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A JEWELL RETIRES — Roy Jewell, who has been the farm voice of
CFPL radio and television for more than 20 Years is retiring this fall. At
Friday's Media Day at Stewart Seeds at Ailsa Craig, corn sales '
manager Max Poole makes a presentation to Roy, T-A Photo.
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KIRKTON SCOUTS AT JAMBOREE — The Kirkton Boys Scouts spent the past two weeks in Prince Edward
Island attending the World' Scouts Jamboree. Back, left, leader Dave Williams, Chris Williams, Scott
Gurney, Jamie Eveleigh, Michael Brine, Kevin Stephen and Kevin Heather. Front, Richard Weernink, Jim Sid-
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and did not return with the others. T-A Photo
Hardemans return
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By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS
KIRKTON
Kirkton-Woodham United
churches held a joint service in
Woodham Sunday. This Sunday
July 17 the service will be held at
11 a.m. at Kirkton church.
Mrs. Albert Bickel! has
returned home after visiting with
her daughter this past week Mrs.
Stanley of London.
Mrs. Budden has been visiting
with her son Mr. & Mrs. Boyd
Budden and their infant daughter
in London.
Mrs. Clarence Switzer attended
the 45th wedding anniversary of
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Lewis,
Bowmanville and visited with
'Mr, & Mrs. Maurice Lewis of
Milleken.
Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Stephen,
Oakville and Mr. & Mrs. Gary
Ballard and Craig of Mississauga
Phillips new manager
at Ailsa Craig bank
James Phillips
Dresden, Mr. Phillips feels quite
at home in a small community.
"The area farmers whom I've
met have been warm and open
people", he acknowledged.
Page 24 Times-Advocate, July 14, 1977
TiI
Saintsbury A.C.W. plans
pool party and banquet
Pickering reunion attracts 70
"It is a pleasure to be here",
smiled James Phillips, Ailsa
Craig's new bank manager.
"We're really looking forward to
our stay in Ailsa Craig".
Born and raised in Wabash,
Ontario, a small farming com-
munity just south east of
Mr. Phillips began his banking
career in his home town of
Wabash, and over the past twelve
years has been employed by the
Canadian Imperial Bank of
Commerce in Virgil, Ridgeway,
Hamilton and Londsin. On July
he was prompted from the
Regional Office Credit Depart-
ment in London to the position of
manager at Ailsa Craig.
The Phillips family anticipate
moving to Ailsa Craig from
London the last week in July.
"We've been coming out in the
evenings planting a few flowers,
etc. getting ready to move into
the bank house", reported Mr.
Phillips, "and we're anxious to
get settled in Ailsa Craig. We've
already met several people with
whom we discovered mutual
friends and it is like coming home
in a way".
The Phillips have two young
daughters, Christine 7 and Caryn
3. The move will allow Christine
her first experience of riding a
school bus when she resumes
school in September and she
reports she is very excited about
the prospect.
Mr. Phillips and his wife,
Evelyn, met while both were
growing up in Wabash. Mrs.
Phillips has been working as a
bank teller in London.
By MRS. HEBER DAVIS
SAINTSBURY
Mrs. Harry Carroll gave her
home on Tuesday evening for the
July A.C.W. meeting with. 12
Members attending. Mrs. Heber
Davis president was in charge.
Following the singing of a
hymn and scripture reading Mrs.
Wayne Carroll read the
meditation. Mrs. Earl Greelee
,Secretary read the minutes of the
June meeting,
Reports were given on the bale
"sent in June to the branches
Prayer Partner. The mystery
prize donated by Mrs. Harry
Carroll was won by Mrs. Larry
Greenlee.
Plans were made for two July
banquets and a pool party for the
ladies and children at the home of
Mrs. Hugh Davis and an August
pool party at the home of Mrs.
Leslie Greenlee, following
Summer School at St, Patrick's
Sunday School,
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Greenlee and
Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Greenlee, Kim
and Pam were part of a group of
young people who went camping
to "Wildwood Lake" for the
weekend.
