HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1954-06-03, Page 12Page 12 THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 3, 1954
Mrs. Jean McTavisli, Shakes
peare, is visiting with her son
Gordon.
Keep This Date!
MONSTER
Bazaar-
Garden Fete
Wed., June 23
on the lawn of
TRIVITT MEMORIAL CHURCH
Exeter
Proceeds to Be Used for
Restoration
Anniversary
Roys
United Church
Sunday, June 6
D.S.T.
REV. GEORGE LAMONT
Guest Minister
11 A.M.—Children's Choir
8 P.M.—Male Quartet and Choir
Defend Home,
Refute Charges
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wouldn’t find, any fault with the
home. ’ Most of it was Quite
okay," she stated. “There was an
odor in one quarter but some
thing like that is very hard to
control under the circumstances."
Dick Jacobs, manager of the
farm at the home, called all the
charges false and he welcomed
any investigation.
The Home committee will meet
Thursday morning to hear for
mally the charges of the Gode
rich men. Mayor Huckins stated
he would make his complaints to
the committee and Home super
intendent, Mrs. Martha E. Jacobs.
The mayor and two councillors
said they visited the home as pri
vate citizens last Friday after re^
ceiving a complaint on conditions
there.
“This was the first time I’d
ever made a tour of the institu
tion," Mayor Huckins said, “I’ve
been in Westminster Hospital in
London many times and saw how
the old-timers were treated there
and I've always assumed, that the
old folks here would be
looked after.
■‘But when I saw the old _
pie and the dirty rooms they
i were in I was shocked. I haven’t
(been able to get it out of my
mind and won’t until conditions
are changed."
“The downstairs part of the
home was all right," Councillor
Fisher said. “The beds were clean
and the rooms tidy-
son
St.,
Exeter Member
Named To Post
Mrs W E. Middleton, p
matron of Exeter Chapter OE
Kirkton Community Association
| Preliminary Juvenile Contest
| ABERDEEN HALL, KIRKTON
| Friday, June 4
| at 8:00 p.m. (D.S.T.)
| Martin Boundy, London, Adjudicator
I Admission: Adults 250 - Children 150
= Contestants and Accompanists Free
I GARDEN PARTY
= Wednesday, July 21
well
peo-
s
Grand Bend
This Week to the Music of
“The Newest in Dance Bands
Featuring “CHRISTINE”
ENJOY DANCING on our BEAUTIFUL NEW FLOOR!
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In Connection with Open House
SOUTH HURON DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL
K
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(In case of rain June 10)
MENU
Half barbecued chicken, French fried potatoes, cab
bage salad, rolls, coffee, relishes, dessert available.
Serving 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
STUDENT WORK ON DISPLAY
a A program will be presented in the auditorium start
ing 8:00 p.m.
Tickets should be purchased in advance from the students
$1.00 Each — Children’s Serving 500
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Baseball
Boy Wins Bike
Billy Perry, nine-year-old
of Ernest Perry of William
will always remember his ninth
birthday as one of his luckiest
for on that day, March 19, he
sent an entry in to a contest
conducted over CFPL. On May
and
of a
22 his entry was drawn
Billy became the winner
brand new English bicycle.
Billy was sick in bed the day
his name was read over the air.
When the news was called, up
stairs to him, he jumped out of bed and nearly fell down the!
stairs in his excitement.
Last Saturday he was present
ee with the bike on the stage of
the Patricia Theatre in London.
When interviewed by Mr. D. W.
Green, a salesman for the spon-
Eight Boy Scouts
leaders from the First Exeter
Troop attended the Camparee
near Clinton over the weekend
with 75 other Scouts
area.
Scoutmaster Harvey
Assistant SM Maurice
Neut were in charge of the
rol. Bob Ford was patrol leader,
Eugene Kirk, second, and the
members were Jim Crocker, Tom
Humphreys, Merlin McLean, Bob
Kelson, Paul Wilson and Ron
the
from
Pfaff
Van
the
and
der
pat-
Horne. Jim Crocker was
bugler for the camp.
