The Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-01-30, Page 11if
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MR. AND MRS. T. J. LEGR.IS
Wed atkingsbridg�
On • January 11, 1975,
Theodore. (Ted)- Joseph
Legris and Cornelia (Nellie).
Anna Va,Cornelia-(Nellie)
Diepen '' were
united in marriage at St.
Joseph's Roman Catholic
Church, Kingsbridge. Per
forti-iing the cel e.mony was
Reverend -1~ ather Ed Den-
tinger, pastor of
Kingsbridge. The • altar_ was
decorated with lighted
-candles; -white- -mums i d.;:.n'""ic=blue-striped-ties;---M -
other •variousrpotted plants,. The wedding party. and the
The bride is' the daughter guests sat down to dinner in
of ;Mr,. "and:` Mrs. A'rie Van the' church hall following the ;' ..
'Diepen. of RR 6; -Goderich '-ceremony,• It was served -by I
'and the groom is the son of ,,, the ladies of the KingsbridStge . Georgers.ACW. l ee c
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Legris of C.W.L.
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Exeter, . formerly from The brides mother y
Auburn. � r'ecei,ved her guests in a pink
M MShelausic for the e"ceremony doubleknit regular length r gh � u y presentwas prdvied , by Eugene dress with white trim and- a ' • - , '
were identical to that of the
maid of honor.
Groomsman was Charles
Crawford of RR 3, Goderich.
Usher's were Andrew Van
Diepen of RR 6, Goderich
and Patrick Takken of RR 2;
Kincardine.
The, groom and his at-
tendants wore navy blue
blazer suits with light blue
dress shirts and red, white
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Hurray Gaunf hopeful ,1976-77.
will be prosperous years :again
Regional government,
inflation'and health delivery
systems were cited as major
area issues for 1975 by
Huron -Bruce -MPP. Murray
Gaunt-: •
Speaking at' a meeting of
as one possible solution.
"We've had ten years of
•being relatively prosperous,
yet we've encountered
consistently deficit
budgeting," Mr. Gaunt said.
• On a larger scale,, Mr.
GODERICH SION
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holds to what it is now, 1976- Theopinions were offered
1977 appear c, to be very after Mr. Gaunt had shown,a
good."•
film on the workings of the
Health deliverysystems ,Ontario Parliament entitled,
were high4i,ghted as the third "Representative ' of the
key issue' for the area. Mr. People''. ° Mr. Gaunt had
Gaunt referred to certain served'on the film consulting
the Kinsmen Club of Gaunt tried to discount.; changes proposed ' in_the_ c.omt,,rt"i.0 Anthexplairt:;ed he
W inglla--r_eo.entl;- Mr: 4rrrrht5>^°afiott"">tce'sCll—"S'tardr Report, 'prepared had brought the film because
Gaunt expressedhis per- period in Canada's future: b.Y''-• a professor from ' "it's easier than preparing a
sonal opinions on what would `' "We're confronted.- ap- McM'asterMinivers'ity,speech," .
be the topical, issues for this parently, according to The report made sone The Huron -Bruce MPP
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district in this and future economic experts, with —far-reaching recom- ended hr4 ,presentation with
higher unemployment...and ,mendations that havee"aused
people who are supposed to concern and anxiety" he
knew say that it's going to, said.
be a difficult year until the
last quarter. But it's Mr.. Gaunt referred It was during a door -to -
questionable which comes specifically" to recom- " door campaign on •a rainy
rnendations in the report Saturday morning, he 'said;
that doctors operate only that he was confronted by a
through clinics, that hospital naked man who opened the
door in answer to his knock.
years. • rs
He told some 2,7 Kinsmen•.
that ,.the question of regional
government, would become
an important issue `mainly
because of the pressures
created by Douglas'Point." first. , If you start- talking
Studies . on " restructured- long. enough about recession,
government systems ,are first thing you know you,. boards he hosed out" and
already under consideration convince people there is a p
in both Huron and =Bruce recession and they're going that hospitals be run on- a
counties,he said. to start sitting back and r_ egionalized basis, •
Inflation has. hit everyone" doing nothing, and sooner cin Mt. Gaunt explained that
closer to home.' later we'll have a this form of "specialization"'
"People are getting recession." . would -mean, 1t effect, the
worried about.. what's hap- loss of local hospitals.
pening to their. dollars,' Mr.. Part of the reason for thea "rm sure we'd end up
a humorous, account of an
incident during his 1962.
election campaign in
W Ingham.
