The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-08-08, Page 12p
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Comments .About
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�y .MRS. K. McKELi.AR'
Mr. and A
i . t Dodge
ia, Rober
of Walton, visited on Sunday
with their daughter and son -in
law, 11 Ir. and Mrs. Norman Har-
burn.
111r. Lloyd Sorsdahl received
word of the death of his father
at Midale Sask., on Saturday
evening and left by train on
Sunday from London to attend
the funeral.
Mrs. Ross McPhail and her
infant daughter have returned
home from Victoria Hospital.
tl
Lades Frorn- Kir .tori
er Tour
EnjoyKitchi..r�e
's With a
last ThuiaY hrs. M
visited a t
Wm. Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Near .and
Mrs. .and
of St. Marys, Miss
.1. An "enjoyable :time was .spent.,
on Thursday, July 25 • when 3:.'
ladies from Kirkton and. St.
Marys. vicinit boarded ik bus
*Sport ;On.
Blansh4rd
*y MRS. GLADWYN HOOPER
Persona! .Item:.
Alias Kathleen Mo';sey retun-
ed to Wingliam after spending
yya week's holidays with Mrs. Jas,
provided by - Ir. H. Dobson, of W. L. Muter and Miss Sexsniith Massey,
St. Alarys and lett for a. taut of ..of Toronto visited Monday with Mrs. myrtle Hyland returned.
Kitchener- l!111rs. Al. Gregory. to Toronto after spending the
1 Upon .arrival iii the city tliel Rev. J• Slade and 'Mrs..Slade past week with ,Mrs. Jas, Mos -
first place visited was. the Kit- left on Monday ,morning for two soy.
Omer Emit where the daily weeks vacation up north, Mrs. W. B. Young of St. Marys
newspaper is edited. They saw Mr. Norman Langtree of Kit.
the process of printing from clear
rolls of paper to the finished
newspaper
London. `rhe next place to call Was the
AtisS Nettie Scott Paisley, as ; paik where the ladies were
the guest of Mr, and Mrs. Sam ready to do justice to the box
McCurdy. lunch. After each one had iii
Airs. Ruby /tautly, St. Ata ys' troduced themselves .a social
is visiting with Alr. and Mrs. time was spent for an hour be -
Andrew McLachlan and other fort moving on to view the
relatives. stores and shopping.
Several members of the Mc- At 21i,m, they toured the parks
Kellar clan attended the picnic and on to Weston's Bakeries
in Lions Park, Seaforth, on Sun• where the making of bread,
day rolls and doughnuts was seen.
Mr. and Mrs, Douglas Ford, On completion of tour of the
of Filinore, Sask., who attended plant refreshments were provicl-
the centennial .celebration at ed by Westons,
S.S. No, 5, on Saturday. visited They toured around the city
on Monday with Mrs, Lloyd
Sorsdahl.
Air, and Mrs. Gordon Colqu-
ehener has been visiting with
.111r. and Mrs. Roy Switzer,
Mr. Donald Berry took the
service in St. 'Paul's Anglican
Church last Sunday. Rev. Phil-
lips of Milverton .will be the
celebrant for communion service
next Sunday morning,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Griffiths
and family of St. Marys, Mr.
and Alrs. • Oliver Stacey of Avon -
ton were Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs, Burns B1ackler.
Visitors over the weekend with
Dr, and Mrs. Antos were And-
rew and Terry 'Flannigan of
Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs.
Robt. Elliott of London. Mrs.
Amos spent Wednesday at Grand
seeing schools and new housing Bend.
areas arriving at CKOC--TV sta. Hear About Crippled Children
ion fox the pi'ogr.ani "Come in-
houn, and two sons, of George ` to The Kitchen." They watched The Class That Counts met at
town, spent the holiday week.! , illi interest the making and the home of Mrs. Ray Paynter
end with Mr. and Mrs. Alex !' onTuesday evening,July 3o.
stuffing of a turkey and a little
girl 11 years old making choco- Mrs. Charlie Bailey had charge
late chip cookies. During the of the worship service. She was
program Mrs. Scriver's effi- assisted by ,Mrs, Jack Robin-
cient and humorous assistant, son and Mrs, Earl Watson,
Reg Selmer,, drew for prizes, The guest speaker was Mr.
