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A Rebate For Urban Centre Roads
By the narrowest pos.dble - "We have no county road in, 'The . Minority:, wbo.,..l oted to
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Hl�ro or, Rcomrng, to, Gaderis�h,� s� �t.��a,,tha rebate at 40 per �,e,Ot,:
County Council voted Thursday Reeve Walitgm. "We retard this comprised Reeve Daniel Beue r -
to increase its rebate to urban suggested' increase from 40 to mann, MoKillop Town s hip;
centres, for road purposes, from. 45 as a very small step'in the .Reeve Harvey Qolenian, Stanley
40 per cent, to 45 per cent. right direction." ' Township; Reeve Cliff Dunbar,
Grey Township; Warden Jelin
Durnin, reeve of West Wawa -
;nosh Township; Reeve W. J:
}Faribes; Goderich' Townsth p;
Reeve Ivan • J orsy.�th', Tucker -
'smith Township; Reeve- A.rthur
Willson 'Howiek;Township; De-
puty Reeve :Edward Gill, -Ste-
phen Townshs'p; Deputy Reeve
Karl Ha�berer, Hay Township;
Reeve Clarence, Hanna, East
W�awanosh Township; ' Reeve
Ralph Jewell, Colborne Town-
ship; Reeve Thomas Leiper, Hal-
lett Township; Reeve Bailie
Parrott, Morris Township; De-
puty Reeve 'Alvin Rau, Stanley
Township; ,Reeve. Andrew Rit-
chie, Ashfield Township; Reeve
Glen Webb, Stephen Township;
Reeve John Willits, Turnberry
Becker, Hay Township; Deputy Township.
Reeve Bisset, Goderich (two A wage= increase of 10 cents"
votes); Reeve Melvin Crich, an hour for hourly -rated em -
Clinton; Deputy ..Reeve Glenn ployees of the •eoun=ty roads de -
Fisher, Exeter; -,Reeve John partment was approved by
and the vWllageS•—of liensall;: Herfitlerson, Hensall; D e p u t y-eounty Council, ,en fhe recom-
'Zurich, Brussels and Blyth. . Reeve Joseph Kerr, ,Wingham; mendation of the roads com-
rn .Thursdays debate, Reeve Reeve Chester Waw nney, Ex- mittee, of which Reeve George
Walkom noted that Goderich is eter; Reeve George MoOutcheon, MoCutcheon. Brussels, is chair -
now paying the county more Brussels; Deputy Reeve 'Harvey man, •
than $40,000 a year in county '1Vic'Michael, Howiek; Reeve Wil- Council approved the wage
road tax, and has been receiv- 1ir;rn Morritt, Blyth;,Reeve Lloyd boosts, and also approved the
ing in return only $16,000: a O'Brien, Zurich; Reeve Clayton recommendation 'that rates paid
year from the county, to be Smith, U gborne; • Reeve Frank to hire trucks for road work
used on streets in Goderich. Walkom, Goderich (two votes).
Wigh a .full- attendance of thhei Reeve Ivan Forsyth of Tueker-
33,leers a C:ourieil, 17 voted smith TQwn�sliip, who spoke
against the tetter deal for urban against�n the ' proposal t�o gi;}t
centres, and 16 voted for it. more rebate to the toWns` and
The 16, hevwever, ' ineludedothe villages; said he understood that
two representatives of the Town towns within counties receive,
of Goderich, Reeve !:"rank Wal- in acidd •tioir�toWt'itemoun r e,,.:
k6lir`8n�d Deputy Reeve James fY� per
.P provincial subsidies of 5Q per
Bisset; each of wham is entitled cent on road -n i-nhenance and
to a • double vote, because of $0 per cent gni bridge's. Separat-
o4erivh, s greater population. ed towns, he added, receive only
The increase in the amount 334 per cent provincial subsidy,
rebated by the county to towns 'hut Harron hvs no separated
and villages, .ta. be used for town towns. "
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and village streets, was request- When the vote was taken, the
ed in January by the Goderich majority in favor of increasing
representatives, and was recon the rebate to 45 per cent com-
mended Thursday by the county prised Reeve Roy Adair, Wing -
roads committee. The increase ham; Deputy Reeve ° Morgan
voted Thursday is expected to Agnew, Clinton; Reeve William
give `Goderich a rebate of about Ball, Seaforth; Reeve Valentine
$18,000 a year, instead o'f about
$16,000. Other municipalities
which will benefit proportionate-
ly are the towns of Wingham,
Seafirth, Clinton and Exeter,
MINOR HOCKEY 'NIGHT.
TO COMMENCE AT T P.M.
TUESDAY, APRIL 5
Adults and Students 35c, . Children Free
Draw for Legion quarter of beef will be made.
NOTE: All playerh lust report 30 minutes prior to garnes.
HOCKEY
Walkerton Kinsmen
vs. Goderich Kinsmen
Wednesday, Apr. 6
AT 8.30 P.M.
