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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1952-08-21, Page 10THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST ?J, 195? i e Elimville Couple | At West Council! N<w Kiirlctpn Dam Almost Completed Only landscaping remains H done at the new Kirkton dam built by the Upper Thumt s Valley Conservation Authority. The dam holds back u t-mah , pond of about half an ame. Will. Fish Creek as its watei suv the pmd will be used fvr t mumty recreation purposes. 3 on the highway beside tht grounds Work at H a r r i n g t o n Shakespeare dams is well vaneod. Concrete pouring started at Harrington and : clearing for Shakespeare is most finished. .Al­ bas land ■ ul- Young People’s representa­ tives from Huron. Middlesex and Perth counties are attending the National Y.P.U. council at Mani­ toba this week. Harvey Sparling, of Elimville, .president of the London Confer­ ence. and his wife and Benson Sutter, Clinton, are representing Huron; Miss Alice Stanley, of Lucan, is attending from Middle­ sex and Miss Joy Greenwood, R.R. 1, Mitchell, is representing Perth. Purpose of the conference is ■to lay p^ans for future activities of the young people of the Vnited Church, to elect a new national executive and to sag- MOUNT CARMEL Andy Morissey and family, ot Paineourt, spent Sunday with Hubert Desjardine. Alex Voison has completed his threshing route for the season, Joe Regan, of Toronto, spent Sunday with his mother Hubert Carey has finished his two large barns. Winnifred Keough spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. James McCarty. Mr. , . .Mr.gest methods of strengthening and locals, presbyteries and confer enee unions. i SECOND LINE B1DDULPH [ Steuer Relatives Meet For Annual Reynion | Some 75 relatives gathered at jEischerville Saturday * August 16 i for the annual ! which iheavy I hall. i Mr, ( Lloyd | Mrs. * spent Saturday night and Sun- [day at Fischerville j they visited with I Fischer and M r s I Snell's aunt, Mrs. of Cayuga. They also sent part of Sunday visiting at Dunville. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stanlake, and Mrs. Richard Peckham, and Mrs. Joe Chillingsworth their families, Miss I Anne and Master Billie |C’urcheon, of London, Mr. ton Bice, of Ilderton, and Dorothy Fischer, of Lucan, Fischerville Saturday evening their homes. was rain held, , in Mrs. andMr. and Mrs. Allan Elston family attended the Hodgins family reunion at Springbank on ■ Sunday. An executive meeting was held on Friday evening at the . home of the president, Mr. Allan to make arrangements annual Armitage re- be held at Springbank Labor Day. Party M. H. W Be Closed during the week of AUGUST 25 TO 3© — i Elston, •« '■ for the union to j Bark on Surprise Mrs. M. H. Elston and Mrs. Allan Elston and family attend­ ed a surprise party held at the home of Mrs. Clarence Fletcher, Woodham, on Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Fred Davis, Mrs. G. Needham and Mrs. C. Fletcher. A very pleasant time ' was spent and a delicious lunch served by their families. Mrs. M. H. Elston visited with Miss Joy Whitlock, of St. Thom­ as, during centennial week, and .US while there attended the magni- ‘ ficent spectacle which was pre­ sented each evening of the week by a cftgt Qf consisting Of | Exeter Salvage Co, | Phone 423 | FOR SALE S We specialize in the follow- = fug used items; Railroad = iron, angle iron, all sizes; = cables, all lengths and thick- | messes; chains, all sizes and | thicknesses; wheels, all | sizes, all kinds. Used tires. | Eye beams and all = beams; flat iron, = steel, all sizes and = messes. | AVE BUY = New and used feathers and = (feather ticks, scrap iron — | top prices paid. other plates, thlck- tableaux depicting the history of Elgin County with a splendid narration of the county’s story given by Larry McCance. Guests with Mr. and Mrs. : Cecil Skinner and Sam over the week were Mrs. Skinner’s sins, Mr. and Mrs. Emory and Leon, Joy and Dale, of ton. Mich.; also visitors them on Sunday were Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Mason and family, of Belgrave, Mr. and Mrs. Ron­ ald Denham and family, of ^Kirk­ ton, ~ Miss Mr. and , and cou- Motz Elk- with and Guaranteed 0 J. Used Cars and Trucks 49 Chev. Sedan Fleetline, Radio, Slip Cavers, Air-Conditionmg 49 Chev. Coach Air-Conditioned, Fog1 Lamps 47 Buick Sedan 44 Series, Radio, Air-Conditioned Steuer reunion, becouse of the the community and and Joyce William Snell, Chris Fischer, of Lucan, and of London, . On Sunday Mrs. Chris . William Katik Clark, Ruth Mc- Bur- Miss , left for Hand Mangled In Machine Melvin Durr, 55, of R.R. Parkhill, is in London hospital suffering from a badly lacerated thumb and index finger on his left hand. He caught his hand in some type of farm machinery, believed to be a thresher, but was able to stop the machine before fur­ ther injury was caused. 