Those receiving them were the Scott Whaley of St. Marys who
bus driver, Mr, Harry Dobson, spoke on the work for crippled
Mrs. Allan Eveleigh, Mrs. Ross children. A musical number
Francis,. Mrs. Milton McCurdy, was given by Joan Francis,
Mrs. Jack• Duncan, Mrs. Einer- Hostesses were Mrs. Cliff Scott,
son Paton, and Mrs. Fred Ruth- Mrs, Laverne Stone, Mrs. Fred
ig. After the show a look around Roger, Mrs. Orville Roger, Mrs.
the station was enjoyed and then Stuart Shier and Mrs. Clarence
a trip out to the Highway Market Switzer.
which was well patronzed be-
fore leaving for home.
Induction Service
The congregation of Mount
Pleasant and. Anderson met with
Kirkton United Church on Fri-
day evening for the induction
of their newly appointed minis-
ter, Rev. T. Elliott.
Dr., U. Laite of Stratfordas-
sisted by Rev. T. G. Head of
Granton, conducted the service.
Following the introduction of
Rev. Elliott and his .family
lunch was served.
Ramsey.
Mrs. John Wallace, Mr, and
Mrs George Wallace and Mrs,
J. M. Scott visited friends in
London on. Tuesday Sharen and
Daren Scott, who haye been
holidaying at the home of their
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Cadick, returned home
with them.
Mr, and Mrs. W. E. Brooks
•• and son, Brent, Brampton.
spent last week with her par-
ents, Mr and Mrs. John Hocking
and grandson, David :Hocking,
of Toronto, spent the week end
al; the Same home.
Mr, And Mrs. James Sorensen
and son Jim, Georgetown, spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
James Ramsey.
Mr. Lorne Wessman and Mr.
Otto Walker attended the fu-
neral of Lorne's brother, James
M., in Detroit, on. Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs: Andrew McLach-
lan. accompanied Mrs. Sam Mc:
Curdy and visited Rev. and. Mrs.
W. A. McWilliam at Thorndale
on Tuesday.
All members of the family of
Mr. Frank • Harburn, including
sons, daughters, grandchildren
and great-grandchildren, met at
his home on Sunday in honor of
his 83rd birthday. Mr. Harburn
enjoys fairly good health, al-
though his eyesight is somewhat
impaired.
Mrs. Christina McKellar, of
Mitchell,'
visited over the week-
end with Mrs. Jessie Hamilton.
Rev. S. Kerr, with his family.
is enjoying a trip to Nova Sco-
tia. The service next' Sunday
will be conducted by' Rev. D.
Sinclair, of Dundalk.
' Many former' teachers, ex -
pupils and friends from this dis-
trict and from longer •distances
were present at the centennial
celebration at S.S. No. 5, on Sat-
urday and enjoyed to the full the
entertainment provided by the
officers and committees in
charge of the arrangements.
Oswald Walker
A funeral service for Mr. Os-
wald Walker whose death oc-
curred on Sunday in. South Hu-
ron Hospital, Exeter,' was held
from his home, lot 13. con. 10,
Hibbert, where he was born,
on 'Wednesday, conducted .by
Rev. S. Kerr.
He was in his 87th year and
had. spent all his life in this ocm-
munity. His wife; who was the
former Mary Elizabeth Tuffin,
predeceased him in 1949.
Surviving are two sons, Otto
and Carl of Cromarty, and one
daughter, Mrs. Darrell (Irene)
Parker, Staffa.
Pallbearers were Herb Ma-
haffy Kenneth McKellar and
Norman Harburn, of Cromarty;
Herb Walker, Markdale; Allan
McDougall, Mitchell, and Lloyd
Elliott Staffa. Friends attended
from Markdale, Mitchell, Exe-
ter, London, Hensall, Milwaukee,
Stratford, and the surrounding
community.
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Hensall. Personals
— Continued from Page 6
Jimmy Sherritt of Buffalo,
N.Y. is visiting with his grand-
parents. Mr. and Mrs. T, J. Sher-
itt. .
Mrs. Gordon Schwalm and
daughter Patsy underwent Reye
surgery at St. • Joseph's Hos-
pital, London Thursday, July 25,
Mr. T. H. Sherritt of Buffalo,
N,Y. called on Mrs. C. L.• Jinks
and other relatives while in the.
village recently.
Rev. Donald MacDonald and
Mrs. MacDonald are spending
the month of August vacationing
at their summer cottage at
Sauble Beach.
Thirty boys from Hensall Unit-
ed Church leave on August 11
for a week attending the United
Church Camp near Goderich.
Mrs..Milton Chesney of Toron-
to was a. recent.visifor with her
sister and brdther•in-law, Mr.
and Mrs, Sam Dougall.
