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Times-Advocate, June 25, 1970
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the event. T-A photo
Lady off to Australia, Expo,
large attendance at reunion
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MARSHALL WEBSTER
at the home of her parents, Mr. &
Mrs, Ken Eaton, London.
Larry Greenlee is recuperating
following throat surgery last
week.
Mr, & Mrs. Heber Davis and
Mr, & Mrs, Bob Tindall were
guests at the graduation exercises
of the school of nursing St,
Thomas Elgin General Hospital,
St. Thomas, June 17, when Sheila
Elston was amongst the
graduates. They also were guests
at the reception and dinner held
at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Allan
Elston afterwards.
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Dobbs, Jr.,
attended the closing exercise at
Miss Matthew's School where
their children Freddie and Patti
were pupils. Following the
exercise Mr. & Mrs. Dobbs
entertained Mr. & Mrs. Fred
Dobbs Sr., Exeter, Mr. H. S,
McLean, Teeswater, Mr. & Mrs,
Atkens, Florida, to dinner at their
home.
This past weekend Mr. & Mrs.
Fred Dobbs attended the
University of Guelph Alumni
Weekend exercises.
By MRS. KEN McKELLAR
CR OM ARTY
Mrs. Filmer Chappel is on a
trip to Australia to visit her son
David, who is stationed there. She
will also visit Expo '70 at Osaka,
Japan.
BRIDAL SHOWER
Many friends and relatives of
Carol Ann Dow gathered at
Cromarty Presbyterian Church,
Friday evening, to honor her on
her approaching marriage.
A miscellaneous shower was
presented to the birde-elect with
Marilyn Laing, reading an address
of congratulations.
A program of music and games
was enjoyed by all, also a reading
by Janet Allen and a solo by Nola
Dow.
Those assisting Carol Ann
unwrap the gifts were Janet
Allen, Rae Butson, Cathy Doupe,
Gail Boughtflower and Nola
Dow.
Carol Ann expressed her
thanks and appreciation and
lunch was served by the girls of
the CGIT.
SPEARE REUNION
A reunion of the Speare
connection was held at the home
of Miss Olive Speare on Sunday
with 70 people present. Those in
attendance were from Ottawa,
Toronto, Stratford, Mitchell,
Sea forth, Dublin, Kirkton,
Motherwell.
Anniversary service will be
held in Cromarty Presbyterian
Church, Sunday, June 28 at
11:00 a.m., the service to be
conducted by Rev. William Weir
of Elora.
PERSONALS
Mr. & Mrs. C. J. Weitzman,
Niagara Falls, U.S.A. and Ann
Weitzman of Hampton, Illinois,
visited last week with relatives in
this community.
Mr. & Mrs. John Wallace,
Debbie and Mr. & Mrs. Laverne
Wallace and family visited
Sunday with Mrs. Shirley Elliott
and family of Essex.
Mr. & Mrs. Don Riehl and
boys, of RR 5, Stratford, visited
Sunday, with Mrs. J. Jefferson.
Mr. & Mrs. Will Miller visited
Tuesday, with Mr. & Mrs. E. H.
Graham, St. Marys.
Alex Gardiner has returned
home from Victoria Hospital,
London, much improved in
health.
Otto Walker is a patient in
with her daughter, Mrs. Jack
McGhee, Mr. McGhee and family
at London.
Mrs. J. R. Jefferson is visiting
at Listowel with her daughter,
Mrs. Bruce Cleland and family.
By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS
KIRKTON
Kirkton United Church
Sunday School Anniversary was
Sunday with Rev. W. C. Tupling
of Lucan guest speaker. Junior
and Intermediate choirs provided
special music with Mrs. Fred
Switzer at the organ.
ACW
The ACW met Thursday
evening at the home of Mrs.
Theron Creery. In the absence of
the president Mrs. Rev. Rokeby
Thomas had charge of the
opening exercises. Mrs. Garth
Blackler conducted worship and
Mrs. Wm. J. Blackler gave a report
on the workshop she attended at
Huron College.
Mrs. Claire Sisson gave the
highlights of the Deanery meeting
held at Listowel.
Ken Blackler then showed
colored pictures of Kirkton
vicinity which everyone enjoyed.
Lunch was provided by Mrs.
Andrew Knox, Mrs. Gerald Paul
and hostess.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Delmar Johnston has
spent the past three weeks with
her daughter, and family, Mr. &
Mrs. Scrivens of Rochester N.Y.
Dennis Hazelton of Hamilton
By MRS. G. HOOPER
Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Jones and
family attended the Dawson
reunion at Port Franks Saturday
evening and also the Jones
reunion at Springbank Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Jory and
Andrea of Winnipeg, visited last
week with Mr. & Mrs. Grant
Thomson.
Mr. & Mrs. Grant Thomson
were Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs.
Leland Jory of Exeter.
Mr. & Mrs. Gladwyn Hooper
and Jeanette spent the weekend
with Miss Ruth G. Hooper of
Niagara Falls.
Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Thomson
and family were guests of Mr. &
Mrs. John Allen of Port Elgin
recently.
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Petch of
Strathroy spent the weekend
with Mr. & Mrs. Claire Sisson and
all attended the Moore Re-union
at Mitchell, Sunday.
