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Notes f ro m Fordwich
Vows exchanged
Sunday guests with Mr. and
and Mrs. Alex Pringle, Down-
avaew
Mildred, Sheila and ftm
Jn 1%rdwich chum*
Mrs. Les Loughran were Mr. and
'and`
Whitneyose
Rabrehkoph of Cam b e
Mrs. Eric Zimmerman, Mr.
Mrs. �' of Toronto
Spent the weekend with Miss
visited with Air. and Mrs. Les
At � acranial exx^emejny Sept. a
bride chose a fcacac
Paul pf
Harriston, Miss Mabel Lexagbratl,
Ruth Jobpsto¢.®
l,q�au an gti�y Miss Cathy
Ramon of Listowel visited at the
in Fordwich United Church,
[-And- Ines Gibson
pantsuit with a whites blouse,
Listowel, Ken Foster, Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Doug BI'bwne and
same home.
became the
bride of Owen Steven Taylor of
tented with a corsage of yeilefw
roses,.
Mrs. Lloyd Maunall of London.
Baptism service was con-
Mrs- Don C49hlth visited Sunday
with Don who is a patient in
. Friends of Harry Rolla will be
T0r0°t0•
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor will male
ducted Sunday morning in
Victoria Hospital where he un-
sorry to hear that he is a patient
The bridie is the daughter of
their home in Listowel.
Fordwich United Church. Those
derwent surgery last week.
in Palmerston hospital after
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gibson of RR t,
Gonne. TW groom's
The bride is a graduate of
Centennial
baptized were Melissa Lynn
Mrs. Mary McClement of
suffering a stroke.
parents are
Mr. Mrs.
Callege, Toronto.
Zimmerman, daughter of Mr.
Listowel visited Sunday with Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cober, Mr.
and Owen Taylor of
Toronto.
Among guests at the wedding
and Mrs. Paul Zimmerman;
and Mrs. Bill Sothern.
and Mrs. Glenn Cober, Mr. and
were Mrs. Inez Gibson, Ford -
Amanda Lyn Wilson, daughter of
�'• and �• Glenn Johnston
Mrs. Brian Siefert Mrs. Elko
,
The church „tray decorated with
with and Hiram Blanchard,
Mr. and Ain. Wray Wilson;
attended a banquet Saturday
Siefert and Mary attended the
baskets of white and yellow
Walton, the bride's grand -
.Carrie Lynn Nickel, daughter of
night for the Central Ontario
Winger reunion at Victoria
gladioli for the ceremony, which
Parents, and a cousin of the
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Nickel; Ian
Driving Association at
Square Complex in Toronto on
was conducted by Rev. J.
groom's from England' Tommy
David and Bryan Charles
Inglewood.
Saturday.
Fleetham Organist was Allis
Forrester.
Roeder, sons of Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Mme Bowman of Elmira
Mrs. Earl Ridley was moved
peter MacEwan and soloists
Out-of-town guests came from
David Roeder.
and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Miller of
from Listowel Memorial Hospital
were Maureen Phelan and Janis
Teeawater, Whitechurch, Wal -
Recent guests with Mr. and
Kitchener visited Sunday with
to the Geri -Care Nursing Home in
Langer. , Guitar accompani�meat
ton' Blyth, Windsor, Stratford,
Mrs. Anson Demerling were Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Miller.
Harriston on Saturday.
was provided for the soloists.
London, Listowel, Mildmay, Lin-
Lin -
and Mrs. Gordon
Mr
Given in
wood, Toronto, Kingston,
JaMreat
and Paula of Guelph, Mrs. Jami
GuelGoldph,
marriage by her
Napanee, Hamilton, Paliumvton,
Ford of fe and Brent and '�
Ford of Weat Hill.
Thankofferinghe1d
parents, the bride ware a full-
length gown of white polyester
Guelph and England.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lambkin of
satin styled with fitted bodice,
Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Jim
shoestring straps and a long -
Winn i �AM�
France
France and family of Ripley
were Sunday guests with Mr. and
�� United Ch.urch
sleeved Chantilly lace over-
blouse. Her bouquet was an ar-
after Fair dr"s
�• Lome ���
rangement of rosebuds and
Jim Craig of Harriston and Ron
The fall Thankoffering of
Mrs. Clare Harris and Mrs. C.
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HOWICK—Mrs. Phyllis
s .
Craig of Alberta were Sunday
Fordwich United Church was
D'Arcy were the ushers, Mrs.
Bridal attendants were Miss
HavO of For
Haver ld was the
guests with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
held on Sunday evening. The
Wallace Bilton welcomed the
Heather Gibson, maid, of honor,
the `Christmas in
winnOctober's
Simmermaker. Mike Lambly of
Windsor spent the weekend at the
church was decorated with
bronze
guests, Kurtyville United Church
Fordwich
of Gerrie, and Miss Gale Gibson
of Heidelberg and Mrs. Don Pat-
b'e'>g Pat
n
Pedal at the Howick
Fall Fair. She wins $10 donated
same home.
and yellow mums.
and Anglican ladies.