Mr, and firs, Nelson. Sutherby
of Trenton, Mich, were recent
guests with Mr. and Mrs. S.
Dougall,
Mrs. James Bonthron and ,her
glide, Miss Helen Carter of -St.
Petersburg,. Fla. left on Monday
to vacation for the month of
August with the former's sister,.
Mrs. Norman Peppier of Han-
over.
Mr, and Mi s. Clifford Atwell
of Detroit were weekend guests
with Mr. and Mrs, Sam .Dougall,
Mr. and Mrs, Donald Avery
of St. Catharines spent the week.
end with the latter's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jr Flynn and fain.
ily.
Mr. and' Mfrs. llarold parker,
Geraldine. Dorothy and Patsy
ccsrlipanied 1;y lilac, id gar.
Cudmore are enjoying 'a Motor
trip •through Eastern - Ontario
and will visit with Mrs. Cud -
mores daughter and artrrin•law,.
Mr. and Mrs MacDonald at Ot•
taws.
Mr, and Mrs. 11'islier lndfani.
li;v tintnted tt► Sault Stti Marie
this week where 'they wilt spend
Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs. George Grant
and family of Avonbank visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, I. N.
Marshall.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Bailey
and family visited Sunday with
friends at Bayfield.
Mrs. G. Burgin accompanied
by her niece, Miss Judith Prid-
ham, is spending two weeks with
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Norris at
their cottage at Cherry Valley
near Piston.
Mr. Lorne Marshall and sons,
Billy and Ronald are holidaying
at their cottage at• Red Bay.
Mr. and Mrs. John Shamblaw.
and family of Kerwood spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Shamblaw.
Mr, aid Mrs. Eric Humphreys
are holidaying at Owen Sound.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brock of
London visited Sunday with •Mr,
and Mrs. W. T. Blackler.
Mr. Robt. Anderson of Wheat-
ley visited friends over the week-
end.
Visitors with Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Williams last week were Mr.
Wilbert Williams and Norma of
Stratford, Mr. and Mrs: Thur -
low Williams and Gail of Wood-
stock, Mr. Louis Williams of.
Brantford, also • Master Owen
O'Brien, Baseline.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hamilton
visited Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. S. Cordell of St. Thomas.
Mrs. J. H. Smith and Miss
Ilene Smith of Stratford and
Mrs. Wm. Nairn of St, Marys
several days.
Mrs. Emma. Boyle, Miss Helen
Boyle and Mr. Milton Boyle of
Toronto were recent visitors FRIDAY & SATURDAY
with Mr. and Mrs. Alf Clark, August 9 and 10
Mr. Wm. Welsh,Mrs. Florence
Joynt and Mr. and" Mrs. E. L. "SPRING REUNION"
Mickle.
Miss Mae MacGregor of Tor-
onto visitedduring the past week
with Mr and Mrs. Malcolm Dou-
gall and " Jim and Mr. James
Mustard Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. William Fink
spent the weekend .visiting with
the latter's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold 4n London.
Miss Dorothy Farquhar of To.
•ronto was a weekend visitor with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
,Farquhar.
Mrs. Tillie Tetreau of Zurich
was a weekend visitor with Mrs.
Edna MacArthur.
Mrs. Alberta MacBeath visit-
ed over the weekend. with Mr,
and Mrs. John Armstrong. Zur-
ich.
Mr. Len Noakes,. Daum and
Bill' are holidaying this week at
French River.
Mr, and Mrs. Wilbert Dilling
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs,
Hugh Love are motoring through
Eastern Ontario• this week as
for as Cornwall,
Mr. and. Mrs. Geo. Parker,
.Rickey ,and Cindy spent the
weekend. with Mr. and Mrs. John
Baker at their cottage at Turn -
bull's Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Roosenboom and
family enjoyed a motor trip
to the Ontario Provincial Park
this week,
Mr. Geo, Otterbein of .Preston,
accompanied by his father,- Mr.
Wm, Otterbein, and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Witson enjoyed a
fishing trip to Georgian Bay last
week.
Miss Connie Corbett returned
home after spending a 'pleasant
holiday with Mr, and Mrs, Chas,
Goodman in Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert SllIrray,
Douglas and Bruce returned
home after 'a motor trip through
Western Canada as far as the
Coast,
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Sutht rby
of Detroit visited last week with
Mr., and Mts. Itoliert Klgie and
Margaret,
M•rs, Margaret Vail' of 'Brune-
tield visited laat week with her
sister, Mrs. Louis Simpson,
Mr. and Mrs. Play Pfaff of St.
