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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1955-08-04, Page 1412 THE TIMES -ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, AUGIAT T 41 195S McFalls aReunion --- Gailtillued froin. Page: 1 Eves; teed age ,girls,. Dora Noels, Jeans Clarke, Joyce Mae:Donald; boys, Cameron Davis, Rudy Ka - bine three-legged race, Alexia., Deets azld .Joyce MacDonald,. Meurice (MacDonald and Ball Blinn oShoe scramble, Janet DlAir, Alexia Davis, ,Syd Eves; nick -tire clipper. Joyce IdeeDonald, Shirley Dickens, Alexia Davis; wlneel- narrow race, Charles Butler and Bob lair Marg Hirtzel and Bev Smythe, Alexia Davis and Joyce MacDonald; soda biscuit whistle, SY4 lives, Maxine Godbolt, Dora Noels; dropPiug clothes pins in bottle, Rudy Kabat, Syd Eves, .Audrey McFalls; three- legged race (junior), Janet Blair and Syd Eves, Margaret Hirtzel and Annie Zubal, Jim Flynn and Jack Ricketts; in 'the relay races,. Alexia Davis side won both con tests. COMING EVENTS $t55 J A OK I' O T EINGO—Full house in 56 Balls wins the jael - pot; $5 and one call added every Saturday night until someone Wins jaokpot; also 14 games of "Share the Wealth," No admin sign; 10¢ a game. Legion Hall, Hensall, Saturday,. August 6, 9 p.m. Sponsored by Bensall Le- gion. 4 LADIES AUXILUARY to South Huron Hospital meet Tuesday, August 9 to mend hospital linens. 40 Car Bingo Parkhill COMMUNITY CENTRE Wed., Aug. 17 0.00 p.m. D.S.T. Look At These Prizes!. 12Regular Gaines for $25 Ea. 4 Special Games for $100 Ea. SPECIAL ONE FOR 1955 DODGE SEDAN ADMISSION -- 12 regular games $1.00; special games 25¢ per card, 3 for 50¢ or 0 for $1.00; car -bingo, $1.00 per card or 6 for $5.00. Sponsored by the L smells Lions Club Proceeds for Community Welfare Llashmar DReVE-rN Sil :MEM° Ilii, Clinton THURSDAY & FRIDAY August 4 and 5 "DUEL IN THE JUNGLE" (-Color) * Jeannne Crain * Dana Andrews SATURDAY & MONDAY August it and 8 "DIAMOND QUEEN" '(Color) * Fernando Lamas * Arlene Dahl !nJESDA'Z & WZDNESDAY August 9 and 10 "DIAL M FOR MURDER" (Adult) ' * Ray Millard * Grace Kelly HIINi.ssmutttttttntntt11tttnttt E E 5 c Mrs. John Essery Dies In Islington There passed away suddenly at the residence of her grand-. daughter, Mrs. Fred Hall, Taxing -;i ton, Ontario, on Saturday, July 30, Mary C1a,rtstina Harris, kleloY . ed 'wt'fe of the We, John Esaer r5 of Centralia, in .her ninety-ninth; year, On Deceither 1, 1$31, John. EsserY and 011rlstina Harris were: Marilee at Darlington in D.urllani County, They spent Christinas with Mrs, Essery's sister iu St. Marys; then with a •horse and top Buggy, the letter the first of its kind in the township, they made their journey to the groan's Tarin that was to be their home for 35 years: and whieh a sen, William Essery, now operates. They moved to Centralia where they celebrated their golden wed- ding December 1 in 1931 and their diamond wedding annivers- ary in 1941. Accomplished Musician Mrs. Essery was an acconielish- ed musician being organist in her home town before liar marriage and for the church at Eden for Mau years. She was also a clever ileedlewomau and all the girls of her community received gifts of her tatting or other needle- work as awedding gift up to the time of Jier death. She celebrated her ninetye eighth birthday at the home of her granddauglitsr, Mrs. Fred Ilan, Toronto, on July 23 and carried on a conversation by long distance phone with her daugh- ter, Mrs, Loretta slicks. Mr. Essery passed away in July, 1946, at the age of 93. Mrs, Es- sery is survived by one daughter, Lorretta (Mrs, Byron