PROCEEDS FOR MINOR* HOCKEY -
should be increased by 50 cents
an hour. 'County Engineer
Jaynes W. 'Britnell 'explained
that the rates the county has
been paying are now ,below
those being paid by other truck -
hirers for similar wark,and°sthat
acts, the 701ti Vac S•�$'the- -county-
might not be able to get enough
trucks for its 1960 construction,'
program.
Arrangements are to be made
to have six of the county roads,
foremen appointed' special con
—stables. The intention,, . said'
Engineer Britnell, as .to get
more policing 44 'overloaded;
trucks. There is no thought, he
said, of using the roads foremen
las constables to chase speeders;
the-ir powers as special con-'
stables are -planned to give them'
',authority to, check the 1 ad
!weights of trucks using the!
county roads. •
"As it is now," said Mr. Brit-
nell, "the- thuckers arewatching
for : the weigh scales ..and__ the..
black -and -white cars. Now they'll
have to watch for the green
trucks as well: It's the deter-
rent effe=ct that 'we're a=fter."
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The Goderich Signal -Star, Thurs., Mani) 310t, 19100
But Practising fog' the shit
bn't ail -that the ' attldent.
arc'` doing. Drives �ettaa '-._:_
Students have take tw the road.
Best of luck, igani
' Also,)[ Bowling Club PUP -40‘,"
are under' way, The Raided and
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t mat
teams. 'Last Saturday, the Raid • `
era came out on°top when they:
defeated the Flukes. ° tby 130
points. 'Anyway, -,what happens
on Saturday remains t4 the ,seen.
May the best team 'tin!
The - dance, sponsored by :he'
Purl=ing club was held an Fri.. -
.day, March .2.5th, .from. 8.30 to
11.30 p.m. t,A, large crowd at-
tended. and it seemed as 'though .>
same' were ole'ttiirg`: ='bh ' ;._
down" for the fit tame„ in a.
,couple of weeks. Everyone had
a wonderful time. ' Thank you
to ,Mr. Boyce ani' M2•° Ogg for
G.
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Hurry! Hurry!'Htistle, bustle!
`Last >�minute preparations for
"April -r 'Shower" are in full
twang. " Anyway, Mr,- Tucker
•anti the students are 'sure that
their efforts have not been in
vain, because the tickets are
selling fast, 1`f •you. want 'to see
a a.
r` t v� e:t.
p
b of ` Y
most' of them musical, make`
sure one of the fent/ tickets ;left
is yours. Failing that„the first
few will the admitted at the
door. The proceeds of the show' chaperoning the dance. BY the
way, curlers, the season is al-
moat- aver. Let's see .everyone
there and finish off with a bang!
Thanks students for snaking
more news this week. It sepals
as though everyone is back to
normal.
will be donated to some char;
ibable organization by the Glee
Club, and some of it will go to
help the choir pay a small de-
ficit on their blazers. See you
there on Wednesday, April 6th
at 8.30 p.m.
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LAST WEEK WE SOLD
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5 CARS IN 'CLINTON'
3 CARS IN GODERICH
2 CARS IN GRAND BEND,.
4 CARS IN SEAFORTH
2 CARS IN WINGHAM
6 CARS - IN -ZURICH AND EXE. TER (D
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KILBURNMcL-EAN
North Street Unite
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urday,•' for the wedding of Lil-
lian Frances. Pauline McLean
and Donald Gle;el-Thole' The
bride, who was given in mar -I
ria, e by her brother, Charles
E. McLean, is thennKilburndaughter of
�Mrs. Islay McLean and the'latei
°Wilfr-id Thomas McLean, of
Goderich, and the ;room is the
son of the late Mrs. .Hilda M.
Kilburn, St. Thomas, Rev. A. $
E. Eustace officiated for the
double -ring ceremony. Mr. Geo..
In,:;hain, organist, presided at
the organ. Mr. C. R. West, • of
St. Thomas, as guest soloist,
yang "The Lard's Prayer" and
"0 Perfect Love,
- The bride wore a tradition -al
gown of hand clipped Belgian
lace. The bodice featured a
scolloped neckline edged. in se-
quin land pearl ,embroidery, and
lily -point sleeves. A deep nylon
sheer fiou'nee, c,atrght with a
= back interest bow of -the same
Tf alef117,-.. accentedthe floor -
length skirt. Her illusion veil
fell from a coronet headdress
of sequins and pearls. She car-
ried a cascade bouquet of white
roses.
- Miss Beth Anstay, of Lopdon,,
as maid of honor, and Mrs. J.
E. Sinnott, of Windsor, and Mats.
Arthur Sernmler, otf Landon,
sis ers of tJre bride, as brides-
maids, wore identical gowns of
royal blue silk organza with lace
bodices and velvet bow head-
dresses with veils of the same
color. They carried bouquets
of royal blue .maims.
Mr. Harold Hill, of St. Thomas,
was groo msma n and Dr. Robert
Farley, of St. Thomas, and Mr.
Orme Kilburn, brother of the
, groft,"ushered.
