The Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-01-10, Page 39
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Optimists in Clinton
CLINTON - A new service
club was :offically
organized in Clinton on
December 20. The new
group, the Optimist Club,
has. •39 men as charter
members.
Joe Atkinson pf Clinton,
a postal clerk, . was
elected president of the
Club, which will meet
twice. a n.onth.
The Club is affiliated
with Optimist Inter=
national, an association
of more than 3,400 service
clubs . in the United
States, ' Canada ' and
Mexico, with a total
membership of more
than 12,400 men.
Operating under the
slogan's `Friend of Youth"
Optimist (dubs conduct a
wide varietyof youth
activities And service
• projects in their, com-
munities. ,
_ New o_ffiee for paper
MJT.CHELL - After 120
years of operating from
offices on the town's main
'street; the Mitchell
`Advocate has Made' a
major change and moved
to a new location, and a
new office building.
The 1,60Q square foot
brick office is located
directly north of the main
business section of
Mit heItI: The office was
built by Fisher Builders
of Goderich.
Since the weekly
newspaper's' inception in
1860; Lentil -1976; the •paper.
operated-out-ofa budding
on the southwest corner
of Ontario. Road and St.
George / Street. The
building wAs bought by
Stacey Bros'. ILtd. and The
Advocate , moved further
down -Ontario Read to a
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rented office where the last naotith so that he
business operated until; _ ca41d remain a com-
moving to its new missioner on the Bruce
location. Municipal Telephone
The new .office, has. System's board.
separate , .editorial and Mr.. Sheane was a
advertising offices' as councillor prevrotas to nis
well as a main reception
area, a conference room
and -a 13arkroom
Man found dead
LUCKNOW A West
Wawanosh man was
found, dead in his car,
submerged in the
Maitland River in East
Wawanosh Township on
December 20.
appointment as Deputy
Reeve. • His ' formex''
position will be filled by
appointment.
Police Chief suspended
SEAFORTH - Seaforth
Police Chief John- Cairns
, has been suspended from
duty by the town council.
In a statement issued
on January 2, the
Seaforth council said,
Michael Michalyna,.76.,.... "Seaforth Police Chief,
was discovered when two John' Cairns, has, been
hunters noticed his car, suspended with pay,
overturned in the river on pending the outcome of a
Huron County Road 22, hearing before a County
the division line between Court Judge, in • ac
East and West cordance with the Police
Wawanosh. An 'autopsy Act."
determined he died of a The decision was made
heart atta,ck. in an in -camera hearing
It is believed the car on the natter by council
had been in the river for _members on December
five days. Mr. Michalyna, ' 29..
who lived with- his The Seaforth
daughter, Luba Weber, newspaper, . The Huron
West Wawanosh, was ' Expositor was unable to
'returning from a trip to contact Chief Cairns and
Kitchener on December Mayor John Sinnamon
15 when his car left the said the 'town would not
road and rolled into the' be issuing ! an official
river: statement at that time.
The man's family had The council committee
not reported him missing, was scheduled to meet
because he was •a very again on January 9.
independent man and When no statement was
wanted to come and go as issued by council, the
he pleased. Mr. Expositior called ,the
Michalyna . had been... Ontario Police Com -
living in the area for the mission in Toronto and a
pasts•ixmonths .,_._ s:pp-limn-an said -.cit-- -the
DeputyRPe 1e-appolntesL time 'fee were unaware
KINCARDINE - Weir the chief was ' suspen-
Sheane was-a-ppainted to ded."•
• replace Ernie Greer as Council .issued the
.Kin statement on the of
Deputy Reeve of
cardine Township at a •.ternoon of January 2.
recent meeting.
The Expositor also
Mr. Greer left his post spoke to the Ontario
Police Comrn.issio.n
chairman, Judge Thornes
Graham, who said his
office was now aware of
the suspension and that`
after his appearance
before the county ' court
judge, Chief Cairns has
the . right . to appeal
through: ,the 'commission
if he is convicted of ,a
charge -under the Ontario
Police Act.'
Coon pelts stolen
ZURICH has been
estimated AT' close to
$4,000 in the theft of 122
racoon pelts from an area
garage on December 29.
The pelts were stored in
a garage owned by
Thomas Russell of RR 2;
Dashwood and were
bundled _ in five -bags.
Another five bags were
!missed by thieves •• who
broke intothe buildingri
The Exeter OPP are
investigating the theft.
Mild whiter saves -dollars
ZURICH - Blue Water.
Rest Home administrator
Joe Risi says that the rest
home has made sub-
stantial savings from a
lowered fuel bill because
' of the abnormally mild
weather this winter. •
Mr. Risi said that
normally the -rest home
goes through about 4,400
gallons df fuel oil in the
month of December, but
this figure has just about
been halved with the
result 'being a saving of
over. $1,200 •in, heating
4.
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Auburn woman receives
award
BLYTH - In a ceremony
at Queen's Park,
Lieutenant Governor
Paul ine,.. 1YcGi.b..l%a.n..
presented Mrs.' Linda
larks of Auburn with a e dais cattlto Mexico
C ,„ Y ,
R.ayal Life Saving Mr. 'Terryberry and'.