Mr. & Mrs, Ron Carroll, Ian
and Brenda and Lisa and Julie
were dinner guests Sunday with
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Carroll.
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Tindall, Nancy,
Marylou and Robert attended the
'"Tindall Reunion" Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs. Heber Davis were
dinner guests Friday night with
Mr, & Mrs, Mervin Elston
and on Sunday Mr. & Mrs.
Gordon Davis, London, Mr. &
Mrs. Clarende Davis and Mr. &
Mrs. Earl Greenlee visited the
Davis',
spent the weekend with Mr, &
Mrs. Rea Stephen, Mr. & Mrs.
Keith Stephen, Valarie and Marie
of Anderson were $aturday
evening dinner guests.
Arvin Hanna of Vancouver B.C.
is visiting friends in the vicinity
Murray Switzer left Tuesday.
morning by bus for Indiana as a
4-11 exchange member.
Reverend & Mrs. C. D, Hen-
derson, St, Catharines were
Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs.
G. H. Burgin and on Monday Mr.
& Mrs. J. Russell Shier of Seattle
U.S.A. A family gathering was
held in the evening; cousins of
Russell Shier, Mr. Newton
Pridham, Mr. & Mrs. Ray Norris
of Kirkton, Mr. & Mrs. Fred
Hamilton of Stratford and Mr. &
Mrs. Fred Pridham, Russeldale.
Mr. & Mrs. Ray Norris have
their grandson Rukie Smith
Trenton, visiting with them
Mr.. & Mrs. Brian Hardeman
and girls have returned home
from a two week vacation to
Georgia U.S.A. where they• at-
tended a wedding. Brian Har-
deman's mother accompanied
them on the trip,
Mr. & Mrs. John Muscroft and
family of Sussex N.B. visited this
week with Mrs. Dan Jarvis, Mrs.
Joan Massicotte and girl friend of
Toronto was a recent visitor with
her mother.
By MRS'. RENA CALDWELL
Nancy Deitz and Ian Munroe
are away to camp at Pike Lake.
Mrs. Keith Lovell and Robyn
McLellan have been assisting
with the Summer Bible School.
Elzar Mousseau has returned
home from Seaforth Community
Hospital.
Canada ships more than 21/2
million bushels (105 million lb.)
of apples annually to some 30
world markets.
By MRS. HUGH MORENZ
SHIPKA
Congratulatigns* to Karen
Guenther who received word last
week that she had successfully
passed Grade 8 piano
examinations at University of
Western Ontario. Karen is a
music pupil of Mrs. Harold Stire
of Dashwood.
Dave Finkbeiner of Deep River
spent the weekend here with his
parents Mr. & Mrs., Harold Fink-
Winer and sister Joan.
ScMr. Mrs. Sid Durie and Glenn
spent the w,eekend at their cot-
tage near Peterborough.
Mrs. Ervin Latta and Lori-
Anne, Mrs. Doris Eisenback and
Ralph, of Point Clark, were
supper guests Thursday evening
with Mr. & Mrs, Lorne Devine,
and in the evening visited Fred
Weiburg at Blue Water Rest
home.
Around 70 attended the annual
Pickering reunion, held Sunday
afternoon at Shipka Community
Centre.
Mr. & Mrs. Dertus Otten, Berry
andPettrikand Giny Westerhof of
Dalfsen, Holland, arrived in
Canada, Friday, for a three week
visit with their aunt and uncle
and cousins, Mr. & Mrs, Dick
C. HARRY RODER, D.C.
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Zielman and family.
Kathy Woodburn, London spent
last week, holidaying with her
aunt and uncle and cousins Mr. &
Mrs. Ross. Pickering and family.
Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Morenz
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visited Sunday in London with
their son Bill and other friends,
Mr. & Mrs, Gerald Higdon and
Scotty London, holidayed last
Week at her sisters here, Mr. &
Mrs. Jack Keller and Sherri.
K-W churches hold service