F o r m e r Exeter Scoutmaster
Harold Whyte, now in Lucan,
was Camp Chief. POI Jim Whyte,
RCN. also attended the camp.
Conference Head
Former Resident
Rev. John A, Walkei’ of Wind
sor, who was elected president of
the London Conference of the
United Church by an overwhelm
ing majority on Tuesday, is well
known in Exeter.
Mr. Walker spent his early life
here where he attended public
and high schools. He was a mem
ber of Main Street United Church
and of Mr. T. Handford's Bible
class.
ALDON
THEATRE
GRAND BEND
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
June 1 and 5
“HONDO”
(Technicolor)
John Wayne
Geraldine Page
Ward Bond
*
★
★
They called him Hondo . . .
hot-blooded with the heat of the
plains that bred him . . . silent
as gun-smoke . . .
CARTOONS AND
ADDITIONAL SHORT
MONDAY & TUESDAY
June 7 and 8
“MIAMI STORY”
★ Barry Sullivan
★ Luther Adler
★ John Baer
Fighting fire with fire, Miami’s
citizens hire a gang leader to
break a gang.
NEWSREEL AND
SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
June 9 and 10
“YANKEE PASHA”
(Technicolor)
Jeff Chandler
Rhonda Fleming
Mamie Van Doren
a
ast
was elected District Deputy
Grand Matron of District No. 5
at the annual meeting held in
London on Moday night.
soring company, Billy said h
was from Exeter, a lovely town
Then he asked Mr. Green: “Hav
you ever been there?”
COMING EVENTS
THAMES ROAD United Church
Anniversary Service, on Sunday, i June 20. Supper on Tuesday, June!
22. 3c
LADIES AUXILIARY to South
Huron Hospital regular meeting,
Tuesday June 8, 2:30 pan. 3c
|Confirm Sixteen
At Trivitt Church
I The Rt. Rev. G. N. Luxton,
; D.I)., LL.D., the Lord Bishop of
Huron, conferred the rite of con-
I firmation on sixteen candidates
I at Trivitt Memorial Church on
' Tuesday night.
1 The following were presented
for confirmation by the rector,
the Rev. Norman D. Knox
non Li
strand
ehura,
Cecile
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Darol Jean Tuckey, Joyce Muriel
Lavender, Verna Evelyn Pearson,
Jean Marjorie Turnbull, Eileen
Bernice Evans, Alice Mary Sta-
ehura, Flossie Etta Dickens.
Those who were confirmed
will receive their first communion
on Sunday morning.
Ver-
jwis Heywood, Barry Ede-
Karol Selix, Stanley Sta-
Audrey Grace Burr, Carole
■Gibbons, Donna Marie
Margaret Jean Henderson,
Representatives from the Ex
eter branch of the Canadian Le
gion who attended the district
meeting at Stratford over the
weekend were President Andrew
I Bierling, Cliff Brintnell and Gra
ham Mason.
Miss Joan Ellerington placed
FIDDLERS’ CONTEST — West-[third in her class at McDonald
ern Ontario Championship Fid-1 College, Guelph, finishing her
lers’ Contest for Free Press tro-l first year with an average of 81.
phy, Hensail, June 4. 3c She is spending the summer’ lioli-
________________ _____ _____.days with her parents, Mr. and ------ --___________-____________William Ellerington
DANCING every Friday night,
Bayfield Pavilion, Ken Wilbee
Orchestra. Bayfield’s favorite
summer dance pavilion. For pri
vate parties and receptions phone
658-r-6 Seaforth or 684-r-31
Hensail. 3:10:17:2b*
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Dearing
and Gerald visited with Mr. and:
Mrs. Harry Van getten, of Chat
ham, on’ Sunday.
