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Brooksdale area student wins scholarship A chance to contribute your piece of history The photo of SS#7â€" Medina School, or ‘Gleason‘s School,‘ is yet another one of East Nissouri‘s historical treasures brought to light through the collection of information that has been going on for some time by the dedicated group of volâ€" unteers that have been meeting regularâ€" ly at Sunova Implement (formerly Wildwood Park School). If anyone needs help completing the form or has any questions, they can call one of the committee members (also listâ€" ed). If there are photos that you would like copied, arrangements will be made to get these scanned and returned. Help the committee to continue to document and preserve East Nissouri‘s unique hisâ€" tory by participating in this phase of the project. â€" ; Committee looking for more information for East Nissouri History Book All residents, and those who once lived in the former Township of East Nissouri, are invited to fill out the booklet and return it to one of the many dropâ€"off locations listed in the package. The East Nissouri History Book Committee needs your help; information forms will be available and distributed soon. Everyone will have an opportunity to contribute their own property history as well as provide information on the many topics being researched for the book. Included with each form will be a map from the 1800‘s showing previous ownâ€" ers of their farm or land that their propâ€" erty was once part of. Please do your best to fill out these forms and get them back for use by the group. Although the oneâ€"room school built on A picture of the 1953 class from SS#7â€" Medina School in East Nissouri. Pictured are, beginning in the back row from left are, Kay Vowels, Joan Logan, Kaye Martin, Kathleen King, Gayle Taylor, teacher Edith Showers, Deanna Johnson, Marlyn King, Sharon Monteith and Billy Pinkerton (unsure if correct). In the middle from leftâ€"are, Gordon Taylor, Sharon King, Diane Towle, Barry Taylor, Murray Anderson, Kathy Gleason, Grant Monteith, Bob Martin and Linda Pinkerton. In the front from left are, Richard King, Mary Harris, Sharon Worte, Shirley Worte, Joan Hutton, Faye Sutherland, Murray Sutherland and Bill Taylor. a acre of land donated by the Gleason Farm is but a memory now that is gradâ€" ually fading away, many photos includâ€" ing one of the 1953 class have been preâ€" served by scanning and entering into an representing Oxford District Women‘s Institute, presents Keely Grieve with the Oxford County Scholarship at Stratford ~Gentrat Secondary School‘s commencement. At left, Liz Harrison electronic database for future use in the publication. f Oxford District Women‘s Institute recently presented their scholarship and bursary awards for high school graduates _Previous residents of East Nissouri who live in St. Marys and the surroundâ€" ing area who would like to receive an bursary also presented to student from Bright area ed Brooksdale area resiâ€" dent Keely Grieve, a firstâ€"year student in the Trent/Fleming bachelor of science in nursing, the Oxford County Scholarship on Nov. 9 at Stratford Central Secondary School‘s comâ€" mencement exercises. ship women of the who are members of Oxford County 4â€"H and are continuing their eduâ€" cation. Carol Innes, Oxford Liz Harrison, chairâ€" committee_presentâ€" information form should watch out for upcoming articles in the Journal Argus listing locations where they can be picked up and dropped off. scholarâ€" District Women‘s Institute president, preâ€" sented Oxford County Bursary to Megan Ross from the Bright area on Oct. 5 at the Huron Park Secondary School‘s comâ€" mencement. Megan is a firstâ€"year student at the University of Western Ontario in the .biological and medical science proâ€" gram.