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Exeter Times–Advocate
Wednesday,October 12, 2005
New MacNaughton Park bridge
Jamie Haines and Paul Scott move a new bridge into position in MacNaughton Park Oct. 5 with some help
from C. E. Reid and Sons Excavating. The Exeter Lions and Lioness donated $6,000 apiece to rebuild the
bridge which was washed away in July 2003 with other work on the project performed by Mobile Home
Express and Larry BrownLee. A ribbon cutting is planned for the future. (Below) Zach Haines,Alicia Scott,
Emma Haines and Amy Scott take the first trip across the bridge. (Photos/ Pat Bolen)
Harvest service at St. Patrick's
By Hazel Davis
SAINTSBURY CORRESPONDENT
SAINTSBURY — George
and Margaret Brock of
Lucan called on Hugh and
Hazel recently.
Courtney MacGillivray is
visiting with her parents
this Thanksgiving week-
end and called on grand-
parents Hugh and Hazel
Friday evening.
Suzanne Davis attended
the Zurich Skating Club
breakfast on Saturday
a.m., friends Marg,
Catherine and Matthew
Thiel are involved in the
club, later calling a broth-
er and sister-in-law Bob
and Dorothy Deitrich.
Margaret and Ron
Carroll entertained their
family on Saturday for
their Thanksgiving dinner
and get-together, grand-
son Matthew was home
from Peterborough
College.
On Sunday St. Patrick's
held their Harvest Service
The service was led by
Bob MacGillivray assisted
by Margaret Carroll,
Courtney MacGillivray and
Harley Davis and a num-
ber from the congrega-
tion. Everyone enjoyed the
singing of Happy Birthday
to Katie -Scarlett Mac-
Gillivray who will cele-
brate her 20th birthday on
Oct. 13 and Stevie
MacGillivray who will cel-
ebrate her 90th birthday
Oct. 15, 2005. Our birth-
day wishes go out to
cousin Marjorie Davis who
will celebrate her 100th
birthday Oct. 15 at her
residence at Kensington
Village Retirement Home,
a card has been sent from
all of us at St. Patrick's.
Everyone enjoyed a birth-
day cake, ice cream and
juice following the service
in the Parish Hall.
A day of cleaning
planned prior to our
Archdeacon's visit also
Rev. Stanley & Liz farewell
party Oct. 30 was orga-
nized also readers and
music.
Katie -Scarlett enjoyed
the band Audioslave held
at The John Labatt Centre
on Saturday evening.
The Davis and
MacGillivray families
called on parents Hugh
and Hazel over the holi-
day. A number of families
in the community all
enjoyed time with friends
and loved ones.
Ladies to leave Hazel's
home at 6:00 p.m. on Oct.
19 to attend Perth Fall
Deanery meeting at St.
James St. Marys.
Ron and Margaret
Carroll were lucky
Saturday to attend a ball
game in St. Marys with
their family prior to
Thanksgiving celebrations
when grandson Mitchell
Iredale was playing ball
also and opportunity to
visit with cousin Edythe
Mugford.
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