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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1958-06-19, Page 5,77 e; AhrtA " . • -- • ••-- , 1 TIEURSIWY, 'TUN' E lath, 1058 ST. AUGUSTINE ST. AUGUOIVIEL fictrne'18,—Mr. Michael Hinahan, Ilnildon, visited the Brophy -A' me, S411,ClaY. P t 9,5k.,-444.:0-4Laxtd A:1140.4;iteM Te -Friday. Mr. and Mo. Dennis Leddy and XUs ' MAtgeen cLeddy, tchener, 14.41,1te4. then* homes here overthe ivedk-encl. • West Wawanosh held a 'success- ful school field, day on Friday, Jane 13th. ijrJ'ayrnond V.071.e" pen retentir friends in Sarnia. Mr. and Mrs. Will Kinahan and $1 irOrttit • „ • - . 4?" • I , ,ett et, Mn O'connor and Mrs. Genevieye Kinahan Kiijga Ottatfild A number fro'be 'attend d the Holy Naine, 1ai1y which ws held in OP Sacred " et linrCh WinEhaftri JoSuntlati-,, . Advertising pre -sells known brands. J41 he whole f NOW is the time to build your own cottage -- the one you've always dreamed about. Why not taik 'it over with right now? us We '11 toe glad- td — with the planning and the selection of the right materials for the job. ,rOMAtga;4.0,0i!,tivi GODER Co. Limited - "You •, ainuty enjo Pr 4 SUMMER COTTAGE -mg ti a on County Assessor Alex Alexander reported a population for the town of Goderich of 5,785 at the June session of County Council last Fri- day, This figure stood in contrast with a poulation' of 5,884 in June of last year. This is a drop of 99. Population increases ,were re- corded 'for four of the five- towns in Huron, Goderich being the only one not to show a gain. This population ,picture in Goderich is expected to show a reversal in June of next year with continuous increases annually,, after that for several years. - I Clinton is up from 2,904 to. 2,940; 'Exeter from 2,568 to 2,699; Seaforth front 2,084 to 2,198; Wing - ham from ,2,745 to 2,790. Of the three incorporated vil- lages in the county, Blyth Allotted a gain from 741 to 770;.' Brussels a drop from 803 to 788; Hensel' a drop from 842 to 833., Populations of the.16 townships in the cdunty Show no major shifts since the 1957 report. They, are: Ashfield 1,610; Colborne 1,168; Goderich 1,677; Grey 1,975; Hay 2,474; Howick 2,707; Hullett 1,932; McKillop 1,09; Morris 1,640; Stan- ley 1,951; Stephen 2,306;. Tucker - smith 1,947; Turnberry 1,416; Us - borne 1,164; E. Wawanosh 1,104;' W. Wawanosh 1,159. , Wedding LANIOND--MacDONALD St. Matthew's Lj.itheran Church, Brantford, was the „scene Of, a pretty wedding on Saturday when Margaret *Elizabeth IVIaeDonald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence MaeDonald, of Goderich, exchang- ed marriage vows„. with Gordon Warren, *Lamond, son of Mrs. nAtaineand000theomaata. Lamond, of Brantford. The ceremony was performed by Rev. E. W. Heimrich. The bride Was given in marriage by her father. She wore a floor?... length gown of nylon tulle and lace over bridal satin, styled With a 'fitted bodice and portrait neck- line, long lily -point sleeves, full, bouffant, skirt with all lace front panel and tulle with lace applique overskirt. Her headdress waii a crown Or seed pearls and irides' centsequins holding her fingertip veil of silk illusion. She carried la white' Bible crested with a cas- cade of white and red rosebuds. She was attended by the groom's. twin sister, Mrs. Nicholas Kuyper;, as matron of honor, wearing a street -length gown -of pink crystal- ette on princess lines with bustle bow. She wore a matching halo headdress and carried a cascade bouquet of pink and white carni - Miss 'Susan Koskela, niece of the grown, was 'flower. girl, 'gowned in pink with a bandeau -of pin-k.flowr e,rs in her hair. She carried flowers identical to those of the matron of 'honor. The groom' was attended by his brother, Mr. Jack Lamond, and Mr. Bruce MacDonald, 'brother of 1(11 'MANUFACTURING, r Headquarters For All Builders' Supplies" t Phones: 61, 62 arid 63 T„Y • • 4:•••••••: " Holidays begin the very moment you step in behind Chevy's.wheel! You've just never known such a light-hearted, light- footed way of going. Hills flatten out for Chevy. . . rough roads run smooth ... and road bends stretch -out straight as a string. That's of the reason Cana- dians choose Chevrolet above all- other cars, year after year. See your Chevrolet dealer . . , today • -• • ••or'',.. Aso • Goo vo•V;),' ' A " GENERAL MOTORS VALVE Ilhistrated, the incomparable' Impala, -Canada's best selling convertible. the bride, was usher. Mr. George Meade was organist playing traditional, wedding music and also accompanied 'the soloist, 'Miss Laurine MadDonald, sister of the bride, who sang •"The Lord's Prayer” and '"Oh 'Promise Me," 'he reception was held at the Trading "Post' where the bride's mother received'the guests wearing a turquoise crystalette gown with matching hat and white accessories and a corsage ofpink rosebuds. She was assisted by the groom's ather-rwearing..a.navy- -sha tung dress with navy accessories, and a mink stole to which was pinned a corsage of pink rosebuds. For travelling, the bride wore .orange ice ensemble with white accessories and a white gardenia corsage. On their return from Niagara Falls .and Ottawa -they will reside in Brantford. Out-of-town guests at the wed - sling were from Goderich, London, Stratford and Toronto. BAYFIELD Next, year's warden oi „Huron County will be elected by open vote. Each County Councillor will declare his vote when the JailuarY session is held. This will "-mean that the secret ballot, in use for some years now as a, means of electing a warden,will n� longer be , employed. This was the de- cision of Huron County Council at the June session op Thursday last. By a vote of 20 to 13 county 'coun- cillors decided to change the elec- tion prbcedure. The matter was brOught before Cbuncil by its warden's committee, of which 'Nelson Trewarth:z. deputy reeve of Clinton; and a veteran member of 'Council, is chairman. Deputy Reeve Trewartha noted that the custom in Huron, of secret bal- loting to elect a warden, appeared te be contrary to Ontasio statute law, which requires open voting, "We've been getting away with it," Deputy Reeve Trewartha ob- served, 'Nobody has ever' objected to the secret ballot." The com- mittee thought it proper, he said, to let the whole Council make the choice between the custom of secret balloting, and the statutory requirement for open voting. _ eite,„94.,East Wawanosh, voiced the opinion of the majority, when he said he be- lieved Council should set the ex- ample of obeying the law, and that if the law required open vot- ing, that should be the method. • After upsetting a custornet long standing in the way of electing a warden, Council proceeded. Thurs- day to make more rule changes, which will after the way of choos- ing Members of the countY road eommittee. Again by a ,yote of 20 to 13, Council decided to enlarge the rod committee from three members to five. By a vote,of 31 to two, Council decided that in future, road committee members should be elected by open voting, in public_ session, just as .the warden is in future to be chasen. By unanimous vote, it was decided that the enlarged five -man road committee, which will become ef- fective in 1959, is to consist of Ihree members from rural muni- cipalities, and two members from urban municipalities. T.he road.conunittee, .which over- sees annually the spending' ,of a sum of the order of $500,000, is considered to be the most powerful committee of Council, -Initiating. the discussion of the proposed, in- crease to five Members, Reeve Wil- liam jewitt, Hullett Townahip, said: "As it is, three men allot the spending of a very large part of the county Widget." Reeve Dania Beuermann, MoKillop Township, 44P110444444-,AufRotrake...L,Pr.,,99A- f al. It would, he said, give oppor- tunity for betteerepresentation of all parts of the county. "'We need," said Reeve Beuermann, "to have a man irom .,the east end of the county." Cecil Blake, reeve of; As)14e* who has experience as. thairinan of a, three-inanooroad committee, said he doubted whether anything was to be gained by increasing the membership. Noting that, this is his last year, .,Reeve 11010 said: `1. can't see, as a man on ills way out, how a five -man' committee would be any - benefit to You." Three committee member, the Minty engineer and the Warden, he observed, make a convenient ear load for inspection trips over the county road system. William Morritt, reeve of Blyth, also a veteran of road conimittee service, said he •could see no ob- jectinn to a five-mati committee, but also could see noreason to think the three-man committee would riot work just as well. Comment by -Reeve Morritt ed kill .a proposal, which never reached the stage of being voted on, that the road committee should be named annually by the Council's striking committee. "Yen can take it from ine,-..