for otic Beloved. Sister and Aunt, Margaret J. Boothby, who passed away September. 24, " 1976. Our Thanks to those who came to pay .- their respects- and for their ex- pressions of. s,rrnpathy, for the flowers and iiriemorials..A special thanks- to htir:'Wallace and the staff of "'the Alexandra Marine and General Hospital for the care given to her and to all those who visited her during her illness. And our Thanks to .the Stiles Funeral Home and the message. of comfort given to us by Pastor Reuben . Bruhacher.—Thomas Glen, Marilyn Post, Merna Newberry,. Priscilla Freeman, and -their families.-4lar ° RYAN: The -family of the late Mrs. Minnie Ryan express their gratitude . to . neighbours .and friends for all their kind assistance during her long illness and at the time of her passing; also for the lovely floral tributes, donations to charity, and cards of sympathy. Sincere : appreciation to the• staff at Goderich Nursing HUrne :and Alexandra Hospital, and to .Drs. Lynch, Watts and Thomson. -Special thanks to Rev. Ralph King for his message and to Stiles Funeral Home for their attention to the necessary details. _Alar Hospital: Thanks to Dr. Lambert and Dr: .Cieslar. 41. HOY: Born to Rev. and Mrs. Paul •Hoy; . London, Ontario, a daughter, Lynnette Elizabeth, on 16 September, 1976 at St. Joseph's c Hospital, London, Ontario —41nc WHEELOCK' - To Dr. and Mrs. Brian Wheelock(nee Anne MacRae) a son, Ian Scott, at Melville 'Hospital, Goose Bay, Lab., on October' 4th, 1976.-41nc• 23. ENGAGEMENTS :and Mrs; Wm F. Cook,. of Goderich, Ontario, are pleased to announce • the forthcoming o hcorriing marriage of their only daughter, Lynda Lorraine, to Mr.. Ronald Robert King, elder son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald ' P. King, of Lakeside,„Onlijario. The. marriage • will be celeb' ated on Saturday, 'October 30, 1976, at Tour o'clock, in Si. Andrew's. Presbyterian Church, Clinton, Ontario. -41 Mr. and Mrs. Roy -Bellinger, Port Albert and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Worsen, Goderich, take pleasure in annou-ncing the forthcoming marriage of their children, Susan Elizabeth .and -Terrance 'Henry. The; marriage will take place on Sat. Oct. 23, 1976 at 5 o'clock in St. George's Anglican . Church, -Goderich.-41 GLAZIER: It is with much pleasure we say a sincere thank .you to our family, friends, relatives and neighbours for the beautiful party held 'at Saltford, ' and for. the dinner -held in 'our• honour -"especially for the many lovely gifts, flowers and cards: They will always be remembered and treasured.—Wilfred and Verna. -41 • . • ' THOM: I wish to thank. my • relatives, friends and neighbours." for flowers, cards and visits while' I, was a patient in Clinton Public Hospital. Special thanks :to Drs. Lambert, Newland and ;blarr•ett°. and , to the nurses'. ''Hazel Thom: --41 Mr. and Mrs: Arnold Stothers, R.R. 6, Goderichwish to an- nounce • the marriage of their daughter, Valerie Lynn to Michael Albert Mallough, son of Mr. andMt•s: Edgar Malloiigli'of Goderich. The wedding took place at the home of the bride on Saturday, October 2nd, 1976: Rev. G. Lockhart Royal officiated: -41 25.1/1 MEMORIAM MABON: In loving memory: of a son who passed away,... October 9th, 1973. • He is gone but not forgotten And, as dawns another year, In our lonely hours of thinking, Thoughts of him are always near. Days of sadness wilt come o'er uS. Many think the wound is healed, But they little know the sorrow That lies inthe heart concealed. —Sadly' rerissed and always remembered by Mom, Dad and. family, also Lynda and Cam 'in B.C.--41x SPARKS: In loving memory of a clear .husband, father and grandfather, Ross A. Sparks, who passed away -;one year ago, October 12, 1975. - As time unfolds another year, Memories keep you ever near; Silent thoughts of times together, Hold memories that will last foiever. • :. —Sadly mussed and always' remembered by his wife"Irene and family, June, Ross and Mac, and grandchildren. 