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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1964-11-26, Page 5• 44: dr. f " , THANK YOU. To all who donated blood and who oeolunteered their *services to make our November 18th Blood Doo c Clinic suCh a success, may we express our ,sincere thanks. We especially 'appreciate the cooperatipp of several local industries who allowed employees time off from work in *orderto donate. CANADIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY Mrs.. F. Curry, Chairman GODERICH Kopp Dot= CLINIC •111111111V • THREE 'REEVES SEEKING 1965 HURON WARDENSHIP Three reeves—nortli, south and central—will contest the wardenship of Huron for 1965 Announcing their candidatur at, close of the three-day Nov ember session ...were 011fford Dunbar of Grey; Glenn Webb Stephen, and. Morgae Agnew Clinton. At least two new member are assured for next council Warden _Ralph Jewell made i clear that he will not be back representing golborne, an Reeve Frank Walkom of Gode- rich is a candidate fdr mayor Mr. Walkom said- he hoped to visit the 1965 council to extend the customary welcome on be- half of the town. Deputy Reeve Reg. Jewell .is likely to succeed Mr. Walkom as reeve; and there are two candidates to "succeed im as 4eputy. 411111111111.111111r ' FOOTWE For Gift Giving 'For Sports Activities.. • • For Winter Weather . . LAM.P.61.10.1,11111411 eV, Reeve Glenn Webb was just one vote down .in the warden - ship election' last January, when Reeve Ralph Jewell was successful, and Reeve J. Roy Adair of Wingham was the third man. In 1963, Reeve Dun- bar lost to Reeve Walter Forbes of Goderich Townshiip, Mr. Webb's candidature indicates that his deputy, James Hayter, is deferring a try for the reeve - ship of Stephen., , Long Silence When Warden Jewell' invited declarations, there was a long •.silence, until' he reminded the tnember.4: "I don't want this job another year." Reeve Dunbar mentioned a possibility that ""we will lose Roy fAdair) from Wingharn." nz-sulacaitting-nky--.41 candidate for warden, if in good health and returned by my constituents in Grey, I may say the people there think it overdue. We have had only two wardens sinee the turn of the Century. I do not expect to be in county council many years more, but thought I -would give this another Whirl." "Friends in county 'cauncil ,ifirsiosAtwayiproeched - nie,"- said ''Reev'e 'Webb. "I want to thank them for their inctrest and sup- pkirt I think probably. the thing that, made, up my Mind, hive been !peso .leven years and prqbahly ',would 'need . to sty another in order to see the county history. Laughter.) If reeve in 1065 I will definitely be a candidate "for warden. It basTheen a difficult decision te make, but I vvill definitely 1,e a candidate." Reeve Morgan Agnew ap- peared to be still thinking it over .when colleagues said, "Come on, Morgan." Thirty Years "It is 30 years this year since we had a warden in Clinton," he said, "and I am gratified 'that some af my constituents' thought I wotild.be, a good one. If you decide to put me up in that chair' with the gold chain around my neck, I will look as pretty as I can. We all have !o have that one qualification— to be a member—and I do not know that:I will have it., thers' are those Who doh't like me down •there.. 1 do not doubt ,OVA, bUt is tapable of hOidieidown the job of warden; I never met a finer body of men." Called upon by the warden, seven first-year members ex- pressed themselves on the ex- periences of 1964, and two were absent. Reeve Kenneth Stew- art of McKillop and Reeve Nel- son Cardno and Deputy Reeve Carl Dalton., said they;,. ed to be. ba:Ft4. Delegated by council to Pay their compliments to Warden Jewell Reeve Glenn Webb did so, and added: "When you were elected in Huron, I felt that although the system has draw- backs, it isstUl capable of.elect- ing the ,Irroper man for the job. The meinbens af 1964 .council are very proud of you, ,and the - people of Colborne can be just- ly proud, of you, and I am sure anyone associated with youtthis year would agree.'