The Wingham Advance-Times, 1964-04-16, Page 12Page 4 - Winghatn Advance -Times, Thursday, April lWW, 1904
Officers Are Installed
At W.I. Annual Meeting
BLU'EVALP--The annual
meeting of the Bluevale Wo-
men's Institute was held at the
home of Mrs. Charles Bosnian,
last Wednesdati wit`: Mrs,
George lietlreringtecii presiding.
The roll call wa; What I en-
joy most ni life' , and the pay-
ment of fees :elle+wed.
Mrs. Mel Craig and Mrs.W,
J. Pe.ree' i. vo1ufitce'rc: d te' ar-
range abut see:Jr:rg a;: eN:::hit
for Brussels Fall Fair.
Reports hewn the conveners
were recoi.cd; ?ie'.::e eeo:':'-
mics, Mrs. J. V. Fisch:; Can-
adian industries, Mrs. G.G.
Mitchell; historical research,
Mrs, Jas. Johnston; Citi: enst,i'
and education, Mrs. W . K. Ro-
bertson; pul'lic relations, Mrs.
M.L. Aitken.
A Sunshine committee for
remembering the sick was
named, Mrs. Charles Mathers,
Mrs. George Hetherington, Mrs.
R.J. McMurray.
Mrs. W.J. Peacock installed
the officers for the coming year
as follows: Past president, Mrs.
George Hetherington; president,
Mrs. Harry Elliott; first vice-
president, Mrs. Jas. Johnston;
second vice-president, Mrs. R.
J. McMurray; secretary -treas-
urer , Mrs. Charles Mothers;
assistant, Mrs. W.J. Peacock;
district director,. Mrs. Sparling
Johnston; assistant, :ears. Alan
Nicholson; Branch directors,
Mrs. R.J. McMurray, Mrs. Jack
Nicholson, Mrs. Bert Garniss;
nominating committee, Mrs.
Wendell Stamper, Mrs. M. L.
Aitken, Mrs. N;. McFarlane;
pianist, Mrs. G. C. Mitchell;
assistant, Mrs. Alex. Corrigan;
curator, Mrs. W.J. Peacock;
auditors, Mrs. A.D. Smith,
Mrs. Bernard Thomas.
Appreciation was expressed
for the fine services of the pres-
:de.:t, Mrs. George !tethering
tet, and the secretary, Mrs,
Charles Mothers, during the
yea:.
• c'e;.v �r:er. appointed were,
Mrs. J. V. I"iseher, Mrs. W. K.
Robertson, Mrs. G.C. Mitchell,
Mrs. Jas Johnston, Mrs. George
He thcringte'a, Mrs. M, L. Aitken.
Mrs. Georg,. Hetherington
led :n a sine song with Mrs. G.
C. Mitchell at the piano. Mrs.
MiteI..11 also gave a reading.
R�'reshrncnts were served hv the
committee - Mrs. Jack Wick -
stead, Mrs. Mel Craig, Mrs.
5crnar4 Thonias.
Choir Social at
Knox Church
i;ELGRAVE--The annual so-
cial of Knox United Church
choir was held in the church on
Friday evening. After choir
practice a short business meet-
ing; was held with the president,
Ken Wheeler in charge. Min-
utes of the last annual meeting
were read by Murray Scott.
Officers for the corning year
are: President, Ken Wheeler;
secretary -treasurer, Murray
Scott; gown committee, Mrc.
Leslie Bolt; Mrs. George Michie,
Mrs. Arthur Jackson; social,
Bill Coultes, George Johnston,
Luuk Meulwyke, Mrs. Murray
Scott, Mrs. Ted Fear; lunch,
Mrs. George Johnston, Mrs. Carl
Procter, Wendy Fear, Marilyn
Taylor.
Membership, Mrs. George
Johnston, Mrs. George Michie,
Roy Mundy.
After the business, Ruth Mi-
chie conducted several games
and contests. Lunch of sand-
wiches, cake, ice crean and
coffee were served.
SCOUT AND CUB handicraft displays took the attention
of nearly everyone who attended the Father and Son
night at the high school last week. Charles Perrott and
his son, Ronnie, are pictured as they looked over one
section.—A-T Photo.
Sunday School Teachers Meet
BLUEVALE-A special meet-
ing of Sunday School teachers
of Bluevale and Whitechurch
United Churches was held in
the Bluevale Church on Tuesday
evening.
Rev. G.C. Mitchell presid-
ed and introduced the speakers,
Rev..Arthur Higginbotham, of
Walton, and Rev. Arthur Jack-
son and Mrs. Jackson, Belgrave.
