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THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 9, 19S0
NOTICE
Continuing every Saturday
until further notice, the first
show will start at 6; 00 pan,
Box office opens at 5:30 p.m.
THURSDAY, FRIDAY
and SATURDAY
November 9-10-11
‘The
Three Musketeers’
4r Lana Turner
★ Gene Kelly
Flashing Swords as the Three
Devil-May-Care Musketeers Do
Battle with the King’s Enemies
Celebrate Forty-Fourth
Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beavers
were hosts to a family gathering
in their home on Saturday eve
ning in honour of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Jory, who were celebrat
ing their forty-fourth wedding
anniversary.
The table was tastefully decor
ated in pink and white centred
with a wedding cake. The im
mediate family were all present
together with their families,
numbering forty in all. A iileas-
ant time was spent in game fol
lowing a sumptuous dinner,
Members of the immediate
family are Mr. and Mrs. Keith
McLaren, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Thomson, Mr. and Mrs. Leland
Jory, and MT. and Mrs. Ray Jory
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beavers, Mr.
and Mrs.I Munroe, Mr, and Mrs.
Clifford Jury and Donald.
Local Boy Now
ain
The R.C.A.F. announced re
cently the promotion of Wing
Commander
AFC,
R.C.A.F.
N. .S. A.
Turn those articles now stored
in your attic or basement into
cash. Someone is looking for the
very thing for which you have
no further use. Tell them about
it in a CLASSIFIED AD in this
paper.
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I Clandeboye Woman Dies Mi*, and Mrs. Jolm Saxby of
their
Mrs. Jessie Sanders is visiting T' * “ .. 7 7 7.. 7,
with her son Mr. and. Mrs. Pon- Exeter visited Thursday evening
aid Sanders at Sioux Lookout.Mrs. Davina Wilson, 29, of
Clandeboye, died at 10:30 Tues
day night in St. Joseph’s Hos
pital, where she had been admit
ted a day before. She was the
wife of Leslie Wilson.
with Mr. and Mrs. George Kellett.
couple and
from Switzerland
in immigrating to
Anderson,
Commanding Officer of
Station Greenwood,
N.S., to the rank of Group Cap
tain. A native of London, Ont.,
and son of
of Exeter,
pointed as
mander at
Group Captain Anderson is a
veteran of thirteen years’ service
in the R.C.A.F, During World
War II he served as command
ing officer of numerous flying
training schools during the oper
ation of the British Common
wealth Air Training Plan and
was subsequently awarded hon-
ourary French, Czechoslovakian
and Belgian wings in recognition
of his contribution to the train
ing of airmen from those coun
tries.
A recent graduate from the
National Defence College, Group
Captain Anderson is also a
graduate of the Empire Central
Flying School in England. In
August 1945 he was awarded
the Air Force Cross and was for
three years associated with the
division of planning at Air Force
Headquarters.
o ne Of Oldest
Residents Passes
One of our oldest residents
Mrs. Robert Gillies, .wife of the
late Robert Gillies died at the
home of her daughter Mrs. E.C.
Harvey (Stella Gillies) Nov. 1.
Mrs. Gillies the former Agnes
Hay Taylor and the daughter of
the late George and Jane Taylor
was born in Galt Ontario, March
23, 185 6 and was married in St.
Marys’ to Robert Gillies on Jan.
10, 1881. For twenty-seven years
she and her famiy resided in
Paris, 'Ontario and in 1908 they
came to Exeter. Since the death
of her husband in Sept. 1928
Mrs. Gillies has made her home
with hei* son-in-law and daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey.
Besides her husband Mrs. Gil
lies was deceaced by two sons
Perce J. Gillies and Howard T.
Gillies. Surviving her in addition
to her daughter are a son Ro
bert G. Gillies of Midland; a
granddaughter, -Mrs. Lome Syn-
dei* of Montreal, Quebec; three
grandsons: Robert J. Gillies,
Chatham, John H. Gilies of Lon
don, and Robert C. M. Gillies of
Ottawa; and also three great
grand-sons.
Services were conduced Friday
evening, November 3, at eight
o’clock at the Dinney Funeral
Home. Rev. Donald Sinclair as
sisted by Rev. Harold Snell of
ficiating. The burial took place
in Paris Saturday, November 4,
at one o’clock.
The out of town relatives at
tending the services were Mr.
and Mrs. R. G. Gillies of Mid
land, Mrs. P. J. Gillies, Mr. and.
