HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1953-11-05, Page 12Page 12 THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 5, 1953
Remembrance Day
Service
JAMES STREET UNITED CHURCH
Wednesday, November 11
Service Starts at 10:50 A.M.
Mr. Clifford White is confined
to his home under the
care.
Mrs. F. G. Evans of
and Mrs. C. R. Marchant
ton visited with Rev. and Mrs.
William Mair over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Fuller
of Arkona spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Alderson and
Mabel.
Mr. Clayton Prouty underwent
an operation in Victoria Hospital
on Wednesday.
Mrs. Thomas Collingwood is
confined to her bed through ill
ness.
doctor's
Toronto
of Wes-
Town Topics—-
Items of Social and Personal Interest In and Around Exeter
The Tjmes-Advocatp is always pleased to publish these items, vVe
and our readers ere interested in you and your friends. Tel. 770
The Public Is Invited
COMING EVENTS
LEGION AND AUXILIARY MEMBERS:
Please assemble at the Hall at 10:45 a.m.
Dress: Berets and Medals
Service at Hurondale Sunday, November 8, at 2:30 p.m.
Members assemble at Legion Hall at 1:30 p.m.
LADIES FREE
at the
Opening Dante
SATURDAY, NOV. 7
Lucan Community Centre
MUSIC BY MELODY MAKERS
Formerly of Springbank Pavilion, London
9:00-12:00 Gents 750
DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
Dr. Mary Wright
Department of Physiology, University of Western Ontario
will speak on
“A NEW LOOK AT OUR CHILDREN”
Home And School
Association
on
Tuesday, November 10
8:15 p.m.
EXETER PUBLIC SCHOOL
Association meetings are open to the general public
—whether members or not.
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Every
Saturday Night
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And His Nighthawks
Admission 750 9 to 12 P.M.
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Baseball Banquet
c Thursday, November 12
7:00 p.m.
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V. L. Becker's Showroom
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To Honor Ontario Intermediate <4D”
Ontario Pee Wee Champions
Dashwood Tigerettes
Champions,
and the
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GUEST SPEAKER
Frank Coleman, Toronto Maple Leafs
Tlckets Oil Sale Saturday at V. L. Becker’s, Hayter’s
Garag’d, Restemayer & Miller Store, Wolfe’s Barber
Shop, Dashwood Rlaniflg Mill, Merner’s Butcher Shop
Closing Date of Ticket Sale Is Saturday, November 7
BAKE SALE — Sponsored by the
Women’s Institute of Elimville,
on Saturday, November 14; at
Lindenfield’s Hardware at 3 p.m.
29:5*
PLAY — “Stranger in the Night”
presented by St. Paul’s Anglican
Church A.Y.P.A., in Aberdeen
Hall, Kirkton, Friday, November
13. Admission 500 and 250.
DANCE — New and old time, in
Crediton Community Centre, on
Fri., Nov. 6, Desjardine’s orches
tra. Admission 500. Dancing 9-1.
BAZAAR — The Ladies’ Guild
of Trivitt Memorial Church are
holding a bazaar on Saturday,
November 14. 5*
BAZAAR & TEA — The W.A. of
Crediton United Church are spon
soring a Bazaar and Tea on
Saturday, November 14, com
mencing at 2:30 o’clock. 5:12c
MEETING — South Huron Hos
pital Auxiliary, Tuesday, Novem
ber 10, at 2:30 p.m.
Arena
Weekly
Schedule
FRIDAY NOV. 6—9 p.m.
Seaforth
BALDWINS
vs.
London
LOU BALL JUNIORS
(Exhibition Game)
SATURDAY, NOV. 7—
Minor Hockey 8-12 a.m.Wee Wee Hockey 1-2 p.m.
Public Skating 2-4 p.m.
Public Skating 8:30-10:30 p.m.
MONDAY, NOV. 9—
Public Skating
TUESDAY, NOV. 10—
Open for Bookings
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 11
Exhibition Hockey
THURSDAY, NOV. 12—
Public Skating
Reception
And Dance
FOR MR. AND MRS.
