The Wingham Advance-Times, 1965-02-18, Page 10Page :; - Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, Feb. 18, 1905
School Fair Officers
Are Appointed at Annual
BELGRAVE-The annual meet-
ing
eeting of the Belgrave School Fair
board was held in the Commu-
nity Centre on Friday. President
William Elston was in charge.
The secretary's report was read
by Mrs. George Martin and the
treasurer's report showed a hal-
ance on hand of $206.27,
The date for the 1965 fair
was set for September 15. A
music festival will he held on
May 17 and 18 in the Foresters'
Hall, It was decided to again
sell ads in the prize list hook
and to ask each school board
for the same grant of $1.50 per
pupil.
The officers for 1965 will
be; Past president, Stanley
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Black; president, William El-
ston; 1st vice, Harold Vincent;
2nd vice, George Johnston; sec-
retary -treasurer, Mrs. George
Martin.
Directors: Morris No. 1,
James Wilson, Mrs. Louis Phe-
lan; No. 3, Clarence Yuill, Mrs.
Ernest Pletch; No. 4, James
Smith, Mrs. George Smith; No.
5, Wilbert Proctor, Mrs. Robert
Grashy; Nu. 6, Mrs. Jim Ire-
land, Mrs. James Mair; No. 7,
Wilfred Maines, Mrs. William
Elston; No. 8, Mrs. Charles
Mathers, Glen Sellers; No. 10,
Carl Gowing, Mrs. Glen Mc-
Kercher; No. 12, Boyd Taylor.
East Wawanosh; No. 3, Alex
Nethery, Mrs. Maurice Halla-
han; No. 6, Peter de Groot,
Mrs. Gordon Smith; No. 7, Hen-
ry Pattison, Albert Bieman,
Mrs, Calvin Robinson; No. 8,
Wilfred Walker, Ken Wheeler;
No, 9, Mrs. Ronald Coultes,
Mrs. Alex Robertson, Jack Cur-
rie; No. 10, Ralph Caldwell,
Mrs. Gordon Caldwell; No. 11,
Robert Henry, Mrs. Bruce Fal-
coner; No. 13, Borden Scott,
Mrs. Eldon Cook; No. 16, John
Lockhart, Mrs. William Empey;
No. 17, Gordon Bosman, Mrs.
Cliff Purdon.
Music festival committee:
Mrs. Sidney Thompson, Mrs.
Norman Coultes, Mrs. Winfred
Haines, G. Ross Anderson, Har-
vey McDowell, Lloyd Walden,
Kenneth Wheeler, Mrs. Gordon
Smith, Mrs. William Elston,
Mrs. Nora Moffatt, Mrs. Phyllis
Rodger. The auditors are Mrs.
Lewis Stonehouse and Mrs.
George Johnston.
It was voted that $25.00 be
given to the arena board. The
committee to revise the prize
list will be Mrs. Herbert Gar-
niss, Mrs. Robert Henry, Mrs.
Gordon Bosman, Mrs. Bert Fear,
Miss K. Wilhelm. President
William Elston thanked every-
one who had helped with the
fair. The directors' meeting
will be held on February 27 at
2 p.m. in the community cen-
tre.
The streamliner was barrel-
ing along at 90 miles an hour
when a lady addressed a fellow
passenger:
"Does this train stop at San
Francisco?" she inquired.
"Lady, if it doesn't there's
going to be the biggest splash
you ever saw!"
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MISS PATRICIA DAMUDE, Huron County
home economist, presented leader's certifi-
cates to Mrs. Wellington Good, Blyth, and
Mrs. Clark Johnston, of Belgrave, at the
4-H Achievement Day.
-Photo by Cantelon.
Achievement Day
CompletesProject
Joyce Procter of the Belgrave
club and Grace Mathers of Blue -
vale received Provincial Honor
pins and certificates at the 4-H
Achievement Day held in Wing -
ham District High School on
Saturday. The award is forcom-
pleting twelve different projects.
