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BLUEVALE—The president, Mrs. Mrs, William Peacock reaci the
Wendell Stamper, opened the annu- new slate of officers, histalled•by
al meeting of the Bluevale Women's Mrs. Mathers.
Institute with a poem entitled "The Incoming officers atei"paSt presi-
Three Other Bodies". dent, Mrs. Mailers; president;Ms.
Stamper; secretary -treasurer, Edith
Garniss; district director, Mrs:
Mathers; alternate district director,
Mrs. Stamper; nominating commit-
tee, Mrs. Peacock, Mrs. Mathers;
public relations officer, Mrs. Nor-
man Skelton; Tweedsmuir curators,
Mrs. Craig, Mrs. Harry. Elliott; audi- •
tors, Mrs, 13eacock,ivirs. Elliott; pro-
gram co-ordinator, Mra. Bert Car-
rtiss; agriculture convener and
Canadian indUstry'convener,
Craig; citizenship and -,legislation,
•Mrs- Stamper; edncation and eul-
tural activities, Mrs, Ralph Darlow,
Mrs. Fischer; fattaily and consumer
The roll call was answered with affairs, Mrs. Sena* Anderson, Mrs.
the payment of fees and a program Peacock and international affairs,
suggestion. Minutes cif the annual Mrs. Jim Johnston,
meeting were read and the annual
reports given.
The 13 members present sang the
Institute Ode and repeated the
Mary Stewart Collect in unison.
Payment to the 4-H leaders was
approved and delegates to the
Huron East District annual meeting
will be Mrs. Charles Mathers, Mrs.
Stamper and Mrs. Ma Craig with
Mrs. Jack Fischer as alternate. The
district annual will be held May 9
at Melville Presbyterian Church in
Brussels with the theme being
"Let's Produce Less Garbage".
A minute of silence was observed
in memory of Mrs. Robert Fraser, e
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BLUEVALE----Though 01
Winter 110 returned" perhaPs-:fetA,1:
last Bluevale seniors were
delighted to entertain Oa
ers fill 15 Tables, •
their eitchri party on A ^
Prizes for high Corea ts
Edythe, coultes and'Ste!‘rat
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Marguerite Fischer and Don 55TH Mrs. Earl nanop,
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McCorirdck. AplelnrERS ,
The committee in charge consist. ton of Shueet Winghamcelebrate then. 55 we i
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ed of George and Winnie Carter, anniversary on Friday, April 21, They have four children, it*
Norman and Shirley Skelton, Stan- thildren and thiee great-grandchildren.
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AS heldrecently at The secretary-lreasurer Mrs directors, Mrs, ,BriShell, WS. Bray,
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C1iff 1,,,,..AutaiLosam,same.' iheAreasurer's Mrs,. Jacklin; shut-ins, Mrs 1; Allan '-
.• -kaitti,iRaftpt ris report and a moment's silence was Balzer, Mrs. Adams; auditors„ NI .
Busliiit •-welcomed'everibne-'and held for a member who had passed Brown, Mrs. Jacklin_ and program
react a.poem. The Opening Ode and away., co-ordinator, Mrs, Jacklin.
Mary Stewart Collect follbwed. The A donation was made to the Standing .cortnittee. Conveners
: .. • - • N. 4 • • - Erland Lee Memorial Fund and an are: agriculture and - Canadian
invitation, to attend Dungatuton *dust/ries; Mrs. Bushell, Ws"
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VI's nth anniversary was Hamilton; citizenship And -world
recei'ved. ^ affairs, Mrs. Daugherty, Mrs. Jim
- The reports of the standing com- Beattie; education and cidtural
mittees were read. The president activities, Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Rae
gave an outline of work over the Heywood and' family and con-
par.ast Yeslither affairs, Mrs.. mrs•
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The award tivill -be oPen to any Wirior area 'resident Who'has-Shovvn ait• .-Mrmk.blibet JacIdin initalled-the. , MrsJacldin waspresented witha .
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Pete:110)1lirSerpresidlinit, Mrs. 'bread, won bylaw. Bray. Mernbert;
Bushell, first vice president, Mrs revealed their."Secret Sisters" and
-: j40klitttiteCiretaryttreaturer;:Mrs, presented-thern with 'gilts. A report
..'Prlekti--.ataiiiant.itecret-ary, Mrs. of the executive meeting in Londe,-
Adams; publicrelations officers, borough was given.
Mrs.. Gerdrs. Daugherty,Mrs. 'Bari A delicious dessert was served to
'fiatitiltOit; iettrafbifs;1441*%. -jaeldlit, close the Meeting.
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unselfish willingness to work with the youth of tho--commonot or
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Nominations will be accepted froth,' the, ptiblit:in Aitititinge, to-theWirl'gpiliyri
Optimist Membership & AWOrds Catrtrifittok wider' thartillay:10; 4989: the
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Successful nominee will be announce in,. early June. AUselections by the
Membership & Awards Committee are finaL ' : , 2
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ft THAT ROPE—Julie Lisle and Sarah MclZeon, two
resefltabves of the Huron Hearts juntprope team from Wlngha
Public School, put on a lively demonstration at the roc
C.:ittadettes° spring show at the F. E. Madill Secondary School
Witketatti."
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