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BELGR.AVE Mr, and .Mrs, Ross.
iflobipsor►. Were ple'a$antlY surprised
last 'Wednesday .evening 'wheat Mrs,
:Robinson's sisters, brothors and
her Parents; gathered. ..at. their
home to•l onor them on the occas-
ion of their 'twentieth wedding:
anniversary,
The evening ',Was spent Playing
progressive euchre, They presented
10, Robinson with a Pair of cuff
links • and Mrs. 'Robinson with a
leather handbag.
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SEVFRttL ATTEND
1J. COUNTY. 'RALLY
h'ct ',D\?VIcal-'i'ho sixth iuron
ou4 rally of; the Wotrten's
.Institute ,was held in the 'T:ande•
bora community hall on lYav¢mbcr
lEth; Tile three distracts ,ot Iluron,
east, west, south,• :were Well reprer`'
sented, 'Mrs,. Stanley Bride, 'Ara,, •.
wich, gave, a very interesting re -
P, her work at the• Vineland'
leadership. •training forum ,last
spring,
In the' afternoon the report .of
the .delegates, Who :recently Attend-
ed the national convention of the'.
p',W.I.C, in :Ottawa were given in
the foray of a panel, With Mrs,;
Erney Des Jardi.nes o$ Grand Bend
as chairrttan, She was assisted by
Mrs, Norman Keating arid: Mrs,
D. .S, MacNaughton of Wingham'.
This was a highlight of the rally.
The second Huron County Wo--,
Teen's Institute ,Scholarship was
presented to Miss. Evelyn Simpson,
Molesworth, who is now a nurse:
in -training at Westminster Hos
pital; Toronto; Miss Shirley .Pat-
terson,' home economics for Huron
County, spoke on the 4r11 Club
work and Itrs,_,,Ernest" Radford,
Clinton, favoured 'With.'twe piano
solos,
Ladies attending from, Fordwicli
were Mrs, 'Stanley . Bride,„: Mks.
Crosby'Sothern, Mrs, Anson Dem-
erling, Mrs. Clare Barris, Mrs,
Robt, GihSen' and '.Mrs.' ' Howard
Harris.
WeektylOard Porto
'On>PWIC,'I•. Tha wulakiy gam
party was ,held on Tuesday tight
.pr last week in the Fordwieh
Community hall with 'ten tables in
play, The winners Were high lad.Y
Miss Minnie ,14QpIwain; }nigh gent
Wit. Bert Winston; low lady, Mrs
Bessie Shannon; law ;gent, Ir.
Schaefer; "special prize, Jams. Vit
tie. •' •
FORDWIGN
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Receipts trom the bazaar. , and
tea, sponsored by Trinity Anglican
Church WA,, Fordwi;eh, held en
Saturday were quite gratifying.
The ladies wish to thank everyone
who helped in anyway to make,it
such a .success*
Miss Jean ;Sanderson and Mrs,
Mary Sanderson of Kitchener
spent the week -end with Mr, and
Mrs; Bob Sanderson,
Miss Elizabeth' Sanderson of
Kitchener spent -the. week -end at
her home here, - •
Mrs, Ruby Forester , of • Toronto
spent the,week-end at her home
here.
Mr, and ,Mrs Cecil, Lynn and
Karen of Orangeville'.'V spent the
week -end • with Mrs. Dora Ridley.
Mr. and Mrs, George Bo1ender and
John of London also visited a few
days last week:
Messrs. Bob Campbell :and .Jim
Patterson of Toronto visited over
the week:end with 'the latter's
mother, Mrs:. Pearl Paterson,
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NEW FULL COIL SUSPENSION ,
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New Full Coil suspensionis standard on
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No matter what price car you're accustom-
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Never before has there been so much low-'
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JPANEE WOMEN
ME NOW EOUGAITD
FO PWXCia•'.._.Mxs, Harold Doig
entertained the. W M.:S. of the;
p'orllwich United; Church in her
home for the N,aveauber ,meeting,'
Mrs, Hen Qrnhann, president and
Mrs. Parker Etltig, +secretary, ;pre-
sided,. I1:rs, Graham opened the
meeting 'with solne thoughts on'.
"Remembrance", and Mrs, Wray:
Cooper read. the poem, "Garry On".
The hymn, "God •of Cur+ Fathers"
was sung,'
The secretary for stewardship,';
Mr's. Norman Harding, reported,
saying that "Giving is the piractical.
expression bit love," The commun-
ity friendship:seeretary, Mrs.