Hicks),. of Stephen Township; one son, Wil- liam H., on the homestead, Use Dorms Township; seven grand- children and eight great grand - Funeral services were conduct- ed in the Murdy funeral home, Lucan, by Rev, G. Weir, Alton. Interment was made in Exeter cemetery, Pallbearers were Ro- bert Avery,. Ewart Pym, Clayton Harris, Cecil Skinner, Maurice Coates and M. C. Murdy. StarLite Drive -In Theatre THURSDAY & FRIDAY August 4 and 5 "PARATROOPER" (Technicolor) * Alan Ladd * Leo Genn SATURDAY & MONDAY August :6 and 8 "THUNDER BAY" • (Technicolor) * James Stewart * Dan Duryea TUESDAY Se WEDNESDAY August 9 and 10 "DIAL M FOR MURDER" (Technicolor, Adult) * Grace Kelly * Ray nriva'nd •,I1i71,.1•,�ll• o0s�oNe TilxAs lie FAaul,OUS 0 [tet Starring COLLEEN TOWNSEND EVANS PAUI POWER ROBERT CLARKE GEORDIA LEE RALPH WARD Wee shtsWet l len 1tNi llr+lt lel t1e11 Nilisl 4 CLIFTON AREA YOUTH VOR 'CHRIST Showing This Outstanding Pilon For The First Time Exeter Legion �� . ICfn N l al Friday, 8:00 00 p.m. You Are Invited , Loos! Team . 'Finalist An (Exeter rink of lawn bowl - ere 'were runners-up for the Simp- son trophy, 'Main event in the W.O.B.A. annual bowling tour - unmet in London laet week. 'Eighty -Your rinks were in cm, petition with !bowlers from. Rut - tale, Detroit, 'Menne, and St, Petersburg, Florida. On Kion►day, the first day of the rinks competition the Exeter bowlers eliminated 'rinks front Hamilton, aidgetown and two from London. In the .fifth and sixth games playtd on Tuesday Exeter won from a G•odertch and a J.,ondon rink .and in .the finals met W. Rallis rink of the Fairmount club London, losing out by four shots. Exeter entered the last end with anly tine 'shot down. The Exeter rink comprised Russ Snell, J, M,.,Southcott, Wes Ryckran and Ken Hockey, skip. Hensall Kinsmen --Continued from Page 1 Bean Festival on Labor Day. The Festival will feature again a de- licious meal of locally -grown •beans but this year the club has added considerable entertainment to the day, In addition to a mon- ster parade in which at least five bands will perform, the club has arranged for a tug of war tourna- ment among district strongmen, a Western Ontario horseshoe pitching contest, midway, movies, a dance and floor show. News of Clandeboye by MRS. 0. PATON Rector Returns At St. James Church on Sun- day, July 31, the service was conducted by Mr. Kenneth Toten, a lay reader of London, The ser- vice on July 24 was conducted by Mr: Robert :Spoon, a student at Huron College. The rector, the Rev. 3, F. Wagland, has been on holidays but will take the service on August 7. There will be no classes in the Sunday School during August. Visit England Mr. and Mrs. Jack Whitmore, Sr„ left London on Monday, July 26 for d trip to England. They sailed on the "Scythia" from Quebec on July 27, They expect to stay two months. Mr. Whitmore came to Canada from England in 1910. For seve- ral years he worked on a farm, later as a section man on. the London, Huron and Bruce Rail- way, He is now retired. Mrs. Whitmore came to Canada in 1912. For many years they have looked forward to a trip to England. District Accidents Mr. Ivan Riddell, of R.R. 1 Clandeboye, who received injury when he was struck by a grain elevator, was cut . on the head also, by his glasses, on the nose. One rib was broken. He was re- moved to South Huron Hospital by the Murdy ambulance of Lu - can. Dr. Fletcher, of Exeter, at tended. Mr. Riddell was assisting his son, Jinn, on the .adjoining farm to finish the last load of spring grain .when the accident