Mrs. K. Graham introduced
-
terson of Elmira, sisters of the
by the Howick Legion Ladies'
Mr. and Mrs: Lorne Wilson of
The worshipservice was given
Mabel Terrill of Toronto, who has
bride, and Mrs. Warren Knight of
Auxiliary -
Guelph visited with relatives in
by Mrs. Cecil Wilson and Mrs.
worked as a missionary among
Belgrave.
Her name was announced at
the village on Sunday.
John Topham, their"theme, Our
the Jews for the last 22 years. She
They wore gowns of rust silkg
the regularameetin of the
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Simpson
Cup Runneth Over, compared
asked members to pray for peace
knit and flowered sheer fabric
Auxiliary held in the Legioa
and boys of G. w ns,. ,. visited
our bountiful living to the third
but remember there is no
and carried bouquets of
rooms- Also announced were the
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wray
World, where people often starve
.that
peace until one are at peace with
Talisman roses, evening prim-
winners of the lucky draw at the
Wilson.
while we have too much. Mrs.
oneself. Mrs. R. Livermore
ice, white jasmine and cu' m-
fair. First prize went to Mrs. M.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Johnston,
Ronald Livermore sang a solo on
thanked her.
mon and white Gypsop Lilia.
Bridge, Wroxeter; second, Floyd
Mrs. Jim Douglas and Paul at-
thankfulness, accompaniedAllan,
by
They then enjoyed a social hour
Paul
Wroxeter; and third,
tended Walkerton fair en Sunday.
Mrs. K. Graham.
in the church parlors. -
Taylor; brother of the
best
Lorne Stewart, also of Wroxetw.
Miss Mabel Terrill. of Agin_
groom, was man and ushers
The draws were made by Miss
court spent several days last
were Phillip Taylor, brother of
Howick Fair, Mary Beth San -
week with Mrs. Mary Graham.
the groom; Harvey Gibson,
derson.
Don Coghlin .is a patient in .
Victoria Hospital, London, where,
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Thanksgivingis themeRemembrance
brother of the bride, and Mark
Challenger,
Plans were made for the
Day servie in
he underwent surgery last week 7
Following the ceremony, a
es
which the Auxiliary will par_
The Fordwich Senior Citizens
had 12 tables at their euchre
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for UCW
reception was held at Howick
Community Centre.
ticipate. On the morning of
November 9 the members will
r held, Friday even
party Y ing in the
m
e e ting
Receiving guests, the bride's
loin the Legion members in the
community hall. Prizes for high
mother wore a full-length gown of
service at the Howick Central
scores went to Mrs. E. Mills and
FORDWICH —With Thanks-
our sins, we should also give
salmon color double-knit -silk
School. In the afternoon the
'
Edwin Dietz. Low scores were
giving as the theme for the Otto-
thanks•
jersey featuring long sleeves,
Auxiliary� vW Fordwic�
head by Mrs. Ira Schaefer and
her meeting of the United Church
The business session opened
a
fitted bodice and an accordion.
VillageNursing Home with a
Mrs. Isobel Topham. Mrs. Harold.
Women, Mrs. Murray Fatt read
with a welcome from Mrs.
plena skirt, and the groom,s,
Program for the residents. On
Robinson held a lucky scorecard.
an appropriate poem. This was
Twenty-two.
Clarkson. Twen -two. members
int wore a icing gown of pearl
November 10 a banquet and
dance
Mr. and Mrs. ,Allan Cooper of
followed by Bible reading from
answered the roll call on giving
grey organza with a matching
will be held at Howick
Great Abaco, the Bahamas,
Psalm 95 and prayer,
thanks. Minnie.,McElwain°gave a
cape.November
Community Centre. On
visited recently with the former's
mother, Mrs. Cecil Cooper, at the
Mrs. Fatt then gave a reading
report on the regional meeting
and read sewtxai letters from
or travelling to the Poe�no
11 at 2
for remembrance will be service
dicer
Fordwich Village Nursing Home
on the five senses, with an of-
fering and a hymn closing the
a
foster child in Africa whom the
Mountains is Pernnsylvania, the
Fordwich.
and also attended a family dinner
'worship service.
��� ado
at the' Cooper bomb. Other
-The program was taken by
PlaW, Oier ,3itAde to visit the
-
members of the family who, at-
Mrs. Jack Wilson, who took her
Madwe'atern Regional Centre Oct
tended were Mr. and Mrs. Jim
theme from the first verse of
18. Mrs. Clarkson is still
Huron -Bruce Liberal
Association
Fitzmaurice ani' London and Mr.