„' The GaderWl Signatetari Warden, Jewell, in thanking County, council, and Mr,. Berry on behalf of the staff, said: "We havhad many , important de - cions,. and I belie xe council has made ,thern el1 I regret I won't be lytck. I make it clear that my council endorsed your kind letter to them and offered me th,?. opportunity to come back unopposed. I feel, I ha,e a' very capable Man an my council to follow. and those ef you who have the Opportun- ity to work with him will find Colborne well represented." • PICOT • AkEXANDP.F' "Kaax Pres.bYtOr40 was .the ,4etting Qfl$44-104Y1,” 'NTiember 7, Itte4 ARA** Jean ,Alexander and rranc0 George Picot exchanged max. rjage vowL Rev. G. J. R07.4.1, performed the cl:ouble-ring eere- mony. The bride s the daugh- ter of' Mr. and Mg. William,. John Alexander, G,(tderich and ,he gr,poni‘..is- the son of Mrs. - Lloyd Picot and the late Mr. Picot, oderich. The bride, given in malTiage by her' father, wore ,a fieor- length traditional wedding gown of Italian Silk failile with, a Swiss late bodice fashioned with elbew-lerigth sleeves and a high scoopedneckline. A e detachable chapel train gave Ilack interest to the stheath ' skirt. crushed pillbox edged With p rls` held her quadruple. • -acre and she carried a cascade bon- qtfet' of whileroses and Eng, 'lish Miss Shirley Mallough, Tor- onto, was' maid of 'honor and brides.,maids were Mrs. Edward ' Giesbrecht, Goderich, and Mrs. Kenneth Hewes, Islington. Their identiCal floor -length gowns of Imperial . crystal charm were ' styled with scooped necklines and elbow -length sleeves. 4 narrow bias band, eaught with . a bow, encircled the waistline. Petal headpieces N,rith circular ..ilereantieeneteltingeeeeessoeiese-e-e- completed their ensembles ande,100. they carried wicker baskets kh white carnations and ivy. 'Groomsman was Stephen Campbell, North Bay and Garth and Garnett Pict, Goderich, u.,hered. ' Receiving her guests at the Ifarbourlite Inn,' Mrs. Alexan- der wore a teal blue two-piece 1:heath-styled dr6ss of satin bro- cade with- blek a.ccessorie$ " and a corsage of white cantle- tionst Mrs. Pic& chose a sheath-s,tyled tp-mueise-eAlue- • -•,' Worstecbdress. Her accessories, were black and pink carnatiOns formed her corsage. For their wedding trip, tile bride changed to a sheath -styli - ed dress in cranberry red leas-, blacr accessories "and a white carnation coesage: They will reside on -RR. 2, Bayfield. ASHFIELD. Mr. -Gordon Robb and Glenn were at the Royal Winter Fair on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Howes at- tended the funeral ofpleir bro- ther, the late Gi!thert Howes in Gorrie on Thursday. ' Miss Anna Mackenzie of Weston spent a few days with relatives here. ; ,WM.S.- • 1VIrs. Gordon Finlayson was in, charge tif the meeting held at the lepnie_eef,,Jarg"- MANIA01.1.1.411,..11..*Wir PHOTO SY R. J. NEPHEW PrdOT - ALEXANDER Moncrief :on Thur-iday. Roll call was answered by a verse of peace. Mrs. Moncri5q lad in , devotions with the` theme "Remembrance." Mrs. D. R. Mackernzie took the topic, "The tirtf7tIrti-Tintsgreirtir The offering wasdedicated by Mrs. Thomas Macdonald. Mrs. Wrn. Ro-s sang,' a Solo and Miss Sadie Johnson and Mrs. Thos. Macdonald read poems. There were 15 members and ane vis- itor present. Mrs. Henry Mac- kenzie offered her home for ,litr"DritnitZTIthlTinttfir-rt host ass and the committee 4erved lunch WL OM 0,01v111,1 : MODERN HAIR Is Pleased To Announce THE APPOINTMENT OF,, .7.S.U2A.N N E Suzanne has, had six years experience InAtionnar-Ausiria-a- as well as'' in. Hamilton and London. She will take app= Antments, starting Dec., -1st. 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