HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1964-10-22, Page 14The Croderich Signal -Star, Thursday, October 22nd; 1964
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VAN DEN BROECK - DAVIS
Bronze and gold mum i decor-
ated St Paul's Catholic Church,
,R.C.A.F. Station, Clinton, on
Saturday, October 10, for the
, high -noon wedding of Joan
,Lurenia Davis, Go4erich, and
Edista A. Van den Broeck, Ot-
tawa. Rev. Father Bussey per-
forined the double -ring cere,
. inony, The bride is the daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Davis,
Goderich, and the groom is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jahn Van
den Broeck, Tillsbnburg. Tra-
ditional wedding music . was
played by the church organ:LSI,-
' Sergeant Stone.
The bride was given in mar-
riage byher father: Her floor-
-Jeugth'gown, of white nylon over
taffeta was embroidered with
lade and pearls. The full hoop-
ed, skirt ,featur,edTa bustle ,back.
A sMan crown 'held her veil of
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bouquet of yellow roses.
,#;The attendants were Miss
,ndrea Williams of Goderich,
as maid of honor and Miss
Anne Chapman of London as
bridesmaid. Their dresses of
gold silk brocade were fashion-
ed with barrel-shapedskirt's and
they wore matching pillbox hats
caught with veiling. They car-
ried' bouquets of bronze mums.
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Groomsman Was WilliantbShea
of Camp Borden and ushers
were Peter Boswick, ,Camp Bor-
den, and Walter Davis, Gode-
rich, brother of the bride.
The reception was held in
..he Park House; Goderich,
where, the bride's mother re-
ceived her 'guests in a .blue
silknit, sheath -styled dress
with ,matching hat and 11, cor-
sage of white roses tinted With
blue'. The groom's mother
chose a dark wool turiic en-
semble with, palpink acces-
sories and a corsage of pink
In the evening a party and
dance was .held at • the Park
House when approximately 100
relatives and friends were in
attendance.
Guests from a' distance were
present .front'... -Stratford,
•Liskeard,
'WOrTfil3aY7rEfiener,Italiiriton;
Toronto, Barrie and Montreal.
For travelling,' the bride don-
ned -a mint green wool suit top-
ped with a three -quarter -length
coat with matching tinted fax
collar, black accessories and a
corsage of yellow, roses. •
They will reside , in Ottawa
where the groom is stationed
with the R.C.A.F.
Miss A. Williams entertained
the bride -elect at 'a shower it
the home of her aunt, Mrs. G.
Harrison; prior to the innarriage.
Historical Society UrgedTo
Preserve The History of the Fast
amh6 _ _s m 1
g -Room Rural Schools
•
By Mrs. W. Bradnock
CARLOW.- Colborne Town-
ship Hall at Carlow was the
.-cone last Friday evening of
;he tirs.t Meeting of the Huron
Thunty Historical Society. Mem-
bers and interested per.sons
gathered fierWvarious parts of
.lie county to hear , Professor
James R. Scott, executive as
to the president- of the
University of Nkestern Ontario,
tell about his new book, The
•,-;ettlenTitt of Huron County.
Mrs. W D. Itifiek of. Crediton,
president of the Socieity,4as, in
charge of the meeting. She vvel-
corned, all to- the first meeting
and spoke of the challenge to
ever:‘,one to helptrack down
historymade during the past
140 years.
The minutes of the organiz-
ational meriting were read by
the secretary„ Mrs. Otto Popp.
Mrs. L. Poth of Bayfielq, mem-
bership convener, stated that .66
have Charter Membership cards
now, and anyone .wishing to
join before the end of .the year
would also be a charter mem-
ber, Mrs. Poth said it Was hop-
ed there would be family mem-
berships by next year. The con-
vener of the constitution corn:,
mittee, Magistrate Glenn Hays,
gave a rwort for his committee.,
Mrs ,Tait Clark reported on -the
projects which 'het committee
would like to see carried alit by
the Huron County Historical So-
ciety. Warden Ralph Jewell in-
troduded the guest speaker, Pro-
fessor lames R. Scott:
Professor Scott said it was a
pleasure to see so many peciple
in Huron interested in their
heritage. He paid high ,tribute.
to the Huron County l'ionePr
11uSeum at Goderich and spoke
of Dodn Village -the project
VatORTO ;$1.-s7tOfiVa
. Not Much Change
Professor Soott Said that of-
ten facts of 'the early days are
told differently.. He -pointed
mit that the county has not
changed a great deal since 1890
-no cities -no big • industrial
development and, in his words,
since Huron County was settled
--we've been settled, He told
about the capitalist Scheme of
John Galt to purchase and sell
land and also about. Tiger Dun-
olp and MacDonald, who Was
an- early surveyor.,' He spoke,
of the 1830 winter in Canada
when two men, 50 years of age,
and their two sons came in with
salt, flour and an axe (one had
a fiddle), 1.o clear. the ,virgin
fore,ts and !Map )1Q111eS to,
bring out their fatnilies the
following year.
Profe.4.-or Scott said Carlow
was the municipal capital of
Colborne, Township and it was
fiLing that this first meeting
held in this centre. ,One
hundred years ago, there 'were
two stores a post office, which
hadbeen there for 10 years,
a blacksriiith shop, a Shoemaker'l
shop and •two taverns. Ten
years later they hiid built the
hall for $400, all at Carlow,
.which was also.known at. times
as Smith's Ilill
He told the members to have
the driv‘e to get information
about the one -room schools
`which.are swiftly disappearing
from the count*,, He said
there is hrstory in this vicinity
in the education field and it is
II) to everyotie 'to obtain and
preserve it for future., gener-
ations.
! Mr. John I3.erry, eoun:ty clerk,,
tliankd Professor Scott for his
historical address
lhd hoped that everyone would
re'ad his nt.W book, The settle-
ment of Huron County, when it,
! com-s' off the press early in
.1903. .
Prggram
musical selections
were given by the members of
the Auburn Women's Institute
in costumes dating back over
00 years ago.' ,Mrs. Donald
Haines, Mrs. •Gordon R. Taylor
and 'Mrs. Wes Bradnock sang
four numbers accompanied by
Mrs. William J. Craig. The Mills
sisters, Misses Joan and June,
s-ang four numbers with guitar
and banjo acedihpaniment.
They were also in old,time'
costumes. , Mr. Herbert Neill
spoke of his, wortc as curator
and -hoped to see an office built
at the front of the museum
some day. He introduced his
successor, Mr. James Chisholm.
It was announced that the
next meeting will be held at
Bayfield on November 23rd with
Dr. Jaynes Talman, ,librarian at
the University of Western On-
tario, as the speaker. Lunch
was served by the members of
the Tiger Dunlop Ins.-titute, the
only Women's Institute in the
county that has an historical
name. -
The native Indian population
of Canada increased from 155,-
0004n 1951 to 195,000 in 1963;
about 145,000 persons live on
the 9,215 square miles of land
held .as Indian reserves.
Ottawa obtains a revenue ,o
about $100 million a year from
the 11 per cent sales tax collect, -
ed at the factory on new Motor
vehicles Made in,Canada.
The strength of Canada's mil-
itary forces is about 120,000,
andcivilian employment in de-
fence seryices totals about
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