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LAKELET
Mrs. Stan Dennis spent last
week -end with her sister, Mrs.
Margaret Prior, at Guelph.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wallace
(Beulah Dennis) of Seaforth,
have purchased the Beaverton
Express and will be moving
there in the near future. Mr.
Wallace has been employed for
a number of years with the
Huron Expositor.
Mr. Lynn Ferguson of the
Toronto -Dominion Bank staff of
Gorrie is at a Kitchener branch
for two weeks, taking a course
of instruction.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Reidt
spent the week -end at New-
market.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Irvin Dickert were Mr.
and Mrs. Ed. Wahl of Listowel
and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Murray
and family of Kitchener.
Students of Stratford Tea-
cher's College were teaching at
S.S. No. 1 last week and were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Ferguson. They were Arthur
Randle of Owen Sound and Mi-
chael Vroman of Goderich.
Cross Is Theme
At Unit Meeting
FORDWICH—The Afternoon
Unit of the Fordwich United
Church Women met in the Sun-
day school rooms with Mrs.
Wray Cooper presiding. The
theme of the meeting was" The
Meaning of The Cross". Mrs.
Cooper read a story on the
place of the cross in the church.
Scripture was read by Mrs.
Crosby Sothern. Mrs. William
Wilson gave a reading, "The
Four Points of the Cross." The
roll call was answered by a
verse on the meaning of the
cross.
The mystery mothers decid-
ed to invite their mystery daugh-
ters from the C.G.I. T., to be
guests of the U.C.W. at their
meeting on April 14th. The
program included a film,
"People around the Cross,"
shown by Mrs. Parker Eurig
with the commentary read by
Mrs. Robt. Gibson.
Mrs. William Clyne read
the Scripture. A solo, "How
Could They Treat Him So",
was rendered by Mrs. Jack
Wilson.
The ladies quilted during
the afternoon. Lunch was
served by Mrs. E. Williamson,
Mrs. M. Baker and Mrs. N.
Harding.
Couple Wed
FORDWICH—A quiet wed-
ding took place in London re-
cently when Annalisa Anstorf,
of Harriston, and Keith Fitz-
simmons, of Pinkerton, were
united in marriage in the
Danish Lutheran Church at 12
o'clock noon, in a double -
ring ceremony.
The bride wore a double
knit powder blue suit with
white accessories and a corsage
of white and pink carnations.
The bridesmaid, Miss Paul-
ine Sothern of Wingham, wore
a navy linen suit with navy
and white accessories and a
corsage of pink and white car-
nations.
The groom's attendant was
John Pinkerton, of Pinkerton,
Ontario.
A wedding dinner was held
later in the Iroquois Hotel,
London, and the couple left
for a wedding trip for Niagara
Falls and the States.
They will reside on the
groom's farm near Pinkerton.
Mrs.
Russell Adams Reelected Pres. of Women's
GORRIE--The annual meet-
ing of the Women's Institute
was held at the home of Mrs,
Cecil Wilson on Tuesday eve-
ning of last week, with an at-
tendance of 18 members and
two visitors. Mrs. Morley
Johnston, convener of the
nominating committee, brought
in the following slate of officers
and Mrs. Glad Edgar presided
for the election:
President, Mrs. Russell
Adams,(re-elected); 1st vice
president, Mrs. Harry Rhame;
2nd vice president, Mrs. Wil-
lard Peel; sec. -treasurer, Mrs.
Robt. Elschner, (re-elected);
asst. sec. -treasurer, Mrs. Nor-
man Wade; district director,
Mrs. Glad. Edgar; alternate
director, Mrs, Mel, Taylor;
branch directors, Mrs, John
Baylor, Mrs. Glenn Johnston;
pianist, Mrs. Norman Wade;
asst., Mrs. Harry Rhame;
public relations officer, Mrs.
Alex. Graham; auditors, Mrs.
Clarence Stokes, Mrs. Leonard
Sanderson.
Standing committee con-
veners: Agriculture and Cana-
dian Industries, Mrs. Morley
Johnston, Mrs. J. Baylor; Citi-
zenship and Education, Mrs.
Mel Taylor, Mrs. Cecil Wil-
son; home Economics and
Health, Mrs. Harold Keil,
Mrs. H. Rhame; Historical Re-
search and Current Events,
Mrs. Gerald Galbraith, Mrs.
Glenn Johnston; Resolutions,
Mrs. Norman Wade; Local
Community Activities, Mrs.
Alex, Graham, Mrs. Wm.
Strong, Mrs, E, 11, Strong.
The East Huron District
annual meeting will he held in
Gorrie on May 23rd. The fol-
lowing were named a commit-
tee to arrange for it: Mrs, E.
H. Strong, Mrs. Mel Taylor,
Mrs. Harry Rhame and the
president, Mrs. Russell Adams,
Achievement Day for the
girl's project "Being well dress-
ed and well groomed" will be
held in Wingharn, May llth.
Reports of standing committees
were given. Mrs. Robt. Elsch-
ner gave the financial report
for the year, which was very
encouraging. Several letters
of thanks were read. The roll
Institute
call was answered with a cur-
rent event.
Mrs. Glad Edgar presented
the motto "It's the song you
sing and the smile you wear
that makes the sunshine every-
where" . We inherit our
physical features but after 40
we make the expressions.
Think on what is good true and
beautiful, she said.
Mrs. Glenn Johnston dem-
onstrated making Chinese
chop suey and filling and icing
an angel cake. These were
sampled at lunch time when
Mrs. Baylor and Mrs. Johnston
assisted the hostess. Mrs.
Robt. Elschner and Mrs. John
Baylor had the lucky numbers
in the Dutch auction.
"I was so cold last night I
couldn't sleep. I just lay there
and shivered."
AoR
"Did your teeth chatter?"
"I don't know — we don't
sleep together."
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