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ONALD: Danel and Betty
o announce the arrival of
handsome son, Da-rey-
r l at A endra Marine and
p tal in Goderich on
rat Hos
tuber 5th, 1977. Darcy's
grandparents are Charlie
lara Brindley ap,d Norman
Roselle MacDonald, Great
parents are Ivy and Harold
stone.-37nc
In Scarboro on Sep -
r 9, 1977, to Captain Walter
and his wife Anne, a son,
air Huntley.-37nc
SON - Bill and Margaret
appy to announce the birth
'r daughter Susan Lynn on
t 16th, 1977, at Royal
ndra Hospital, Edmonton,
to A sister for Patricia.
d grandchild for Mr, and
Bert Kempster, Goderich,
and Mr. and Mrs, Ian
on., Red Deer, Alber-
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MERS To Mr. and Mrs.
rd Chalmers, Goderich,
o, at Alexandra Hospital,
ich, on September• 9, 1977, a
oshua John.-37nc
ngagem'ents
nd Mrs. Wilmer Rutledge
oannounce the forthcoming
ge.of their daughter, Jean
to William Blair Butcher, -
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. But-
Hillsburgh, Ontario. The
ng will take place Friday,
her 23, 1977 at 6:00 p.m. at
nited Church. -37
nd Mrs, Dougall Clutton,
ich, Ontario, wish to an-
e the engagement of their
ter, Valerie Grace, to Mr.
is Arseen Van Hende son"
and Mrs. Arseen Van
St. Thomas, Ontario. The
g will take place Sep -
17, 1977, at Holmesville.,
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ter, Ruth Katharine, to Mr.
Walter Carrick, son of Mr.
Mrs. Donald Carrick,
ich, Ontario. The wedding
ake place ,on Saturday,
er 1, 1977, at Knox
yterian Church, Goderich,-
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oderich,..o-37
nd Mrs, Eric Carman,
ich, Ontario. are pleased to
nce the forthcoming
age of their daughter,
Lee, to John Vance, son of
td Mrs. Whitford Vance of
ich. The wedding
oily will take place Sep -
r 24, 1977, at 3 p.m. at Knox
byter'an Church,
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arriages
Campion is pleased to
ce the marriage of her
er, Kelly Lynn, to Paul
sHart, Stratford, Ontario,
f Mr. and Mrs. Sam
ead (Gwen Hart),
o, Ontario. The wedding
place in St. George's
an Church, Goderich, at 4
on' Saturday, September
n memoriam
E: • Idi loving memory of a
nephew, Allan Robert
Who passed away Sept. 18,
From hospital bed to
ul rest, God took you home
is guest. You suffered too
your pleasures were few,
ever deserved what you
rough. You stood the test
od it well, ,rust what you
d, none can tell< All your
nd pains have gone, But
for you still lingers on.
Y remembered by Aunt
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In loving memory of
:Cooke, who passed away
ears ago, September 18,
ul
thingemories are won-
s,st till the longest day,
'ver wear out, they never
nnever be given away,
e you may he forgotten,
rs a part of the past,
us who loved you and lost "
emory will always last,
membered by Mom, Dad,
rand sisters, -37x
R - in loving memory of
arents and grandparents,
rid Harvey Fisher, who
away September 15, 1975
ober 11 1969, respectively,
their smile has gone
it hands we cannot touch.
haves() many memories
nes we loved so much.
emory is our keepsake,
ich we'll never par's,
though they're gone
have them in our hearts,
remembered by Donna,
6'erald, Betty:. Vivian,
falfl'ilies,-_37x
30. In memoriam
'RODGER - In loving memory of
our dear son and brother,
William Norman, Who entered
into rest September 20, 1969.
It doesn't matter the day or year,
There's always memories,
always a tear.
Memories don't fade they just
grow deep,
For those we love but cannot
keep.
Lovingly remembered and sadly
missed by Dad, Mom, Warren,
David, Vickie, Neil and
Sheila. -37
GRIFFIN - In loving memory of
our dear mother and grand-
mother, Htazel Griffin, who left us
September 9, 1970.
