The Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-07-19, Page 6'
PAGE 6 —GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, TSURSDAY., JULY 19, 1979
Erosion
study...
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watched the gullies gr�w
for several de9ades.
The purpose of the
study is not to_allow the
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two etude"�to�draw any
conclusions or make
specific recom-
mendations, They are
merely assembling in-
formation about the
gullies tbuj engineers or
technologists can use to
plot solutions.,
But koowbng solutions
is only part of the
problem according to
Rob Keip, co,um.uudy
relations officer with the
MVCA. Keip points out
that solving the erosion
problems can sometimes
be more expensive than it
is worth.
Be points out that
stopping an eroding gully
may cost tens of
thousands of dollars and
the landowners that are'
payingthat bill have to
take a look at the
situation to see if a cot-
tage or crop field is worth
ot-tageorcropbebdiowordb
the expense.
One concern lan-
downers and the MVCA
have in common is ad-
ditional problems created
d'ditinoaiprobienosoreatod
by anxious landowners
taking Short term
remedial action. When
gullies come dangerously
close to •a cottage the
owner invariably dumps
garbage or fill over the
bank to try to olo(v the
erosion. Barring that a
hasty tile drainage job
will be done to divertthe
water to another area.
Both �f those actions do
nothing but create more
problems. Loose fill does
nothing more t.han make
the bank more unstable
while improperly placed
gabions or draipo divert
the problem to anotbe,r
area. The result is that
where".One problem
existed there are now
two. . `
But despite some
landowners taking the
law int5 their own hands
many are our?.r and
willing to spend money to
fight erosion. What now
has to be done is deter- ,
mine .how much money
has to be spent and
where.
Smile
Their marriage broke
up because of illness in
the family -they got sick
of each other!
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MR. AND MRS. JOHN DUNCAN
CAMPBELL (Photo by Hadden's
Studio)
The shore of Lake Hurori north and south of Goderich
is pitted by 96 gullies like this one. Not all the gullies
are as large as this but the i of lnd that slides
into the gullies annually has sparked exhaustive
studies on erosion and what can be done to stop it.
Sorne of the gulties have been around a long time and
extend' inland more than a mile. Studies indicate
some of the larger gullies on the takeshore growat at a
rate of over 500feet a year. (photo by Jeff Seddon)
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Many cottage
shoreline •know
belonging to Art Sanford
ground two years ago and
the erosion problems
owners
about
along
erosion.
the Lake Huron
This guest house
of Kitchener was on solid
now can't be used. Some of
have been created by anxious
cottage owners trying
Many, of the owners are wi mg and eager to spend
the money it takes to curb rosion of their property.
(photo by Jeff Seddon)
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The shade of Court House Park an attractive d cool
setting for the annual Festival Of the Arts Show this past
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weekend. The show featured the work of several Goderleh and
area artlsts and craftsmen. (photo by Dave Sykes) `
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.North Street United Church in Go
tractively decorated with white bow
forgct-me-notsand baby's breath
June %2for the early summer w
Brindley of B.R. 6 Goderich a
phoUVfR.B`}Tivorton..
The bride is thedaughte
c8cyo[•Goderlchand the
the groom is the son
Tiverton and the late
The Reverend Ra
ring ceremony. M
by organist, Ro
soloist, William
Has. Broken, T
Life.
The bri
Ross J. B
She
rich was at -
and altar acnd
candelabra arrangements of wh'
6 daisies, blue
n Friday evening,
ding of Marie Lynn
Cam -
of Mm.Doneldu[Bdn-
f Mrs. Irene Campbell of
ncan Campbell.
h King officidted at the double
lc for the ceremony Was provided
ert. Blackwell who accompanied
tiles of Goderich, who sang Morning
e Lcirds Prayer, and You Light Up My
was given in marriage by her brother,
iod|oyOfB,B.6Goderich: •
n -e a formal floor length.gown of silk organza
fei.itur'rig an empire bodice with V -neckline, standup
min attire seed pearl mandarin collar, -slim line
s\`'vov. and fud|8,Une skirt ending in a beautiful
uthadru| train trimmed in lace and satin, She also
wore a double tiercd fingertip veil cascading from a
juliet caof matchingai\korguozuurimnnuedwidb|ucu
and seed pearls to match her gown.
She c4rried a red rose silk cascade bouquet mixed
Maid of honor was Helen Brindley of Colborne
Township, sister of the bride„ She word a deore blue
fitted bodice, full 'skirt and split caplet sleeves. She
wore white daisies and blue forget-me-nots in her hair.
She carried a symphony design bouquet of white
daisies, blue forget -me -riots and baby' breath with
long blue streamers to match her gown. ..
Bridesmaids were Nancy Brindley and Norinne
Brindley „ sisters of the bride and Mrs. Ruth Siegel of
Tivertbri, sister of the groom. They were all gowned
identically to. the maid of honor and carried the same
Carolyn Anson, niece of the bride from Wingham,
`wuo-thc flowergirl. She wore a blue deor floorlength
gown 'with. empire waist, caplet sleeves and white
daisy lace trim. She carried obasket ufdaisies, forget- •
mc-noto_and baby's breath and wore daisies in her
hair. .
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B��no���us���ro oY-R.R.-ITiverton,
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friendoy�
e grom.
Guests were ushered into the church' 'byLarry
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Munro of . friend of the Richard
Siegel of Tivermn, brother'in7luw of the and
Kenneth Brindley of Colborne Township, brother of
the bride. •
The groom wore a red rose in his lapel and •tbo
ushers wore daisies in their lapels. Soloist, William
Stiles and master of ceremonies; Jamieson Ribey,
wore white carnations in their lapels.