Mrs. John Gillies, and Mr. and
Mrs. Lome Gillies of London;
Robert J. Gillies of Chatham;
Robert C. M. Gillies .of Ottawa;
Mrs. Edna J. Taylor of Battle
Creek; Mrs, Mildred Smith and
Mrs. Florence Seldon of Hamil
ton; and Mrs. Mabel .McIntosh,
Mrs. C. Richardson, and Mrs. G.
Hipel of Preston; also attending
were Rev. and Mrs.* M. A. Hunt
of Mitchell; Rev. and Mrs. A. B.
Irwin ®f Sarnia; and Mrs.
dred Batson of London.
Mrs. D. A. Anderson
he was recently ap-
the new station com-
Greenwood, N.S.
Switzerland Family
Interested In Area
A married
four children
are interested
the district.
A letter received by the Times-
Advocate from Winterthur, Swit
zerland, states that the family is
preparing to leave for Canada
within a few months "with . a
view to settling as farmers and
small manufacturers'’.
The letter, written in perfect
English, requests a number of copies of the Times-Advocate to
“learn the way people live
there”. The author, L. Mazurek
Brechbuhl, explains he secured
the name and address of the
newspaper from the Canadian
Legation in Berne.
And Home Baking Sale
St. Andrew’s Sunday School
Hether Alderson
Badly Burned
Hether Louise Alderson,
I< I P P E N
Sat., Nov. 11
at 3 p.m.
Booths will consist of Fancy
Work, Home Baking, Vegetables
Fish Pond, Touch and Take
and Candy
TEA WILL BE SERVED
Remembrance Day Parade
and Service
Sunday, November 12
James Street United Church
Parade Moves Off at 10:30 A.M. from Legion Bldg.
All Veterans and Legion Members
Are Requested to AttendBazaar and Tea5
months old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Mel. Alderson, of London,
was seriously burned and is cri
tically ill at the Children’s War
Memorial Hospital, London. It
seems that the child was suffer
ing from a cold and was .placed
on a bed with pillows on either
side while an antidote was being
vaporized on a hot plate beside
the bed. Mrs. Alderson left the
room only a short time when the
child pushed off one of the pil
lows upsetting the boiling water
which the child fell into. She
was badly burned and scalded
over the front part of the body.
Mr. and Mrs. Alderson were for
mer residents of Exeter, Mr.
Alderson being an employee of
the Public Utilities Commission.
They
short
Sponsored by
Women’s Association
Exeter Branch Canadian JLegion
Albert Ostland, Pres.
Wm. Chambers, Sec.Sat., Nov. 18Presentation
and Dance
FOR MR. AND
MRS. HUGH DUNCAN
FARQUHAR HALL
Friday, Nov. 10
Music by Canadian Ramblers
■ Notice
MONDAY and TUESDAY
November 13 - 14
will be held at
at 3 pan.4®
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OOESIHE
^■6<s love
story with
a thousand /
moved to London only a
time ago.
Anglican Annual
BAZAAR
ABERDEEN HALL
KIRKTON
Fridayz Nov. 17
at 8 p.m.
Everybody Welcome
Remembrance Day
Service
Hurondale School
This Sunday
at 2:30 p.m.
Exeter Legion
Will Be in Attendance
Joseph Taylor and the
Taylor of Motherwill cal-
the home of Rev. James
Mr.
Misses
led at
Anthony recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Scriven,
Falkenburg, Ontario, and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Goodman, De
troit, spent the week-end with
Mr. Charles Schroeder.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Triebner
and Jackie, and Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Triebner visited over the
week-end with Mrs. Frank Bet
tie and Family.
COMING EVENTS
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BAZAAR — The Ladies’ Guild
of Trivitt Memorial Church are
holding a bazaar, baking sale and
tea in the Parish Hall on Satur
day, November 18, from 3 to 6
p.m. 9 c
LONDON ALL GIRL CHOIR —
under direction of Earl Terry,
will present a concert at James
Street United Church, Exeter, on
Wednesday, December 6, under
auspices of Women’s Association.
