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KINGSBRIDGE kAPERS
Mrs Joe Codrtleg 529-7189'
Congratulations to Diane in the Kingsbridge Cemetery.
Caza and Van White who were Mr. and. Mrs. Kerry Hogan
married in St. Joseph's Roman and sons Todd and Chad,spent
Catholic Church, Kingsbridge;, a few days last week at the
on Saturday afternoon, Novem- home of his parents, Mtn and
ber 16, by the Reverend Mon- Mrs. Con Hogan. Sympathy is
Signor Phelan. The dinner and extei dd' d to Mrs. Hoga on the
reception was held to -the .Clip- . death of her fath:-", Jack
ton Legion Hall. They will Hewitt, at the niversity
make their ,new home at 124 Hospital in Londo on- Wed'
Goderich Street, in Seaforth. nesday, November 3. The body
Mr. William Kinahan of St. rested at the 'McKenzie Funeral
Augustine is the new school - Home in Lucknow where ser -
trustee for the Huron -Perth vices were held on Friday after -
Separate Schools. He succeeds noon. Burial was in the Kincar-
Oscar Kieffer who had dine Cemetery.
resigned. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Martin
Agriculture Minister William and family of Glammis spent,
Stewart accepted the invitation the weekend at the home of her
of the National Farmers dl -oleo parents, Mr. �i
d to come to a meeting at. the Dalton and' afamily, Otherrs. l
Wellesley Building' in Queens , visitors were Miss Denise
Park, Toronto, on Tuesday, ,Dalton of Guelph, and Ann
November 12. Twenty-two area Dalton of Waterloo.
farmers and• their wives Several from this area atten-
'tra.velled by bus. to Toronto and ded the Stag Party for Peter
met with approximately 600 ` Chisholm; son of Mr. and Mrs.
other farmers requesting 'Grant Chisholm. on Saturday
provincial aid ,to beef evening. He will be married on
producers. From this area Mr. November 30.
and Mrs. John Austin and
'Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Wilkins, Mr. and• Mrs. John
Howard, Mr. Lorne Luther,
Marie Miltenburg, Erma'
Hackett, Lorne . "MacDonald,
Allan Johnston, Joe Courtney,
.r Dave McDonald, Basil Hogan,
Bev .McNay', Finlay McDonald,
Harry VanDiepan, Bruce
Town council
A new 416 foot catwalk will
be constructed at Snug Har-
bour, with the conipletion date
set for January 15, council was
inforrized last Wednesday.
Councillor Bill Clifford, chair -
MacDonald, Terry Dalton, man of council's harbor com-
Hugh Simpson, and, Ken Alton mittee has been informed by
rr°ended the meeting. the federal department of
Several ladies from this area public works, that the $16,000
ended "A Panel -on Drugs". project, will get underway shpr-
ysented at the Lucknow tly.
esbyterian church on The old catwalk has been
nesday evening, November 12 . ''submerged for several years, .
and the Goderich Public Works
have added new decking three
times in the past, at a con-
siderable cost to the town, ac-
cording to' Mr. Clifford.
The Federal Dep'"lrtment of
Transport, which is responsible
for the structure, has 'finally
decided to• replace it. The town
will add wiring, upon the com-
pletion of the, new structure. It
Bruce, psychiatrist of Goderich. •has already removed the top
The chairman was Reverend decking of the old catwalk.
Glen Noble. • Construction will be done by
The annua-L°-meeting and --hot • - Dillon Construction- Ltd. -of
supper for Local 335 of the Tecumseh. •
National Farmers Union was Council's Rublic "works com-
• held at the - Brookside on' ` mittee will recommend to •coon-
Wednesday-evening,'November cil, that the town's volunteer
13. Election 'of •officers took firemen be paid an annual
place: president Mrs. John salary, rather than on a per -fire
Austin; vice-president Lorne basis.
MacDonald; directors Bev The fire chief would receive
McNay, John Howard and $1,500, • and the 19 firemen
Leonard O'Loughlin; auditors, would receive $1;000annually,
nich was sponsored by the
3usy Bodies. On -the 'panel were.
