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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-04-25, Page 24PAGE 10A--GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY., -- - °- . AY, APRIL 25, 1974 0 MR. AND MRS. JOHN RQBERT PIMPERTON London couple weds in Goderich A lovely spring wedding was solemnized on ` the evening of April 5 • at the- North Street United. Church, Goderich, when Reverend- Robert Ravmont united in marriage, . Patricia 'Louise Tideswell and John Robert Pimperton, both of Lon- don. The church was decorated in mauve chrysanthemums, The bride is the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Harry Tideswell of Goderich. -The groom is the son of Mr. DUNGANNON . III ,John Pimperton oeGrand Bend The Dungannon III Chib „ p and Mrs. 'Joseph Gallant of held its fourth meeting on April London. . 17 in the basement} of Christ Given in marriage' by her Church, Port Albert. . father, the 'bride wore a The roll call was "A.good traditional -White satiny.iand lace habit for the care of clothing". gown with a cathedral train The" discussion was on Her three-tier illusion veil was storage resources. The rest • of crowned by a head piece of -seed the meeting was spent working pearls ^ and 's'he 'carried a od,pr,oject• • bouquet of redroses. Matr9n-of-honor was Mrs. Karen Mathers, sister of the A bride who •wore a knife pleated rose crepe dress and carried a 'bouquet of' spring flowers. - The, best man was David Mathers of London, brother -id - law of the bride. Ushers" were Larry Hu•gill of. Lond'on, brother-in-law of the bride, and William Stephens of Goderich. The reception followed atthe home of Mr..and Mrs. William Stephens of Goderich. The bride's mother welcomed Thes egular*monthly meeting -guests gowned -'fn a blue crepe of the South Huron Rabbit dress with . a ,deep rose corsage, Breeders Club was held in Cen- She was „assisted by the tralia • Community Hall on groom's .mother in a turquoise Wednesday evening. Sixteen gown .with a pink'corsage. The members and 1.5 visitors were bride's maternal` grandmother, presbn•t. n Mrs. George Baxter, ,w6re a An invitation to 'Labatts on - rose gown with a yellow rose April 22 was accepted and the corsage. members agreed -to participate Approximately one hundred in the Challenge Show. Bill .guests were' present from as far- Dickey gave the° marketing away as Windsor, Sarnia, report and plans for the dinner Camla'chie, St. Catharines, dance in Crediton were Hamilton, Kitchener, •London discussed and finalized. A and Goderich area. donation to the Bunny Bundle Prior to her marriage the was approved unanimously. bride was feted to ' everal • Mi. Doug Kincaid spoke on = 'showers in Goderich, and Lon- feeds and breeding. He showed ' . .don. The happy couple will slides and had some new and reside in. London after . a interesting ideas, which was honeymoon to Owen Sound ,and followed by a question period.. points north. Draws for feed and other prizes After the weddi,pg the werewonby Mrs. Ethel Donald - sacrament of baptism) was -per- son, . Mrs. Bell, Mr. Ralph formed. for th,e bride's nephew McLean and.Mr. Mark Stewar- and ,,•.. niece, Christopher David dson. -George Mathers, fifteen mon- Pot luck lunch ,and a social' ths, and Kimberly Mae Elaine hour closed the meeting. , • Mathers, four -months, of gage. Their parents wished them to be baptized in the church they married in, and by Reverend Robert Ravmont, the •minister who -married them. 4-M News Area members keep Nati�n�l Farmers Union urges Ontario to support conference ,.... The annual brief of the - National„ Farmers Union was presented to the Ontario Gover- nment on April 18 in Toronto. About 150 members, representing all Locals in On- tario, crowded into the Otitarip Room; in the McDonald Building as Walter Miller, ,Vice -President of the N.F.U. made the submission td Hon. Williarn Stewart, Minister of Agriculture and other Ministers. • The Ontario Government was urged to support a request made by the N.F.U. to the Federal Minister of Agricultdre to convene a conference with t Ontario Minister of Agricul"t;uree a n i s a d propriating land from farmers, Ontario Hydro being, a prime example. -Frequently prime agricultural farm land is ex- propriated when poorer laud is available. Mr. Miller expressed the con- cern of the N.F.U. over the un- cherfked trend of large inter- national dairy corporations gaining. monopoly control ' in the dairy processing industry. This situation is not good for farmers Ear consumers. A National Marketing Agency is needed for 'dairy products. The' N.F.U', agreed with a committee —recomtr eddation hat a Farm Index be stablished which would give ccurate information of the umbers of practising farmers n Ontario, and provide insight nto the, degree of, land peculation which exists. Alt gricultural land should he in- exed « a Due to'the current problems facing beef and pork producers in Ontario, ,the Government 'was urged to support 'a National Meat Authority. 