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,Orange Lodge were made to the wow Home mining were installed: wM,
for the aged at Orlllia and the Bro. Don Procter; DM, Robert
officers for '77 Loyal True Blue and �e Hart; . George Grigg;
WRAitAVZ — Mw annual HOme at Ricbmond Hili. Rec.-Soc., James McCallum,
Msdft of Lo!'v�e Brother Robert Hibbard, PCM, Tress., Clare Van Camp; Lec-
lrs%. �:. was held on cow the a1eC� and in- tures, H. Jac Un and Harold
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Thursdayticers were re-elected. The son; Tyler, Douglas Bruce.
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#; The Howick Grapevine
k A EXAMS are over Thursday, November I&
At Howick Central the grade 7 Good luck students! Dm't be too
j and 8 students and teachers are cam, tom.
all very busy preparing ,. for SKATING
exams. Students are busy study- The students at Howick have
ing and the teachers are busy one thing to be glad about. The
making up the exams. The exams skating program at the com-
start Tuesday, November 9 and munity c wtre has started. The
program started November 4
Over $1,400 made onto r� efr 1° a &'`
ones to use the ice from the school
# program. We are pleased we are
at turkey Sapper able to have this program again
this year.
FORDWICH — Theeneral
REMEMBRANCE MEMBRANCE DAY
meeting of the United Church On November 10, Howick Cen-
Women was held in the Sunday tral held its Remembrance Day
FIELD TRIP ---Listowel was besieged by several students carrying clipboards this week; School room last Wednesday Services. At 10:30 there was a
taking a field trip to study the various types of land use going on around the town. This afternoon. The worship service service for ,grades 4,5,6,7, and a
group, some of the 31 grade eight students from Howick Central School thatxnade the trip, was taken by Mrs. Wallace Bilton arranged by students of room 14,
discuss the location and type of some of the stores on Main Street. ( Banner Photo) and Mrs. Bill Hutchison on the Mrs. Hooftman's room. At 11:15
theme, "Living in Harmony". another program for the kinder -
Scripture John 15:15-31, was read garten to grade three students
Fordwich Personals Prize winners by MI's. Hutchison. A prayer for was held. This service was ar-
Peace was offered by Mrs. Bil- ranged by room 17, Mr. Shaw's
r ton. room.
CWL bazaar Several from here are confided Mr. and Mrs. Wray Cooper aA story, "Prescription for On November 11 there will be
to hospital, Mrs. Inez Gibson in spent the weekend at Petawawa Prize winners of the grand Peace" was given by Mrs. Hutch- no school due to Remembrance
Listowel, Mrs. Randy King in with their daughter and son -in- draws at the Catholic Women's ison. A poem, "Life's Joy" was Day.
Palmerston, Miss Elva Foster in law, Mr. and Mrs. John Welsh. League tea and bazaar held given by Mrs. Bilton. The wor- GRADE 8 — TOWN STUDY
K & W, Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Armstrong recently were: first, Mrs. Wilbur ship concluded with the Lord's On November 4'and 7, the two
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Doig and visited in Kitchener on Saturday. Beninger, Wingham, a quilt; Prayer in unison. grade 8 classrooms were on a bus
David of St. Catharines were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thompson second, Mrs. L. Ste. Marie, Han- Mrs. Elmer Harding, president ride to Listowel, for a town study.
weekend visitors with Mr. and and family of Aurora spent the over, a crib blanket; third, Mrs. of UCW conducted the business. Four teachers accompanied ithe
Mrs. Arnold Doig. weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Skinn, Wingham, a pair of She welcomed everyone and gip. ,Hopefully we returned to
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Johnston Glenn. Martin. pillows. voiced her thanks for support and the school with wider knowledge
and family of Sarnia were week- Kids, don't forget Santa is com- The bazaar was a great success help in making the turkey supper of the town of Listowel.
end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. ing to Fordwich Community Hall and members are grateful to all such a success. EVALUATION SHEETS
Ron McClement. on Dec. 4, 2-4 p.m. who made it so. The roll call was answered by Evaluation Sheets ' were sent
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sothern visit- thoughts on peau and the min- home with each grade 7 and 8 stu-
ed Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bill utes were read and adopted. The dent last Friday. These sheets
Mulvey at Betmore. Wroxeter Personals treasurer gave a detailed report are October's average mark for
Friends of Harold Doig and showing the net profit from the History. They will be returned
George Pittendreigh . will be turkey supper to be over $1,400. shortly to Mrs. Hooftman, the his -
pleased to know they were able to Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Pollock The Wroxeter United Church, Mrs, Murray Donaldson, • con- tory teacher.
return home Friday from List- and Todd of Bramalea visited her in the absence of Rev. Wesley B. vener of the nominating com- —Tammy Brown
owel Memorial Hospital. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Ball, who is in Montreal due to mittee presented the new slate of ---Susan Mans
. Mrs. Wally Nixon spent a Clark, over the weekend. the serious illness of his father, officers for 1977.
couple of days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Toman were had as their speaker for Sunday Mrs, Fred McCann moved the
relatives in Kitchener. Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. morning services Wesley Ball Jr. slate of officers be accepted. Mrs.
Don't forget the bazaar, tea Lorne Matthews, Preston -Cam- who ably took his father's place Jack Mann spoke of the up-com-
and bake sale in Pordwich Hall bridge, on Sunday. in the pulpit. He took as his topic ing bazaar sponsored by the WHI TECHUR CH
on Saturday, Nov. 13, sponsored Mr, and Mrs. Matthew Elliott, "To hear the Word of God and re- evening unit, to be held in the The November meeting of the
by the Anglican Church. Markdale, spent the weekend at spond", and his sermon was Sunday School roorp on Saturday, WMS is to be held Wednesday,
Mrs. R. Aldrich of .Galt, form- their home here. based on "A New Ark for Mr. and Dec. 4 from 2-4:30 p.m., featuring Nov.* 17 at the home of Mrs..Gord-
erly of Fordwich, is ill in the Mrs. Clarence Clement is a pa- Mrs. Noah and Family". Several baking, produce, crafts, odds and on Rintoul. Leaders are Mrs. Bill
Hamilton General Hospital. tient in Wingham and District visitors were present along with ends and boxes of Christmas Evans, Mrs. Gordon Rintoul;
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Simmons Hospital and Mrs. Perce Hedley the members of the Canadian cards, wrapping paper, seals, helper, Mrs. Mewhinney; roll
and Ken were Sunday visitors is a patient in Scarborough os- Legion, Branch 307, and the etc., ending with a cup of tea. call, "Peace". Topic, "Remem-
with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hambly pital. We hope she will be able to Ladies' Auxiliary. to Wroxeter Mrs, Harding closed the meet- brance" ; courtesy, Mrs. D.
in Listowel. return home soon. Church. ing with a benediction prayer: Craig.
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Beginning Sunday, November 14
Sunday Smorgasbord
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Adults $4.50
Children 11 years and under $12.25
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