We miss you more each year, our
dear Nana,
Always in our thoughts, Audrey,
Bob, Cathy and Jason. -37
31. Card of thanks
GEMEINHARDT - I would like
= to thank 'everyone for their
kindness, cards and flowers,
while I was a patient in Alex-
- Sandra Marine and General
Hospital. I would also like to
express my sincere thands to the
nurses in the special cave unit, to
those on the second floor, and
Doctors Death and Flowers. The
cure and concern is appreciated
and will he remembered,
Kathleen Gemeinhardt.-37
THORBURN • The family of the
late. Mrs. Erica Thorburn would
like to thank the friends, neigh-
bours and relatives who were so
kind during the recent loss of
their wife and mother, Special
thanks to Sgt. Bacon and the
Goderich Town Police Dept. For
their help in locating Barry, Also
to the Stiles Funeral Home and
Rev. Crocker. -37x
MCDOUGALL - 1 wish to thank
relatives, friends and neighbours
for cards', flowers, gifts and visits
while .1 was a patient in
Alexandra Hospital, Special
thanks to Doctors Walker,
Thompson, and nurses-and'staff
second- east. Andrea (Andy)
McDougall. -37x
MOERBEEK: -The family of'the
late Leo Moerbeek wish to ex-
press sincere thanks to all
relatives, friends and neighbours
who were so kind during the
recent loss of •their father,
grandfather • ' •itnd• --great-
grandfather. A special thanks to
Father Hardy, Dr. C. Doorly and
the staff of Huronview. Also,
special thanks to Fr. J. Winter
and Fr. E.
Dentinger . who concelebrated
the
the Funeral Mass; and to Fr. A.
Loebach, Fr. J. Caruanna and
Fr. Ryan who attended the Mass.
Many thanks to McCallum
Funeral Horne, pallbearers,
those who sent Masses, flowers,
cards of sympathy and donations
to the Heart Fund and Cancer
Society and to those who assisted
in any way during our
bereavement.
TheMoerheek family. -37x
HARRISON - I would like to
thank my relatives and friends
for their visits, cards and treats
while I was a patient in
University Hospital. These were
deeply appreciated. Lawrence
Harrisnn.-37
MERIAM - !,e wis1't o thank the
town of Goderich for the lovely
flower arrangement on our 50th
Wedding anniversary, also
Marion and 13111 Beacorrt, Bette
and Malt Fuller, Bev and Marvin
Million, Bill and Lois and
family; Thank you all, for the
lovely cards we received. Thanks
to Toni' and Stan, Barbara and Ai
Jack, Lois and Bill and families
for the surprise dinner at the
Sandpiper inn at Clinton, also the
lovely clock and the anniversary
plate. Euphemia and Roy. -37x
Bulletin Board
GODERICH TOWNSHIP
RECREATION DANCE, White
Carnation, Holmesville, Satur-
day, September 24th. Music by
"Nothin' Fancy", dancing 9.30 to
I am. For tickets contact 482-9954
"White Carnation," or any
member of Recreation Com-
mittec.-37A R
D. Livestock
'1977 Northern Stocker
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WIARTON' der Soles
burs. Sept. 22 •
10:00 a.m„ 3000; THESSALON -
Wed. Sept. 28 - 10:00 a.m., 1200;
MANITOULIN (Little Current) -
Thurs. Sept. 30, 9:30 a.m., 3000;
SOUTH RIVER • Fri. Sept.,30 -
10:00 a.m., 1000; AMOS - Mon.
Oct. 3 - 12:00 noon, 800; LA
SARRE Tues. - (Dupuy) Oct. 4 -9:30 1500;) LORRAINVILLE
- Wed. Oct. 5 • 10:00 a.m., 800;
NEW LISKEARD - Thurs. Oct. 6
11:00 a.m., 1000; WIARTON •
Thurs. Oct, 13 - 10:00 a.m., 3000;
RAINY RIVER (Stratton) - Mon,
Oct. 17 - 11:00 a.m., 2600; LA
SARRE (Dupuy) - Tues. Oct. 18 -
9:30a.m.,, 1500; SOUTH RIVER -
Thurs. Ott.,20 • 11:00 a,m., 500;
EASTERN ONTARIO (Galetta) -
Mon. Oct. 24 - 10:00' a.m., 1800.
Advertising Manager 5. Mac-
Donald, Bots 1,3b, Huntsville,
Ontario POA 11(0. Telephone 705-
759-5491.
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The organizing/committee
for thg .third annual Van
Egmond Foundation
Ciderfest has decided to hold
the festivities again on the
grounds of the Van Egmond
House on Sunday, October 2.