occurred. iI�NIYMIYiW?iYYYYYiIYnfnstiYIYIYW`IYYYIMYeenYYYiIYYttYtlI'itYiYiIYYYOYYIYilY1YYYi11i1tY'taYiYYYYiiiYaflYtfYYYnaltf►MYigctYYYY„YIni,YuA Mr. Roy Mariann, who was com- bining oats, had a rib broken when he slipped, falling onto the - tool box. He had only a couple of acres to finish harvesting. .A. neighbour finished it for him later. Sharon Bieber, aged six, one of the twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bieber, had the mis- fortune to receive a gash in her eyelid, received in it fall. Dr. Paterson, of Lucan, closed the gash with two stitches. Mr. Mac McNaughton has re- covered from an injury to his foot, received while harvesting when a grain elevator fell on it. Personal Items • Guests at the Cunningham - Crocker wedding on Saturday were Mr. Beverly Cunningham, who was best man; Mr. Robert Hall, usher; Mr. and Mrs. Wil- fred Cunningham and Joe; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cunningham, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Morgan and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Lewis, Mrs, Eslie Hodgson returned home after spending a few weeks in the United States. On July 2, she attended her granddaughter's wedding, Miss Mary Jane Trove - thick, in the First Methodist Church, Dearborn, Mich, Mrs. Ilodgson attended the wedding of her nephew on Slily 9, the leev. James Glebe to Miss Eloise ,Alcott, in the Methodist Church, Miohwago, Indiana,_ Mr. 3, H. Paton and Mr. Wil- liam Ailwright attended the eve- ning service at Lieury united h an Sun da . It Was the Ohara y seventy-fifth anniversary of the church. ,The latter attended Sun- day School and church there atter he came to Canada from England in 1914. Mr. H. A. Kerr, New Ilaniburg, is drilling for water on the prop- erty .of Mr. Arnold Blake. Mr. and Mrrl. Grant Latimer, of Sarnia, 'visited with the letter's parente last Sunday. Miss beth McRann returned with them for a week's lioliclays. Mies Ann 'Mckenzie, lt,N., of Chatham, spent a couple of weeks as. .eater) nurse at leitohtgairti, operated by the Stratford ':Rotary Club. Atter 'leaving tete aamp, she Went ten, days with Mr, and Mrs. Aller llendrie, There will be a trier to the Shakespearean Festival instead of the Auguet [meeting for the members of the Clandeboye W.I. Announcements Birth, Peath and Merrlsge Notices are tos r ed free of ohaae. cards oThanks cost 75e, In Memoriam. Notices 75c for single versa, 250 extra for each additional verse;. and Engagement. Notices ire TSc, BIRTHS: BAKER -Howard and Donna Baker helyatrli,GnnuncttiYrof1ehss announce e birth of twin daughters at I3ethseda QIirdaadu1rs' oBNN,L nonBorden Emmen. Grand Bead announce the birth of a son, Borden Francis, at South Huron Hospital, August 1. 1955--a brother for Dianne and o. GA.GlNIria'-•LAC and Ilius. Larrxyy . Cann free Meek), foreierly of credit• or, wish to announce the birth of a daughter Aar Red Peer, Alta., August 2,1955. T,•i1t ER- N r. and Mrs. Arnold }tar - per, of St. Pant's, thee Isabelle Cun- ningham) announce the birth of a daughter, Joan Isabelle, at Strat- ford General Hospital on Monday, July , 1955. I{I•;LLER25--Mr. and Mrs. Don Keller, Rat. 3 Crediton, announce the birth of a eon, Stuart Otto. at South Hu- ron Haspital, July 31, 1956--a little (brother for Timmy. yI1CKLE-34r. and Mrs. William Mic- k1e, Hensall, nee (Frances Taylor, Ilseter,) sa.nnuonce the birth of a daughter at South Iron Hospital on August 3, 1955. OLAI2- ,l%1r. and Mrs. Harold Olah, 205 Algonquin Drive, et.C,A.F. Sta. tion Centralia, announce the birth of a son William Albert, at South Huron Hospital, July 21, 1955-a brother for Debbie. it 0 