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FORDwIca-A, ,custlat, 0030,1, Live. Meeting of Ec,st Huron. Ti.i
men's Institute was held SEttnrdaY'
at the home of Mrs Stan Wide,
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faltute chaired the meeting, which
was held to make plans' ,for the
Horo*n County Rally in Cran,
brook, on 'November but,
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The little red schoolhouse. hasn't earned the approbation of
modern psyehblogists, but, here is one that they might say' is an
exception. its 'in Esquesing township near Milton, Ont., and it
cost $1,419 to build in '1l91, It has nne teacher and „2(i piipils,
and these will find it hard to jive up, to the record of their prede-
cessers.- Scores of professional men and Women obtained their first
lessons in, the school where one classroom holds students'• of
several. grades.
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ELECTS OFFICERS
FORDWICH----The following
ricers have been elected iby, Ford-
with United Mira ..S.-S4 Super-'
intendent., ,Glenn P. Johnston; • As-
sistant Superintendent, Harold
lock, Wm, Campbell, Warm .Zu-
:brigg and Austin .Stinson; 4ec-,
Treas.., R, Connei; assistants, Stan-
ley Zubrigg and Laverne Stinson;
M M Treas., Mrs. = C. Wilson;'
Pianist, 1Virs,K. Graham in, charge;
Cradle Roll Supt., Mrs. G. (Rich-
ards; Missionary Supt„ Ivirs, Hi rd;
TeMperance- Supt., Mrs. W. •C001)-
er; Teachers: Beginners, Mrs. IL
Deig and Miss VanVelsor; Jr.
Primaryo Mrs. K, Graham. and
Miss Ruth Hibberd; Primary, Mrs..
W, Zubrigg, Mrs. Wm, Edgar;
Jollier Girls, Mrs, S. Bride and
Mrs, A, .Ruttan; Junior Boys, Mrs.,
Wm. Wilson and. Harold Pollock;
Intermediate Girls, Mrs. .117. •Camp-.
bell; Interniediate Boy's; Anson.'
Ruttari, Laverne Stinson; Senior
Class, Mrs, Pollock, Austin
Stinson; Junior Bible Class, Mrs,'
C. Wilson. and Harold Pollock; •
Senior Bible .Class; Robt. Hibberd;
Reserve Teachers;' Miss Elizabeth
Patterson and Miss Marilyn .Coop-
er.
Anglican Ladies
Cancel Supper
FORDWICH-The W.A, of. Trin-
ity Anglican Church held their
regular monthly meeting at the
home of Mrs. Crosby Sothern. The
president, Mrs. Stan Forester, pre-
sided and opened with the hymn
"The Son of God Goes Forth to
War", followed by prayers and
Scripture reading. Mrs. Frank
Russel was in charge of the study
book, speaking on the Province
of , Newfoundland' and 'bringing
forth many interesting facts about
Canada's newest provinea•
Mrs. Nellie Gamble an IVIrh.
Lloyd Jacques gave readings from
the Living Message. The- ladies
decided to cancel the chicken pie
supper that was to have'been held
November 12. The next meeting
will be held in the Sunday School
rooms when. the bales will be pack-
ed. Members are reminded to have
their, names. in by November for
the Living Message, The roll call
was answered by 13 members with
a verse on "Thanksgiving".
The meeting closed with prayer
and lunch was served by the
hostess, assisted by Mrs. Nellie
Gamble,
FORDWICH
Misses Annie and Violet Cun-
ningham of Harriston visited a
few days last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Ed, Matthews.
The ladies of L.O.B.A. Fordwieh
held a very successful tea and
baiting sale in Devitea store Satur-
day afternoon.
Mr. Tom, Moore , of Thessalon,
Ont., visited one day last week
with his brother, Mr. Earl MOore.
They also visited -with their sister,
Mrs. Gordon Saunders in Arthur,
who had just recently returned
home from the Mount Forest hos-
pital.
