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Summer Assistant
Named, for Huron
Morris A. Huff, Bloomfield, Ont.,
has beeen appointed summer assis-
tant ngr•ieultrual representative for
Huron County and commencer] his
duties on May ist,
Mr, Huff was raised on a dairy
and orchard farm in Prince Ed-
ward County, where he was active;
in 4-H and unior Farmer work.
De has.rceently completes his third
year at the Ontario Agricultural
College, Guelph, .as a student in
the Agricultural Economics. Option,
The last two summers he was em.
played at the Economies Depart-
ment, Ontario Agricultural Col-
lege.
ol,1ege.
Mr, Huff's main responsibilities
hi Huron County this summer will
he with the 4.1-1 Agricultural Club
program.
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Paper rive
Wednesday, May 16th.
HAVE YOUR PAPER BUNDLED AND TIED
AND ON THE STREET FOR , PICK-UP
STARTING AT 2:30 P.M.
PAPER WILL ALSO BE PICKED
UP IN BELGRAVE, BLUEVALE
A N D WHITECHURCH DURING
THE DAY.
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PLAYOFF CHAMPIONS who received prizes et
the annual banquet of the Ladies' Wednesday
Night bowlers are pictured above, including
Ruth Thompson, Bea Shropshall, Sharon Sang-
ster and Joan Coyle. Velma Balser and Marlene
Purdon were absent.—A-T photo.
THE SEASON CHAMPIONS of the Ladies' Wed-
nesday Night Bowling Club are pictured here af-
ter receiving their trophies at the organization's
annual banquet in the Legion Home last Thurs-
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BLUEVALE
Mrs, Bert -Garniss, Mrs, George
Hetherington and Miss Ruby Duff
visited at Clinton on Sunday.
A. "Family Day" service will be
held in the United, Church on Sts -
day next, including a ,baptismal
service,
A. shower and dance In honor of
Mr. and Mrs, Clifford Brewer
(formerly Joan 1Vteharlane), held
in the community hall on Friday
evening had a large attendance. A
purse of money was presented to
T4aciies' Auxiliary to Wingharn .General
!/o:snital will hold their spring
RUMMAGE SALE
THIS SATURDAY, MAY l2t11
al Wincjharn Arena
the bride and groom by Miss Car-
ol Greig and. Jim. Johnston Jr.
read an address, Tiffin's orchestra
provided music for dancing.
Mr, and Mrs. Alan White motor•
ed to Mildmay on Sunday.
Mission Band
I3LU1VALE -The Mission Balm
met in Knox Church .on Sunday
morning and was well attended
with several visitors present. Mrs
Glen McKereher and Mrs, John
Brent were in charge. The theme
of the meeting was "Mothers' Day". planted.
Crop Report
By D. G. Grieve, .Assoc, Ag, Rep,'
Heavy rains early last week
stopped seeding operations in the
County. However, combined with
warm weather we have had excel-
lent growing conditions for the
crops, Hay and pastures especially
have made rapid growth during the
past week, Some corn is being
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END SEASON
LADIES' LEAGUE IFAS
BANQUET, ELECTION
The Wingham Ladies' Bowling
League brought their season to a
close with a banquet at the Legion
Home on Wednesday night,
Seated at the head table were
the executive and captains with
president Joyce Langridge acting
as master of ceremonies.
Following a delicious dinner was
the presentation of trophies. Troph-
ies for high team went to the Ram-
blers, consisting of Louise Welwood,
Capt.; Eva Brownlee, Gwen Mac-
Laurin, Nona Elliott, Ruth Ronson
and Grace Hodgkinson.
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A team, of Wingham. bowlers,
Gwen MacLaurin, Ruth Lott, Dor-
othy Templeman, June Hafermehl, I
Dorothy Krug and Joyce Langridge
were in Walkerton last Tuesday e
night to play in the ladies' tourna-
ment which was held there dur-
ing the entire week,
Argentina Church
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BLUEVALE---The Explorers met s
in Knox Presbyterian Church on c
Sunday morning with a good at-
tendance and the president, Gordon CI
Wright, presiding. The meeting
opened with the motto, and the roll
Play-off call was answered by giving a
trophies wont to the Falcons with symbol of Faster. All joined in a
Joan Coyle, eapt,; Marlene Purdon, unison prayer.
Sharon Sangster, Bea Shropshall,_
Velma. Balser and Ruth Thompson, The story of "Esther of Argen- _
High average trophy for the sea-
son went to Gwen MacLaurin with
193, high single trophy to Mary
Campbell with 300 and high triple
trophy to Dorothy Krug with 734.
Trophies for the most improved
players for the season went to Kay
Macintosh and Dorothy Mink. r a._w
High single and triple pins for UNIr1 TIHIL,L IIOLIIS
the play-offs were presented to
Irene Perrott and Sharon Sangster, DIRTIIDAY TEA.
P.h-e two doors prizes were won
by Roberta Seddon and Barbara
Stainton,
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ting" was told by the leader, Mrs,
Ross Gray. It was the story of a 1 i1
family of Buenos Aires, who work-
ed to strut a church in their r
neighborhood and the planning and
labor' required to make it n. tine r
cess. r
BLUEVALE Unit Three, United
Chureh Women, held a successful.
birthday ten in the United Church
Next year's executive will be on Wednesday afternoon.
President, Jean Bing; secretary,
Gwen 7tfaeLaurin; treasurer, Dor-
een Wylie, and press reporter,
Shirley Storey.
Captains will lee Pat Renwick,
erail, Edwards, Grace 'FTorlgicinson,
Mary Cummings, shyilis Smith and
111/ 01 Tiffin.
The iadies then played (t rousing
game of euchre and a delicious
lunch, supplied by the captains,
was served. Prige winner's at euchre
were Elva Brownlee, travelling
prize; Verna O'Hara, high lady;
tfilda'Gordon, high lady playing as
a, man; Nora Finnigan, most lene
hands; Hilda Gordon, most lone
hands, lady as a man; .Sharon
Sangster, low lady; Nona Elliott,
low lady as a pian.
Mrs. a-, lvtitelt el1 was leader
of n, birthday pageant, presented
in the auditorium when hymns,
Scripture readings and prayers
were given. `twelve Bundles, rep
resenting the months or the year,
were lighted by twelve choir nrern
hers, with appropriate quotations,
-Solos were sung by Mrs. Alan
White and Mrs. Walter Willits and
a. duet by Mrs. White and lvtr;s.
Corrigan, il'rs. Alex Corrigan
played the n.eeernlrrniments. Mrs.,
Mitchell gave 1he rnnehuiing nd
dress.
in the school room were 12 tables
decorated to represent the months
-and guests were seated m'tording
to their birthdays. In the centre
a decorated) table displayed the
birtlday cake.
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