0 S E 13 0 0 --Mr. and Mrs, H. Stoosebooni, 430 Albert St.. Exeter, announce the birth of a daughter, Martha, at South Huron Hospital, July 25, 1965-a sister for Margaret, Albert and Minnie. SOWDEN--Mr. and Mrs. W, John Sowden announce the birth of a son, Terrance Keith, at South Hu- ron Hospital, July 30, 1955 -another brother for Tom, Doug and Chris. SP'11INGATi6--Mr. and Mrs, A. C, $pringate, 116 Parkdale Ave., Cen- tralia, announce the birth of a son, Stephen David, at South Huron Hospital, July 23, 1955--a brother for Beverley Jane. ENGAGEMENTS Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Schieck, Dray- ton, wish to announce the engage- ment of their daughter, Margaret Audrey, to Floyd Laverne Stewart, son of Mr. Abner Stewart and the late Mrs. Stewart, of 41ensall, The wedding will take place the. latter part pf August. 4 Mr, and Mrs. George Frederick Gliders, of London, wish to announce the engagement of their youngest daughter, Frances Grace, to Elmer Alexander McFalls, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs, Garnet McFalls, Exeter, Ont.; the marriage to take .place on Saturday, August 20, at 3 p.m., in Kilworth United Church, Kiiworth, Ontario. 4* Mr. and ,Mrs, Fred 'Bowden wish to announce the engagement of their eldest daughter, Eidonna Betty ;'Lou, to Richard Raymond Paynter, son of Mr .and Mrs. Herman Paynter, Kirk - ton. The marriage will take place August 27, 1955 at 3 o'clock in Cen- tralia United Church. 4 .DEATHS i SSERY--,A•t the residence of her granddaughter Mrs. Fred Hail, .232 Martin Grove 2toad, Islington, Ont., on Saturday, July 30, 5965, Mary Christina Harris, beloved wife of the late John Essery Centralia, Ont.. In her ninety-ninth year. MILLER -At her residence, Mt. Car- mel, Mrs, Henry Miller, in her seventy-fourth year, on Thursday, July 21, 1955. ANNOUNCEMENTS ,Mr. and Mrs. Phineas ;Dickins. -41g Grey St., London, will be "at home' to their •friends, neighbours and rela- tives on the occasion of their fiftieth wedding anniversary on Saturday, August 13, 1955. in the Lucan Arena frpm 9 p.m. to midnight. 4e CARDS OF THANKS The family of the late John Park wish to thank their many friends and neighbors for the kindness and sym- pathy shown them during their recent bereavement; for the beautiful floral tributes and those who loaned cars and helped in any other way; also for the lovely cards; special thanks to Rev. A. H. Daynard, Dr, Pridham and T. W. Heath. 4c I wish to thank all those who so kindly remembered me with cards, flowers, treats and visits while a Patient in South Huron Hospital and since returning home. --Mrs. Percy Stone. 4* We wish to thank our neighbours, relatives and friends for their help, flowers, cards and sympathy shown during our recent sad bereavement; special thanks to Rev. A. F. Scalisi, Rev, P. A, Oastveen Dr. Gulens, Dr. Boyes and Harry EIoffinan.-Henry Miller and Elizabeth. 4* Mr, and Mrs. William Johns wish to thank all those 'who so kindly re- membered Mrs. Johns with cards, flowers, treats and visits while she weal a patient in South Huron Hos4- * Beatrice Braman wouid like to thank all friends and neighbours who sent cards and flowers; also those who visited her during her illness In South Huron Hospital. X40 I want to thank those 'who sent me flowers and cards while a patient in South Huron Hospital; special thanks to Dr. Butson, Miss Claypole and nu stet. Mrs, Herb Ford, Huron S�4 We wish to thank all those who so kindly remembered us with cards, flowers gifts and best ravishes On our fiftieth wedding anniversary.. - Mr .and Mrs. Stoffer Faber. 