8, Donald Vance, of ' Union, Aldeen Pym, of Elimville, and Mrs. John McAllister boys and Mr. Ern Hicks Mrs. Mack. THAMES ROAD Personal Items # Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Miller spent a few days on a trip to Timmins, Sault Ste. Marie and other points north, recently. Master Brian Miller spent a few days recenly with his grand- ■ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Brock, of Zion. Mrs. Shriner, of New York, is visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Allison, for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rohde and Jimmy, of Mitchell, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Rohde. Mrs. W. J. Moores and Mari­ lyn are holidaying with friends at Paris. Misses Alma, Lila and Lillian f Borland, of Toronto, are spend­ ing this week with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Borland. Mr. and Mrs. William Rohde and Douglas were Sunday eve­ ning supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. W i 11 i a m Thomson, of Woodham. Miss Nona Pym, of London, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pym. Mr. and away on a trip. Mrs. W. “ " vr Marilyn are attending Oaks Family Craft Camp at Paris. Mrs. Moores is taking a ’ ••nurse on young adult work and j will proceed from there to Alma College, St. Thomas, to attend the School of Leaders. '■ Mrs. William Monteith, Mr. and Mrs. George .Monteith, of Toronto, who have been holiday­ ing at Aux Sauble Beach, visited with relatives over the weekend. Mrs. Aimer Passmore held a her Mrs. Alvin Cottle are I J. Moores and daugh- i g the 5- j Family Craft Camp Mrs. Moores is taking 52 Chev. Pick-up Chev. Sedan Delivery Snell Bros. LIMITED Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Cars and Chevrolet Trucks PHONE 100 , plastic demonstration at home on Friday evening. Mission Circle was held at the home of Miss Mabel Selves on Friday evening. Mr. Clare Vincent, of Londes- boro, and Mr. Arnold Alton, of Ash field Township, charge of the church Sunday. They are on Presbytery executive, cent was in charge of I and Mr, Alton was the speaker for the service. > Sunday services will be held ; at the usual hour on Sunday, :Rev. Clysdale, of London, will ; be guest speaker. ' Mission Band : The August meeting of the (Mission Band (basement on _____ t vice-president Carol Ann Hume ’in charge. ; Donna McLeod read the scrlp- ;ture lesson, t Margaret Ann Coward had ’ charge of the program which | consisted of a reading by Gerald | Gackstetter; piano instrumental ’ by Margaret Ann Coward /reading by Carol Ann /The offering was aken by I Ballantyne, followed by EXETER i by Mrs*. Melvin Gardiner. were in service on the Huron Mr. Vin- the service met in the church Sunday with the a Hume. Donald stories Lucan News Mrs. Frank spent Sunday Bob Coleman. Doreen and holidaying with their 1 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob man last week. Mrs. Fred Miss Margaret ter, called on Sunday. Mrs. T. D. Orme and Murray have returned home from a trip down the Saguenay, a week in a week in St, Coates, of Exeter, with Mr. and Mrs. jack Garrett were grand- > Cole- and Exe­ Ellerington quinton, of Lucan friends on Toronto and Catharines. Among the . . the Reith picnic at Springbank this year was the Oscar Hod­ gins family. Mrs. Mary Armitage has re­ turned home after a week’s visit with London friends. Mrs. Fred Simpson is spending a week at Grand Bend, the guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Keown. Master Ward Hodgins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Hodgins, is holidaying with liis aunt, Miss Merle Law also Mr. and Mrs. C. Owen Foster, of London. Mr. and Mrs. John Park made a flying trip to Toronto on Sat­ urday. Mr. ford Grand Mrs. Elmer Davis and daugh­ ter Sandra, of London, spent Sunday with Mr. Ewen. Sandra serious heart ronto recently 0 who attended and Mrs. Harvey Lang- spent the weekend at Bend. Mrs. S. Stephen Dies In St. Msrys Mrs. Sarah J. Stephen, «<?, died at her home in St. Marys., Thursday, following a heart attack, Her, husband, James A. Stephen, died one year ago. She was the former Sarah J. Evans, and was a native of Blau- shard Township, She until moving to St. years ago. She was a the United Church. Surviving are three rence, Owen Sound; Marys; Rea, Blanshard ' ship; two daughters, Mrs, Carroll, Exeter; Mrs. Graham, St. Marys, one sister, Miss Annie Evans, St- Marys, and two brothers, Milton Evans, Blanshard Township, and Ches­ ter, Downi© Township. Services were held in the Ball funeral chapel, Saturday, and inerment made in Kirkton Union Cemetery. 63 lived there Marys five member of sous, Law- Jani es, St. Town- , Earl W. H. Polio Suspect, Seri oils Condition of an Thedford youth, victim of remains serious, Victoria pital, London, authorities Monday night. 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