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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-11-27, Page 12Page 12 The Tinnes'Mvo dte, November 27, 1958 News .From 5anfsbury By MRS. HEBER PAY'S x Gut! :reading anda mysteryrice d Arid W.A., t. n 1,p On Thursday evening Mrs. , donated by Mrs. Maurice Me - Dean Donald, wonby l • ,• ion d, was .its. Heber l�ealr Gibson: was hostess to the, 1. b ladies of the (guild and W. A.' Davis. Airs. Barry Carroll, president of Personal. Items the Guild, was in the chair. Mrs. Mr. and Airs. Hugh Davis ac- Ron Carroll read the scripture. companied by Air. and Mrs. Airs. D. Gibson gave the treas-, George McFalls spent several urer's report. days visiting relatives in Flint. Plans were made for a luneIC Michigan. Miss Heather Davis to be served following confirma- visited with her aunt and uncle, tion service. Two -contests were Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mek'alls and enjoyed. Mrs. H. Davisy�gave a,David and Michael ��stayed with The Choosa Book Shop * GAMES, PUZZLES • OIL PAINTING BY NUMBERS • BOOKS, BIBLES, HYMNARIES * NOTE PAPER * GIFT WRAP CARDS, RIBBONS his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Heber Davis. Mr. Fred. Dobbs has been drill-' log for water and at time •of writing it is believed he has suf-, ficient water at 117 ft level. Mr. Arthur Abbott was a 'Sat- urday evening guest with Mr. and Airs. Icon Carroll and he spent Sunday in Glencoe at the home of Mr. and Mrs. McIntyre. xe GeorgeCarroll,Detroit, spending a few days visiting rel. t. t ati.ves in this community, Ile and his father, Mr. Hugh Car- roll, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jack Carroll of Toronto. ' Mr. and Mrs. Don Maguire, Air. and Airs. Jack Dickins, Air. and :firs. Barry Carroll, Air, and Airs. Earl Atkinson and Air. and Mrs. Raymond Greenlee attend- ed the Federation of Agriculture banquet held in Wesley t.'lilted Church, Bighbury, last Thurs• - day evening. Airs. Harvey Latta spent sev- eraldayslast week visiting i. and Airs. Bob Elliott, London, where Air. Latta and family joined her on Sunday. Carol and David spent several days with their grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Earl Atkinson. Mrs. A. Greenlee, Elmer and Verna, Brinsley, were Sunday evening guests with Mr, and �cla rn Usborne Officials, ne New Face On Board Only one new face will appear to an investigation into the although two such major projects Vs- t received 1: '• bad been y i nici 1 Kelm inrevenue r t.e r et by the Ie •l, l d. undertaken • n 1 On the Illi pa 4 t. a ? � ?, � nn l tah,e in t le past borneaTownship next year as a;treasurer over the ptst years. It two years, t1e township'ss h i ' s work result of a quiet eleetion by j was his opinion that there would on bridges was far from overr, acclamation this vr'eeli , be changes regarding the budget He, said that it epuld take in k7ie a • i . if the county next year. ner liborhood. of0 Electors �,ar c Clayton Sntrlh t library g $200, 00 to put his fourth term as reeve and re. lie told the group of plans to ex -area bridges in shape to with - turned his council — Elugit Love, ! pond the county home and he • stand, modern wear and tear. Be Harold Hunter, George Fray",expressed the hope that the farm said that most -crf the :bridges and Ward Hein -- without oppo-t connected with the home would were built 5 0 years ago to stand sition, continue to operate on the same half the weight at half the speed and that the township was for• tuarate that they bad stood up so well to modern day traffic,. Trustees Gerald Hein and Kr�1- Ken Johns reported on the neth Simpson were returned. $25,000 Kernick bridge, took the work bone by South Huron f?is•. Wellington Brock was Haloed spotlight for building during the triet High School Board. Tn chairman for the ratepayer's year. Some $6 miles of roads answer to a question from the. meeting which followed nomina- were gravelled and 21i miles of floor, he explained that it would