County Honor pins and certi-
ficates for completing six pro-
jects were awarded to Mrs.
Dwight Campbell, Bev. Mac-
Donald and Sharon Riley of
Blyth; Pam Cooper, Pat Cran-
ston, Karen Gaunt, Marybelle
Hunter, Nancy Irwin and Rosa -
line Phillips of Lucknow; Ann
McKercher and Donna Mundell
of Bluevale; Lois Rinn of Bel -
grave and Sharon Stewardson of
Port Albert. Miss Cranston was
not present because of illness.
Mrs. Clarke Johnston of Bel -
grave and Mrs. Wellington Good
of Blyth were each presented
with a, leader's certificate.
A record of achievement
was signed for each girl com-
pleting the project, "The Club
Girl Stands on Guard".
The exhibits included "One
Way to Good Health" by the
Belgrave Club, represented by
Joyce Procter, Wingham by
Barbara France and Blyth II by
Marjorie Phelan; "Six Books We
Have Read" by Bluevale with
Donna Mundell in charge and
St. Helens with Sharon Rintoul;
"A Hobby I Enjoy" by Colwa-
nash with Susan Arnold repre-
senting the club.
All members of the Kintail
Club presented a skit, " Spend-
ing Our Time Off'; Dungannon
Club gave "First Aid in the
Horne"; Zion, "Safety in the
Home"; and Blyth I, "First Aid
in the Home".
Mrs. B.Flewelling comment-
ed on the skits and Miss I. Col-
lins on the exhibits.
BLUEVALE
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Taylor
visited in Kitchener on Sunday.
JOYCE PROCTER, R. R. 5, Brussels, and Grace Mathers,
R. R. 2, Bluevale, received provincial honor certificates
and pins at the 4-H Achievement Day in WDHS.-Photo
by Cantelon.
Rec. Association
Holds Euchre
BLUEVALE-A very success-
ful euchre party, sponsored by
the Bluevale Recreational Asso-
ciation, was held in the com-
munity hall on Thursday even-
ing when 17 tables were in play.
Prize winners were: high,
Mrs. Ross Mann, Bernard Thom-
as; second, Ross Smith, Clif-
ford Brewer; low, Mrs. Jos.
Walker, George Hetherington.
The committee in charge ,
Mr. and Mrs. George Fischer,
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Moffatt
and Mr. and Mrs. Mungo Mc-
Farlane, served refreshments.
BLUEVALE
Mr. and Mrs, 13111 Hall and
Bill Jr. of Glencoe, Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Hall and family of
Thorndale, and Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Hall and David of 13russels
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gor-
don Hall on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clair Hoffman
and family of Exeter visited Mr.
and Mrs. C;13,11offman on Sun-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil McLean
of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs.
George McCulla and heather,
of Breslau were week -end visit-
ors with Mr. and Mrs. A. D.
Smith.
Mr. and Mrs, A.D. Smith
attended the dinner meeting of
the Children's Aid Society at
Godcrich on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. McTavish
and family of London spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R.H.
McKinnon,
COUNTY HONOR CERTIFICATES and pins for complet-
ing six projects were presented Saturday at the 4-H
Achievement Day to, seated: Nancy Irwin, R. R. 2, Luck -
now; Karen Gaunt, R. R. 1, Lucknow; Lois Rinn, Bel -
grave; Rosalene Phillips, R. R. 2, Lucknow; Donna Mun-
dell, R. R. 1, Bluevale. Back row: Marybelle Hunter, R.
R. 1, Lucknow; Beverley MacDonald, R. R. 1, Blyth; Pa-
mela Cooper, R. R. 1, Lucknow; Ann McKercher, R.. R. 2,
Bluevale; Sharon Stewardson, R. R. 1, Port Albert, and
Sharon Riley, Blyth. Absent when picture taken: Mrs.
Dwight Campbell, of Blyth, and Patricia Cranston, of
R. R. 2, Lucknow.-Photo by Cantelon.
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