, Miss Ruth Gernhalder of Kitch-
ener Visited over the week-end
at her home here.
Mr. anti Mrs. Stan. Bride and
Bobby visited Sunday with Mr. R.
H. in Preston,
Miss Nellie Hutchison of Teron-
to visited a couple of days last
week with Mr. and Mrs. , Alex
Keith,
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Bride Visit-
ed Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Morley Bride at Elora,
'Mr, John Tudan and little daugh-
ter visited Saturday with relatives
in Port Colborne.
Mr. and Mrs, Doug Wildfang of
Toronto visited 'over the Week-end
With Mr. and Nita. Roy SiMinons.
. Mr. and Mrs. George Holland
and family spent the week-end
with Mr. and Mm. Jack 1-1oltcrin in
Hespler.
MrS, ROY ParegiCr of 'Toronto
Spent the weekend at her hOlne
here.
Mr, rind Mrs, Anson Ruttan, lvfr.
and Mrs. Scott Clarkson and •fam-
fly visited Stinday with Mr. arid
Mrs. William, lVtarwood at Maple
With' Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Clark.
eon el Auroras
Rtes417115.on .laws.
Heard at .Hamilton •
FORDWICH-In At double ring
ceremony performed by. the Rev.
Pollex • in Redeemer Lutheran
Church, .Hamilton, on SaturdaY,.
September at .3.30
queline Ethel Wilson, datighter of
Mr; and Mrs. Howard Wilson of
3,R. 1, Viaemount, was united in
marriage with Willard Henry Ries
of Hamilton, only son of Mr. and•
Mrs. Noah Ries of Fordwich,
George Taylor of Hamilton pre-
sided at 'the organ, The altar and
front of the 'church were decor-
ated witli
The bride; given, in marriage by
her father, looked lovely in a white
gown of net over taffeta. with lace
inserts. in the' ballerina. length Skirt
and a long-slee\ced lace bolero. She
carried p.whiteBibledecorated with
an orchid and streamers, Her
finger-tip- . veil was - held by a
tier's trimmed with beads and
rhinestones.
Mr. and Mrs..Gerald Marshall of
Hamilton were the attendants.
Mrs. Marshall' was :attired in a
mauve gown similar to that. of the
bride's, She carried A cascade of
pompom • mums,
At the home 'of the- bride's par-
ents, a buffet supper was' served
to 'about fifty' guests including mr,
and Mrs. Donald Tanner of Walk-
erton, Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Gress
of Kitchener, hr.. wid 'Mrs. R. C.
Leach of Los Angeles, Mr. and
Mrs, H. M. • Harms,, John and
Dianne of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Mullens and family of •
Desehenes, Que., Mr. and Mrs.
Keith Gale and family of Toronto,
Mr. Ronald McMichael, Wroxeter,
Mr. and Mrs, Noah Ries and Ethel,
Fordwich,
The 'bride's mother received in
a. blue lace dress with matching
accessories and wore a corsage of
red roses. , She was Assisted by
the groom's mother, who wore a
turquoise dress with beige acces-
sories and corsage of red roses,
1-0a their Wedding trip 'the bride
wore a gold dress with a Match-
ing duster coat and black acces-
sories:
Home Economics
Teachers 'Meet
On Saturday the semi-annual
Meeting of the Home Econonties
Section Of the O.E.A. tor this dis-
trict met in the Wingham _District
High School. They came from
both elementary and secondary
,schools in Ditch-ener„ Waterloo,.
Owen 'Sound, Kincardine, Hanover,
Walkerton, etap and from the
Stratford. Teachers' College. In
addition to the regular meeting
they enjoyed a visit to CKNX-TV.
W. S. Hall, principal of the lo-
cal high school, -welcomed the 'vis-
iting. teachers and made available
the school equipment for film
strips and sound filmS. A beauti-
fully-appointed luncheon was serv-
ed at the Hotel 13tunswick,
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