41x THOM: .treasured memories of my brother'Jim who left us suddenly on October 18,1974. ' Our thoughts do often wander, To a grave so'far away, Where one we love is sleeping, Two years ago today. No one he loved was by his side • Tohearhis lastfaintsighs, 51isper jute/Ow/bigOr'whjute/Ow/big word, 1. Before he closed his eyes. Our hearts still ache with sadness •And secret tears stall float, M `t What'it int to lose you, i No4e will ever know. Always • rerinembered by sister. Helen and farnily —4I • a Our Editor .:,,, (continued from page 4) and, at the same time to be a successful business venture something that that is also im- portant to the community. May I congratulate you on your 'product and offer best wishes for ..its continued success.. - Sincerely, .J;M. Redditt. Midhurst • Need help Dear Editor; • - r " The history committee of the Tubilee`" 3•"'Committee is looking for. photographs arid illustrations Of earlier events,' people and places in Goderich to serve as illustrations in the history of the town which it is preparing fbr publication in the Jubilee year, 1977. If your readers can provide any of'these for us we Would be most grateful. Chairman of the, committee is. Mrs. J.W. Wallace, 35 Wellington Street, South, telephone 524-9372. Sincerely • Dorothy. Wallace Question please Dear Editor: On Saturday, Sept. 18; Henry Morgentaler was for the .' third time found "not -guilty" by a jury of per- forming an illegal abortion. The Alliance"for Life, the national co-ordinati'ng , organization for the pro-life groups.in Canada, demands a full and .public inquiry, into charges of jury tampering in ,the • trial of ,Dr. Henry Morgentaler. One of :the jurors in the most recent trial, Stated that an attempt had been made to bribe her. This , raises the ppssibility t that•other• Y, members of the jury may also have been 'approached.. This incident. throws •a -.cloak of suspicion' over.• all three of Morgentaler's trials :and a full.' inquiry must be carried out; - . In' addition,. there appears to be evidence' of intimidation oa of the jury due to the following '• incident which took place at the court on Satur- day, Sept. -18, .the 'last day of the trial: At 12 o'clock the jury reported to the presiding judge, Jacques Ducros; that it could not reach a verdict. Judge Ducros • 'advised the jury to recess for lunch and return at 2.p.m. to continue its.. deliberations. During lunch a photographer and reporter, the latter of whom is a known supporter ' of Morgentaler, photographed the jurors. Thee. jurors became very disturbed and reported the incident to the judge. They indicated that they had been iiitimidarted-by having been .ph'otographe apparently fearing that the picture could be used to identify them after the trial. At 3 p.m. the jury began deliberations again, and half an hour later, at 3:30 p.rri. it was suddenly announced that a decision had been reached. That ,decision:. was • "NOT GUILTY". ' It is ' in the interest of the Canadian judicial system, that a public inquiry be held in this 'case, - as the in- corruptibility of the jury is a :cornerstone of Aur system of justice. All Canadians who are concerned about the - sanctity of thejury system' and the protection of the iipersonaI safety of these and future jury members, will no CLARK - A sincere thank you to my relatives and friends while I: - was..in Hospital. Special thanks to , 1st and 2nd flbor.nurses, Dietary staff and. Dr. Lomas, all was greatly appreciated. Mrs. Anne" Clark. -41 Facing drives cause accident Good fences may make good . neighbours but ap- parently : facing . driveways could strain the relationshiii Damage totall4d $800' on October 4 when Mildred Hartmen of -180. 1•ftiron. Road backed du Robert Prous'e o 181 Huron Road did Ali ,ewise ..at. precisely the sarr time.The cars collided the street two a center line causing $400 damage to each vehicle; There were no injuries. In other .traffic 'mishaps investigatedthis week by the Goderich Police Department damage was estimated at $900 when a vehicle -driven by Denver Dickie of 249` 'Lighthouse Street in Goderich and a taxidriven by Beryle: Betties of 115 St. 