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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-04-27, Page 7fI - Ir p ployed in r�grarn MR. AND MRS. H. J. CHAMBERS Chambers-hlc Whinn�y wed atNiI� United Potted white mums decorated Nile United Church April for the wedding ceremony at which Harry John Chambers, RR 2 Goderich and Claire Isbella McWhinne-y,, Dungannon, became man and wife. Rev. C. McClenaghan conducted the double -ring' marriage for the daughter of Mr. • • and Mrs. Hugh McWhinney and the son' of Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Chambers. The wedding music was supplied by • Mrs. Allen Webster: Given in marriage by Robert McWhinney, Goderich, the bride wore a floor -length A-line gown of white polyester satin with pearl braid around the neckline. The bodice featured long, puffed sleeves with braid trim at the cuffs. Her mantilla veil was lace - edged and she parried white baby mums and yellow roses. Maid of honor was Heather Park, Dungannon. She chose a floor -length mauve empire -styled 4 gown with long, puffed sleeves. A ribbon at the waistline fell to the floor' at back, from a :bow, - She. • carried a nosegaydi w , Fc ' • and mauve mums. Groomsman was Gordon' Berry, Londesboro. 'Usher was James -McWhinney, -ZuriclL *' Single yellow mums graced the tables for the reception in Nile United ._church. The bride's `Mother wore a white 'and rh ave floral print with three-quarter length sleeves and a corsage of yellow and white mums. The ,-•-r groores not-her-wore°a-turquoise t4 crimplene dress with three- quarter length•. sleeves and a Your credit union is a family affair. Be A Member - It's where you ...belong GODERICH- COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION 39 Al. OWId St, 5247071 corsage of yellow' and white mums. For travelling to Cornwall, the bride changed to a floor -length red crimplene dress with long sleeves and a hood "--lined with white. Whited buttons to the knee trimmed the dress. The bride's corsage was white and 'yellow roses. • The couple is residing Goderich. • Prior to her marriage the bride was feted at three showers. Heather Park was the hostess for a shower pn March 13 at her home; Mrs. Elgin Chambers entertained relatives at her home March 20; and Nile United Church was the scene of a community shower March 27. O11repori mini fiikes gni IJghays: „: With the arrival of spring the Goderich detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police -report that complaints of-rrnirrorsriding� mini bikes on 'highways have started to tome into the O.P•P• of fice• .._.. - "These vehicle -s, when used - properly, can be a source of pleasure-- and ' enjoymen`t,'" Constable E.. W. •Moulton observed, "but w-hert--trniicen ed minors are allowed to operate an unli'cenced, uninsured . mini hike on the' highway it is a serious matter." "Perhaps the patents of the children involved do not realize that not only is the child operator's life endangered when he is allowed to go onto the highway but the child, parent and .vehicle Owner are, .liable to - be charged and- taken, to' court," Constable Moulton said. '`If the fact that•"the police may catch the child, and as a result charge any .or all of the aforementioned persons, is not a grim thought," he fur"ther observed, "perhaps thethought of a civil- suit -.asthe result...0_41X_ f_an._-4 accident will bring' the parents around to the conclusion that mini bikes, ,while driven by minors, unlicenced and uninsured, do not belong on the highways," o.a The SWEEP program is coming to Goderich this year - and according to Councillor Frank Walkoni, about eight men and a foreman will be arriving' in the community • after the .summer project sponsored by the government gets underway„ As well Goderich- Town Council entertained a delegation of two GDCI studeftts--Mary Gregg and Jane Smith- who asked for permission for the Nattira group from the school to "clean up certain areas around ttie town". Miss , Gregg who `was the spokesman, said her, group was interested in the•,jeach area in particular.. Councillor Mrs. Elsa Haydon stiggested that, she would be willing to jpin the group with her rake if that would be helpful -.and she wondered $if other people in the community would be anxious to work with the young „people as well. Reeve Paul Carroll was assigned to co-operate with the young people and to suggest desirable districts in which to begin their.clean-up program. It was learned that•,ttie section of Elgin Avenue from Victoria Street to Sout'h Street will be ander 'construction this year. Council concurred twith a resolution from the City of St Thomas• which asks -pat the Ministry resyponsi.ble for operation of the Assessment Review Courts, Regional