HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Advance-Times, 1980-06-11, Page 11GYMNASTS—The Blyth Gymnastics Club, under the direction of Mrs. Bettye,
performed a number of routines for the audience at the Belgrave, Blyth and
Brussels Community Centre last Wednesday evening. Their's was one of over 20
acts in the program that will help raise funds for the area's 60thschool fair.
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lame crowd et,ter± e
Variety N ght Coo .
`&Wave C atirmunit<
wagered by the BE
Blyth and Brussels'
Fair; withrrll,proceeds iE ...
to the 6Oth.School Fair,whi+
will be held on Saturday
.Septa niber 13. •,•
Manic .to. arrive
played by George .apik
on his accordion,ReV,Jahn
G. Roberta was master of
ceremonies for the prograan,
which .opened with. 'O Can-
ada' with Joanne Wood at the
piano.
The program consisted of
George Romanik on his ac-
cordion; `The Black Magic',
Kim Craig, Becky McKinley
and Pat Stackhouse pre-
sented their number by step.,
dancing; Paul Coultes,.'
speech, 'My School Fair
Calf'.
Mrs. Annie Riley sang a,
solo accompanying herself
on her guitar and therewas a
vocal duet by Fat Currie and
Jeff Culbert. The Blyth --
Junior School Choir sang
under the direction of Mrs.
Johnstone. Fantastic Four- •
some were Mrs. George
Johnston at the piano,'Her.
vey McDonald on the man-
dolin, Alex Robertson play-
ing the banjo and Arnold
Bruce on the violin.
The Blyth Gymnastic Club
performed under the direc-
tion of Mrs. Elizabeth
Bettye. Mark Stackhouse
er
lin, accom-
eister Pat at
s sisters,
fee Karen
S:lison, sang
Connection'
Joanne at
tej�ln' Dealers,
A were Jean
y, Carol and
ell, Florence
and.? o Aifightman and
;,Ross Higgins
attersan of God -
Bl 4.Senior Choir
sang uncle the direction of
Mrs{ Jostone, the Brussels
Ptpa' , B134t1d played several
1
num'
Coi .. t
'and Clifford
tsced on the
first,;sc 1 mlr•
P t ckhouse, all -On -
'step dancing
step danced and
violin all at the
e step dancing
econd number
°grave School
ranUnder the di-
rection o!f `Mr: Bill Chaulk.
Ros's..Procter,president of
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the hool,?air spoke a few
words and then presented
-the :poste{' awards to: first,
Lori' .Charter of Blyth ;
second#Trudy Passchier of
shy third, Ellen Taylor of
Belgrave, '°forth, Kerry Ann
Pletch, Belgrave; fifth,
Susan Elston, Belgrave; and
sixth, David Sperling, Blyth.
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Pupils selling tie g o$t
tickets were: •C'iorey McKee;,
Kerry Ann Pieta and
Robert Gordon,
Princess and Prince con-
test winners were dards
Snell and Perry Broo n er of
Blyth, Brenda Richmond
and Darren Watts of Brus-
sels, Ann Procter and Tim
Goddard of Belgrave, with
Mrs. Murray Vincent
crowning them. David Medd
presented'the princess with a
cameo pendent and the
prince with a jade pendant.
The other contestants each
received a silver dollar for
participating.
Special mention was given
to members ` who attended
the first school fair. A vote of
thanks went to the com-
mittees: M.C., Rev. John G.
Roberts; stage, Murray Vin -
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cent; tickets, tea Seett CO,
mission, . MOM Coulter;
lights, John Campbell and
t ,r€ on. r aikx d; sound, $t
Chaulk; decorations, Mrs
Howard-. Morton AN
Jct CRay, chairs, Otti
Black, principal of .B $11
School, Kia Stitt, Princi
of 'Brussels $0 00,01•
Stevenson, Prig i
grave school; -finance,
Murray' Vincent; { t .ist;r,..
Mrs. Leonard Robi n; co-
ordinator, David Medd
Special Ulnas, w_gs
to all entertainers and corn- '
mittee members who -worked'.
so hard to make this evening
possible.
The -program closed with
'God Save the Queen', with
Nancy Snelleat the piano and
departure music was played
by the Brussels Pipe Band. ..
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UCW ladies watch
film on life in J=apan.
BELGRAVE T The gen-
eral meeting of the United
Church Women of Knox
United Church was held June
3, in -the church schoolroom.
The president, Mrs.
Dorothy Logan, opened the
meeting by welcoming
everyone, including the
ladies from Brussels, Blyth,
Calvin -Brick and from ;the
Anglican and Presbyterian
churches 'in Belgrave.
After the , singing of a
hymn, Mrs. Ross Higgins in-
troduced.the film 'Deep Cur-
rents Moving', which showed
the physical and spiritual as-
pects of life in Japan. Most
Japanese believe in Bud-
dhism or Shintoism ; and
those of the "Christian faith
are in the- minority. The
Home Helpers
hold meeting
BELGRAVE — The June
Home Helpers meeting was
held on June 2 at the home.of
Mrs. Reginald Shultz.