HARRY HERN
(nee Clarice Lynn)
Exeter Legion Hall
Friday, Nov. 6
Steve Dundas Orchestra
Everyone Welcome
OYSTER SUPPER
WOODHAM
ORANGE HALL
Thursday, Nov. 5
Supper Served from 5:30 P.M.,
Followed by a Play Entitled
“STANGER IN THE NIGHT”
Presented by A.Y.PA. of
St. Paul’s Churcli, Kirkton
ADMISSION: ADULTS $1.25
CHILDREN (under 12) .75
Auspices L.O.L. 492
Eldon Robinson, W.M.
ALDON
THEATRE
GRAND BEND
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
November 6 and 7
"SIREN OF BAGDAD”
(Color)
★ Paul Ilendr'eid
• A Patricia Medina
ADDED FEATURETTE
Walt Disney’s
"Alaskan Eskimo”
(Color)
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
November 10 and 11
"PICKUP ON SOUTH
STREET”
★ Rfchard IVidmark
■k dean Peters
Mr. and Mrs. Janies Squires
attended Kirkton United Church
anniversary on Sunday and spent
the day with Mr. and Mrs. La
verne Stone.
Mr. and Mrs. James Squires
attended Woodham anniversary
recently and spent the day with,
Mr. and Mrs. Whitfield Switzer.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Stephan of
London spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
Helen.
Mr. and Mrs. M.
Ottawa are visting
mer’s mother, Mrs.
Mr. Howey has been appointed
an assistant manager of the main
office of the Bank of Montreal in
Ottawa.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry eleven of
Winnipeg are visiting Mrs. Cle-
Mac-
Mr, and. Mrs. Howard Johns and
family and
Johns spent
ilton,
Mr. and
and Barrie
With Mr, and Mrs. William
bus on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wes
the weekend in Ham-
Mrs. Ernest Clarke
of London visited
Py-
Westcott and
W, Howey of
with the for-
L. F. Howey.
ven’s sister, Mrs. C. S.
Naughton and family.
Cyclone League
Sets Schedule
November
17—Lucan at St. Marys Exeter at Forest
Strathroy at Hensail
Zurich at Byron
19— St. Marys at Ilderton Goderich at Strathroy
20— St. Marys at Lucan
Ilderton at Goderich Byron at Exeter21— Forest at Strathroy
23— St. Marys at Goderich
24— Lucan at Ilderton
Strathroy at Forest
St. Marys at Hensali
Exeter at Byron
25— Ilderton at Lucan
26— Ilderton at St. Marys
27— Goderich at Exeter28— St. Marys at Strathroy
Ilderton at Forest
30—Lucan at Goderich
December
1— Lucan at Forest Exeter at Hensali
Ilderton at Byron2— Forest at St. Marys Zurich at Exeter
3— Ilderton at Strathroy Byron at Goderich
4— Strathroy at Lucan
St. Marys at Exeter5— Hensali at Forest
7— Forest at
8— Strathroy
Zurich at
Lucan at St. Marys
11— StrathroyForest at H___
Ilderton at Exeter
12— Zurich at Strathroy
15— Forest at Ilderton ■Hensali at Zurich
Strathroy at Goderich
Lucan at Byron
16— St. Marys at Zurich
17— Goderich at Byron IS—Hensali at St. Marys
Zurich at Lucan
Strathroy at Exeter
19—Forest at Hensali
22— Exetei’ at St. Marys
Zurich at Ilderton Goderich at Forest
Strathroy at Byron23— Ilderton at Zurich Byron at Hensali Lucan at Exeter
26—Hensali at Strathroy29— Goderich at St. Marys
Hensali at Ilderton
Forest at Byron30— Byron at Lucan
Forest
Zurich
January
2—Forest
5— Exeter _ ______
Byron at Forest
Goderich at Hensali6— Zurich at St. Marys7— Exeter at Strathroy
Byron at Zurich8— Hensali at Lucan
9— Strathroy at Zurich
Hensali at Byron
11>—Hensali at Goderich 12—Goderich at Ilderton
St. Marys at Forest
Exeter at Zurich
14— Byron at St. Marys Lucan at Strathroy
15— Goderich at Zurich Hensali at Exeter
19— Byron at Ilderton20— Exeter at Goderich
21— Byron at Strathroy
22— Goderich at Lucan
23— Zurich at Hensali26— Ilderton at Hensali
27— Lucan at Zurich29—Exeter at Lucan
Goderich at Ilderton
Forest Hensali
at Byron
at St. Marys Lucan
Council Meets
—Continued from Page 1
Small * centres in the county,
principally Hensali, need the
housing and the assistance. The
council agreed with the proposi
tion.