Assessment Offices and related functions be requested to - take appropriate action to ensure the disposition• of appeals on -or before the 30th day of November in any year and the certification of • the roll". , Reeve Paul Carroll " then expressed his regrets to .Administrator Harold Walls who „Reeve Carroll said had been "upstaged" by the clerk from St. Thomas. Walls, Carroll reported, had been working on a similar resolution to go out from . the Town of. Goderich. + +, #_ A resolution from the Town of was • not in favor of one Alan carrying two or more votes. Councillor Frank Walkom pointed out that if the Mayor would also be .a member of county Council, he would bei"pretty well a runtime man" - Reeve Paul Carroll -was-` in favor of the Wingham resolution and said that in his opinion, county council would be strengthened by the move. "I'm not agairist mayors at county council," said Profit. "I'm against eliminating the deputy -reeves. Lt is, not a good enough solution." The letter will be "received and filed". + + + Council learned Thursday evening that the audit fees: for 1972 will be .increased by A.M. Harper. The costs will go from •• $4,500 to $5,550. , It appears that the sidewalks and driveways leading up to and `around the County Court House - will be repaired,. According to the Public Works Committee report, ,approved by council, the-Coilnty of Huron will do the -work, and after the grants have been applied, the bill will be the responsibility of the Town of Goderich. Trees at the entrance of the driveway to the Court House are to be set back from the driveway wrtopeRmitbetter maintenance. As well new benches are to be placed in Court House park with the older benches to be placed elsewhere in town. .+++• Councillor Stan Profit will - attend Ashfield Township Council for the purpose of discussing the fi•rreement• It is apparent the GoderiP5 Fire Department is being called, to more• Ashfield • fires. than the Lucknow Brigade and.Councillor Profit •feels ''it isa.time"that.this.. situation was brought to' an, understanding': Wingham--_suggesting that the ... Mayors of the towns' become ± + county councillors in place of the The agreement hetw•een the' deputy -reeves was greeted- with Ontario Housing Corporation and riffled emafion's by the members" - they • • Town bf. Goderich til asv of council'. reviewed recently by/the' The - Wingham , resolution Administrative Committee o#'' pointedout•that there is a lack of Council. The municipal share of ---e o -n t -t -h4 y- i41 --ill- u n -i -c i pal the.:L9.71.dell . i i 7 „cent and government when a mayor of a results in a total•of $1,420,60. town is not a member of county The Administrative Committee council. recommended to council that a - ..-_ ' . sent- t - the-Ontii-rqo:. ._ Tlie� r-esoliaf roti ��u�rther : doted•w�.-to "�- • that the voting powers of the municipality will not be affected if approval is gained for the new 'I -structure. - "How Many votes do we have at county Council?''' asked Councillor Stan 'Profit. "Four," 'answered Reeve Carroll. "Why don't we have four members 'at , county council then9" asked Profit who added he Housing Corporation suggesting -- that the rate structure be reviewed and that consideration • 1 •1 • Mrs. Elsa Havdgn told the Administrative ('ommrttt e at its recent meet}ng that the Goderich Little Theatre has been using MacKay Hall a number of tames for rehearsal purposes - -which proves an inconvenience to the caretaker and other functions. Members of the Administrative Committee agreed that n letter should he directed to the Qodertch Little Theatre advising that Mackay Hall,'will•only be available for rehearsals one week prior to nrperar'tltiar• • e The matter was approved by c�orincil. + + + Contrao with ua andi have raid oncrate basement'for ihe price of Block. As per a recent resolution of Goderich Town Council, Administrator Harold Walls will chair any public meetings to be held in the future. Walls 'Will also be given authority to organize whatever material -is . needed for ' the situation, . Bain announces candidacy - -ousted from Labor Counci• l Self titled "Independent NDP Candidate" Ed Bain, who sought the ' limelight with an announcement that, he intends to seek election to the Federal house in the .upcoming election: Mr. 'Bar" made the announcement earlier this month in a circular found on the windshields ..of car's ,parked at Brucefield during a rally held• by the Huron New Democratic Party. The rally was originally to. have been addressed by N.D.P. provincial leader Stephen Lewis but at the last minute,—Mr. Lewis was detained in Toronto at Compensation Board Hearings and had, to be replaced by, provincial secretary fpr ' the N.D.P. Michael Lewis and N.D. p. Education Critic Jim Foulds. `-`,'rhe flyers (Hating 11 questions), were obviously aimed at Stephen,'' Paul Carroll (official candidate in the last -election) noted, -but-the Riding Associatipn has chosen to ignore them since it is quite irrational.'