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PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 2001.
Public speakers guests at WI meeting
FROM BELGRAVE
Recycling Assoc.
wins award
for 3rd time .
For the third year in a row, the
Bluewater Recycling Association
has been awarded the Platinum
Award, the Recycling Council of
Ontario's highest honour in the cate-
gory of Municipal Achievement.
This award recognizes municipali-
ties, regional governments and
groups of municipalities working co-
operatively to divert a significant
percentage of municipal waste from
disposal (landfill or incineration).
The Platinum award, of which the
Association was the only recipient,
was recreated to recognize commu-
nities generating less than 85 kgs.
per capita, an 80 per cent reduction
from the estimated provincial aver-
age.
These accomplishments were
recently recognized by the Recycling
Council of Ontario at their annual
Waste Minimization Awards presen-
tation held on April 18 in Guelph.
The Bluewater Recycling
Association is the largest multi-
municipal resource management
organization in Canada, which pro-
vides integrated waste reduction and
environmental services ranging from
collection and processing to market-
ing superior quality products and
services.
The overall success of the associa-
tion in diverting waste from local
landfills is due in large part to the
efforts of the over 71,000 people in
municipalities serviced by the asso-
ciation's unique and innovative co-
collection program, where waste and
recyclables are collected simultane-
ously using a specially designed
vehicle.
The April meeting of the WI began
with 50 members and friends enjoy-
ing a potluck supper with Rev. John
Roberts saying grace.
President Isabel Campbell read
The World Is Mine.
The program convenor, Kay
Roberts introduced the winners of
the storytelling and public speaking
competition from EWPS: Brittany
Haines, Kaytee Richmond, Staci
Dunbar, Dalton Delisle, Adel Dodds,
10 tables in play
at euchre party
There were 10 tables of euchre in
play on Wednesday, April 25 at the
Women's Institute Hall.
Winners were: high lady, Viola
Adams; second high lady, Irlma
Edgar; lone hands, Ada Taylor; low
lady, Lois Chamney; high man, Ken
Spears; second high man, Allen
Edgar; lone hands, Alf Nichol; low
man, John Pollard.
The next euchre is Wednesday,
May 2 at 8 p.m.
There were nine tables of shoot in
play on Friday, April 27 in the
Community Centre.
Winners were: high lady, Alice
Nicholson; second high lady, Jane
Glousher; most shoots, Freda Scott;
low lady, Laura Mae Chamney; high
man, Helen Casemore; second high
man, George Inglis; most shoots,
Mabel Wheeler; low man, Ruth
Johnston'.
The next shoot is Friday, May 11
at 1:30 p.m.
Six winners from the recent Huron
Perth Regional Inventors and
Science Fair will be taking their
projects to the Canada Wide Science
Fair in Kingston later in May. Judges
from -around the province chose the
winners from 77 projects submitted
by 1 1 1 students from across Perth
and Huron Counties.
The six students are Greg Smith
from Robertson Memorial Public
School in Goderich and Tanya
Prang, Devon Long, Kyle Clausius,
Jamie Lovie and Breanne Becker
from St. Boniface Catholic School in
Zurich.
Noting another increase in proj-
ects this year, Science Fair Chair
Mike Ash said, "The quality of the
entries is very good and the winners
will be quite competitive when they
take their projects on to compete at
the Canada Wide Fair."
Support for the Regional Science
Fair continues to grow in the com-
munity with 15 new donors partici-
Amber Delisle and Leanne Elston.
Mrs. Roberts expressed her thanks
on behalf of everyone present and
gave each one a gift.
During the business meeting the
minutes of the last meeting and
financial statement were read by
Nancy Jardin. Norma Moore will
look into the purchase of a new vac-
uum cleaner for the hall. A donation
will be given to the Sarnia group for
the charity they support.
Friends and family gathered at the
WI Hall, Belgrave, Saturday
evening, April 21 to help Gordon
Bosman celebrate his 80th birthday.
The group enjoyed a delicious roast
beef dinner prepared by members of
the Evening Unit of Knox United
Church.
Allan Bosman, Londesboro was
the MC for the evening. Joan
Westerhout thanked the ladies for
the dinner.
Barb Bosman, Kelly Bosman, Lisa
Elliott and Jordan Elliott sang sever-
al musical numbers for grandpa.
Several hands of Court Whist were
enjoyed. Gord was presented with
pating in the very successful fund
raising campaign that preceded the
Fair.
Paul Lake, president of Bio Agri
Mix of Mitchell and a long time
sponsor of the fair noted his compa-
ny is delighted to be a part of a proj-
ect that encourages young people to
pursue their interest in science and
technology. "Everyone who partici-
pates, from the school to the district
level, is a winner. This is -a very
worthwhile endeavour."
Other major sponsors included
SciTech Ontario, Tuckersmith
Communications, D & D
Automation, CKNX Radio,
Wingham and CJCS Radio in
Stratford.
Sci-Tech 'Encounters is a partner-
ship of the Avon Maitland District
School Board, the Huron-Perth
Catholic District School Board, and
the Foundation For Enriching
Education. This year's Sci-Tech
Olympics were postponed.
The annual meeting followed,
beginning with the minutes and
reports from all officers.
Wilma Higgins conducted the
installation of new officers as fol-
lows: past president, Wilma Higgins;
president, Isabel Campbell; first
vice-president, Nancy Jardin; second
vice-president, Kay Roberts; secre-
tary treasurer, Dianna Robinson;
assistant secretary, Dorothy Coultes;
program co-ordinator, Wilma
many gifts to which he made a suit-
able reply.
Guests were present from London,
Mount Brydges, Winthrop,
Goderich, Bayfield, Grand Bend,
Vanastra, Brussels, Wingham and
Belgrave.
Mabel's Moms met at their regular
time on Wednesday, April 25.
Higgins; district director, Audrey
Fenton; public relations, Gladys Van
Camp; curator chairman, Norma
Moore; resolutions, Dorothy
Coultes; sick and shut-ins, Ivy
Cloakey.
A gift of appreciation was given to
Wilma Higgins.
The roll call was answered by pay-
ment of fees. A birthday party for the
Branch's 90th anniversary will be
held on June 26.
Those who attended were Lila
Procter and Jessica; Crystal
Agombar, Nicholas, Gage and Curtis
Weber; Donna Raynard, Heidi,
Curtis and Craig; Kim Higgins,
Ashley, Shelby and Jarod Logan;
Ryan Smuck, Linda Hess and Judith.
Their topic was a Family Photo.
Huron's science students
shine at regional fair