4* Mr, and Mrs. William Burney wish to thank their many relatives and friends for cards, flowers, and gifts received on the occasion of their golden wedding anniversary; ,special thanks to the Woman's Auxiliary of James et. united Church, Rtev. H. 3. Snell and Ret'. S. Edworthy and all those who assisted at the program at the Legion Hall and helped in any way to make the day so happy, 4 IN MEMORIAM GAItDTI'TER-In cherished memory of Stella Gardiner who passed away on August 'f, 1954. "1 think of you my dear Wiese,. fSf whu were m." "We missat yoyou so much to MOoTHER, Wherever you ,may be." "I. don't forget m' GRANbMA." No Matter where we roam, We think of eon OUR TAV tap ()MI In that CELESTIAL HOME. -Fondly remembered Ebyhusband, sons, daughter and granddaughter.. Ntt7Tht OCIC In loving nlamory et a dear husband and father, john 17. Morioka, who passed away four years ago, July 27, 1051. ITnaettt, unheard, hut always near, Laved, remembered and ever dear, Every day In, some small way Memories of you ..eomtr Our OttaY. - Always renlembdred, by his toile :ion and dettehter•itelaw. - 4 llMe1)ONALD-In loving, memory of a dear Imoband end father, Jesiah McDonald, who natesed pvJay 2 ewe ego, July Al.'1952. 7 My ltpa cannot tell haw 1 nitho him, ,My heart cannot tell. what to eaY, Gots more knows hew T mise hint Tu t4 home_ that is lonely today, -•Lovingly remembered by his '[vire, mid family. 4* OARDINER ern toying remembranee of Stella (Weiner, who tensed Away one year age, August 2, 1'954. sweet memories will lin xer eo6'ever; Time want ebeftee them lt'e true; '2' etre that may Lame cannot sever olg0emeeo of ytl-Lvingy ionmihd iters District 'Huron Waves' Picnic At River Park 'Riverview Park, wllieb was the setting for the annual picnic of the Huron Waves Mary Hastings picnic on Wedneeeey afternoon, ffiOati described ,by many of the group as the coolest spot they had found.” Over 100 'housewives and a number et children were welcom- ed by the president, Mrs, Harold Thiel, of Zurich. The secretary, Mrs. Bryce Meek, :of Zurich, read the .annual report and Mrs. John Hamilton conducted the dint -in draw. Prizes were given to Mrs. $. J. Hogarth, 91, the oldeet person present; •$usan Jane Steiner, Klippen Couple Travel in States. ISt. Andrew's United Church, Kippen, lovely with a floral back- ground pf white and salmon gladioli, was the setting for a charming wedding on Saturday, July 23, when Wilma Florence, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam T, Kyle, of Kippen, became the Ibirde of Harold Lloyd, son of Mr. and Mrs, William Cald- well, of Kifeen. Rev. Norman McLeod offlclat- ed, Traditional wedding music was played by Miss Jean Ivison, church organist, who accompan- ied the soloist, Mr. George Wood- cock, of Dearborn, Mich„' cousin of the bride. Given in marriage by her .fa- ther, the bride was lovely in a waltz -length strapless gown of embroidered swiss tulle over ny- lon net. The fitted lace. jacket featured a Peter Pan collar trim- med with seed pearls and (sequins and fashioned with lily point sleeves. A Juliet cap of lily -of - the -valley held her fingertip veil of embroidered illusion net. She. carried a white Bible with a cas- cade of white ribbon knotted with rose buds and baby mums. Miss Eleanor Verner, Hensall, as maid of honer, was gowned in turquoise net over taffeta, waltz - length, with embroidered net polonnaise and hug -me -tight jac- ket and matching bandeau head- dress of net trimmed with se- quins and rhinestones, Miss Bonnie Kyle, of Kippen, sister of the bride, as, brides- maid, was costumed in a gown