It had been suggested that
Ciclerfest be held this year at
the Community Centre, but it
was felt moving it from the
House would result in a loss of
"atmosphere".
Dorothy Williams, chair-
man of the event, said that
she had spoken to a number of
people and they all felt that
having Ciderfest at the arena
would definitely "Lose
something".
Based on the great success
of last year's Ciderfest, it was
decided that much of the
cider would have to be
prepared in advance.
Terrence Hussey said last
year we were 20 or 30 gallons
behind the demands - always,
when there was no reserve
supply, and there was 'only
one press working.
There will still .be the cider
CODE RIC(-) SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY;'
erfest
press at the Festival to
demQQstrate _the m.akin.g-,of
the beverage, but cider will
be ready ahead of time too.
Last year, .one press made
about 300 gallons during the
day,.'
It was decided this year
that there will be a Country
Market stall selling fresh
produce, homemade jams
and jellies, candles, etc. Mrs.
Grace Hussey is organizing
the booth.
Mrs. Williams said a
campaign would have to be
mounted to see if "we
couldn't scare up some apples
and vegetables from around
here" and asked people to
call her if they have windfall
apples available.
Canned goods are fine too,
for the Country Store. Lots of
people buy a couple of cans of
stuff - they eat one, and
nobody'll, touch the second.
We could use it, if it's not
going to be used otherwise,"
she said,
Besides the Country
market, there will also be the
Pornography
is like a cancer
by Richard Shaw
"Pornography is like a cancer and we've got to
start somewhere to stamp it out,"
These were chairman Mickey Vere's words at
Monday night's meeting of the Huron -Perth
County Roman Catholic Separate School Board,
Vere was referring to a letter, which was'sent to
all the boards of education in the country, from
the Periodical Distributors of Canada.
The letter suggests that the issue or
availability of pornographic material to children
should be left in the hands of the courts and that
the boards should3not interfere.
Director of Education, Bill Eckert said that the
letter is a public relations document that is full of
contradictions and accusations.
The availability of pornography is an issue
which has raised much discussion at recent
O,S.T.C. meetings. The Huron -Perth Separate
School board also received a mentgrarndum from
the executive director of the Ontario School
Trustee's Council concerning pornography. The
memorandum says that "As educators we must
be concerned at the pouring of millions of dollars
into publications for marketing, which give a
distorted impression of social acceptability and
normalcy of sexual deviation" and the
availability of these publications to children.
Trustee Arthur Haid 'said "It`s not only
magazines and written material, but movies and
television also go uncensored and are available
to children,"
Haid went on -to say, "There's nothing that
takes a hold of a child's mind like that TV set."
Chairman Vere suggested that trustees write
their local aldermen,, members of the
legislature, and member of parliament. "If they
get enough letters they'll have to take action on
the issue or we won't put them back in,"
According to ,Vere, letters from,,,prganizations
which contain a list of names don't hold any
punch anymore. "We must write thepoliticians
individually expressing our concerns on the
subject."
The matter was referred to the next meeting of
the board to allow the trustees to consider the
issue and be ready to decide what, is to be done.
One suggestion, to form a special committee -to
deal with the issue, was forwarded to the Sep-
tember 26 meeting of board.
Revised report......
• from page I
tatted the downtown merchants to determine if
their organization had any opinion on the
possible lifting of the parking restrictions,'
"If Doherty wanted feedback, all he had to do
was ask," commented Chisholm.
Chisholm is excited about the plans for
downtown becauspwof the establishment of the
Business Improvement Area. He said better than
50 paved parking spaces will be available behind
the Craigie building on Lighthouse Street
shortly, and said more improvements are
planned for the near future.
John Schaefer, another downtown merchant,
is closely involved with the Business
Improvement Area and is also hopeful that the
core area will become more attractive and more
convenient for shoppers once the BIA gets off the
ground.
Schaefer agreed with Chisholm that Chairman
Doherty should have been in touch with the
downtown businessmen before putting forth a
notice of motion concerning the possibility of
lifting the two-hour parking restrictions, even for
a trial period.
Schaefer said it appeared the traffic com-
mittee' would put the responsibility on the
business people to see that:persons working
downtown did not park all day in the business
district during business hours. He said there
would be no way for the business men to ac-
complish this and felt that the town bylaw
restricting parking for a two-hour time limit was
the best solution to date.