'David Street, Goderich were . in- volved in a ..collision on. Maitla""nd Road. The drivers escaped Without injury. Vehicles driven by Ronald. Maines of 217 Park Street, Goderich ' and Gordon Leamen of 16.9 Newgate Street, Goderich collided at the intersection of East and Victoria Streets on 01Taier 2. Damage was estimated at $250 to the Maines ' car and $300 to the Leamen vehicle, There were no injuries: In addition . to these mishaps, officers . of t.he, Isocal . Police Department investigated two other minor accidents, laid seven charges under the Criminal Code, 15 under the 'Highway Traffic Act and three under the Liquor Licence Act. of her drive and with members of the Ship's Company who sailed in the Canadian Navy frigate H.M.C.S. "CAP -DE -LA- MADELEINE" during th"e years 1944-45. " It has been over 30,, years since we said our "so longs" and went our, separate ways and just maybe W there are some who have taken up residence in this area. - I hope to re-establish old friendships by means of a. newsletter and if possible,• organize a reunion in 1977. These who, served in her during' her first .Commission (1944-45) or those who have' knowledge of anyone whe_did' so, may contact me atthe: following address,--,. Les Williams 327 Ashland Avenue/ Winnipeg, Manitoba R3L LL6 Any ide-as? Dear Editor Our County Council is to be - commended for the 'stand taken in asking for a ban of bow -and -arrow hunting of. deer 'in.Huroh County..1 think a this reflects the attitude of a great many people; the Council represented us well in the matter. A few days ago a lady. telephoned me with what I feel is such a delightful thought that I want to pass .it on, particularly as a couple of other 'people have . been in touch with ` the - Parks 'Foreman, Peter. Spain, with. similar requests. ThParks workers are now in the process of putting our flowerbeds to winter rest. Although we try to keep the annual flowers as long as possible, this week and next we have to remove the Eduifitinfl remains of summer flowers. Among them there will be a number•,of individual plants (fibrous be'goni.as, dusty miller, impatiens) in reasonably good condition, suitable for planting in pots to brighten homes and offices. The question was whether this is allowed. The Parks Committee and Peter feel it is a lovely idea that some•of our summer colour and spirit would be prolonged a little to delight* these who .care to work onit. ` - Those who are interested please keep in touch with Peterr when his crew is ac -.- 'Wally working on the beds. By the way, would any of you have ideas (or offers?) where we could store the geraniums? The Town has no suitably cool place; our facilities are either heated or freezing in the winter. If you think of something please let Peter know Yours sincerely, -r Elsa Haydon Names please - Dear Editor, I am very sorry -to be so late in sending you my cheque for the Goderich Signal-Starsubscription. • You will find .it enclosed with this letter. I received issue Thursday, September 23rd and I sin- cerelyhope my cheque will be ,time for the "next issue (September 30), since I am interested in the names of the people in the picture named "After the; Battle" Goderich .Old Nome ,Week, Aug. 7-11, 1921. Several faces, are familiar to me but. I. cannot name them. I went to. Goderich Collegiate but • I came to Toronto in 1919. I'lived on the' farm .where Mr. Prest 'the' electrician now lives. I spent most of my. childhood there, > . S.S.1Vo 1 school, • • Long term members of the staff who have retired recently from Seaforth Community Hospital were honored Wednesday evening when they Were presented with engraved plaques recognizing their years .of : service. The awards were presented by Board. President, David C. Cornish, assisted 1 y Mrs. J. McConnell, Chairman.of the Public Relations Committee, at the annual board dinner at Seaforth Golf and Country Club. Shown here are (left) Mrs. Effie Stephenson, 1968 - 76; Mrs. Mary Coleman, 1956 - 76; Robina Comrie df Goderich, 1965.- 76; R. Cyril' Kirk, 1968 - 76 and William Miller 1967 96: ' Absent when the picture was taken was Mrs. Susanna Van Loon; 1969 - 1976. Dear Readers (continued from page 4) • - the National. Cancer Institute plans to make a two. year pilot study of- the possibilities of screening for beeast cancer, probably in. association with Women's College Hospital i1 Toronto. "Should the results of that study' be positive, the • likelihood is that National Health and Welfare will participate in. a nation-wide screening program ins the. foreseeable future," _the speaker said. • "Meanwhile, I urge: caution in your assessment of either the optimistic' or negative reports on the subject," said Mr.' Insley, "particu'Tarly ' in the United States which we. are seeing so frequently in the media." attendedSo , ! Goderich Collegiate. and Stratford Normal. School. -`Then_, L. tau; ht in S.S. No. 1 •!; t before coming 'to`Toronto in �.o r •• 1919. I: still . rdad and enjoy the Goderich .Signal -Star. Thank you. la Mrs. J.A. (Reta) van Wessel Toronto. aeiays • ro eprt Huron County. Director of Education: told the Board at its meeting on Monday af- ternoon that the interim report on a feasibility study on possible adoption of a formalized system of per- formance review for board -employees has been delayed. The Education Committee of the, Board had recom- m e in the spring that work begin on such a study and the Director of Education was asked to present an in- terim report -at' the October 1976 meeting of the Board. Mr. Cochrane, in a brief. report submitted o the meeting, told the Board that he had spent a good portion of the summer gathering and reading material pertaining to various types of -'.per-' formance review ' systems. - The reading task, he ex- plained, . had • not yet been completed. His report noted that t' of doubt agree. with our demo for a public 'inquiry. (Sub- mitted by the. Goderich . and District Pro -Life Group) Mrs. Grace Austin, Publicity chairman. 1. progress on prepara ion the formal presentation on the subject ground to a halt in September with his in- volvement -__ n=vo-l-ve.m.ent-____ in salary__ negotiationsand preparation of material for the fact finder appointed by the Education Relations Commission. :+++. The message of the Cancer Society is HOPE. Anyone who is or ever `*has been - associated in any way with the disease knows that •' cancer, while it still l takes many lives each year, is much more controllable now. Some patients can actually be, cured, while • many, many others can live for years and years with cancers that are under active treatment. There isn't much .doubt, either, that the day will come -when cancer treatment will be as successful as. the treatment for diabetes, . for instance. As a small child, polio. was a particularly. disabling' illhess . which seemed to -reach' epidemic disease,. but defeat the terrible fear which is so often attached to, even the word Cancer. , • - Figure skaters 7 ,. p tan' new proportions.. Thanks to.Dr: season on . ice Jonas Salk, polio needn't be much_of a worry anymore for anyone. Cancer could one day be beaten' just as suc- cessfully. . ' - What do we do about our .• fears? Our prejudices'? People are most afraid of what they don't understand.., e defense Therefore, the best T against those'concerns and foolish ideas is education .... learning all that can be learned about cancer and passing along what' is discovered to. anyone with whom we come in contact There's no'more shame to cancer than to the 'common cold. So let's talk about it," learn about it. And let's work together to not only defeat the • The Goderich Figure Skating Club held its monthly meeting on Tuesday, Sep- tember 28. Membership to date is 65 skaters.' Skating is expected to start on Saturday, October 23 at Vanastra. National Sk ti Skating Test, level (all badges') will skate -from 11:00 a.ni. - 12 noon, and the fee is $20.00 Juniors will _skate from 12:15- 2:30 the fee is $35:00,• Senior will ' skate from 2:45 - 5:00. and the fee is $35.00. Interclub will be.held in Mitchell l on March 6. Christmas School will be held this year at Vanastra from Dec. 27 - Jan. 2 i -d -- Answer came ,Dear Editor, In connection' with a recent item in the Signal -Star about the J. C. Martins of the !Colborne House, Mrs. Lillian. J, `- Livingstone of Tampa, Florida, writes':' "My sister sent me an undated clipping concerning J. C. Martin and his newlittle son, and the generous gifts to the baby and his mother from Mr, S. Sloan. I can provide the name of the baby ;-he was Samuel S.,;born. 1877 died•1890, and is buried in j the Martin .crypt' atthe en- trance to the 'Maitland Cemetery:" W.E. Elliott . Contacting :friend; Deat Editor, ' I dam writing to• various ... newspapers across Canada illi the bones of making contact Based on the amount of material to be weighed, and thetime required to obtain employee input and reaction, he explained, it is estimated thatat least six months will elapse before a'formal report could be 'ready. 'for the Board's consideration.. 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