identical to the maid of honor in shrimp shade. Both carried bouquets of yellow mums. Robert Caldwell, of Kippen, was his brother's groomsman. Tom Kyle, of Kippen, brother of the bride, and Harry Tozer, 08 London, ushered. The wedding dinner, attended by 60 guests was held in the church parlours, attractive in white and. pink streamers and pink and white gladioli. For re- ceiving, the bride's mother wore powder blue lace over taffeta with accessories in white. The groom's mother assisted wearing rose lace over taffeta with beige accessories. They wore corsages Of pink and white roses respect- ively. Assisting at the wedding din- ner were Mrs. Harry Smith, of Hensall; Mrs. Grant 'Smith, of Hensall, Mrs. William Cleary, To- ronto, and Miss Margaret Camp- bell, London. For their wedding trip to the U.S.A. the bride donned a white linen afternoon dress, over which was worn a blue linen. duster with accessories in white and a corsage of gardenias. The young :couple will reside in Hensall where the bride is on the staff of the Bell Telephone. Report From - Harpley By MISS M. HODGINS Mr. and Mrs. William. Sherrit, of iBlanshard, son of ,the late Roy Sherritt, once of this district, paid •a short visit at Mansell Hod- gins' home on Sunday: The families of Messrs. James and Glen Love and other relatives picnicked together at Turnbull's Grove, Grand Bend, on Sunday afterncron. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. James Love over Sunday were Miss McGorqulndale , and Misses May and Elsie Stanton; with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Love were Mrs, and her two children. *Mrs. Ridley, of Granton Is visiting with Mr. and Mrs, Vern- on Ridley at present. O.$.L.M.D. Love of H.M.0.$3, Portage is spending a week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Love, Of Shipka, Misses Kathryn Love, Shipka, and Barbara Love, of Parkhill, are visiting with their uncle acid Gent, Mr, and Mrs. Mervyn Love and Allen, of Janetville, Ont. 412r. and Mrs. h3Mward Heaslip, of l attilton, are spending holt- days with Mr .and Mrs. John Me- Ginnes. - ati a Detroit ' L. MOLe f and Mrs. 112;[, and Mrs: Newton Hayter visited et the Bane of Mr. Man - tell Hedgine.... Several of Mansell Hodgins' gtandchildren and their parents --Mt. and Mts. Ross terve. Ship- ka; Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Kayos, of Mr. Mr Toronto, and M , ani d , Clar- Mrs, dike Hardy, of raucan, were guests With hinl on Sunday. Mta. S. J. Hayes and children are visiting for a 'week among relatives here. !tube and Jaime and brother John. lv t/eI1 -1n loving memory' of our darling ton, Bryan Aleitander, who was accidentally killed five years tom, August 8. Although we Smile anis make ito fusel, NO one retsina, yen more than 11%, And when old 'titno# we Oft recall In them We 1199 you Most of all, ,i adle named but Vet remembered.loved and longed for by Moroni* end Daddy,.4 four mouths old, the youngest baby; Mrs. Peter Orideak and her sic children, the largest 'fancily; Mrs,. L. I earn, of Vancouver. B.O., treat the farthest distance; Mrs. Thomas Bell, Exeter, who was celebrating her birthday, Mrs. Wes Eugeland for having the most articles in her purse; Mrs, Torn Steiuer, the youngest houses tie; Afro, Gregory Gallant, the most recent bride, • ,Mrs. Charles' Lockhart and Mrs. Erwin Rader won guessing contests; Mrs, John Hamilton, the registration prize and Mrs, Lois Thompson, of Parkhill, alis covered "the 'Mysterious Mrs. Dinglehooter, ltkrs, Erwin. leader, Dashwood. Winners in the spells prograsne were: iRuth Ann Rader, Bob Tllonipspn; Detlett