After the ceremony, dinner
I was served at Harbourlite Inn
where the guests were received'
by the bride's mother, wearing
a dusty rose ensemble with
mink brown accessories and cor-
sage of pink roses. She was
rssfsted by Mrs. Joscpth Crow -
on, of Toronto, aunt. of the
groom, who,chose a' la'ce sheath
dress in mlti'k brown tone with
'lege acres ories and corsage of
yellow mains. -
Following the reception the
appy couple left by motor for
lha honeymoon in Florida. For
!ravel -lir'.; the bride chose a two -
niece avocado. green wool jacket;
dress with bcie,e petal' hat ar.d'
..*loves. A corsage of yellow,
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ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH
April 3—Fifth Sunday in Lent.
8.30 a.m. Holy Communion.
i0 -a:tr -"-Sunday School and Bible Cissa.
11, a.m. Holy Communion and Sermon.
(Junior Congregation -and Nursery.)
7 p.m. Evensong and Sermon.
Thursday Lenten Midweek Services.
10 a.m. Holy Communion in the Chapel.
8 p.m. Shortened Evensong and Address.
REV. KENNETH E. TAYLOR, M.A., D.D., Rector.
MR. J. F. STEPHEN,S, M.A., Organist and 'Choirmaster.
TI-fE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA
'North
Street ...U.nrtecl.,Ghurla..
10 am. SUNDAY SCHOOL.-
11
CHOOL.11 a.m. "THE JESUS WE -MUST FIND."
Junior Congregation a'd Nursery,:
Special Mid -week Lenten Service
Tuesday, 7.30 p.m.
REV. A. E. EUSTACE, B.A., Minister.
MR. GEO. -INGHAM; A,R.C.T.,` Mus: .Bac:
Music Director.
THE SALVATION ARMY
SUNDAY, APRIL 3
CAPT. AND MRS. H. CROSSLAND
11 a.m. HOLINESS MEETING;'
3 p.m: SUNDAY SCHOOL.
7 p.m. SALVATION MEETING.
Tuesday, "8 p.rn. Prayer and Bible Study.
You are never a stranger at the Army.
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10 a.m. CHURCH SCHOOL—All Ages.
11 a.m.: "RE -CRUCIFYING CHRIST."
COMMUNION SERVICE..
7 p.m. "THE POTTER'S FIELD."
E. Von KEITZ, Minister. W. BETTGER.
Organist:
Bethel Pentecostal Tabernacle
SUNDAY, APRIL 3
10 a.m. Sunday School, classes for all ages.
11 a.m. 'Worship Service—','Waiting For Elijah."
7.30 p.m. Evangelistic Service -"An Army Officer's
Opinion."
Tues., .8 p.m. 'Bible Study and Prayer Meeting.
Fri., 8 p.m. Young People's, Mrs. Will Hoy,, Speaker.
Monday, April 4. Christ Ambassador, Young ,People's
Rally. '
April ,5-17 fxevival Meetings -- with the Clark Sisters.
_REV'. H. C CRACKNELL, Pastor — Phone JA 4.8506.
You are invited to come vd worship with ut.
Victoria Street United Church
FELLOWSHIP AWAITS YOU.
10 a.m. Graded School and Adult Bible Class.
11 a.m. Series: 'INE HAVE FOUND THE CHRIST."
5. "HE TOOK It UPON HIMSELF."
4.30 p.m. BAPTISMAL SERVICE.
1.30 Benmiller Unified Sunday School and Church.
3.00 Union Church after Sunday School.
REV. S. A. MOOTE, B.A:, B.D., Minister.,
MR. FRANK BISSETT, Organist.
Knox Presbyterian Church
THE REV. ROBERT A. MaoMILLAN, Minister
Mr. H. de Jong, Organist Miss B. J. Woodruff, Deaconess
10 a.m. CHURCH SCHOOL.
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11 a.m. SACRAMENT OF THE LORD'S SUPPER.
7 p.m. THE SACRAMENT OF THE LORD'S
SUPPER WILL BE DISPENSED IN THE CHAPEL.
Nursery and Junior Congregation.
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Guests were present from o FREE METHODIST CHURCH
i,•ronto, St. Thema., L radon, !
Niagara Falls, Windsor and 0 WELCOMES YOU—SUNDAY, APRIL 3'
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Sarnia.
• • 9.50 a.m. Family Sunday School
11 a.m. RECIPE FOR REVIVAL."
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0 7 p.m. Your Invitation ,To Hear A
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Skating on Sunday, April 3.—
Afternoon Sicating 12 years
and under 3.3Q=5
Teen-agers and Adults 8.30.10. REV. E. A. COOPER, Pastor JA 4.9306
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SPECIAL SERIES OI' SUNDAY NIGHT
MESSAGES ON PROPHECY
(Using a Targe wall chart showing final events)
7 p.m. "THE GREAT TRI'El1LATION°"
A study in the book's of Revelation ancl•Daniei.
Wed., 8 p.m. Crass Meeting.