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FORDWICH—The annual. binquet
for the First Fordwich Guides and
Brownies was held May 31. in
Fordwich United' Church. The
afternoon unit of the UCW served a
delicious roast beef dinner to 75
mothers, daughters, grandmothers
and guests. Mrs. Lillian Seifried,
public relations officer, of
Palmerston and Mrs. Sharon
Greenwood, District Commissioner,
attended as special guests.
Mrs. Gertie Heimpel proposed the
toast to the Queen. After dinner the
program consisted of girls receiving
the badges they had earned. Mrs.
Bruce Kennedy and Laurie
Schneider, Guide leader, presented
Kathy Kennedy and Coreen Harding
with their all-round cords. They are
now ready for Pathfinders. Kathy
Kennedy, Susan Heimpel, Natacha
Mertick and Reta Van Den Broek
received gifts for selling the most
cookies,
Mrs. Doug King, Mrs. Wayne
Nickel and Mrs. Leach conducted
the fly -up program for Brownies
moving up to Guides. They are
Becky Siefert, Stephanie Shill,
Carrie Nickel, Heather Claus,
R. W. Bell
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Amanda Wilson, Andrea &Attie*
Dennise McLean, Rachel KingrJoan
Clarkson, Crista Gibson, Terri '
Brunarski and Cindy Heimpel. frs
Kennedy welcomed them to Girl
Guides.
Each Brownie was presented with
the badges she had earned and all
the Brownes sang the Brownie
Honer Song and bade a musical
good-bye to the girls flying up. Mrs.
Greenwood announced there will be
a new pre -Brownie group formed if
leaders can be found.
Mrs. Jean Clarkson showed slides
of the pretty village of Fordwich and
other points of interest and the
meeting closed with Taps.
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Last card party
of the season
has 12 tables
FORDWICH—The last card party
until fall was held Friday night, May
27, in the community hall, sponsored
by the Women's Institute: There
were 12 tables in play.
Winners for high scores were Ross
Lee and Minnie McElwain.
Consolation winners were Louise
Sangster and Leonard Wetham and
special prizes went to Pauline
Richards, Alma Hargrave, Jean
Clarkson, Elva Cooper and Hazel
Seiler.
Ken Kaufman, Product Manager of Zehrs
Market, Wingham presents a Zehrs Save -
A -Tape cheque for $552.06 to Leanne Arm-
strong of F. E. Madill Student Council of
Wingham whose organization redeemed Ze-
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funding for Student Activities.
Our sincere congratulations to all who
participated in this very commendable
project. We are pleased we were able to
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MARRIED 72 YEARS 7-- Colin and Berlena Fingland, both 97, celebrated their 72nd wedding anni-
versary Friday at the MacGoWan-Nursing Horne. The Fingiands were married June 3, 1916 at the. East
Wawannsh home of thebride.
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Lindsay, Brad and Brian Martens bus trip to Ottaw
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of Richmond Hill spent last weekend Mr. and Mrs. George Piercey
with their grandparents, Mr. and Elora were Monday visitors with
Mrs. Terry Fields. • Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Miller.
Mrs. Lil Marriner of Toronto alePtAlma Hargrave and Mrs.
last week With 'WS: Bernice. -Evelyn Gibson spent one day last
Marriner. week in Kitchener.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. The Anglican Church Women will
Brian ,Cowan (Bonnie D'Arcey) who meet Thursday night, June 9, at the
were married Saturday, May 28, in home of Jean Sothern. Roll call will
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n s Church, Drayton. A be "an article for the kitchen"
reception.followed at the Howick Sunday visitors with Mrs: Nellie
Community Centre. <• Simmons were Mr. and Mrs. Brian
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilson spent Wildfang, Ryan and Paul Wildfang
one day last week in London. and Bonnie Seupan, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cam. 11 and
Doug Wildfang, all of Mississauga.
Samantha of London spent last week Mrs. Joe Nicholson, RR 2,
with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Magill. Bluevale, visited one day last week
Mrs. Murray O'Regan of Golden with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Lake is spending some time with her Klaassen.
family, Heather O'Regan, Mr. and Bob and Ellen Campbell of
Mrs. David O'Regan and family. Amberley, formerly of Fordwich,
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. are building a new home in the
Bob Denstedt (Pam Stewart) who 'Butter Creek subdivision. Friends
-were married Saturday, May 21, in will welcome them back as soon as
Knox Presbyterian Church, their; home is completed.
Listowel, with the reception Mr. and Mrs. Rob Thornton have
following in the Atwood Community sold their home in the Fordwich
Centre. Mobile Hogne7Park and are building
Grades 7 and 8 from Howick 'a new home in the Butter Creek
Central School enjoyed a three-day subdivision in the village.
A NON-COMPETITIVE
SPRING FLOWER SHOW
AND TEA
Wingham Armouries
Sat., June 11/88
1:30 - 4:00 pm
Sponsored by Wingham
Horticulture Society &
Senior Citizens
All flower arrangements welcome
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Mrs. Jean Clarkson and Mrs.
Elmer Harding were in London from
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they
511toritbif the London Conference
of the United Church Women.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Miller visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Miller at Ayton.
School teacher
is speaker at
WI meeting
FORDWICH — Fifteen members
and one guest attended the May
meeting of the Howick Junior Wo-
men's Institute held recently at the
Howick Central School.
The guest speaker, Marilyn Elgie,
a primary school resource teacher
at Howick, presented a very in -
for -I -native program on the topic,
"Mom, There's Nothing to Do".
She gave members many useful
ideas for ways to entertain children
on rainy days or when they become
bored. She set up tables of various
activities, including crafts, cooking
and books, to name a few.
Mary Hall introduced the speaker
and Catherine Stewart thanked her
nd presented her with a gift.
The roll was answered with "A
pecial outing or activity you have
lanned for this summer". Members
ill be taking part in many family-
entred activities, including visits to
anada's Wonderland, the Metro
00 and staying at the cottage.
Brenda Bunker reported that a
uccessful plant and bake sale was
eld at the Fordwich hall recently.
11 the baking Was sold and only a
w plants were left.
The Junior WI's annual Senior
itizens' Tea will be held in the
orrie United Church on June 22
om 2 to 4 p.m. All seniors in the
wnship are invited to attend.
Marg Greig and Mrs. Hall will do a
emotional poster to put up in local
raries to promote the work of the
nior Institute as this is its tenth
niversary. Charter members will
invited to attend the anniversary
nner June 15 in Listowel.
The program for the 1988-89 year
s presented and members
lunteered to help with specific
eetings.
Darlene Harding, past president
d Jane Vander Velden, who acted
secretary -treasurer, were
sented with brass candle holders
all,their work in the past year.
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