Mrs. Lauzon of the Drug Addic-
tion Research Foundation in
Owen Sound; Constable
Gaeler, Communications Of
ficer with the Ontario Provin-
cial eolice; Doctor J.C. McKim,
Lucknow Physician; Shelley
Parker, Family Serviceg Officer
from Walkerton; and Doctor
. 0, Joe_ Courtney and Eldon
Lowry. Delegate,ito attend the
N.F.U.,Convention in Winnipeg
from .December 2 to December
6 is Mrs. Maxine Luther. The
guest speaker was Ed 'Morden
of Guelph. He also showed
slides of his trip to China.
Girl Guides and Brownies
held a bake sale on Saturday
evening and Sunday morning
following Mass. •
An election. will be held in
this area on . December 2.
Seeking office for Reeve of Ash-
field Township is Girvin .Reed
and Warren Zinn. For Council
(with three to be elected) are
Mrs. Vincent. Austin, •John
Austin, Allan Gibson and
Grant-Farrish.
Miss Mary O'Connor,
daughter `of the late Charles
O'Connor and Kate Moran,
formerly of Kingsbridge passed
away in Detroit, 'Michigan on
Wednesday, November 13. A
graveside service, conducted by
Reverend Father Sullivan was
held-at-,Kingshridge on Friday
afternoon at 1 p.m. Burial was
VOTE
Deb Shewfelt
FOR
MAYOR
Six Years muiircipei',
experience
,THIS IS.
YOUR TOWN
VOTE AS YOU - LIKE
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524-9090 .
524.9097
BILL CLIFFORD
FDR
DEPUTY REEVE
if they respond. toall fires at
which they're required.
The fire department has been
paid $100• an hour for any fire
in 'the townships, and $75 for
each additional fire. The
firemen then divide the money.
The administrative commit-
tee will recommend that an ad
for Goderich, be inserted in the
Bluewater Vacation Guide.
MR. AND MRS. ANDY RIEHL
ed at
yellow .,end white was -the'
theme •at North Street United
Church October 25 when Andy
Riehl, Goderich, took Remy•
Almaden, Philippines, as his
wife. Rev. Ralph King conduc
ted the double -ring c'erempny.
The bride is the daughter of
Remedios Almaden, Philip-
pines, and the groom is the son
of Albert Riehl, Goderich.
Soloist was Mrs. Jane Deathe
who sang Wedding Prayer and
I'll Walk Beside' You.'
the bride was gk•en in
marriage by Selverio Samping,
Stratford, her principal spon•
-
sor. She wore a long white
gown with a long French veil
made in Toronto. Her flowers
were a nosegay of yellow and
• orange delight roses and a
garland of yellow •and white
mums.
Lilia Arquero, Toronto, was.
the Maid' of hopor in a yellow
gown with a `flowered head-
piece and a bouquet of yellow
miniature carnations and
yellow-brown palms.
Violet Mendoza of 'Toronto,
Emma Paguio of Toronto and
Nila Asuncion of Stratford
were bridesmaids. They wore .>
printed yellow -green gowns
with flowered headpieces and
carried bouquets • of • yellow-
brown palms and . yellow
miniature carnations.
Flowergirl, was Jody Smith,
o n Oce of the groom London.
'Sh"e was gowned the same as
the maid of honor.
Master Roni je Riehl,
nephewof-the groom, Saltford,
was the ringbearer. o '
- The groom was attended by
his brother, Dr. Ben Riehl, .Ot-
tawa. Ushers were the groom's
brothers, Jerry Riehl, Kirkton
and Don Riehl, Stratford, as
- well as Jerry Ball, friend, of the.
groom, Goderich.
For the reception in Saltford
Valley Hall, the groom's
mother wore a long black gown
touched with tiny blue roses:
The newlyweds' spent their
honeymoon in Niagara Falls
and Ottawa, the bride
travelling in a blue suit.
The couple is living in,
Goderich.
N�rth St.