No applications were received
for the part-time policeman which
council advertised for
last meeting. The extra
considered necessary to
vent rowdyism of
nights. No further
taken.
Doesn’t Need Loan
The Public
sion informed
not require a
had requested
year. The P.U.C. anticipated need
of the loan to repay Jones, Mac-
Naughton Seeds Ltd. for several
■years’ overcharge for hydro. The
Commission was able to finance
the rebate itself.
A grant of $50, the amount of
its taxes, was authorized for the
Exeter Bowling Club. Council
reasoned the greens are a pub
lic asset because of their beauty
and the benches provided. The
grant has been given for a num
ber of years.
Watch Expense
Councillor R'. D. Jermyn, re
porting on the recent industrial
promotion conference at Gode
rich, said municipalities were
cautioned about the expenses of
providing services to new in
dustries. Large plants required
considerable expenditure by the
municipality and a smaller town
might find the expenses burden
some.
Deputy-Reeve William McKen
zie reported one spillway gate
had been installed at the dam by
local workmen and that fences
had been erected around River--
view Park to prevent cars from
driving on the grass.
Building permits were issued
to A. O. Elliot, for a cement block
boiler house behind his Main St.
apartment house, and to Carl
Stire, for shingling house.
after its
man was
help pre
youth at
action was
Utilities
council
loan of
at the first of the
Commis-
it would
$4,000 it
Plan Relief Soon
For Wind Victims
Payinent of relief money to
people who suffered damage in
the disastrous tornadpes that hit
tlip counties of Perth, Huron,
Lambton, Middlesex and Oxford
in May last is expected to be
made early next month.
This was announced by Perth
County warden Frank Allan, fol
lowing a meeting recently among
himself, County Clerk A. W.
Blowes; AV. A. Orr, Ontario De
puty Minister of Municipal Af
fairs; and A. T. Butler, a super
visor iu the Department of Muni-,
cipal Affairs.
Mr. Orr told the county rep
resentatives that the Ontario
Government wants the relief
money paid out as soon as pos
sible. The Government had prom
ised to add 500 to every dollar
raised in local relief funds, and
wishes to know the extent of its
commitment before the middle of
'November.
He added that the Government
money would not be paid until
after the local funds had been
distributed.
The representatives of the pro
vincial government held a similar
meeting with Huron County of
ficials Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Amy of
Burford returned to their home
Sunday after visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Tory and other rela
tives.
Albert Kernick, brother of Wil
liam Kernick, of the Thames
Road, was killed in a car acci
dent near North Bay late Sunday
afternoon.
Harvest
Frolic
Sponsored by
Exeter Legion Auxiliary
Exeter Legion Hall
Tuesday, Nov. 17
Lionel Thornton
and his
ORCHESTRA
Baseball Banquet
Wednesday, November 11
EXETER LEGION HALL
Tp Honor:
EXETER LEGION MOHAWKS
Intermediate "C” Huron-Perth Champions
— $1.50 Per Plate —■
limited supply of tickets is available at Chambers &
z
A limited supply of tickets is available at Chambers & |
Darling, McKnight & Walper, and The Times-Advocate. |
Help A Needy Veteran
Buy A Poppy
This Saturday
“LEST WE FORGET”
Poppy Day Is Sponsored by
Exeter Branch of the Canadian Legion
"THE GREAT LIGHT n
Coming Sat., Nov. 7 - 8p.m.
in the
Clinton Collegiate Auditorium
A dramatic and intriguing moving picture filmed in
Nuremburg, Germany, amidst Bavarian mediaeval scen
ery.
A wonderful gospel presentation accompanied by
London YFS talent.
at
at
at
at
Exeter
Goderich
Zurich Ilderton
Lions Treat Kids
—Continued from Page 1
don Snell, Gail Shipman; comic,
Doug. Jermyn, Shirley Genttner,
Betty Dixon; negro, Gary Ford,
Phyllis Merkley, Marion Belling.
Treats were passed out in the
gymnasium
lowed.
Lions in
ments were
Kelson, G.