Gaunt said. "People may not.
be very nervous about the
situation right now., but
they're' looking to the future
and asking where it's going
to get us."
He noted that it, was
mostly an attitude of con-
cern' and frustration, even at
government levels.
grim outlook; Mr. . Gaunt
explained, is •the state of
United States economy..;
"A lot of that's bound to
spill over here and affect our
economy;" he said. •
The Mideast situation was
also.cited as a key__factor.
"The raise in .: oil prices -
was• a key event in 1974
•with several large hospitals
in very large centers, while
those in smaller areas would
be relegated to clinics. They
may be able to get away
with this in some Eastern
European countries where
they have a dictatorship, but
I. don't think it wduld be
acceptable here," ire -said.
>' :We're somewhat limited economics," Mr. Gaunt said.
in dealing with inflation on Loo ing somewhat into the
r
7•"- -1e•' : I -;'. -he' :e -x•- f -til , .._ 1-e.—eo.ne•1u d --'.plained. • 'That's . a question '
He cited a balanora budget • mark...but ifevery,thinz;
Frayne of Kingsbl~idge• and corsage of white' carnations. 'The Anglican Church
his daughter, Marianne.- Her accessories were white. Women of. St. George's:
They sang Ave Maria, Our. The groom's mother wore a' .Church met in the Parish
Father and We've Only Just regular , length ' dress of a 'Hall on Tuesday, January 2t.
Begun. , purple ana white floral Year end reports were
Escorted to the altar, by combination with a corsage given by the executive and
her father',. the bride•chose a of pink. ' carnations. Her ' officers in charge, of each,
• sleeveless ,wedding gown accessories,.were black.
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group 'within the A.C.W.'
made' of white polyester . Acting as master •of The secretary read several
crepe. The gown ,featured a ceremonies at the dinner thank you notes''from shut
princess . . •seamed skirt was Jerry.. Van' .Beers of ins Who had received treats -
stitched: to bodice' above Kinloss.
at Christmas. %. ,
normal waistline with a The reception took place President Evelyn Seaman,
'stand-up collar and a front . hater that"even.ing at 'Saltford. presented pins to two former
keyhole opening. Over this a Valley Hall. • .. N.C.W. Presidents, Grace.
she wore a 'sheer lace hooded The bride',s travelling • Sale and Roslyn Campbell. ,
coat which featured woven outfit consisted of navy . Canon Garwood Russell
in roses and long sheer doubleknit . slacks, with a conducted a, 'Service of
sleeves gathered to four inch powder -blue long sleeved Installat'ion for the following
cuffs. She carried a .bouquet • blouse. and black ac- newly elected officers:
of white daisy" mums, pink cessories. The ,wedding trip Past' ,,president, Evelyn
miniature "carnations and will follow in the future. Seaman; president, Shelagh
baby's breath. • Wedding '' guests were Sully; vice-president, Doris
Maid of . honor was the present from Kitchener, •
bride's sister, Miss 'Mary Exeter`, Goderich, 'Kinloss,
light Diepen.
which Kincardine, Walkerton, ,Port
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-.blue_ ich �-Albers,_-•IVi,i,ldmay; Wingham,
featured princess seaming, a Auburn, Kintail, Dungannon,
high stand-up collar with •, Lucknow and Kingsbridge.
c>ochet type lace edging -
encircling it and long sheer
sleeves gathered to elastic'
with lace edging around the
upper armj She 'carried a
bouquet o' '• white daisy
.mums, pink miniature
carnations and baby's
breath. --- ......:..-m._....._... _.