Mrs. Garner Nicholson,
presided and opened. with a
poen. Scripture from Luke 8
was: read by Mrs. Ivey
Cloakey, also a meditation
.on •1 ome'. Mx ho Sierst-
sema led in pr . .er
Rah ill was a vers con-
taining flower, '1:iree
guests were presen Forty-
four, sick and shut-in visits
were recorded.
Mrs. William Dalrymple
read two poems, 'The Mir-
acle of Spring' and 'Outdoor
Church'. Mrs. Shultz gave a
reading, 'Home'. Mrs.
Nicholson read a story on the
work of Dr. David Living-
stone, who spent 33 years in
Africa among the natives.
Offering was received and
dedicated followed by a
hymn.
Mrs. Nicholson closed with
prayer and lunch was served
by the hostess.
Christians in Japan fear the
nationalism , and militarism
promoted by Shintoism..
Mrs. Ross Higgins con-
ducted a question . and an-
swer period on the important
aspects of the film.
Mrs..,, Dorothy Logan re-
minded the members to con-
tribute to the bale to be
packed soon and the Country
Fayre on June 28th. .
Mrs. George Procter re-
ported on the UCW weekend
at Westminster College in
London which had as its
theme, `Follow me'.
Everyone enjoyed the flute
and piano music provided by
Doreen and Sheila Anderson.
Mrs. Ross Anderson and/
Mrs. Laura Johnston pre- `
sented the worship service,
using the theme 'Planting
and reaping'. Mrs. Laura
Johnston read a recipe for,
planting a friendship garden
and Mrs. Anderson gave a
reading, mentioning seeds of
friendship, love, study,, work
and good health. She closed
with a poem by Edgar Guest
'Package of Seed'._ ,
After. thesinging of a
h %mn '°Mrs. Laura Johnston
repeated the Irish .benedic-
tion. Mrs. George Michie
asked everyone to move into
groups according to the
month of their birthday and
a social time with lunch was
enjoyed.
MRS. GEORGE BROWN
r
Gorrie
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Scott
attended the . 40th wedding
anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Hedley of Tees -
water, held at the Turnberry
Tavern on June 7. Relatives
attended from Toronto, Kin-
cardine, Don Mills, Weston,
Tiverton, Ripley and Kincar-
dine Township.
A number from the village
attended the McIntosh and
Molesworth garden parties
on Wednesday evening.
Th
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ENJOYS SHOW—Rowan Kerr, 3, didn't allowl'r they
ger people to block his view as he stoodup oifthlsuc
to get a good look at performers fait e;
variety Right in Belgrave. The young' .,
the show almost as much as theIpopsii
beside his mother Barbara Kerr, RR
MRS. LEWIS STONEHOUSE
Belgrave Personal Notes.;
Mr. and Mrs. James
Leishman attended the 'fun-.
eral of . her .:uncle,.•tordon
Wilson, last Monday at the
Coles Funeral, Home, Mont-
rose, Michigan.
Mrs. Beatrice Barker of
Goderich spent a few days
recently with her brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. James Leishman.
Mrs. Jack Blackstaffe of
Alberta is visiting .with her
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Leslie, and Ernest Michie.
The June family and Con-
sumers affairs meeting of
the Belgrave women's In-
situte will be held on Tues-
day, June 17, at 8:15 p.m.
The roll call: something the
younger generation has
taught me; the motto:, C-od
gave to us the ingredients of
happiness, it is up to us how
we mix them. There will be a
talk and demonstration by a
beauty consultant.
A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all ladies in the
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FANTASTIC FOURSOME—Arnold Bruce, Harvey McDowell and Alex Robert-
son entertained a large Belgrave crowd with some old-time favorites last Wed-
nesday evening. The trio played along with pianist, Freda Johnston, during a var-
iety night at the community hall. Proceeds from the program will help fund the
Belgrave, Blyth and Brussels 60th School Fair.
community, with a .special
invitation. to .4-41. fibers
andtheir. mothers.
Mr.. and Mrs; 'Kenneth
Trewartha of London spent
last weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Leishinan.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert John-
ston visited on Sunday after-
noon with Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam
Speiran of Listowel.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Grasby spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. George
Johnston and family, of ilder-
ton and also visited on Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs.
George Wynacott and family
of Thorndale.
Congratulations to Mrs.
Ethel Wheeler, who will 'be
celebrating her 91st birthday
on Monday, June June 16. We
are pleased she was able to
return to her home last Tues-
day after being a patient in
the Wingham and District
Hospital.
MRS JOE WALKER
Bluevale�
Anniversary service was
held in Knox Presbyterian
Church, Sunday with Rev.
Bert Van Cook of
Molesworth guest speaker.
His sermon was 'We Also'.
Two anthems, 'Calling You'
and 'I Saw the Light', were
sung by the choir.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Walker,
Marie, Kathy, Sheila and
Kevin were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Daryl
Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Coe,
Barry and Clarence of
Norval spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Henning.
Miss Jean Harkness of
Toronto and Bruce Harkness
of McIntosh visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Daryl Walker Sat-
urday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
MacTavish and family were
supper guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Alex MacTavish on
Wednesday to celebrate
Donna's birthday.
Timmy and Kenny
MacTavish spent the
weekend with their . arena_
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex
MacTavish.
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