'The N.F.U. expressed " its unqualified apposition to the imposition of the present beef cattle check -off in Ontario. This deduction netted. $165,673 in 1973 to financehe atrocities of. the Ontario Beef Improvement and interested groups, for "the purpose of arriving at adequate levels ,of price support and stabilize livestock, poultry, and dairy producers against con- tinued excessive losses. Also requested was support -,fog the reinstatement of the Canadian,Wheat Board as the 'Sole marketing agency for all grain marketed commercially, and that responsibility of the Wheat Board be transferred to the Department of Agriculture. The Wheat Board is crow under Hon. Otto Lang, Minister of Justice. There was harsh criticism of the tactics used in ex- • TIGER DUNLOP III ' The sixth meeting of Tigert. Breeders hear of new rabbit raising tips. -ANNUAL.SPRING^ REFUSE COLLECTION - PICK -Up A refuse pick-up will be held during the week of May 6th to May ,1.Oth inclusive. Please co=ordinate your refuse material with regular garbage day in your area. Do not place Material on boulevard in advance of gar- , bage day. ' ,t PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT TOWN OF GODERICH Dunlop III was held at the home of Rubena Brindley. Discussion centred around what would be- done at :achievement day. For' demonstration, Penny Hodges showed how to comb out hair arrd'cut it• The seventh meeting of Tiger Dunlop III was held at the home of Linda Matthews, Roll call was "The type of hair have and how I will care for it". All seven members an- swered. The girls discussed a cover for the books and achievement day. TIGER DUNLOP IV The fifth meeting of Tiger busy Dunlop IV 4-'"H Club was held on Aprrt'"15, at the Dougherty home, Elaine Hatggitt read the minutes of the last meeting. - Each member., answered the. roll call "One aid that will im- prove storage in my bedroom". Shirley Dougherty gave the treasurer's report, Each member descrribed her. closets or- clothes storage areas fi, in their 'homes. Different �tvpes of closets named were walk-in and reach -in, also ihods, shelves etc. Suggestions foran exhibit were made..,, r:.. ,�6.• 4 Ducharme Excavating -Dashwood 236-4230 • „,, TRUCKING - BACKHOE- & DOZER 'SERVICE "REASONABLE RATES" FOR MQRE INFORMATION ItitERICKNICK DOWHANIUK s 24-62,40 CHILD CAF COURSE Conestoga {Collage,'• .assistedbX�+� the Children's Aid" Society, is offering a course for FOSTER PARENTS and others interested in child development. Couples '•'are...' especially welcome. The planned .course outline is as follows: „ - 1.A The, Why & What of a Foster° Parent Course. 2. Handling the very young child 'ogee 0-3). 3. Beginning independence and identification "(ages 3=5). 4. Development, behaviour, and'discipline in the middle years .(ages 6 to puberty). 5. •Adolescence;•years of turmoil. • 6 Separation: the special dimen811;n of foster care. 7. The relationship between Foster Parents and Agency. 8. Conclusion: Review of course, and Presentation of Affir- mations from. Conestoga College, This course will be of real value both to Foster all those concerned with children. INSTRUCTOR: ' Mrs. Sally Palmer, B.A., MSW London, Ontario STARTING DATE: ' Wednesday, May 8 8:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. PLACE: Conestoga College Adastral Park Road Clinton, Ontario ,COST: The Children's Aid Society will assume the full cost of instruction for all persons approved as foster parents. This course will be limited to 20 persons and those, _. planning 10 attend should enroll by calling the Conestoga College, Clinton Centre at 482-3458 or Children's Aid Society° at Goderich 524-7356. (8 weeks) Parents and to • Those interested should aft y an- ticipate a large enrolnienl, pPly immediate) we CONESTOGA COLLEGE OF APPLIED ARTS AND, TECHNOLOGY 1. .m„ Association. (It is interesting to note that in the last few days, the Ontarid e. 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