Mrs. Warren E. Sanders is
visiting her brother, Mr, Donald
Gladman and family in Winni-
Mrs. Arthur Mitchell has re
turned to her home from Strat
ford where she visited Mr. and
Mrs. C. W. Kestle and Gerry.
New Broom During
Friday, June 18
Between 6:30 And 9:00 p.m.
Lions Salesmen Will Visit Every Home
In Exeter, Creditor, Dashwood, Centralia and Huron Park
Dinner at 12:30 p.m.
Bring a Basket Lunch
Progressive Conservative
Plan Now to Attend
Monday,
Tuesday, •
Exeter Roller Kink
Two Blocks West of Gould & Jory
Pete Eisenbach’s Bush
3 Miles North of Bayfield
on Highway 21
Brock-Skinner-Routly
REUNION
Picnic Area No. 6
RALLY
Everybody Welcome
in all walks of life, thousands of Can-
Kffi Kancer Kanvass
Thursday and Friday, June 10 and 11
“For Health’s Sake,
Roller Skate!”
Join the Crusade to Reduce the
Toll of This Disastrous Disease
FRIDAY, JUNE 11
7.30 p.m.
COOKING SCHOOL — Plan to; Mr’s,
attend the Robin Hood Cooking i
(School, Exeter Arena, Monday,
June 14, 8:00 p.m.,
June 15, 8:00 p.m., Wednesday,
June 16, 2:30 p.m., under the'
auspices of Exeter Chapter No ‘
222 O.E.S. Prizes on display at I
Lindenfield’s Hardware. Door
prize valued, at $40.00 for each .
day. In addition a Sunbeam Mix■
Master for the Wednesday1
School, Free bags of groceries.,
cartons of Coca Cola and many i
other prizes to be drawn for each
day. Free cokes for each person
attending. Tickets 50 cents or 3
days’ performance for $1.25.
FOR MR. AND MRS
MAT FINKBEINER
Net Proceeds For Lions Welfare Work
SPRINGBANK PARK
Roller Skating Wednesday,
Friday and Saturday
8:00 to 11:00
CHILDREN 250 - ADULTS 350
Skates Supplied
REFRESHMENT BOOTH
ATTENTION
SENIOR CITIZENS OF EXETER
SOCIAL EVENING
Tues., June 8
8:00 p.m.
PROGRAM - CARDS - DANCING
Ladies Please Bring
CAKE OB SANDWICHES
Desjardme’s Orchestra
ADMISSION 500
Exeter Kinsmen's
featuring
Tuffy Trusdale
and his Alligators
in the Afternoon
And Another All-Star
Vaudeville Show
in the Evening
Exeter Community: Prepare To
Through the donations of people
adians are fighting Cancer in research laboratories, clinics, medical schools
and by welfare and educational work. They need your support to continue
and expand their work. The Canadian Cancer Society needs $1,500,000 to
battle the dread disease. Won’t you help? Your donation is an investment
in a healthier Canada!
NORTH & SOUTH STREETS THURSDAY EAST & WEST FRIDAY
Donations May Be Left at the Office of Dr. Bruce Eickmeier
Conducted by the Exeter Kinsmen Club in aid of the
Perth-Huron Unit of the Canadian Cancer Society
LYRI
★
★
★
Every thrilling moment of
great best seller . . . the story
of a reckless Yankee trader.
ADDITIONAL SHORTS
EXETER
June 7, 8 and 9 Thursday Only
And Saturday
6:30 p.m
COMMUNITY PARK
Montgomery CliftBurt LancasterDashwood Tigers And On The Same Program
ADULT ENTERTAINMENTversus
Exeter Legion Mohawks This Great Academy Award Winning PictureJoel McCrea
Barbara Hale
i •For The First Time At Regular AdmissionsSee Your Team In
HELEN WALKER
WILLARD PARKER
Carped
LUCILLE BALL
JOHN AGAR
"My True
From Here To Eternity