The Goderich Signal-Star, 1964-11-19, Page 7PERSONAL
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Anderson
and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Blake
spent the Weekend in Toronto
• visiting relatives.
Mrs. Bert Lewtas of Winni-
peg, a recent guest with Mr.
and Mrs. J. Moody, returnec1 tq
her home last Saturday.
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Mrs. George Milburn of Lon -
den was a 'weekend guest of
Mrs,- Eva 'Iohring:
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff McNeil,. ac-
companied by Mr. aria Mrs,
°Mar Brooks, spent the week-
end in Toronto, and, attended
the Royal Winter Fair on Sat-
urday last.
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' These are just a small representation of the many
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et black, red' interior. Low. Mileage.
1964 CORVAIR. MONZA
H
uron County Seeks
evelopment Road
Huron County road commit-
tee has asked the department
of highways to designate as de-
velopment road another 16
miles, namely, county read 3
from Bayfield through Bruce -
field and Egmondv,ille to High-
way .8 at Seaforth. The depart-
ment pays the full cost of de-
velopment road, constructed by
the county, and $400,000 ,was
received or will be, as direct
aid this year.
Announcement that the route
matibned had been chosen by
the %ad committee was auth-
orized by chairman Joseph Kerr,
deputy reeve of Wingham,
county engineer James Brit-
nelb had concluded reading the
committee report.
A bylaw has been prepared
to increase the speed limit from
50 to 60 mph on county road
25 f rpm iTi.g II 1
except in the, policevillage of
Auburn (30 mph), the village bf
al,....1.111•111111MW
Blyth (35 mph) and Walton (35
mph) and on county road 12
from thelorth limit of Seaforth
to Highway 86 .except 25.00 feet
at Winfitrop (35 mph), Walton
(35 mph) and the 'village of
Brussels (30 mph). "These two
roads are built to a modern
standard and the 60 -mile limit
is in keeping with Department
of Transport warrants.
The 1964 budget will be rais-
ed as follows: county ' levy,
$522,000; rebate of retail sales
tax, $10,000; surplus, $16;500;
provincial §ubsidy, $656,500;
direct aid (development road)
$400,000; total,* $1,60,000..
• Main itern of road construc-
tion was 7,5 Miles on road 16
in Morris, $230,000 for grading.,
gravel and. land'. Principal
bridge job was ,a 195 -foot three -
span bridge on road,. 31, north
PERSONALIZED
CHRISTMAS
GREETING
-ARDS AT THE'
Signal -Star
maintenance bill was $352,000,
of which gravel cost $112,000.
Work on development reads
669 and 670 on county road 12,
from Highway 8 in Seaforth
north to Highway 86; 22 miles,
is now complete. "Total cost
was in excess of one million
dollars," the report stated: "the
cost' to Huorn. county was less
than $4,0 000. "
P-1411-03tWitifk*R.R•sLdasign
under way on development road
759 on county road, 4 from
Crediton east, westerly to High-
way 81„10 miles. Tenders for
Discuss Buying
New X.Ray Unit
A meeting of the Boarcli of
Governors of Alexandra Marine
and General Hospital, Tuesday
evening discussed the pufehase
of a new X-ray machine. The
matter of purchasing it has
been left to the executive corn'-
mittee to proeeed withandcer-
tain renovations in connection
with its eventual installing have
been left with the property
committee. The. possible price
of the new machine is more
than $21,000.
Three additional plans for
the new hospital addition have
been prepared by the archi-
tects.' The building planning,
committee, is now trying to get
an appointtnent with provincial
authorities in the near future
to discuss these new plans,
Reporton their attendance
*at the annual convention of the
Ontario Hospital Association
were given by John Schaefer
n4 Loo--AValzak.---,:_
grading the first five miles will
likely be called early in 1965,
and for the second five miles
later in the year. ,
A bylaw has been prepared to
add and remove small sections
of old Highway 21 in relation to
the county ystem,. The .larg-
est piece is part of old_ Highway
21 foni,q,aL,4a..,piu1op.a'
tonib. The bylaw reverts a
section of old Highway 21 north
of the railway tracks to. the
Township of Colborne.