9c
Crediton United Church
SUNDAY SCHOOL ROOMS
— Fancy Work
— Aprons
— Home Baking
— Farmers’ Booth
ALDON
THEATRE
GRANO BEND
PRESENTS
FOR YOUR ENJOYMENT THE
FOLLOWING ATTRACTIONS
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
November 10-11
TWO SHOWS-7:30 and 9:30
4
Eve
The Lady Eve’
★ Barbara Stanwyck
★ Henry Fonda
Sure Knows How to String
Along with the Men
ALSO SHORT SUBJECTS
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Proclamation
Township of Hay
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that in compliance with
By-Law No. 17, passed October 16, 1950, under authority of
Chapter 266, Section 76 of the Municipal Act, a meeting of
the Electors of the Township of Hay will be held in the
Township Hall, Zurich, Ontario
Friday, November 24, 1950
The Clerk will be in the Township Hall, Zurich, from
1 to 2 p.m. to receive Nominations for one Reeve and four
Councillors for the year 19 51; also for three Hay Township
School Area Trustees for the years 1951 and 1952; and one
Trustee for 19 50, due to resignation of one member of the
Board of Trustees.
When a proposed candidate is not present, his nomina
tion paper shall not be valid unless there is attached thereto
evidence
sents to
A
to hear
required
satisfactory to the Returning Officer
be so nominated.
Meeting of the Electors Will Be
Township Hall, Zurich, at 2:00
that he con-
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24,
Held
P.m.,
1950
in the
on
proposed Candidates, and in case more than the
number of candidates to fill the office are nomin
ated, and a vote demanded, a poll will be held on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 4,1050
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MONDAY and TUESDAY
November 13 - 14
ONE SHOW-8 p.m.
‘Dangerous
Profession’
★ George Raft
★ Ella Raines
★ Pat O’Brien
A Tough Guy Who Never
Gets a Break
SHORTS and NEWSREEL
from 9:00 a.m. until 5:00 pan., at the following places:
Polling Place
House No.
House No.
Town Hall
Town Hall
House No.
2
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D.R.O.
Leroy O’Brien
Wm. R. Bell
Percy Campbell
Albert Hess
Hilton Truemner
Clayton Pfile
Jas. McAllister
Fred Ducharme
Poll Clerk
Gordon Surerus
Hugh McEwen
» Lome Chapman
Lome Klopp
Ed. J. Stire
Rhein. Miller
Garnet .Tacobe
Ed. Corriveau
Barclay’s
Square
Home of
OLD TIME DANCING
Every Thur, and Sat. Nights
A Special Holiday Dance
Sunday Midnight
12:05 to 3
WITH THE AVESTERNAIRES
STRATFORD
37 Market Place
12 5
Poll
1. School
2. School
3. Zurich
4. Zurich
5. School
6. Earl Guenther Block
7. School House No, 3
8. Jas. Masse Residence
Dated at Zurich, Ont.,
November 4, 1950.
H. W.BROKENSHIRE,
Returning Officer.
Mil-Here Comes TheExeter Arena
8:00 to 12:00
SHOWBOAT
Presented by the Exeter Lions Club
BM 1 Thursday, Nov. 9 and 16
OPERA HOUSE
Admission 500
EXETER AftENA
Ross Pearce’s Orchestra
* Paul Douglas
★ Jean Peters
WEDNESDAY and TIIURSDAI
Ndvehiber 15-16
MATINEES
SATURDAY AND HOLIDAYS
AT 2:30 P.M
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Mercury is the smallest planet
in the solar system.
Dance
Annual Meeting
Of The
Ontario Vegetable Growers’ Association
Town Hall, Exeter
Special Speaker: Wm. MacDougall, of Alvinston
Harry Strang, Sec.
iii.iMg.ga.iaM
R. E. Pooley, Pres.
'OB
BADMINTON
DANCE
Tuesday, November 14
at 8 p.rh.
Legion Bingo
HAMS AND TURKEYS THIS WEEK
Jack-Pot Prize Door Prize
November 15 and 16
Hu ron County Federation of Agriculture
Will Hold its Annual
Wednesday, November 22
The Executive will meet in Clinton at 11:00 a.m
with the general business meeting being held in the
Clinton Town Hall at 1:30 p.m.
The banquet and dance will be held in Cardno’s
Hall in Seaforth at 7:00 p.m. with the Hon. Walter
E. Harris, Minister of Citizenship and Immigration as
guest speaker. Program and music provided by Ernie
Hewitt and his Entertainers.
Tickets cari be obtained from County Federation
Directors and Township Federation Secretaries. Ad
mission to banquet $1.75.
. featuring -
eXtraord^arV
entertainsettings evERyowe
COEORFVL R _ FUN TOR E uaKTETS
skits - _ choruses. Q
. popular mosic
Curtain 8:00 P.M.
High School Auditorium • Exeter
ADMISSION
General Admission: Adults 750 - P.S. Children 500
Seat Plan At Jas. P. Bowey’s
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