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8 The Goderich Signal-Sttir, Thunsdsy, iaiovcwtur 24, 1966
While Horses And Livery
Took. Place Of Honeymoon
. By W, E. ELLIOTT
With members of their family
gathered around and friends
from far and near dropping in,
Mr. and Mrs. HarryT. Williams,
of Saltford, happily celebrated
they golden weddinganniversary
.last week. end, Friday afternoon
and evening they were at home to
visitors, 'received by their Baugh.
ters and daughters-in-law.
On Sunday the bride and groom
of 50 years ago were guests of
honor at a family dinner in the
township hall, Carlow, attended
by 28. Among those from out of
town were Miss Grace limiter,
Windsor, and Miss Margaret Rus-
ton, Wallaceburg, nieces of Mrs.
Williams.
Home for the occasion were all
the children except one; Law-
rence Williams, youngest son, is
'in 'Trinidad and could not make the
. journey, but sent a telegram of
greeting. The others are Kath-
leen, Mrsu. Wilfred FisherofCol-
borne, • near Saltford; Donald, of
Galt, Gordon, of Corunna; Glenn,
of London; Doris, Mrs. Ernest'''.
Kirk, of Nipawin, Sask.; Marian
Clementine, Mrs. Michael C. Du-
da, of Don Mills, and Kenneth C.,
of Saltford. Mir. and Mrs . Kirk
drove from Nipawn, and were
pleasantly surprised by the sunny
weather here. There are 17 grand.
children, of whom 10 were present
on Sunday.
Henry Talbot Williams, son of
Arthur Acland and Clementine
Williams, of Dunlop, and Mary
Linklater, daughter of John and
Phoebe Linklater, also of Col.
borne, were married Nov. 18,
1916, by Rev. James Hamilton,
minister of Leeburn and Union
Presbyterian churches, at the
manse on East Street, Goderich..
The bridesmaid was Mr. Will-
iam's sister, Clementina, now
Mrs. Alfred C. Hines, Toronto,
and the groomsman was Mr.
L inklater.
There was no honeymoon trip to
distant points, but the couple put
on a bit of style by riding to and
from the manse behind Stowe's
white horses in a livery carriage.
They resided first on Wolfe
street -here. Mr . Williams, then
28, had been sailing but decided
to stay ashore. He took a job
at the Goderich Organ Company,
Approve Library
(Continued From Page 1)
Mr. Thompson stated that a
shortage of qualified librarians
exists and encouragement should
be given to local people who are
practical librarians to improve
their qualifications along this
line. The chief librarian, he said,
of course will have to be a fully
qualified person at a salary con-
sistent with these qualifications.
A graph attached to the com-
mittee report, indicated iiicreas-
- ed circulation in Middlesex
County since commencement of
the County Public Library Ser-
vice. In 1962, before the new leg-
islation,' book circulation was un-
der 100,000, but it had risen in
1963 to 225,000, and to more than
400,000 in 1964. At the same time,
the amount spent by the Coupty
of Middlesex had not increased
although the province's sharehad
'nearly tripled.
Mr. Thompson, chairman of
Huron County Library Co- opera-
tive Board, in introducing the.'
subject, said he thought the ul.
timate goal of 11 libraries was
integration on a national basis.
"Why should not a book„ in a
library in Ottawa be brought to
a community like Brucefield?"
he asked.
Everett Mcllwain, Goderich
Township, said it was costing
$165 a year to service the 11'
room school of his township at
present, but this would be in-
creased to about $1,400, and his
experience showed that usually
things go up in price.
Clerk -Treasurer J. G. Berry
said the payroll would go up for
librarians and other wages. The
System _would have to .maintain
buildings, pay rents, buy all the
books for all the libraries, and
pay a chief librarian .38,000 to
$,9,000 a year. Middlesex County
system started off at half a mill
and is being raised to one' mill
next year. Reeve Reg Jewell,
.Goderich, said that there was a
possibility that his town's Libr.
Bary Board might change its mind;
it was opposed to the idea at the
present time.
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ander at worked 1 � k the dathPurit Purity
Four mill. They were living at
111 St. George's Cres. when in
1925 they removed totheNile,and
farmed there until removing to
Saltford 30 years ago.