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e* doderich signal -Star, ThiulAdai, Nvei1er 190, 11;4,041
• • tte.n ance
pogo 1)
exChAnge of students betweero
Various countrie,sand fell that
4:eh 4., pan would ie suitable
lor the God.erieh Lions Club to •
1)onsor. Ernie Crawford'intro-•
,dueed theguest speaker. Bjll
Marley presented him- with a
glift on behalf of the Goderich-
Club.
Maurice Jenkins spoke of The
Little Theatre. plan to bring
3eorge Merton and his marion-
ettes to Goderich SOPtle time in
December .and asked the Gode-
-ich Lion to subsidize the, cost
of tickets to this show for
young;sters. This, the Lions
Club voted to do.
• Jim. Britnell asked that Lions
.give thought to a. worthwhile
project for the Lions Club and
MR. AN MRS. PETER YOUNG
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50th Wedding Anniversary Party
For ,Mr. &' Mrs. -•5. Peter 4Youn
r. -and Mrs. S: -.Peter Young
marked their 50tff wedding an-
niversary with open house at
their home on Huron- road on
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1960 CHRYSLER WINDSOR
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Fully equipped. Al 'condition throughout including new white
wall tires.
"Has six cylinder motor, standard transmission and only 32,000
miles by one local owner.
1495.'00
1960 DODGE
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1295.00
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'November llth. lavrivr Young
is the former Elma Bettles.
They •were married at Bay-
field by the Rev. Alfred McFar-
lane and farmed -in: COderich
Township until they retired in
1946. They have three children,
Mrs. Graham (Olive) Johnston
of Clinton; James of Goderich
Township, and Mrs. Harold
(Bessie) Black -of Clinton; they
have seven grandchildren and
two great-grandchildren.
They are both members of
Victoria Street United Church,
Goderich. . .
_ The table, centered with -the
wedding cake, was decorated
with 'gold streamers and white
and %old tapers with •Mims-: Alban
Bettres and ,Mrs. Clara Young,
sisters-in-law of Mr. and Mrs.
Yoning, pouring "tea for about
'roo guests: -Assisting -were-the-
PuY17.W _5.71.41.TglitetM,A.aigght
law and granddaughters.-
-MW-Threlr""griffr-ards
were received. Amon g them
were „..„JengrattrlatirtiS.,' l'iri-O-Piii
Elstoli" Cardiff and Lester B.
Pes.'son and a scroll from John
Rd ts. The couple also had
a iithe call from Mrs: Young's.
bre 6 r, Erland, and sister -in-
. i
laVrom Toronto and one from
her ..sister, Rhoda Jordan, and
lark* •Therori; of Vancouver,
;_,•:-
. 'ung has one: sister,
R of Vancobver acid three
d
br titers, tleron of: Seaforth,
All ati. of Goderich Township
anal Erland of. Toronto. Mr.
Yq g has one brother living,
Jai ' of Goderich.
Kiiiettes Aid •
Needy Family
T e '. fourth meeting of the
Goderich Kinette Club was held.
Moi.;4y, November 16, at Mac-
Kay Hall with 16. members pre-'
sent.'„
SOeral Major projects were
disCtiSSed during the business
sessieri.
Jenne :VICCaidev, Convener.
for •
clan
will
of ,t
gave
of
the annual Mardi 'Gras
stated_ that this affair
66 held at the Legion Hall,
rlie Whetstone, convener
o New Year's. Eve dance,
hr report on'the progress
se plans.
sident Jean Hanly an-
no4ied ages and sizes of the
needy'family to be assisted and
plans are underway for contri-
butions ' to them. •
At the closeof the meeting
a Chinese auetion was held fol-
lowed bv,• a .social hour,
Pi?r1.40 tilf4o
1.4,1Q4§C1
PeoloOr log.„
PresidOAt, t _e'14apPwars,
ppl.loct Ain 6040,01;g .44t, •
allt024°gFARW 404r4We, ,
with •the eustoni g4:4;,,A, -
clifferent member to 0, •SA
eadt meeting. •
Entertainment was provided
by Jack 'Thyne, "The 'cow;
Farmer," and Claohtc
rk Jnson,
CIQNX artists. Mr, Thyne spoke
of first coming to Godericli to
entertain on the invitation of
the late Dr. Whitley and later,
on the invitation of the late
Reg. McGee.
Bruce Howlett was the win-
ner ,trf the draw prize. Object-
ing to no planned Christmas
star this year, Bob Smith in4
vited. the Lions to his home
after 'the meeting in order that
the custom might parried on.
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