Hern, Jack
Judging of costumes was done
by Mrs. Charles Acheson, Mrs.
Andrew Dixon, Mrs. Doug Hugh
son, Mrs. E. Steiner, J. B. Creech,
Ulric Snell, Ted Elliott and Ted
Shaw.
and free skating fol-
charge of arrange-
R. D. Jermyn, Harold
Arthur, Wellington
Smith.
Fair Banquet
—Continued from Page 1
Florida and the tornad’o damaged
sections of Ontario.
Ladies of the Legion Auxiliary
served the turkey meal.
Winners of draw prizes were
Mrs. Edward Brady, Miss Joanne
Shaw, Carfrey Cann, B. W. Tuc-
key and Mrs. Herman Hodgson.
Thames Road
Mr. aiid Mi’s. William Cann
Spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Garnet Johns Of -Sarnia.
Mr. and Mrs. Reg. .ttodgert
and Grant, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Cann and Ray 'were guests on
Sunday of Mi’, and Mrs. Jim Love
of Grand Bend.
Mr. Norman Alexander, Of
Londesboro, was guest speaker at
the church service on Sunday.
Farm Forum
The South Thames Road Farm
Forttrn was held Monday night
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Reg. Hodgert. After the foruin
discussion, euchre was jilayed.
Prizes Went to the following:
ladies’ high, Mrs, Wilfred Huh-
kin; ladles’ low, Mrs Jack Stew
art; men's ‘high,- Mr, William
Ferguson; meh’s low, Mr. James
Hodgert.
BAZAAR
Sponsored by Main Street
Woman’s Association
Sat., Nov. 7
3:00 p.m.
Exeter
Public Library
Baking, Aprons, Fancy Work
White Elephant Booth
TEA
Usborne Township
Federation Of
Agriculture
Annual Meeting
and
Turkey Banquet
ELIMVILLE
UNITED CHURCH
Friday, Nov. 20
Guest Speaker
Variety Program
DANCE
Aberdeen Hall
Kirkton
Music by
HARBURN’S ORCHESTRA
Admission: 500 and 250
Admission:
$1.00 Per Person
Dancing 9:30-1:00
DRESS OPTIONAL
CLINTON AREA YOUTH for CHRIST
Strathroy Lions Club
Lyric Monster Bingo
Strathroy Public School
Friday, November 6
I
More Than
$1,000.00
$500.00 JACKPOT GAME
Admission $1.00 Includes 12 Regular Games -
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
November 6 and 7
Previews Its
Coming Attractions
Entire Net Proceeds To
West Middlesex Memorial Centre Building Fund
More Than
CASH PRIZES
$1,000.00
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Games Start Sharp at 9:00 P.M.
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Phone 421
Mississippi
Gambler
★ Tyrone Power
★ Piper Lauric
Technicolor, this adventureIn
melodrama centres around a dash
ing gambler adept at cards and
with a sword, and a southern
beauty who wins his heart.
MONDAY & TUESDAY
November 9 and 10
★ Clifton Webb
★ Barbara Stanwyck
This factual drama of the
gic sinking of the Titanic in 1912
is gripping in its appeal.
WEDNESDAY '& THURSDAY
November 11 and 12 ’
FIGURE
World In His Arms
★ Gregory Peck
■k Ann Blyth
This sea story of the sealing
ships of the north is in Techni
color and the comedy and races
between these ships make real
entertainment.
SKATING
Begins Friday, November 13
First Show Every Saturday
6:00 P.M.
Registration
AND PAYMENT OF FEES
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Official Opening
Clinton Gun Club's New Trap
AT THE FISH AND GAME CLUB HOUSE
Wednesday, Nov.-Il At 1.00 p.m
Trophies and Prizes Galore
All Clubs Arc Cordially liivitied
Huron Fish and Game Conservation Association
Saturday, November-7
2:00 to 4:00 p.m.
EXETER TOWN HALL
PARENTS WELCOME
Miss Mary Diane Trimble, London professional,
will be the instructress, /kt least 20 lessons Will be given.
FEES FOR SEASON: $10 PER PUPIL IN ADVANCE
Special Family Rates!
For Further Information, Phone Mrs. Chuck Snell,
97-j Eketer
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in cooperation with the Exetev Recreational Council |