The Wingham Advance-Times, 1975-05-15, Page 14A
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And then he has a nailp you see, -
And he is as tiered as taired... can be.
When he.wakes he playa a game.
ire plays hide and .g0 seek,.
He is so tame.
These poems were Mien by
Tracy Jarvis and Annette
Jorritsma of grade 1.
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STUDENTS EXPL MN qu
the antes�on, ispihy� fdr parents and,v sttorS at'�the umber,
Cent!81 antique show last Wednesday. The students orgefl zed. all the articles for the dis-
plays and hosted the tables es visitors. filed through with alpproprlaate comments of Inter-
est and delight.
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QnFiidaythe cls,`
7 104o Went ana
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and tettgned at t a
EverYene
the Animals and the;
out a'big success.
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OLD POSTCARDS, bottles, a:n. antique telephoner Gln.
table presided over by Brenda. Horsburgh am Tint macelgrave
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students t ['urni erry Central,"who heij cilo a�1, Cher
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t yVednes�ctay. w
Nineteen niembers of Belgrave
Women's Institute attended. the
65th anniversary of the founding:
of the Blyth WI in Blyth Memo,
rial Hall on Monday, May° 12.'
Mrs. Clarence Diamond, pro-
vincial board director, showed
slides of Australia where the 14th
tri -annual conference : of the
ACWW was held in October,1974.
There were also slides of New
Zealand, Singapore, and Japan
which proved very educational.
Solos were cont1ibute d by IVliss
Charlene Campbell and - Mrs:
Harold Campbell. Two tap danc-
ing numbers were given by the
MacDonald sisters. A delicious
lunch was served and a social
time was 'enjoyed by a large
crowd of Huron -West Women's
Institute members.
Miss Maxine Procter spent the
weekend with Miss Marjorie
Procter of Sarnia. °
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mayberry,
Matrilyt and Kimberly of Londes-
hem Mr., and 'Mrs -.p'r'ank Primo*W
ter and Karen, " WO Mari**
Procter of Sarnia and Michael
McNall of Toronto spent last San -
day with Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Procter and Maxine.
Sunday visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Logan were
Mr. and Mrs. Roy McKay of
Wingham, Mrs. Brian Jardin and
Melissa, Mrs. Henry Skinn,
Wanda and Sandra of Kitchener.
WeekIyeuchre
BELGRAVE Ten tables of
euchre were played last Wednes-
day evening in the community ,
rooms.
High lady was Mrs. George
Brewer; low lady, Mrs. William
Taylor; novelty lady, Mrs. Ken-
neth Wheeler; high man, Charles
Brewer; low man, Herson Irwin;
novelty man, Victor Youngblut..
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TWO-YEAR-OLD DWAYNE STECKLEY had some trouble'understanding exactly what
an 'antique' is, as sister Donna Lee, 7, did her best to explain various items to him at the
Turnberry Central antique show last Wednesday. Visitors ranged in age from one ex- •
treme to the other, but the reaction from all was one of unanimous enjoyment.
Faith is topic
BELGRAVE — The May meet-
ing of the Women's Missionary
Society was held Tuesday after-
noon, May. 6 in the Presbyterian
Church.
Mrs. Joe Dunbar presided and
opened the meeting with a joem
on "Faith". "My Faith Lodks up
to "Thee" was sung. Scripture
from the 23rd Psalm was read by
Mrs. Garner Nicholson. Mrs.
Stuart Cloakey gave the medita-
tion entitled "Faith". Mrs. Alanr
Dunbar led in prayer. The topic
was taken by Mrs. Walter Short -
reed on centennial year of the
Presbyterian Church of Canada.
She read a poem "One Hundred
Years".
The secretary's report on
March and April meetings was
given by Mrs. J. C. McBurney
and the treasurer's report for the
two months was given by Mrs.
Victor Youngblut. A thank you
note from Kathy McNichol was
read.
Mrs. Joe Dunbar reminded
everyone of the Spring Rally to be
held in Hensall, May 14, the guest
speaker to be Pauline Brown.
Belgrave WMS ' will have the
devotion for this meeting.
The June meeting"will be prey
sided over by Mrs. Garner
Nicholson, this being the Home
Helpers' meeting. Thirty-one sick
visits were recorded and the roll
call was answered by.nine ladies
present with a verse on faith.
The offering was received and
dedicatedfollowed by the hymn
"Faith of Our Fathers", and Mrs.
Dunbar closed the meeting with
prayer.
"YOU SORT OF TEASE 1T" Steven Ruttan explained as he
showed how to card wool for spinning during demonstra-
tions at the Turnberry Central antique show last
Wednesday. The students learned all the preparations for
spinning real wool as part of the work for the show.