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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-12-08, Page 13it eir serf be ade onso Yo ose age ikes lit th er MR. AND MRS. JAY WILLIAM SMITH ive in Kingston Victoria Street United Church in Goderich was decorated with yellow potted mums for the wedding ceremony of Jay William Smith and Marie Jane Huff on November 12. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Huff of Goderich and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Smith of Goderich. The double ring wedding ceremony was performed by the Reverend John Wood. Music for the ceremony was provided by Mr. Bill Chase who sang True Love during the signing of the register. The Wedding March played as thebride was escorted down the aisle. The` bride was given in marriage by her father. She wore a long white satin dress with lace trim around the sweetheart neck. The long sleeves were trimmed with matching lace. The dress featured a ruffle around the bottom. The train veil had embroidered edges. The bride carried a bouquet of red roses with lily of the valley in the centre. Susan Koster, friend of the bride of Goderich, was maid of honor. She wore a coral colored gown of polyester satin with white ruffle trim around the sweetheart neck and cape sleeves. She wore a band in her hair the same color as her dress. She carried daisies and carnations trimmed in the color of the dre's' ruffled bottom. Helen Huff, sister of the bride of Goderich, was bridesmaid. She was dressed the same as the maid of onor in an aqua color. Groomsman was Watson Huff of Auburn. Ushers were cky Smith, the groom's brother of Goderich and John uff, the bride's brother of Goderich. Following the wedding ceremony, a reception was held ItheSandpiper Inn, Vanastra. The bride's mother greeted gue.sts in a coral colored ogdress with a white carnation corsage. The groom's mother chose a blue colored gown with a ulti colored paint mark pattern and a white carnation orsage. For a wedding trip the bride changed to a blue wrap rtwith a matching top. 1r. and Mrs. Smith will reside in Kingston at the anadian Forces Base. Prior to the wedding, the bride was feted at showers ivenby Susan Koster and Helen Huff and Mrs. Gordon mith. [ROM BRASS TO G LASS And Christmas with class f.rrr11 soaps to towek Anil Invel Blass owls I Hill wraps to wreaths And partridge hear trees IRIS111.1S 11 1111. AR13O lull ICI BEAl111l.1. (II IS b0N 1 IIs\Vi IO COSI AFORII NI . ; n4,1 (;/ �,f2 GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8,1977-.PAGE`13 Boardprepared: for no candidates at election tirne - _. The Huron County Board of Education considered what may happen if no trustee wanted to chair the board itself or board committees in 1978 and established a policy executive committee of the at its Monday meeting that board be given the power to would eliminate that problem appoint trustees to chair - before it occurred. Director -,manships. of education John Cochrane , Separate school trustee Eugene Frayne reminded the board that in a non -election year that situation would be fine but pointed out that"in an election year there would be no guarantee that members Board chairman Herb Turkheim suggested to the board that any year that situation arises the outgoing advisory committee or told the board that there is no board by-law outlining the procedure to be followed if no candidate stands for election in a new year to any of the board offices. Cochrane said the board seems to operate on the assumption that at least one, and hopefully several, trustees will seek a chair- Maureen Ethel Reaburn manship and that the and Edward Joseph Forsyth situation would never occur. Griffin of North Vancouver, He indicated that the British Columbia exchanged possibility was remote when vows in a wedding ceremony the board had only to elect a held in North Lonsdale United chairman and vice-chairman Church in North Vancouver but that the possibility on December 2. The becomes greater when six Reverend C. R. Henning positions aro to be filled. offth.. of the executive committee would seek re-election or that they would be re-elected by voters. "The executive committee wouldn't be able to make appointments until January and there is a possibility of trustees not returning to the board," said Frayne. Turkheim said that if the matter was "referred" to the executive committee it would 'alleviate the situation of trustees not returning to the board. He said that if trustees Vancouver wedding The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Reaburn of RR5 Goderich and the groom is the son of Mr. E. J. (Ted) Griffin and the late Mrs. E. J. Griffin of Vancouver. The newlyweds will, reside at 284 Sandringham Crescent in North Vancouver, B.C. failed to secure a seat on the board —the new executive committee established at the board's inaugural meeting would be. given the respon- sibility to appoint people to chairmanships if no trustee new or returning, volunteered for the position. Colborne-Goderich township trustee Shirley Hazlitt said it would be a "sorry day for the Huron County Board of Education when not enough people on the board were interested enoughin education to serve as a committee chairman." Turkheim reminded the board that no one is saying that there is not enough in- terest from trustees to serve. He said what is being pointed out is that if the situation arises in any year, the board has no policy to handle it. Later in the agenda board members were given an opportunity to announce intentions to seek chair- manships for the coming year. Board policy is such that at the last meeting of the year trustees are given an opportunity to declare can- didacy for board offices for the coming year. The election of the officers takes place at the board's inaugural meeting in the next year and before those elec- tions the trustees are given a� second opportunity to declare candidacy. R.J. Elliott, of Blyth, in- dicated he plans to seek the position of board chairman. Alex Corrigan, of Wingham, will seek the post of vice- chairm.an. Jack Alexander, of Wingham, and John Hen- derson, of Seaforth, will seek chairmanship of the fiscal and property policy com- mittee.' Colborne-Goderich township trustee Shirley Hazlitt plans to be candidate for the instructional staff and personnel policy committee. Dorothy Wallace of Goderich is willing to chair the school r.. program policy committee and no trustee indicated wa,, desire to chair the student policy committee. 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