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District 'of . the Women's
Institute have again . given
support to their Korean adopted
child • through the Save the,
Children Fund., Byung. Be. The.
District Secretary Mrs. graham
McNee of a Dungannon has
received this report ,about their
foster child Cho Byung He.
"Bytom Ee finished primary
school in, last February but'asp„
she had little interestin
schooling and her family
conditions were in difficulty, she
didn't .go on". to, middle school.
She became weak recently so
, she consulted a doctor and was
found to be malrfutritive`
anemia. She takes rest at home
and takes tonic medicine for her
health.
"She hopes to learn hair -dress
skill when she recovers her
health again. The mother works'
irregularly and supports six of a
' family with her poor income
$18.00 ,a month.
"The eldest brother Eun
Yung got driver's license and
got a- job four months ago. He
became a great help ` to • the
family. Byung Yun works as a
driver -aid helped by Eun Yung
arid hopes to learn drive skill.
Byung. Sun finished primary
schoolin last January and the
youngest, Byung Moon • is .in
primary school.
"The family are' living. in a
room : made of barracks, but it
seems narrow for the family.
The site belongs to others but
they don't pay any rent for it. As
they are living in ;slum areas,
4 worker advised them not to be
influenced by bad effects.
"The family conditions have
progressed much but continued
sponsorship aid is recommended,
yet , till the child recovers her
health and gets a job."
4 his --was an encouraging
letter and the group is gratified
to know that for 30 cents per,
member per year, a child in
Korea can be supported and
helped to get an, education.
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voters will be ;tido
to local lists this. September
• properties he or she, ma►y own or age$, property .occupant,, .:ststtue,
Revenue Minister Allan
Grossman said last week: that rent. school support, school electoral •
_ _-_,thk-e era; of week.
Howevexa indi duaLia- tua.-citiz_e�a+a p sad 4ev tde Y.
residents, which. - begins resident in one municipality and This information is reclyired 'to ' '
September 5, will identify a new also a property owner in preparemunicipal voters' hats
kind. of local voter in the another municipality he or she :which wilt be delivered to
province: The enumeration
can vote, but only.aonce, in each municipal' clerks by, October 1:04
involves the gathering •of beefy
, so can that Following. publication'. of the '
reformation for rr}unicipal . persons spouse?' Mr. Grossman , lists, 'people '.who ' have
voters' lista Eighty per cent of continued: "This means that a incorrectly been omittedr from
Ontario municipalities will hold cottage owner, for example,' can the , lists can, contact' the
elections onMonday, ecernher ' "vote ° in the municipality where.municipal clerk to have their
4, he is usually resident as well as names added..
Mr. Grossman said that the municipality in which his ' The enumerator's visit to a
cottage is located. • home ,or apartment will take
throughout Ontario's history, 8
'property ' qualifications, with "As cottage owners are not only a few minutes of the
.
some exceptions, have normally permanent residents.of resident'stime.
established eligibility for local , the municipalities where they
electors. "This year, for the first, own cottages, enumeration
time, ' we have expanded . the .notices will be mailed to them '
right to vote in municial,aitl'
(photo by Fr.ed H. ,Blsset)
MR AND MRS . DOUGLAS D. STEMP
Eastern Ontario, Quebec
their honeymoon route
Douglas D9 _Stemp, son.of Mr.
and . Mrs. Donald : Stemp,
Goderich,, .exchanged . wedding
vows with Judith A. Graham,
Kitchener, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Graham, Goderich,
Saturday, August 12 in Saint
Peter's Church; Goderich.
Father R Moynahan.
conducted the 'double -ring'
ceremony. Decorations were
orange arid white gladioli.
The organist, Miss Ann Legg,
accompanied soloist Grant
Ellison as he sang "Ave Marie"
and "The Wedding Prayer."
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore a floor -
length gown of nylon organza
with Venice lace bodice, lace
trimmed neckline, sheer sleeves
with' deep French cuff trimmed
with bridal buttons, and a semi-
full skirt with two rows of''lace
on thea hem. A Juliet cap in
matching' lace held her
cathedral length lace -edged veil.
She carried a colonial bougiiet
• of yellow sweetheart roses, blue
stephanotis, and white daisies.
The maid of honor was, the
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sister.. of the bride, •Miss Vicki'
Graham of Kitchener: She wore
a floor -length gown with melon
shade chiffon bodice, ruffled
front to a, high waistline,. long
sheer sleeves and a multicolored
'printed skirt with a flounce
• around the hemline. She wore a.
white crochet picture hat with
melon colored ribbon and
carried a bouquet • of • white
daisies.
The bridesmaids were
Graham and Jane Graham,
sisters of the bride, and
Rosemary Kuntz of Walkerton.
Their dresses and flow
identical, to the.maid of honor's"
' Barry Grace, of Sudb
the groomsman. The ushers
wereBill Stemp, brother of the
groom, Richard Prest, a
Willis, all of Goderich.
The wedding supper.was held
at the Bedford 'Hotel and was
followed by a reception at the
Goderich�,Metngrial . Arena.
The mother of the bride wore
Brenda
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cry was
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nd Bob
a sleeveless floor -length blue
polyester gown with white
accessories and a corsage of
yellow orchids. 4 _,w
The groom's mother wore• a
sleeveless length champagne
colored gown of polyester with
mauve accessories 'and a mauve
orchid.
The bride's—tra.ueiling.__
costume was a. white A-line skirt
and blouse with a red crimplene
blazer and a navy, red a.nd.
white' tie. She wore white wet -
look accessories and a corsage
of white miniature carnations.
The wedding trip was to the
Thousand Islands, Quebec City
and Ottawa. The couple will
reside in Kitchener.
Prior • to her marriage the
bride was honored with several
showers held in Goderich at the
homes of Mrs. Arnold Young,
Mrs. Gordon Munroe and Mrs.
John Glazier. There was also a
shower at the home of Mrs.
Isabel Williams in Kitchener
with friends of Mutual Life.
On Saturday, August 5, a
trousseau. tea was held by the
bride's mother, Pouring tea
were the bride's grandmothers,
Mrs. Vera Fisher and Mrs
Mary Graham, and Mrs. Claire
Bedard and Mrs. R. W. Bell,
friends of the groom's family.
• Ouit�&f t`o'wn" `guests were
present at the wedding from
Sudbury, "Brampton, Kitchener,
Sarnia, Ca Bary, Se Petersburg
in Florida, Milton and Grand
Bend. .. . .
Following the" rehearsal, the
groom's parents entertained the
wedding party at their home. -
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school . board elections to the
growing number' of people who'
are neither property owners nor
long-term tenants.
"A Cana.dian citizen 'or
British subject who is 18 years
of age or older and a resident of
the municipality between
September 5 and October 10 can
vote in. local elections," .the
minister explained.
Mr. Grossman said this year's
enumeration is also important
as it embraces several other
fundamental changes in
.legislation. ,"Por example,;. an
inidividual will now have only
municipality, ,
how many
one vote
regardless
per
of
at their permanent ,residences.
They • should.. make any
necessary corrections , on the
notice and mail it to the address
indicated."
The enumeration is being
made "by the .ministry of
'revenue's assessment division on
behalf of the municipalities.
Enumerations have
traditionally been made in the
spring. Starting this year, they
will be undertaken in the fall,
closer to the j7ecember election
date, to reduce ' errors and
omissions caused' by family
moves in the summer, between
;school years. .
The enumeration is to collect
such information as names,
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