There was no indication at Monday's council
meeting whether Doherty would seek a seconder
for his motion concerning the parking restric-
tions, or not. The notice of motion read: "That
consideration be given to lift all Time Restricted
Parking on The Square and the adjacent streets
(core area) for a three month period and the
onus for parking be put on the businessmen -
women".
ever popular sausage burgers
or "Big Van's" that went ever
so well last year. Farmer's
sausage will also be made
fresh that day, as it has been -
for the last two years.
]''here will be demon-
strati(.ms of honey extraction,
butter churning, rug making
and violin making. The
Committee is trying to
arrange displays of antique
quilts, Egrnondville pottery
and demonstrations of
shinning and shingle cutting.
Last year, Glen McNichol's
shingle mill and the steam
engine that powered it, drew]
large crowds. It watt
Suggested that the shingles
produced could be branded
with a distinctive Van
Egmond House brand, and
sold as souvenirs,
Attendance last year at
Ciderfest topped the 3,000 _
mark and the weather then
was bitterly cold and
probably kept a lot of people
away, said. Gladys Van
Egmond, the Chairman of the
Foundation's Ways and
Means C..om mittee, watt any
luck at all, we should be able
to double `that." Proceeds will
go to restore the Van Egmond
house.
Anyone_-. -inte.rested....i.n:.:
volunteering to help at
Ciderfest on one of the many
committees, is asked to call
Mrs. Williams at 482-3326.
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Lively
spoof
on Bard
Paul Thompson, Artistic' _
Director of Theatre Passe Clinton
Muraille, will direct Phone: 482-9371
"Shakespeare For Fun and
Profit - A Canadian Dream",
which Will play in the Theatre
of the St. Lawrence Centre in
Toronto prior to an Ontario
• tour in October ' and
engagements across Calnada.
This- colorful, lively show
with a splash of language..
farce and folk comedy will
incorporate approximately 65
.percent of the.original text of
William Shakespeare's A
Midsummer Night's Dr•eam<
The TPM company will
transform the' location to a
sleepy Ontario town and
prove that even Canadians-
are:
anadiansare: "such things as dreams
and plays are made of."
The story follows one John
Bottom who decides there's
profit to h'c made in culture
and promptly applies for a
Wintario grant to produce a
play that will "not only
astound the nobles hut -delight
anyone who has the courage
to attend, No one has a
hammerlock on culture,". he
declares, "not even rude
mechanicals like myself and
my friends."
The TPM company who ,.ilso, l,rt,
originally brought "The
Farm Show", "1837", and "1
Love You Baby Blue" to the
stage, are currently
rehearsing the collective
creation in the town of
Se'forth.
John Gray, who provided
the • music for "1837" will
compose the score for this
production being designed by
Warren Hartmann.
Performances run from.
September 21 to October 1 in
the Theatre of the St.
Lawrence Centre in Toronto.
Curtain time is 8:00 p.m. and
tickets are- priced from $7.50
to $2,00, Rcservation,s•can he
made by calling the box office
at 366.7721
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'closed in Sun Porch. New roof,
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The new ilonte Insulation
Program came int() e'ffec't in
Ontario- onScptcnlI 'r 1, 11177.
The $1.4 million program
will be :idol blistered through
separate office set up by
('en 111)1 Mor tgago and
'rousing in Montreal.
Application details and in
formation con he ohtaincd by
calling this office collect on
the following number, 514-341
1511.
I•:ligihlc homeowners can
apply for taxable grants of up
10 $350 to cover two-thirds of
the cost of insulation
materials. in order to qualify
the homes must he huilt
before 1921, be a principal
residence and under three
,tone's in height.
The year 1s to he
prow u „i4 el} atRanred, attd
1054 ,111 unit, Completed
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u ilh thermal efficiency
standards at least as high as
the energy conservation
standards for new buildings
prepared by the National
ltescarch Council.
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maintained, each with private entrance. Private
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A Auburn. 11/2 storey redwood vertical -sided home has a living
room .24' x 14'; fireplace; open staircase. Ultra modern
kitchen. Sky windows, (No. 228)
WHEN BUYING OR SELLING, CONTACT
JACK CUMMINGS VIC FOX ORTON LOOAN
524-9624 •523-9525 555-2746
BILL CLIFFORD CHARLIE TYNDALL •
524-9090 524-7453 520-1291
SHARON ELLIOTT
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