Wedding guests were present
from 'Toronto, Ottawa, London,
Kirkton, Listowel,- Brantford,
Steat'ford, Blyth, Egmondville.
and Wingham.
A bridal tea was given by
Mrs. Charity McDonald, the
bride's principal sponsor, for,
the staff in' Alexandra Marine
and 'General Hospital.
Showers were given by Miss
Wilma ('ruz and Mrs. Rose
Slater attended by Alexandra
Marine and General Hospital
staff and staff from the
Goderich Nursing ' Home; by
Mrs, Ruby Robertson, Mrs. Bill
Cranston and Mrs. T. Lamb
.aassisted by Mrs. Mary Moores
at her home; and by Miss Lilia
Arquero, Miss Pura Pamplona,
Miss Lourdes Maligsay and
Miss Nelie Ditto at their apart-
ment in Toronto attended by
close' friends from the Philip-
pines,
A
Goderich Twp.recr��tion
BY HELEN HOGGARTT
RECREATiQN NEWS
The rcoil lar student,'
shall practice ayas held
S,ttur(lay morning' with 14 boys
;01,1 e girls in attendance.Mr•.
.and Art lioggat't assistt;d
why • boys and the girls were
,ts.t.ted by Millie Lobb and Mr.
l)tk
t;trls and boys.wi11 now play
rotating volleyball together
9 airs a rn to 10::31) a. M.
it aularly.
John Hoggart's team won
two games (15.13) and (l5.11);
and Rick Blake filled in for
Stet; I3ayev and this team won
one game i15-121. Thanks to
the girls for keeping score.
Adult physical -fitness, and
volleyball is at 8:00 to 9:30
p,ra, on Wednesday.Call Doug
Yen for further information.
A1'ts and crafts started last
Monday, and 22 registered.
Hooks were flipping 'and stit-
ches were'made, thanks to Mrs.
-Powell, Mary Steenstra and.
others. A feature of the evening
was a small demonstration on
broomstick crochet by Mrs.
Jake Reder to he continued at 8
next Monday and those
p.:n
wishing to do plain crochet nfiiay
do so. Hazel McCreath Wi11
assist
CHURCH NEWS
The 'Holmesyille United
Church Women:would like to
thank .+ all who made their
bazaar such a success last Wed-
nesday afternoon,_ at the White
Carnation. Lovely artjcl°tom were
00 display and ,sold w ts'l1. The
'' aking Hooth" was sold out
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. -Don' Harris;
were visited a" week ago last
Sunday by Mrs. Harris' sister
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Diirnin, and Brian c.f London
and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis
Harris of Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Hoggart
and family attended a Success
Canadian Style Best line
meeting last Saturday after-
noon in Downsview'. They were
pleased, to .be awarded a
Trophy for 'Poi) Ontario
Distributor in October -past.
With the first snowfall last,
Thursday and slippery -Toads,
no major accidents were repot.-
ted
eported in the +township.
I
would you .sill
your hoiuse for
what it's insured
for? .
w>
Let us review your policy today
We'll copier to you, call -
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INSURANCE AGENCY
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Public
Utilities
Commissioner
George A. Filsinger
A past chairman of the P.U.C. tilts given Goderichcitizens solid
representation for 14 years on this important body.
Your utility has benefitted from his hydro and water en-
deavours throughout the Province of Ontario.
He Is a past president of the Ontario Municipal Water Assoc.
.and is still a director of this body.
He is an executive of the Targe No. 6 Hydro District comprising
the new Region of Cambridge and covering all municipalities
west.to Goderich. At present he ie chairman of this dIStrict's
public relations department. •
In the above two executive capacities he has gained much
working knowledge of ,Regional Government' effecting hydro
and water.
Goderich may soon, be involved in Regional Government. His
knowledge In this complex• change over will be most valuable
to your .utility when this dccurs.
Geo. Fiisinger has been retired from business in Goderich for
12 years. During this interval he has given unstintingly of his
time and energy on your behalf.
Your vote is respectfully solicited for continued, experienced
and economical administration in these changing 'municipal
times.
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