`, The meeting was held•on April 5 and little public attention was drawn to the flyers until Goderich Labour Council ousted Mr. Bain at their meeting- on Monday • evening - charging 4 -hat ..he had. • 'Used his position as president cit the Council, and the name of the council, to further 'his own • political views, Without- the • 'consent of the council:'' The flyers were not signed -but a notation . at the bottom said .' • Published by Ed Bain, President of the Goderich and District Labour Count l in the interests of a better Canada." In an open letter published in this week's issue of the Signal Star, Labour Council secretary George Simons explains "the political views expressed in. the pamphlet were those of Edward Bain and riot the views of the Goderich and District Labour Council." An election for a new president to replace Mr. Bain is to be held at the council's nnextmeeting.: • - -Michael Lewis took a copy to Stephen'," .Mr. Carroll' explained 'and they have chosen 'to ignore it as well:" . . _..... , In the fall of 1971 Mr, Bain was suspended from the Huron Riding Association of the New Democratic .Party and then, expelled in Ifovember • of that same year. Early, in. 1'972 the Pr•ovinci. 1 Association reviewed 'the situation at the request of the tn Huron group and confired the expulsion. • 'vlr, Bain was left the opportunity to. appeal- his case,:' Mr. Carroll explained, "but he made no,. effort to,do s6 ' In the October- • Provincial Election Ed Bain polled '88 votes. tay'out o theIurn; :- Only one motor -vehicle ace:iden;t.,, causi t g wage `da_ -to property, was reported this week tfithe Goderich Municipal Police Force, gasp rPnt.�ls tci This mishap_..-inaiab.e.d driven by Gerald W. Durst of R.R• 2 Clinton and a parked car owned by'Robert. Raymont of 62 North Street in Goderich. Durst .struck the parked car on North Street causing, damage estimated at $500 to his own car and an additional $150 to the Rayrrtont car. There were no injuries. • - The local police force also report that early On- Thursday morning a car again went over the curb at Elgin Avenue and Toronto Street. It tore up some lawn and then drove" away according to the Police Department. When the car was later found it was reported stolen by the owner, offset the deficit, Council approved the resolution and the deficit and the deficit payment for 1971 will be ,,p id. • + Property Committee Chairman NOTICE Public Meeting TESDAY MAY 2 7:30 P.M. ' SMALL AUDITORIUM GODERICH DISTRICT COLLEGIATE PURPOSE: To hear opinions from Town citizens on proposed Sully Park and closing sections of Cobourg and Wellesley Streets. EVERYONE WELCOME' ' J. Harold Walls, Town Administrator —earl _w.ith_.the ;new 2 IN ,1 .SUET `. with -reversible . belt toucan gp away for S days and dare a different outfit every other day: Suit and contrasting slacks" in the outfit along: with matching' or contrasting reversible belt. Here Ei t -t hotels the •2 pair ofi, pants in front,of the jacket. , EARL RA WSON Stile Shop • Comer The Squat* and .Mtbhtreel St. sauce is easy arid opened and unopened beer battles.ere founjf in_the' car. Goderid�h' Police Chief" Fred Minshall reported this incident to Town Council, at their meeting Fa gar 1. ct week. grads-sa.reslilt the town . fathers have. moved to having a . guaj'd rail erected around this curve, Guard rails don't seem to be the answer however as far as Chief Minshall is concerned. He points out that with the location of driveways around that curve the slope of the road -ill just drag a speeding car into the end of the railing. -. . • „ If the driyers would stay out sof The saute and approach that turn with a little more care and less speed there would be no problem," Chief Minshall says, "All the accidents on that turn involve drivers coming back from the sauce houses in Clinton." - S -+ OUR 2 WEEK SPECIAL I, LUBRICATION $100 WITH 1 EVERY OIL CHANGE I• STARTS FRIDAY, APRIL 21st WE SERVICE ALL MAKES OF CARS .INCLUDING V.W. BWE-WATER 'TEXACO YOUR CAR'S BEST FRIEND 524-6" of 80 Victoria St. SEE OUR SELECTION OF URSERY STOCK * ROSEBUSHES * EVERGREENS * ORNAMENTAL AND SHADE TREES * FLOWERING SHRUBt * PEAT MOSS * BONE .MEAL * GRASS SEED * ALL TYPES LAWN, GARDEN, FLOWER FERTILIZERS *-.06OD SELECTION OF GARDEN TOOLS AND ,EQUIPMENT-* BULK SEEDS * DUTCH. SETS * MULTIPLIERS . * VEGETABLE SEEDS * ETC. J FOR PERSONAL. SERVICE - •q• AND THE KIND OF. QUA ItY' YOU CAN. 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