-pi4 I've had a lot of experience," tatd Reeve Morritt, "—if the striking , committee ap- points the road conamittee, the striking cniniiiittee will be.the. road committee." . A, -4 • - rich, said e would prefer to see fiVe ,.rfather Aim three, on the road conithittee, 'Simply because he disliked any trend toward whittling power from the elected representatives of the people. BAYFIE1LD, June '16. Trinity Guild'.. --The ladies of Trinity Giold. met on Tuesday evening at the home of, Mrs: E. A. Featherston. The meeting opened with a prayer by the president, Mrs. Percy West- on. The reports were read by the president and treasurer.' Tickets were sold on an apron, the winner tieing Mrs. IL. W. Stathmer.----Ilie• meeting' closed with a prayer and a social hour followed. Mr, and Mrs. Charles Kanter, Grosse Pointe, 'Mich., are spending two weeks at their cottage. George Telford, Strattord, is spending a week's holidays at his home. Mr. and Mrs. Claire Merner; De- troit, are vacationing ' at their home. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Earl, London, spent the week -end at their cottage. Mr; and Mrs. Chas. Will, London, spent from Friday to Sunday at their cottage -- Mrs. Chas. Toms and Mrs. E. Marshall are patients in the Clin- ton PublieHospital We wish tem both a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs.' Gordon Heard, Lon- don, spent the week -end with Harold Brandon. Mr, and Mrs..Edward Twentyman and family, of Wawkegarr, Illinois, are spending two weeks with Mr. and Mrs, Paul Cleave. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shirk and family, Detroit, were at their cot- tage over the week -end. Mr. and Mrs. James Day and three children, Pleasant Ridge, Mich., spent the week -end at their cottage. Mrs. L. M. Sprague, Detroit, is at her cottage for a tew days. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Parker and Bonnie, Scarboro, spent the week- end with his mother, Mrs. John Parker. Mr. and Mrs. G. Gmeiner and Detroit, were at their cot- tage over. the week -end. DEEP CUT SPECIALS . Libby's Fancy Quality Reg. 2 tins 31c—SAVE foc TOMATO—it/ICE iins-S 7c Reg. 2 pkgs 37c—SAVE 7c QUAKER MUFFETS 3 9 -oz Pkgs49C Philadelphia , Reg. pkg 31c—SAVE,79 'CREAM' CHEESE . 2 8-ozpkgs 5 5c Ann Page, Pure 'Orange Reg. 37c—SAVE 4c MARMALADE. 24-ot jar 3 3C PORT ALBERT PORT ALBERT, June 16.—The Ladies' Guild -f Christ Anglican Church held their monthly meeting at the home of (Mrs, M. Hodges on Wednesday, June 11..- Plans were ..made for. the bazaar" to be held on August 8., Talent money was received fop' church extension work. ltev. Mr. Jennings closed the meeting with prayer. The hostess served a lunch. Ivan Watson, of the Poi t Albert ball team, met with a painful ac- cident when he was hit with a ball during the game' between Rip- ley' "and Port Albert on Friday evening. Mr. and IlVirs. Ivan Grigg, of Lon- don, were week!end guests of Mr. and Mrs. David ,Martin, Mr. Martin returned to London with them for a visit. Larry Bowden, of -London, is stay- ing' with Mrs, David Mia-tiii. Larry's stay- - mother, the fortner Donna Hoy, is in hospital with pneumonia. • Mrs. Harry Lednor, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. William Balkwill, and Mr. Balkwill, in Win- nipeg, since April 26, returned liblti% en TileSdAY. They visited Mr. and Mrs. Martin Gutcher at Algoma Mills on the return trip. Mr. and Mrs. Ballwin are at 'pre- sent in Toronto before returning to Winnipeg. Services at Port Albert Anglican Church will be cancelled this -Sun- day', Tune 22nd, on account of an- niversary services in Lucknow An- glican Church. Services at Port Albert for July and August will be Sunday School at 10 am, and P004tPutdr-,01 • services in July will be conducted by Rev. E. C. Grey, of Norwich, and in August by Rev. A. P. Mich oTS, Youriamanue, Quebec. The Week -end skipper is respon- sible for. the safety of his pas- 'seqers. 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