Fritz; Mrs. Irene Ford, Mrs. Lois Thompson, Sharon Morenz, Buttercup Kneen Larry IIern, Gene Spence, Judy Gridzak, J o t s'h a' Vanderheidee June Rader, Betty Ann Stephen, Mrs. M. Hirtzel and Mrs, IL Schroeder, Miss Judy ,Murray of the Lon- don Free Press represented Ar- thur Cartier, •public relations of- (icer, wbo wee unable to attend the picnic. A penny sale and a fish pond were features of the afternoon. To 'conclude the program, .picnic lunch was served under the trees. Registered at the picnic were housewives Brom Alba, Kraig, Centralia, Clinton, Cr e d i t o n, Dashwood, Eltmvilie, Exeter, Hen- sall, Kippen, Lucan, Parkhill, St. Marys, Thedford, Whalen, Wood- ham and Zurich. Guests were present from 'Chatham, Hamilton, Toronto and Vancouver, Jonah J. Green. Hensall Farmer Jlonah Josiah Green„ a well known resident of the Hensall area where lie farmed for forty years,.passed away at the home of his daughter, Men .•Beverley Beaton, Hensall, on. !Friday, July 22, He had ibeen in tailing ,health since January. Mr. Green, who• was thorn at nerand Bend, where he spent his earlier years, was in his xninetietb. year, He was a member of St. Andrews 'netted ehuroh, Kippen, •ans a former anemli'er of the L.O. L., Greenway. 'Surviving are four Bons, Wil- liam, Hensall; 'Charles, ,Seaforth; Wesley, Mitchell and Robert, Lon- don; one daughter, Mrs. (Beverley Beaton (Dorothy) Hensall, One daughter, Mrs. liable Fee-rieso, Grand Bend, passed away soave years ago. 'Mrs. Green, the for- mer Margaret ,Rush, passed away in 1947.. ' The funeral was held from the Bonthron funeral home, .Hensall on 'Sunday, July 24 with Rev. N. McLeod, of Kippen, officiating. Interment was in Grand Bend cemetery. Baseline, Wood.`m —Continued from Page 10 • Mr. and Mrs: Mel touch of Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Switzer, Dennis sand Judy of Lon- don were Sunday 'visitors with Mr. ,and Mrs. W. L. Switzer. M. and Mrs. Harold Levy of St. Marys are 'holidaying at Wood- ham. Mrs. S. +131tevoog of Toronto spent the weekend . with Mrs. Robt. Rundle. Mr. ,and Mrs. Wesley Shier of Granton were Friday -visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vic Ohatten. Mr. •and Mrs. 'David Holland left by motor for the Coast for a few weeks holidays. They will visit friends and, relatives In Van- couver, 'Calgary and ether west- ern cities, Miss Jean Copeland, Mrs. M. Copeland were in London on Sun- day visiting relatives. Mr, and . Mrs. Geo, Wilson, Messrs. Wm. Howard and. Fred Rinn .and Miss Noreen 'Walkoni motored to Walpole Island on Sunday .and spent ,the day. David Chishom of Tilbury, who hasspent two ,weeks with his uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stephens, returned ,home on Sun, day. Mr, and Mrs. Stephens spent the day with the fiormer's sister. and mother. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pearse, Mrs, Mary Smith end Tom, of London, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith. Miss Jean Scott is ,holidaying. with Mr, and Mrs. .'furs McCul- lough .at Muskoka. Mrs. A. 03utler',s visitors ,for the weekend were Rev. C. E, and Mrs. Wright and daughters Grace, Ruth. and Mary .of Toron,t0. Miss Donna holland of the 13iell 'laeleha1ie, London, is hol- idaying :at her [some, Base Line, Mr, end Mrs. D. Sheppard of Parkhill are staying at the home of their slaughter, Mrs, Holland and Mr. IZollend while they are on their 'western .trip. The Cloudburst on ,Sunday en ternoon was a ,grand relief Sot the+earthed gardens and pastures. After four weeks holidaya. Slade was back In his 'pulpit an Sunday morning lest. On Sunday, August 'i e,1 7.20 In the 'evening he will speak to 'Bentoi Black Knights et the Orange Order who will be •present in a body: •It.0nriie ansI Mary Ante Mar rott of St. Marys sn:t the b ol May with ,theigrandparents, Mr, end Mrs. Archie leewar. Mr, and Mrs, Mehr 'Wilson of Toronto were gatundey visitors with the :former's uncle 'and aunt Mr, and Mrs 'Wilfred Wilson Mr. and; MN. 