Peter Siegel of Tiverton, nephew of the groom, was
the ring bearer. Be wore a daisy boutonniere and
carried owhite crocheted and satin pillow .•
Following the wodding, a reception was held in
Saltford Valley Hall for about 250 guests with dancing '
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The bride's mother greetedi guests in a flOM- length
gown of powder blue quiana featuring a V-neckfine
and full sheer sleeves trimmed with a beaded
waistline. She also'wore a corsage of pink sweetheart
ns:n.
The 'o mother chose a floor length gown of
navy blue polyester with an abstract white and pale
ble design. She also wore a corsage of red roses.
For aweekend wedding trip, the bride changed to a
three piece brown figured polyester suit featuring a
cape and a yellow rose corsage
Prior to the couple leaving on their trip, master of
ceremonies, Jamieson Bibey, called them to the front
of the hall and presented them with ��purse of ey.
Thcgroom thanked everyone and tbo'brideinvited the
gucsts to visit their home at R .R. 1 Tiverton.
Guests were present at the wedding from Alberta,
Windsor, Sarnia, Wiarton, Kincardine, London,
Tivcrtonmndxurrouhdingureum. ^
Prior to the woddh9g, the bride and groom were
feted by the goo 'yneighbours, friends and | d
at a dance arrd reception at Tiverton Recreational
Centre durin Which Murray Munro presented the
bridal couple -to -be with a purse of money.
Mrs. Ruth Siegel; sister of the groom, held a relative
shower at her home in Tiverton:
The rc}utivcy, friends and neighboursin the Carlow
community held umiscellaneous shower.
Following the reheuroa|, the ilmmnediatm families
returned to thb•bride'o muthar'S. home in Goderich
which was tastefully decorated for the noomnn(onvvith
white bells, and pink and white streamers. Fit& the
- lu on there, the dining table was centered With
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three- [ermdvvyddingcak�and tall wvhitetapers.
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MR. AND MRS. RONALD MILLER
(PHOTO BY FRED H. BISSET
On Saturday,June 23, at Victoria Street United
Church, Goderich, Kristine Ruth Mailiet and Ronald
Kenneth Milier were united in marriage .,-
The
T6e bride is the daughter of John and Melha Mailiet,.
Godociob;:ondtbo8ronrn's parents are Ken and June
Miller, Goderich.
The Reverend John Wood officiated the double ring
ceremony, and Gron1�l�Uiyon sang "Follow &�e''and
"There is Love"
The bride, given in marriage by her parents, wore a
long gown of polyester silesta, which hunin nb t
pleats from the waist: The front bodice and cap
sleeves vvere:cnvered with tiny pearls lace. Her
mantilla veil was held in place by a rolted brim picture
hat, with a fioweron the side.
She carried a silk bouquet of yellow roses, white
miniature carnations, and lily oftfievaltey.
Matron of honor was Mrs. Brenda Schroeder, cousin
of thbride. Bridesmaids were J �
Mrs. Alice Koopmans, both friends of the bride.
They identical Ko
with a blouson bodice, narrow straps, and a matchint
sheer caPe of sunBurst pleats. They carried white
baskets of yelloverrriniature carnations, white daisies
and babies breatf• which were silk also.
Best man was Larry McCabe, friend of the groom,
and ushers were Wayne
��e Draper and Frank - -~g '
The groom wore a silver grey tuxedo with d.ark grey
mm.
tri, and the groomsmenwore dark grey trousers.
Following the ceremony, a reception was held
Saltford Valley hall. The bride's mother received
guests in a two-piece, dusty rose gown, of polyester
siesta. The groom's mother chose a long gown of
angel knit, in a sea spray color.
After, to Kingston, {uuuwo, and
Niagra Fmm, the couple took up residence at 232,
DawnroseDrive, Goderich. •
To be wed
GOETZ-SHORE
'&Yr. and Mrs. Harold Shore of Goderich, Ontmri0
and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Goetz of Ottawa,
Vntario, are pleased 'to announce the
engagement.cf their children, Patricia Jane and
David Alan. The wedding will take place at St.
George's Anglican Church, Goderic.h, on Jury 28,
1979at6:00p.nn.
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NONKES-GERRITS
Mr. and Mrs. John Gerrits of Goderich are
pleased to announce the forthcominurriage
of their dou8hter. Alice, to William Nonkes, of
Brmm tun.u000f Mr. and Mrs. John No'nkes of,
--w gdding d1 thee-Lmrd
willing, on July 21, 1879 utthe Clinton Christian
Reformed Church ut3:30p.nu.
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F1SHER-McCLURE '
Mr. 'and Mrs. Hugh McClure of Kitcbonor.
Ootario, announce the forthcoming marriage of
their daughter, Mary Frances, to Richard
Fiyher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Finhcc,
Goderich, Ontario. The wedding will take place
Suturduy. July 21, 1979, in St. Peter's Roman
Catholic Church, Goderich, Ontario at 3:00 p.rn.
ROBERTSON -MAIZE
Mr. and MTS. John Maize of Dungannon are
pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage
of their daughter Debra Marie to Mr. James
Angus Bohertoon, son of Mr. and Mrs. James
Robertson of ^3uderiat The wedding will take
place in Victoria Street United CJiurh, Goderich
onSuturday.July %8.l97U,ut6:O0p.m.
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SHELTON-McCLINCHEY
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer MnC|inohey. RR 2,
Goderich and Mr. mnd Mrs. Charles Shelton of
Goderich would like t annunce the forthcoming
'marriage of their children Brenda Anne and
Allan,Charles on Frliday. July 27th. 1979 at 6:30
O'clock `|n Victoria Street United Church,
Goderich.
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