lions, He congratulated,the reeve pavement were laid. There were and council on their return to 15 culvertscillor reairedrolloft; built. office, emphasizing the cora.CounHpad Hunter said clenee shown in their ability. that because of increased traffic Reeve Smith summarized the on township roads, more gravel work of the county for the past would be needed in future years. year. He said that savings would George Frayne said that on ad - he matte in the corning year due glee of the government, road - he Gerald Prout, who sueeeeded Walter AleB1ide, becomes a new member of the school area. board. basis as the past year. Council members gave a pic- ture of construction and mainte• Hance on roads for the year. The be more economical to add to the present school oto accommodate up to 1,000 pupils than to build another district high school in• the . area, lie said that six new classrooms would be required by: 1901. Reporting for the Ausable Val - sides were mowed rather than ley Conservation Authority, Mr. Brock explained that no commer- cia lenterprise by way of picnic probably weeds would be sprayed facilities will be connected with another year, the park at the Morrison Dam, lie said that small picnic facilities will be available free. Plans are being made to stock the lake with trout for early season fishing, and it is believed that pike and hattt. will survive and restock the lake. No motor boats will be allowed on the lake. He said that ratepayers can ex- pect a slight increase in the mill rate ,or Authority work, but felt it was justified in view of the work done by the group. Mr. Smith spoke briefly on the rabies epidemic, and suggested that farmers get out and hunt foxes, There was a suggestion from the floor for a township detailed the work done on the clinic for mass vaccination of all Kernick bridge and added that dogs in the area. Airs. Raymond Greenlee. sprayed to control weeds last • year. Air. Smith commented that '- Bitterest farm forum met at bott and Mr. Allen Tindall were the home of Mr. and Airs. Don Wednesday evening guests with Maguire on Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Carroll, Airs, Mr. and Airs. Ross MaasCarroll and Miss Abbott cele- Chairman of the board of and David were Tuesday eve brate birthdays this week. school trustees, Harry Dougall, Hing guests with Air. and Mrs. Mr. Cameron Davis is holiday- predicted a change in the future Robt, Tindall. Mr. Tindall was ing at the home of his cousins, of some schools due to small en - Mr. and Mrs. Jim Alugsford, To- rohnents. During the year, $225 observing his birthday. ionto and while there attended was spent on pew desks and $500 Mrs. Arthur Abbott and Muriel the Royal Winter Fairfor new floors in S.S. 1. The t returned home this week having Air. and Mrs. Ron Carroll were installation of an oil furnace in spent a few days with her par - cots, Mr. and Airs, 'McIntosh of guests with Miss Rowena Ab- S.S. 6, means that all schools in Glencoe. bolt on Sunday evening, the area are now oil heated. He lir, and Airs, Billy Abbott and Air. and Airs. Robt. Tindall said that there are storm win - baby son,Niagara Falls, are were Sunday guests with Air. dows on the north windows of all , visiting relatives in this corn- and Airs. Bradford of Liman. Mr. schools. With the introduction ty. and Mrs. Bill Elliott, 'Alliston, of a new map, a definite boun- I11Mrt`aand :Airs. Henry Hodgins, Ont, were guests also. They re- dary is established in the Whalen Lucan, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Car- sided with Mr, Robt. Tindall area, where there has always roll and Wayne, Miss Rowena Ab- while at Mt. Brydges and with been a problem of attendance, /RiAir,re andobserMrsHng theber Davis. They Road Supt, William Routly ' ' 3 ► > > ► >. >< > > v ► wevieir first wed- - ding anniversary. MRS. CLARA WELLINGTON Phone Exeter 576-W YOU'LL BE A KISSABLE KRIS KRINGLE WHEN YOU GIFT HER WITH MODERN APPLIANCES! 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