Emma Wilii>inlson, reported that
Miss M. Wilson was the shut-in
for ,the month .and, Mrs, M, Hors-
burgh and Mrs.. H. Fraser are to
visit her, •
71,lrs, Ira Schaefer presented. the
Presbyterial supply allocation for
MR, which consists of a vacation
school kit and knitted .caps. The.
relief bale for the fall is, to be
packed on -November 26th,
The roll call on peace was ans-
wered by 27 members and visitors.
The offering was taken and Mrs.
W. E.,Hainstockled in prayer, Mrs,
:Geo, Ashton led in. . the worship
service, .using the ,theme "Thine
Is the Glory". Mrs. Stan Bride :and
Mrs. Harold Pollock responded to
the discussion questions.. •
Mrs. Mel Allen ,and Mrs, 'Wm.
Wilson presented the study book
on how "The Women of Japan".
Ina most interesting Way they
teld'how the change in t.
emanner.
of living .had come about, In Old.
Japan education0was not given t
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the girls because their duty wa
s
to seive the men in their • lives;
first their fathers, then their hus-
bands and if widowed, their 'sobs;
Now education is given to all,
These • women are taking their
places in the government,` in teach-
ing, preaching, nursing and doctor-
ing. In fact, they have entered
'almost any occupation. In these
jobs many. are presenting Christ. to
their fellow workers,
The hymn "Jesus Galls Us" and
the,benediction closed the meeting.
Women's Groups Join
Guild of St. Anne
FORDWTCH—The Guild . of St.
Anne met Thursday night in the
basement of the church and had
as guests members of 'St, Martha's
Guild, •Gorrie, and the 'Senior WA,
of Fordwich..
Mrs. Willa 'Douglas, president,"
opened the meeting, after which
Mrs, Lois• •Simmons read the
Scripture lesson. The roll call was
answered With a verse on Rernem-
brance Day.
The Guild has decided to have an
electric .bulb drive, sb anyone in-
terested or needing bulbs may.
contact any member of the Guild.
Miss Beatrice Wade displayed.
a plate.Theses can be purchased
with the ;picture of the church on
them. Everyone was quite inter-
ested and it is. hoped to have some
a little later.
The remainder- of the, evening
was spent in a social way. -Miss
Reta Allan, Reg.N., who recently
retiirned'`'home after spending the
past year in B.C., showed many
lovely pictures of a trip she had
taken.
Contests and a Dutch auction
were enjoyed. The Fordwich Guild
was 'thanked for the evening and
a delicious lunch was served.
FO�DWICH
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Quitb a number of students, par=
ents and friends from here attend-
ed the commencement exerdises of
the Norwell District . High School
held on Saturday night in Knox
Presbyterian Church, Palmerston.
Mr. and Mrs. James Vittie visited
on -Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, ,Toe'.
Bennett near Corrie.
Mr, and Mrs. Alex Keith. visited
on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs.
Scott Keith '111. Kitchener;
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Doig; of St,
Catharines visited over the week-
end with Mr, and Mrs, Ross Doig,
'Mr. arid. Mrs. Wally Gibson and
Garfield spent Sunday in Toronto.
Mrs, Bessie Shannon of Estevan, ,
S,ask., and Mrs. Edith Wilson of
Elva, Man., who have been visiting
lit the Gibson home for n month,
accompanied them to Toronto and
Will visit at Kingston 'tend Oshawa
before returning to the West.
Congratelatioirs to Miss Recta
Har6ing, who received wo1•d last
Week that she was successful in
passing .her. Reg N, exanihitttions,
Reite, Is a graduate oil Victoria
Hospital, 'London
Mr; and Mrs. Geo. Pittendreigh
and Iasi spent brie day last week
with relatives hi Orangeville.
Mr. Harry Sansom .spent last
Week With friends oin Toronto.
Mrs, nett Grahnin Visited, in
bvr:en Stiund brie day Ittat weiik;
Her father, Mr, Tom >' unningtol,.
returned, to O"vitei'C Shand with :her,
Mr. and TV1'ts, Fred Demerling
spent'brie dey last weak :in London,
Wire, North lloiltthd spent SeVeral
dli►y lilt Week with xutr Rind Mrs.
Lioa Perrin; ;dear I?aalmoreton.
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