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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1964-06-04, Page 14Page 6 - Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, June 4, 1964 SPECIAL PRICES ON GREEN SAABS During May, June, July Dry Hardwood $5.00 cord Dry Mixed Slabs $4.00 cord Truekload lots of green slabs, $1 cord less than above prices J. H. KEESO & Sons PUONE 530 - LISTQWEL 21-28-M11b .IIIimi 1pnlenlmmmulo ntignlpul BAD ACCOUNTS COLLECTED On any account over $5.00 re- gardless of age we pay you 70% if we collect. If there is no collection there is no charge by Canada's largest collection agency. KELLY & AIKEN BOX 239, ORANGEVILLE, ONTARIO 21 -28 -fib tiniI011MIIIi111®II111111®III®11111111111111® Central's Sr. Soloists, Festiva BLUEVALE-A large crowd of about 200 people attended the 17th annual Turnberry Township music festival here last Thursday, and an even larger attendance heard the concert in Wingham District School in the evening. The adjudicator was Lloyd G. Queen of Toronto, assistant director of music for the De* partment of Education, Inspec- tor J. H. Kinkead of Goderich was chairman. The top vocal award win- ners in the senior class were Donna Mundell and Brian For- syth, both pupil:, at Turnberry Central School. Brian had 85 marks and Donna had 84. David Jenkins and Wilson Dawe, with 82 and 80 marks respectively, students at Turn - berry Central, were the r u n - ners-up for senior boy's solo and runners-up to Donna were Joyene Fisher of Holmes'School 83, and Judy Riley of Central, 81. Of the seven schools incom- A COMMUNITY SERVICE Ip- 44. Our precision is your finest protection Every prescription filled here is accurately com- pounded by professionally trained pharmacists. Your health is our business McKIBBONS PHARMACY WINGHAM, ONT. DIAL 357-1880 nthumbs go into a on � o VIII BOXED PLANTS --PANSIES, PETUNIAS, TOMATOES, HY- BRID TOMATOES We fill HANGING BASKETS AND WINDOW BOXES. ALL KINDS OF PERENNIALS. WISHING CEMETERY WELL 0 JOUWSMA MARKET GARDENS Q NORTH ST. JOSE-HINE STR ET JOUWSMA MARKET GARDENS PHONE 357-3262 WINGHAM, ONT. tu422 Note rttte �unu@y{avaute • TASTE TEMPTING 10E CREAM AND SMOOTH SPREADING BUTTER ARE TOP FEATURES OF 410in: ICE CREAM and BUTTER 1 1 THREE OF THE SOLO winners at the Turnberry Township Music Festival in the boys' class nine years and under, pictured Winners left to right: Ivan Metcalfe who placed third, Bill Montgomery second, and Randy Zinn first.—Photo by Cantelon. petition, Holmes', Lower Wing - ham, Kirton's, Gilmour, Glen- annan, Bluevale and Central, the latter took the majority of the festival prizes. OTHER WINNERS Girls solo, nine and under -- Janet Riley, Central, 85; Pat- tie King, Lower Wingham, 83; Helen Gibbons and Janet Sleightholm, both Central, 82 (tied). Boy's solo, seven and under - Jamie Stapleton, Central, 83; Johny Henderson, Central, 81; John Freiburger, Central 80. Girl's solo, seven and under, Rosemary Fisher, Holmes',82; Barbara Montgomery, Central, 81; Mary Norman, Central, 79. Boy's solo, nine and under -- Randy Zinn, Lower Wingham, 84; Billy Montgomery, Central 81; Ivan Metcalfe, Holmes',80. Girl's solo, 11 and under -- Wendy Busby, Gilmour, 84; Gayle Galloway, Central, 82; Freida Kupfer, Central, 81. Boy's solo, 11 and under -- James Schefter, Central, 84; Jim Norman, Central, 83; Paul Forsyth, Central, 82. Boys' duet -- Jim Norman and Jim Moffat, Central, 80; Paul Forsyth and Murray Ritsema, Central, 79; Leslie and Ron Tervit, Central, 78. Changed Voices - Ross Err- ington,Central, 83; Tom Haugh of Gilmours', 82; Barry Heffer, Gilmour and Thys Kloostra, Central, 81 (tied). Girls' duet -- Valerie and Joyene Fisher, Holmes', 85; Carol McDonald and Donna Mundell, Central, 84; Susan Foxton and Gayle Galloway, Central, 82. Double trio -- Set three, Central, 84; Set two, Central, 81; Glenannan set, 79. Unison chorus -- Grades 7 and 8. Rhythm band -- L ower Wingham, 85; Central, 84; Kirton's 82. Library Board To Hold Sale BELMORE-A meeting of the library board was held on Tues- day evening of last week, at the home of the librarian, Mrs, Orville Cameron. President Miss Mae Johann presided. Elmer Zinn, secretary - treasurer of the board read the minutes of the last meeting, Mrs, Cameron reported that the new books which were re- cently ordered have arrived. This brings the collection of books up to date with excel- lent reading material avail- able. Mrs. Cameron also read a letter from Huron County Co- operative Library Association. Board members discussed the Co-operative annual meeting which was held on May 13th in Goderich, and attended by Mrs. Cameron, Miss Johann and Mr, Zinn. It was decided to hold a baking and white elephant sale in the community hall this Fri- day evening to be followed by a euchre and crokinole party. At the close of the meeting Mrs, Cameron served lunch. Bluevale Personals The Bluevale Women's In- stitute will hold an evening meeting in the school room of the United Church on June 10th, Mrs. G. C. Mitchell is con- vener of the program on Cana- dian Industries. A film will be shown. Members of other In- stitutes will be guests. Mrs. Mabel Harris of Lam- beth, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Sparling Johnston at the week -end. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Street and family, of Listowel, spent Sunday at the home of Miss Mary Duff. Mrs. Jos. Smith, of Brussels, was a visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elliott for a few days. Mrs. Olive Gallaher and Mrs. Alex Armstrong, of Brus- sels, visited several friends here last week. Recent visitors with relatives were Mr, and Mrs.Arthur Field of Lambeth. Rev. and Mrs. G. C. Mit- chell motored to Point Edward on Sunday where Mr. Mitchell preached anniversary services in the evening. This week they are attending the London Con- ference, Mr. George Thomson is a delegate from Bluevale United Church to the London Confer- ence. Rev. T. E. Kennedy preach ed in Whitechurch Presbyterian Church on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Smith spent Sunday in Kitchener. St. Helens Mr. and Mrs. Dan Rose and David of Emo are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Webb. Dan is attending a conference for agricultural representatives in Guelph this week. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gar- bett of Alliston were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Al- lan Miller and family. Mr. and Mrs.CharlesPearce of Brantford were Sunday visi- tors with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Webb. Following the morning ser- vice at St. Helens Church, Rev. W. R. Tristram was presented with a gift on behalf of the congregation by Lorne Woods. Ross Errington gave a short ad- dress. Rev. and Mrs. Tristram are retiring to Port Perry this week. Mr. Moore, a student minister from Inwood, com- mences in June. 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