'W"nt. Berry,. 'Dom- my- and /an of Toronto visited. With Elle foalerts parenta Mr. •M d Urge Harold lest Week. y Mrs,. F. Celdhal Native Of London Funexa1eeivices foe Mrs. Flunk Coidhare, 16, 'Q1 Alexander Street, who plied in 1South Huron Rospltal on Wedi?esdtay, July 20, were held in the. Hopper -Hockey Funeral Home Saturday, July :23. Rev, Kenneth Noreroiss, ,pastor of the Exeter Pentecostal Clmeeli Of which she Was a lnemlier, oaft heisted. Burial was in Mouwt• pleasant Cemetery, London, Mrs. Coidhaen, the former- 'Ie- abelia .Pring, lived in London un- til eight years age when Allo mov- ed to Exeter. Her Husband died in 1047, She is survived by Ione son,. Frank H. Coldham, Ottawa; one brother, Ernest, of Detroit; (three sisters, Mrs. Ida Young, Mrs. Ger- trude Nicholson end 'Mre. Myrtle West, •all of London, ALDON THEATRE GRAND BEND T TJRS., FRI. & SAT. August 4, 5 and 6 "DADDY LONG LEGS" (Cinemascope, Technicolor) * Fred Astaire * Leslie Caron * Terry Moore A delightful romantic comedy . .. all the fun of life in it, -- Admission -- Adults 75¢ Cbilaren 25¢ SUN. MID., MON. & TUES. August 8 and 9 "PRIZE OF GOLD" * Richard Widmark * Mai Zetterling An oitt excitement, unsurpass- ed for sustained suspense. NEWSREEL le CARTOON WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY - August 10 and 11 "THE •END.,OF THE AFFAIR" (Adult Entertainment) * Deborah Kerr * Van Johnson What she gave to him she had given to others and could again. "MR. MAGOO" CARTOON Exeter Roller Rnf: k`A>r ealth's Sake, BoIer Sk$4 Two Blocks West of Gould 4 .Jory'e Store WEP.: f'ItI,, •$ATUIWAY ;Skating 8 to 14 pan. Admission.: '34 and 95d Skates .Supplied DANCE BAYFIE'LD PAVILION W. Wed., Aug...,1441 Murdock's Orchestra Admission 0¢ Everyone Welcotme ,Sponsored by Nippon East Women's Institute Lyric Theatre Phone 421 Previews Its Coming Attractions FRIDAY & SATURDAY August 5 and 0 >r Conquest of Space q p * Walter Brooke * Eric ,Fleeing A science -action melodrama in tecljntca"lor, MONDAY & TUIiISDAY August 8 and 9 The Command * Guy Madison * Wan Weldon In Cinemaseope, this melo- drama of an army doctor who takes command of a post, is ,fine entertainment, WED., THURS., FRI. & SAT. August 10, 11, 12 and 13 No Business Like Show Business * Dan Dailey * Marilyn Monroe • A musical comedy in color and Cinemascope. Saturday. Nite' Jamboree Sponsored By South Huron Junior Farmers Exeter Arena, Saturday,August 6 • 9:00 p.m.. Dancing, Entertainment, Prizes and Fun DESJARDINE'S ORCHESTRA Admission 500 }-- All Welcome Dashwood Men's Club Second Annual ROLIC Wednesday, Aug. 17 Bahl Game At 2:00P .m. Tains To Be Announced followed by a Band Tattoo 7:00 p.m. The Following Bands In Attendance: Sarnia Citizens: Band, Forest, Strathroy, Thedford, Dashwood and Other Bands • Variety Concest - LEE PAUL, M,C. BINGO , BOOTH ON GROUNDS 5 F'ollawieg concert a draw will be held with the following prizes: refrigerator, electric washer, pony, power lawn mower, tubeless tires and bicycle, COME ONE COME , O l� ASI 1 Admission: Adults 50g, Public .. Children a -s ¢,, School +Ch lilt ><# Free Lon Ynf YY Yfitfii iii iii lit li., - .. .. .... 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