Mrs. Claire Sisson enjoyed the
tour to Frankenmuth Saturday
sponsored by the Kirkton
Horticultural Society.
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White bean farmers in the
southern portion of Huron
County were quite concerned
with the condition of their crops
early this week following a near
frost of last Thursday night.
Huron's Assistant Agricultural
Representative Michael Miller
told the T-A Wednesday morning,
"There has been a lot of mild
damage throughout the bean
growing area, but we think they
should recover in most cases."
Leaves on some of the bean
stalks have turned black and
withered up and Miller said this
was due "to a near frost or cold
shock,"
In several cases, Miller said the
situation was compounded with
some chemical damage, "It could
be a combination of cool weather
and chemicals."
Beans that were up about two
inches were affected the most.
Miller said he knew of five fields
that had been torn up and were
being replanted. He suggested
replanting was "pretty risky" at
this late date.
He estimated that about
two-thirds of the white bean crop
had been affected with only
about ten percent in the
moderate to severely damaged
bracket.
Howard Scane of W. G.
Thompson and Sons Limited in
Hensall said he hoped warmer
weather, especially with warmer
temperatures at night would
correct the situation.
"I've seen this happen before,
maybe not quite as generally, but
they have recovered. I know of
three farmers that have just torn
up parts of their fields for
replanting," said Scane.
'Crop Report
A slight frost on Friday night
has caused some leaf damage to
cucumbers but recovery should
be rapid.
spent the weekend with David
Robinson.
Mr. & Mrs. Eldon Robinson,
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Roger left
Monday on a trip to Manitoba.
Mrs. Wilbert Kirkby is a
patient in St. Marys Memorial
Hospital.
Mr. & Mrs. Albert Berry of
New Haven Conn., have spent
three weeks at his parents home,
while they enjoyed a trip to B.C.
Donald Berry accompanied them
on the trip.
Mr. Fred Hamilton is a patient
in Victoria Hospital.
Terry Martindale of
Kincardine, Flora Atthill of
Bobcaygeon, Jack Robinson of
Toronto, Mr. & Mrs. Tom Atthill
of Kitchener, Mr. & Mrs. Crowe
and family of London were
recent visitors with Mrs. Dan
Jarvis.
Mr. & Mrs. Alex Irvine visited
Saturday with Mr. & Mrs. Wm.
Hotson of Georgetown.
Mr. & Mrs. Herman Paynter
spent a few days last week with
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Ross of
London at their cottage at
Kincardine.
Dawn Blackler of Toronto is
visiting with her mother, Mrs.
Maurice Blackler.
Dr. & Mrs. Bill Schaefer are in
Los Vegas this week where Dr.
Schaefer is attending a
convention.
BY MRS. HEBER DAVIS
Baptism service was held in St.
Patrick's church Sunday when
Heron, and. Dantz Emmanuel,
children of Mr, & Mrs. Ron
Chisholm; were baptized by the
rector, Rev. II. Rokeby-Thomas.
Refreshments were served in the
Parish Hall.
PERSONALS
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Carroll,
Wayne and Cheril Dyer, Sarnia,
Mr. & Mrs. Heber Davis, Heather
Davis, Jim Hoffman, Dashwood,
Michael Davis, Gote
Wennerstrom and. Mr. & Mrs.
Clarence Davis attended the
wedding of Sharlene Davey and
Cameron Davis at First St.
Andrew's United Church,
London, Saturday afternoon and
the reception which followed at
the Carousel Inn, They also
attended the evening reception
for two hundred guests at the
Memorial Arena, Lucan.
Mr. & Mrs. Earl Greenlee and
Leslie were guests Sunday at a
birthday dinner for Carol Eaton
Expected to recover
White beans hit by cold weather
Victoria Hospital, London where
he is undergoing treatment.
Mr. & Mrs. K. McKellar were
guests Sunday with Mr. & Mrs.
Will Sillery, Exeter and attended
memorial service for the late Dr.
Margaret Strang Savage in Caven
Presbyterian Church, conducted
by the minister Rev. W. D. Jarvis.
Several Cromarty ladies went
on the bus trip sponsored by the
Kirkton Horticultural Society to
the Bavarian Festival at
Frankenmuth, Michigan,
Saturday.
Mrs. Otto Walker is visiting
Name manager
at Lucan bank
New manager of the Bank of
Montreal's Lucan office is
Marshall Webster, who was
formerly manager of the Gore
Bay branch, on Manitoulin
Island.
He succeeds Ian Dallas who
has joined the bank's inspection
department and is resident in
Toronto. ,;
The new Lucan manager
joined the B of M in 1936 at
Owen Sound and later served at
Hanover, Hamilton, Oakville,
Galt and Guelph. He became
accountant at Wallaceburg in
1951 and at a Hamilton branch
three years later. He was
appointed manager at
Chatsworth in 1957 and took
over the same past at Gore Bay in
1966.
Mr. Webster was president of
the Gore Bay Rotary Club and
treasurer of both the
Manitoulin-Espanola Regional
Tourist Council and the Western
Manitoulin Board of Trade.
Choirs provide music
at Kirkton anniversary