A film was shown to illus-
trate religious training in home
and Sunday School. An exhi-
bit of books and pamphlets cre-
ated much interest. These are
to be used in connection with
the new curriculum to be star-
ted in September in United
Church Sunday Schools. The
study has been in preparation
with much care over a number
of years.
Dr. E. C. Tate
BLUEVALE- Eldred C. Tate,
M. B. , M. D. , died in St. Mich-
ael's Hospital, Toronto, on
April 5th.
Surviving are his wife, for-
merly Shirley Moore; three sons
Howard C., Richard A, and
James H., a brother, Francis,
of Toronto, and a sister, Ruple,
(Mrs. J. B. Ferguson) of Alberta.
Dr. Tate was the elder son
of Rev. Crawford Tate,Presby-
terian minister, who preached
in Bluevale Presbyterian Church
from 1913 to 1925. Dr. Tate
spent his younger days in Blue -
vale.
Council Asks New Tenders
Communications were read
from Commercial News, San-
geen Valley Conservation Au-
thority, Maitland Valley Con-
servation Authority, Ontario
Good Roads Assoc., John G.
Berry of Goderich, Association
of Assessing Officers and Elmer
Ginn, secretary -treasurer of
Belmore Public Library at the
Turnherry Council meeting. A.
D. Smith, reeve, presided and
E. Walker was the only coun-
cillor absent at the session.
Council decided to ask con-
tractors who had submitted grav-
el tenders to send new ones,
and to tender as the advertise-
ment reads.
GENERAL ACCOUNTS
Mrs. Jean McKay, Brookha-
ven nursing home, $227.25;
relief $91.50; Bruce Chambers,
750 lbs warhacide, 221.25;
Saugeen Valley Conservation
Authority, $97.90; S. H. Blake,
membership municipal officers
Friends Present
Wedding Gift
BLUEVALE- A party was held
in the community hall on Wed-
nesday evening when a number
of friends of Mr. and Mrs.
George Lowis (formerly Mrs.
Mary Horton) assembled to hon-
or them after their recent mar-
riage.
Games of euchre and croki-
nole provided the entertain-
ment. Prize winners were Mrs.
R.J. McKinnon, R. J. McKinnon,
Mrs. Ross Mann, George Heth-
erington, and special prize
winners, Mrs. John McInnis and
Wildon Robertson.
Mrs. J. V. Fischer read an
address and A.D. Smith pre-
sented a large mirror, on be-
half of friends and neighbors.
The bride and groom each re-
plied in words of appreciation.
Refreshments were served at the
close.
assoc, , $20, 00; Sec. -Treas.
Hall board, hydro, $l5.00; Do-
minion of Canada, notice .cards
of meetings, $3.37; C. B. off -
man, stove oil, $1.25; Mon-
teith and Monteith, auditors,
$500.00; John Fischer, part sal-
ary $45.00,Telephone bills,
$5, 65, assessment notices, $10..00
'$60.65; Municipal World, sup-
plies, $5.84; Receiver General,
unemployment Ins., $18.32;
Jack Tervit, fox bounty, $4.00.
ROAD ACCOUNTS
George Gallaway, $281.52;
Wm, Mundell, $166,6(3; Wm.
Gallaher, snowplowing, 571.50;
E. Merkley, solar heat, $72.21;
Bluevale Milling Co., salt,
52,1,45; Ideal Supply, hand
cleaner, $3.19; James Wright,
cutting trees, $5,00; Wm.Ivlun-
dell, truck licenses, $4.00;
Dominion Road Machinery Co.,
plow repairs, $18.30; Daily
Commercial News, adv. $25. 20.
Peter's Sense of
Mission Discussed
BELGRAVE-The Iii -C Group
met in the church basement on
Sunday evening when Ruth Mi-
chie led in a sing -song, accom-
panied by Lorne Campbell.
Donna Grashy read the minutes
of the last meeting. Councillor
Mrs. Jack Higgins thanked the
Hi -C members for canvassing
for the Red Cross.
The topic for discussion was
"Peter's Sense of Mission" . The
members divided into two group
groups with Mrs. Jack Higgins
leading one and Jack Higgins
leading the other. The discus-
sion groups then met to com-
pare their findings.
Wendy Fear gave the call to
worship followed by a hymn.
Lloyd Michie read the Scripture
and Wendy read the meditation.
Offering was received by Luuk
Meulwyke and David Beecroft.
Wendy closed with prayer.
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