The Wingham Advance-Times, 1963-10-24, Page 11_Stanley Black Presides At School Fair Concert
BELGRAVE--The Foresters'
4 Hall was filled to eapacity on
Friday evening for the Belgrave
School Fair concert, Chairman
for the evening was Stanley
Black, president. Judges were
Miss Welsh, Mr, Morrison and
Mr. Willis, all of the teaching
staff of Wingham and District
High School.
WINNERS
Beginners recitations, 1,
Carol McDowell; 2, Joyce Ire,
land; 3. David Stapleton; 4,
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Lily Van Atnersfort; 5. Johnny
Scott; 6. Karen Currie.
RecitatlonS, grades 1 and 3:
1. Jamie Nesbit; 2. Cathy
Bone; 3. Nancy Andersen; 4,
Janet Haines; 5. Melanie
Sprung; 6, Calvin Nixon.
Before the next glass the
Morris School children with
Mrs. Nora Moffat as accomp-
anist, sang, "Viva Viva La
Company", "0, Mary Don't
You Weep for Me" and "Old
Chisolrri Trail",
Grades 3 and 4 recitations:
1. Janice McDowell; 2. Paul
Gross; 3, Brenda Cook; 4, Mary
Ann Wheeler; 5. Joan Currie;
6, Keith Elston,
Before the public speaking
pupils from the Red School
sang, "Silver Fleet Hang Low"
and "I Believe".
Library prizes were present-
ed by C.R. Coultes. These
were books for the winners in
the Library Classes: Senior
girls, Dianne Casemore, Joan
Bosman, Monica Nesbit; senior
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briys, David Bosman, Donald
Bosman, Donald Pattison; junior
girls, Susan Smith, Nancy An-
derson, Marlene Pletch; junior
boys, Clayton Bosman, Donald
Walker, Stephan Fear,
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were presented to the boy and
girl with the highest number of
points in the fair, Mary Ellen
Walsh of Belgrave School and
Ted Lutz of S.S. No. 16 E.
Waw.
Public speaking class, grades
5 and 6 were: 1, Mary Ellen
Walsh, "History of Belgrave";
2. Norma Jean Mair, "Marched';
3. Billy Fear, "Process of Paper
Making"; 4. Wayne Hopper,
"Camping with the Cubs"; 5,
Bob Black, "Type and Forma-
tion of Rock"; 6. Jim Beecroft,
"Douglas Point, Nuclear Power
Station".
Pupils of the Wawanosh
Schools, accompanied by Mrs.
Phyllis Rodger, sang "For the
Beauty of the Earth".
Public speaking class grades
9 and 8: 1. Audrey Coultes,
"Big Feet and Big Teeth"; 2.
Judith McDowell, "Goderich
Summer Camp"; 3. Douglas
Garniss, "Fire"; 4. Ronald Tay-
lor, "Early History of East
Wawanosh"; 5, John Turvey,
"Laws and the Men Who En-
force Them".
Ronald Taylor of No. 13 E.
Wawanosh was the winner again
this year of the spelling match.
The concert committee con-
sists of George Michie, Mrs.
Cliff Purdon, Mrs. Bill Elston,
Mrs. Nora Moffatt and Mrs.
Phyllis Rodgers.
Marie Coolies
Leads Discussion
BELGRAVE--The regular
meeting of the Hi -C Group met
in the church school room,
Ruth Michie led a sing -song,
accompanied by Lorne Camp-
bell. Minutes of the last meet-
ing were read by Lorne Camp-
bell and the treasurer's report
was given by Jim Taylor.
The next meeting will be in
two weeks when Dave Heming-
way of Brussels, a representa-
tive from National Young
Peoples' Conference, will ad-
dress the group.
Marie Coultes was in charge
of the meeting. The theme
was "Growing up Emotionally".
A panel discussion was led by
Marie, and Bob Taylor and
Luke Muilwyke were the mem-
bers taking part. The worship
service took the form of an Old
English Morality Play with
Marie Coultes, Gordon Camp-
bell and Marjorie Hopper tak-
ing part.
Bob Taylor and Luke Muil-
wyke received the offering.
"Take My Life and Let It Be"
was sung and Marie led inpray-
er. Games were led by Marie
and the meeting closed with
taps.
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Credit Union Holds Banquet
BELGRAVE—Each year on
the third Thursday of October
Credit Union members around
the world give special thought
to the many benefits which the
Credit Union provides. In
operation, the organization
consists of people saving to-
gether, and lending to each
other at a low rate of interest
for good purposes. Credit
Unions are chartered by the
government and operate under
law and a government super-
vision.
This year Huron County
Credit Union Charter celebrated
with a banquet held in the
Legion Hall, Clinton. Grace
was said by Rev. Diamond of
Clinton, President Allan Ron -
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nie was chairman for the eve-
ning and introduced the head
table: Mr. and Mrs, Allan Ron-
nie, Mr, and Mrs. Harold Pat-
terson, Rev. and Mrs. Diamond
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Bennett,
Alfred Fisher.
Clark Johnston led a sing-
song accompanied by Mrs.
John Nixon.' Entertainment was
provided by Mary Elliott (Mrs.
Freeman) of Clinton. Allan
Ronnie introduced the guest
speaker, Douglas Bennett.
Douglas and Charles McDonald
of Goderich played two selec-
tions on the bagpipes. Alfred
Fisher extended greeting from
Cuna Mutual. A skit was pre-
sented by Mr. White of Exeter.
Clark Johnston entertained with
two Irish songs.
Door prizes were won by
Gary Freeman, Clinton; C.
Trevors, Clinton and John
Nixon, Belgrave. Singing of
the Queen closed the evening.
Huron County Chapter exec-
utive
xeo-utive members are: President,
Allan Ronnie, Clinton; vice,
Harold Patterson, Exeter; sec-
retary -treasurer, Donnie
Champion, Clinton; supervisory
committee, Art Ball and Roy
Thiboutot, Clinton, Roy Lam-
mie, Exeter; directors, Harold
Chambers, Goderich; George
Michie, Belgrave; Dave Bur-
gess, Wingham; Gerry Carey,
Mitchell; John, Nixon, Belgrave.
Invite Guests to
Fall Thank offering
FORDWICH—The Fall Thank -
offering service of Fordwich
United Church was held on Wed-
nesday night. Mrs. William
Wilson presided. They had as
guests, Trinity Anglican W.A.
and St. Anne's Guild, Mayne
U.C.W. and Newbridge U.C.
W.
The worship service was
taken by Mrs. Wm. Wilson,
Mrs, K, Graham, Mrs. S.
Bride and Mrs. Jack Wilson, A
solo was rendered by Mrs. Jack
Wilson.
Mrs. Lloyd Stapleton, wife
of Rev. Stapleton 'of Listowel,
was the guest speaker. She
spoke on the United Church
tour to Bermuda and Trinidad
and showed pictures.
Plans were made to cater to
a reunion banquet for the C.G,
1, T. later in October and to
cater for the officials at the
time of the opening of the new
Ilow ick Central School.
At the close of the meeting
the ladies were invited to the
Sunday School rooms for a
social hour.
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