'Society's Certificate of Calvin Matheson of
Thanks. ' • ''`Atwood were charged in
Mrs. Claxke, .one of 16 Straatford ' and . are to
people honored at the •appear in Perth County
Decern ber ceremony, Court on. January 28 to set
received her award 'for • a trial date. Mr. -
her efforts in 'bringing Matheson is 'facing 29
knowledge. of life saying charges of forgery' and ,•
techniques to hundreds of uttering forged •
people in the Auburn documents rand. Mr.
area. • TerryBerry is facing 28
Mrs. Clarke was been counts.•
an examiner for the A third man, Murray_,.,
Society's program .since Gibson of . RR 1,
1976 and the volunteer Wilsonville, ,was also•
area chairman for Huron' charged with four counts
and Perth counties since of forgery and five counts
August 1977. of uttering • ' ,forged
The certificate given documents. He wi41 'ap-
Mrs.,Clarke read, "Since pear in Northfolk' County
she first became an Court an January 30.
examiner, Linda has RCMP spokesman said
conducted 74 that the investigationof
examinations for the cattle movement has cattle.
awards of the•Society and
examined over 500
candidates. In 1978, she
was named to the
President's.. List' which
recognizes the volunteer
efforts of. the 20 Most
active examiners' • in
Ontario. Examiners are
the most vital and visual
link to the aquatic
programs of Ontario.
They are not only
responsible for the
maintenance of the
Society's standards but
also to a large extent,
carry with them the task
of promoting community
involvernent with the
Society an active inters
in lifesaving."
-Manx harged with
forgery tri catilee-nota `ts'
BRUSSELS ' William
Terryberry of Brus'sels is •
one of three men charged
with counts of forgery
and 'uttering forged
become Its in connection
with the .'exporting of
Goderich — • 1st/act obituaries
t MRS. FREDA
(CAPLAN) SMITH
Mrs Freda (Caplan)
Smith of • 82 Denvale
Road, Toronto died in
Toronto Gneral Hospital
on, Saturdy,. Decemberr
29,
-She ,, was born , in.
Toronto to William and
Bertha Caplan and'. lived
in Toronto all her life.
She was ,a member of
Rhodes' Avenue United
Church, Toronto.,
She married Melvin
Clayton Smith in Toronto.
He , predeceased her . on
•Februa'iiy 1 1975:" -
survived by three
chit ren, •Mrs. Roger
(Freda) Goodwin , and
Melvin, both of Toronto
and Mrs. James (Lois)
Angus of Lindsay;. three
'sisters, Jean Wolfe and
Cda Racko both of St..
atharines and Gertrude
Diamond of Toronto; two
brothers, Harry, • and
Alar'on Caplan,..both of St..
Catharines; and f.iv.e
;grandchildren.
A funeral service was
held at Giffen-Mack
Funeral•Home in Toronto
'on Tuesday, January 1 at
11 a.m. A committal
• service was held at Stiles
uneral Home in
, Csoderich, on .Tresday,.
:January 1 . at 7 p.m. ' The
Reverend Jghn D.M.
Wood officiated. • -
- Interment was in the
Maitland • Cemetery,'
Goderich. s
MRS. RUTH --
MARGARET HOMUTH
Mrs. Ruth, Margaret
I-lomuth o1-85 Wellington
Street, South, Goderich
died in Huronvtew,
Clinton 'on Sunday,
December 30 at the age of
65.
She was born in
Stratford on August .7,
1914 to William Joseph•
and Annie (Clark)
Pinkney.
She attended Stratford
•Public and High Schools
and then the- Central
Business College.. in
Stratford. •'
On July . 18, 1.942 she,
married A.1V1." ,(Mac)
Homuth in .Stratford-.
They. lived in Stratford
until moving to Goderich,
in•1955.
Th`;1late Mrs."Homuth
was formerly a !member
of the Goderich Kinette
Club, ' :and Goderich
Rebekah Lodge no. 89.
• She was also:a member of
Knox "lesfiyterian
Church, Goderich.
She- is survived by her
husband; one son, Ronald
B: •--'-Homuthl • of
Mississauga; .' one
daughter, Mrs. Brian
' (Shirley) ••Garnett of
London; three brothers,
Carl C. Pinkney ' of
Midland, Glen of Ottawa
and Floyd•C. of Torontp;
and One granddaughter.
She was predeceased
by one brother, Lorne of
Toronto.
• A funeral service and
committal were held at
Stiles Funeral Horne in
Goderich on Wednesday,
„January 2 at 1 p.m. The
Reverend G.L. Royal
•officiated.
Interment was in
.Wingham Cemetery.
ORMEN R. ROSEL
Ortn•en ` R. Rosel of,
Grand Rapids, Michigan
died at the Beacon Light
Nursing Home !in Marnd,
Michigan, on December
27, 1979. He was 78.
He is survived by his
wife, Gertrude {Begley)
Rosel ; • ,two daughters;
-Mrs. William- (-Doris)
Derrevoets' of Kenwood
and Mrs. Robert (Rita)
Kenke of. Grand Rapids
and one son, Theodore of
Grandville, Michigan.
13e isls survived'by
six grandchildren and
two great grandchildren:
Mrs. Rosel is formerly
of Goderich.
brought a threat from the
United States to -cut oft a
trucking route, from
Canada to Mexico if
Canadian officials cannot.
guarantee that cattle are
free of brucellois and
-t-uberculesis. • The
allegation is that blank
health certifibates were
obtained ansd filied •out to
apply to animals that had
not undergone • the
necessary bru,cellosis'and!
tuberculoris tests and
that the 'signatures of
government inspectors
were forged.
,Police said that the
charges against' Mr.
Matheson and Mr.'
Terryberry involved
about 1,400 cattle and the
charge against Mr.
Gibson inv.plved about 900
DOG TAGS DUE
Dog tags are now due! After February 294h,
1980, a penalty of ten dollars (10.00) plus costs
will be assessed as per Item 3 of Part II of By -
Law No. 10 of 1974.
Tags available at Municipal Office, 57 West
Street.
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