Psalm 92: "It is a good thing to
collecting stamps to send away.
The meeting cow with a hymn
(As Constituted for Provincial ParP•sesl
give thanks unto the Lord." She
told of the wonders of nature such
and benediction by Rev.
FUND RAISING
as the beautiful colors of a
Fleetham. A social hour was
rainbow, the trees in autumn, the
spent with a delicious lunchbeing
wonders of the stars which fill the
served by Mrs. Topham, Mrs.
fang' Mrs.
Dinner and Dance
heavens and the many wonderful
Loutht and Mrs.
sights we take for
i3h granted and for
Madgett.
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A which we never give thanks. She Tuesday, Oetober 30,19 79
�r also spoke of the wonders of
God's animals; how they take Lucknow Community Centre
care of themselves and give joy Belmore4�9oa1>:;<to others, especially the birds Guest Speaker Stuart Smith
which Sing. '
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our homes, our friends and our A benefit dance was held Oc
loved ones, she asked, or our own tober 13 in the Belmore Complex Reception 6:00 - 7:30 p.m. Dinner 7:30 p.m.
M abilities? Whatfor Mr. and Mrs. G McAr
are we capable of thy who recently lost their home Dance 9:00 -12 p.m.
doing, both for ourselves and y Price $15.00 each - $25.00
others? For Christ, who died for to`fire. per couple
Brian Hays recently returned
Whether or not you know what home from the West where he Ticket Available From
you'd like to do with your fife, there are • • had spent several days. Shirley MacLennan, Kincardine 396-4735
qualified and sensitive people who can Trinity ACW The Midget Boys defeated T016 , LacknoS7-A 822
help in your community. Sebringville 4-3 on Sunday. $Ip gall, Wiegham 357_Z636
There will be a skate and Jim Laurie, Blyth, 523.9521
If you already have an idea about what holds meeting hockey equipment exchange at
YOU want, people such as members of your local the Belmore Arena on October 26
Home and School Association, representatives FORDWICH—Trinity Anglican. from 8 to 10 p.in-
Canada Employ- Church Women held their Oc-
tober meeting in the Sunday
ment and Immigration counsellors, local <; School rooms. 'The president,
apprenticeship consultants or Ontario Career Action Mrs. Stewart Itowley, presided ��
Program Co-ordinators can help you. If you're and opened the meeting with no
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prayer. Devotions were taken by /--� [\
still uncertain about what you'd like to do, talk to Your Mrs. Don zing and Mrs: Doug
school guidance counsellor, or placement advisor. Bunker. M
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These people can give you information on a wide range The President welcomed the N�!
of career opportunities; some you may never have thought guests and members and it was
PPo Y Y �► decided to send a bale, with ExnreSs'
of before! . • . _ _ . _ .._ —
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The final decision will always be yours, but that doesn't arrangements made by calling r
mean you have to reach it all atone. There are people who Mrs. Harold Forster.Members were reminded of the
are interested in showing you how you can reach your goal bazaar tea and bake sale in the _
more quickly . 3ordwich Community Han Nov' We're open till Midnight'this Thursday and
If you want more information on career education, Roll call was answered by 19 Friday. You could win one of 3 she in
simply clip out the coupon in this advertisement and we'll members naming a way to PP g
send you a list of people to contact in your area. protect our local envimament vouchers!
During "Ontario Career Week'; (Oct. 29 - Nov. 4) and something to be packed for a
get involved.
Christmas parcel to be seat to the
ACW prayer partner, Ar -
After all, it's your future. cadeacon J. C. R. Williams at Racks of Three Piece Jackets, Shirts,
Yellowknife. An invitation was Two Piece read inviting members to .the Suits Weaters,
Make it happen. open Nhise Oct, 24 at St. Monica Suits HKitchener.Mrs. 25%
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--------------- Mrs. J. W. Daunt gave the
ecretariat for Somstudy book on prayer. The group
Social Development • 0/O OFF
Mtario Youth -Secretariat I hopes to sell the quilt which. was
nd Floor I displayed at the Howick fair. OFF
00 Bay Street ® Mrs. Laramie gave a report on
pronto. Ontario M5G 26 Ontario I the deanery held recently at
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es I am interested in receiving more information en career education. Lucknow and the meeting closed Plus other in-store specialswith prayer.
' Afterward Mrs. Wally Nixon
fame: I introduced Marjorie Graf of
ddress: I Kitchener, who spoke and
displayed a line of giftware. A READMAN
ity Province percentage of the profits from
I products sold will be turned over CLEANERS AND MEN'S WEAR
to ostalCode: Mrs. Elsie
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Mrs. ed by
Dave Josephine Street, Wingham 357-1242
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