Both the Williams and Link.
later families, residents of this
district from pioneer days,. are
widely connected "in this part of.
the p ovince. The Linklaters.
cameom Sbotland. John Link.
later, Mrs. Williams' father,
farmed 100 acres north of Dunlop
and gave the the land for Lee.
burn church. The former church
building is now a chapel on the
United Church Summer School
property. '
The Williams family -migrated
from Wales to Jamaica nearly
three centuries ago, andRowland
Williams came to Canada in 1837,
becoming county judge of Middle.
sex two years later. His sonRaby
married Augusta, eldestdaughter
of Col. Henry Hyndman, first
sheriff of Huron district, and they
were the grandparents of Henry
T. Williams of Saltford. Hisfath.
er, Arthur Acland Williams, lived
on Lot 3, Lake Shor.eEast, where
Henry was born.
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Minor Hockey Action
By Ken
In the apening•home debut of
the squirt, bantafh, midget and
juvenile hockey teams, Goderich
was slightly outclassed 3-1.
In
the squirt game, Goderich was
defeated by Belmont 7-0:
In the bantam game, Goderich
was defeated by Oakridge Acres,
6-1. In the midget game, Gode-
rioh outclassed Oakridge 7-1.
In the juvenile game, Goderich
showed little style of hockey
and were trounced by Oakridge
by a score of, we11 they got beat,
In an away game in Belmont,
the Goderich Pee Wees were
defeated by Belmont by a score
of 3-1.
• This coming Saturday, these
teams are in action as they play
1St. Thomas at 6 p.m.
For the second time, Goderich
Mite All -Stars brought home the
Oakridge Opimist Hockey
Crawford
Award by beating them 4-1.
The Goderich scorers were
Scott Kennedy unassisted, Doug
Sproule assisted by Danny Kirk-
connell, Ron Hesk assisted by
Paul Schaefer, Mike Andrews un-
assisted.
The lone goal for Oakridge
was scored by Jim Skinner and
assisted by Gary McIntyre. , •
Receiving the trophy for the
Mite A11 -Stars was captain Ron-
nie Hesk.
•
Mite A11 -Stars consist of first
line: Doug Sproule, Danny Wilk=
inson, Danny Kirkconnell, Mike
Tndrews, Randy Carroll; second
line: Scott Kennedy, Paul Schae-
fer, Ronny Hesk, Jimmy Good,
Greg Beacom; third line: 11.en-
ney Skelton, Tommy Sager,
Ricky Elliott, Billy Godard.
Playing goal are Jimmy Duck-
worth and Kevin Williams.
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1951, and received, his diploma in
public health' from the same
university in 1956. In the means
time, he has spent practically the
Andrew four,' are presently liv.
Ing at the Hotel Bedford but will
take up residence soonat133Ne1*•
son S t., Goderich. The three elder
children are becoming oriented to
Canadian life through enrolment
in St, Mary's School, Goderich,
Mrs. Evans, the former Moira
Braid, is a native ofSt. Andrew's
S cotlarid, the original home of the
game of golf. She plays golf but
prefers tennis. On the other hand,
Dr. Evans calls golf his game.
While in school, naturally/he play-
ed soccer.
The family are looking forward
to a `happy life in Huron County.
entire period in publichealth ser.
vice, latterly atWalsall, 10 miles
north. of Birmingham, England.
Dr. and Mrs. Evans and lour
children, Christopher, 11, Rich.,
ard, nine, Maureen, seven and
Name Aich
A four-tn. an committee -headed
Eby W. J. Ma'cLaren, Bennuller,
to look after the official opening
in June of the county .museum's
archives roam has been organiz-
ed
fganiz-ed by the Huron County His-
to(ical Society.
Also named to the committee
were society president, Mrs. W.
E. Mack of Crediton, Mrs. Ben
Homan, ixoderich, 'and, Mrs. Tait
Clais, RR 6, Go lerie.h, -,?:„:
Space for the room which will
house archives ,and other arti-
ffacts relating to the county's
history has been donated by
county council, The 17Q-meni-
'ber, society has spent about
$1,000 to furnish and equip the
?a
room.
The society announced it will
soon publish the third volume
of its historical notes and sug-
gested plans be completed for
its annual essay contest for coun-
ty elementary schools. Topics
for essays must pertain to local
history.
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