' B,ridesmaids . were, ' Miss
Vera Van Diepen and Miss
Annie 'Van p ieperl,' both ,
sisters of the , bride... Their
dresses were. of the same
light blue material as the
maid of honor's, hut featured
square necklines with lace
edging around the neckline
and a row of the' same lace
edging around the waist. The
sleeves were sheer, gathered
-to e last ie-: T herr--bauque.ts -
GALLUP,POLL ,t
According to a ` recently
published Gallop Poll, 77
percept of Canadians ap-
prove "the growing tendency .
of 'governments to 'protect
people from themselves
through such' things as the
use of seat belts, compulsory
warning signals on cars, life
jackets and other things of
that nature." Of those- polled,
in Ontario; 72 percent voiced
approval. Government •
claims to the contrary, the
Ontario Safety.. League is
encouraged by the poll and
concludes that Queen's Park
decisions on such matters as
safety belt usage must have,
been , governed by 'a loud
- vocal minority
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Corporation of the •
TOWN OF GODERICH
NOTICE
Effective February 3rd, 1975,
the Goderich Town Council
will be, -conducting its regular
Council business cin the first
and third Mondays of each
month, and the Committee of
Council will be 'held •oi the
second Monday , of each
month, in the ,`.Council
Chambers of the Town Hall at
7.30 p.m. When a statutory
holiday falls on a Monday, the
Council' will meet on the
following Tuesday. ,exening.
J. 'Harold Walls,
A.M.C.T., C.M.C.
Clerk -Treasures'
Harrison; secretary, Grace
'S -ale;• -treasurer, Berthaa
Brunk.
Canon Taylor group, Jean
Morris, Helen Riley;
catering group, YAlma
Bassett; mission group;
Edythe Lockhart; P.E.P.
group, Roslyn Campbell;
Chancel Guild,'Helen Rieck;
• telephone committee, Doris
Harrison; nursery, Grade
Hall.
Incoming ' President
Shelagh Stilly, took. the chair
and conducted' routine
bbsiness.`' She urged
everyone -t� participate fully
in all aspects'of church work
.during the coming year.
A tasty, lunch was served
: by Alma Bassett and Doris
Muxison. ' '.
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so don't hesitate to call
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PHONE 5 2 4 —6 4 10
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2 MILES NORTH di4 HIGHWAY 21, GODERICH
THE OURON BOUNTY'
BOARD OF EDUCATION
OFFERS A FREE
NIGHT SCHOOL�COURSE
ON TH4
METRIC SYSTEM
4 weeks;'beqinninq Monday, Eeb. 3rd at 7:30 n.ni,:,
at G:D.C.I.
There will be general interest lectures and p ractical labs covering
the metric system,-to•tassist the average co.ftstifner, businessman,
housewife.
"I was taken aback," Mr.
Gaunt said, "bjt.it proceeded
to explain who 1 was:""
The• man explained he had
just called for a doctor and
"had mistaken me for the
doctor" he said.
"We chatted for about a
minute and then left.
Needless to say I -looked him
straight in the eye
throughout the whole - en=
counter."
Mr. Gaunt said that he still
doesn't know who ,it was
"....but I -can take you to the
house where it -happened.."
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ix -Service Men and Women
and Dependents
,THE R O.y..A C AIV A�1 A iV-del-..
' SER V I.CE agREAU OFFICER •
• .Mr. H:W. Moyer
Provincial Service Officer
- • London, Ontario
will be visiting ;in the area
"the week of February 25, 1975 -
Anyone wishing information, advice or assistance regarding
war, disability pensions, treatment, allowances, etc., is -,
requested ,to contact the service offico., or secretary, of the
local branch, whose name appears below, not later,, than
`:Fzebrua><y 7, 1975 to arrange an interview.
George Low
Service Officer
'PHONE 524-7238' or 524-9390
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45 and taxes taking more
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-you'd only pay taxes on X9,000.'
• You sec, since the SMART plan is
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