Catharine§ were weekend 'visit•
Ers with Mr. and Mrs, Robert
llie and Mergatet.
Presentation &
DANCE
FOR MR. & MRS.
RUSSELL BRINTNELL
West
McGillivray Hall
.Fri., August 9
Everybody Welcome
Reception
and Dance
FOR MR. AND MRS.
GORDON-ALLEN ELSON
Fri., August 16
LUCAN MEMORIAL
CENTRE
Lucan Orchestra •
,Everybody Welcome
Ladies Please Bring Lunch
ALDON
THEATRE
Grand . Behd
* Betty Hutton
* Dana Andrews
•MONDAY & TUESDAY
August 12 and 13
"ABANDON. SHIP'
* Tyronne Power'
* Mal Zetterling
•
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY ,
•August 14 and 15
"TWENTY MILLION MILES
TO EARTH"
(Adult Entertainment)
* William Hopper
* Joan Taylor
Shorts ".and Coinics
7:30 and 9:30
Lyric
Theatre
Phone 421
Previews Its
Corning Attractions
THURS,, FRI. £ SAT,
. August d, 9 and 10
"SAFARI"
* 'Victor' Mature
* Janet Leigh..
• 'ADDED SHORTS
MON., TUiIS, & WED.
August 12, 13 and 14
"THESE WILDER YEARS"
* James Cagney
*. ilarbara Stanwiek
ADDED $HORTS
COMING --
"DONT KNOCK tHE
ROCK"
* Allan, Dale
* Bill Hsieh
COMING EVENTS
RECEPTION and Dance for Mr.
and Mrs. William Dpugall, Ex-
eter Legion Hall, Friday, Aug
23, Destardine's 0 r c h. e s t r a.
Everyone welcome. 8c
EXETER JUNIOR BAND pias•
tices will be held in August on
Mondays. Clarinets and flutes
at 3 p.m.; trumpets and horns
at 4 p.m. All, others at 5 p.m
in Town Hall. 8:15c
LAKEVIEW
CASINO
GRAND 'BEND
NEW DANCE NIGHTS!
NEW DANCE ORCHESTRA!
•
FRIDAY NIGHTS
Terrific On His Opening Night!
Western Ontario's Best
Orchestra!
LionelThornton
AND HIS ORCHESTRA!
•
Wednesdays & Saturdays
Grand Bend's Old Favourite
Bobby Downs
,AND HIS ORCHESTRA
Starlite
Drive -In Theatre
5 Miles East of Grand Bend
8.5 Miles West of No. 4 Highway
or Crediton Road
FRIDAY, AUGUST 9
"THE SEARCH FOR
BRIDEY MURPHY"
• * Louis Hayward
* Teresa Wright
SATURDAY & MONDAY
August 10 and 12
"HELEN OF TROY"
(Cinemascope)
* Rossana Podeste
* Beverly Garland
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
August 13 and 14''
"ARTISTS AND MODELS"
* Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis
spent the holiday weekend with
her mother Mrs, Jas. Massey.
Mr and Mrs. Jack Thomsen
and family spent .Sunday with
Mr, and, Mrs. McJ,lwan of Pal -
grave. Miss Marion Thomson is
spending this week with Miss
Fayth McEwan of 1✓algrave..
Miss Sharon Thomson is spend-
ing this week with Miss Linda
Mills of Prospect Hip.
Rev. and Mrs. Joe Lindsay of
Port Huron, and Mrs, . Ulvada
Hopkins of Mitchell were Wed.
nesday guests of Mr, and Mrs.
Jack Thomson and Mr, and Mrs.
Wm, Jones.
Miss Lorna Dann of London
spent 'the weekend with her PIM*
Ws, Mr. and Mrs, ,George Dann.
Mrs. Walter Jones of ,Glen•
dale spent 'Monday with Mrs,
Cecil Mosses.
Mr. and Mrs. E. 'Trewartha of
Holniesviile, Rev. and Mrs, S.
Miners and family of Sarnia
spent Thursday with Mr, ;and
Mrs. Kenneth Langford.
Mr. and Mrs. Gladwyn Lang•
ford and fancily of Dorchester
spent Monday with Mr, and Mrs,
Kenneth Langford,
The greatest record seasonal
snowfall was $84 inches in
Tamarack, Calif., in• 1906-07..
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Monster Carnivai
PARKHILL
Thurs. & Fri.,, August 8 & 9
• Ferris Wheel, Merry -Go -Round, Kiddies' Rides
• Bingo, Dart Games, Games of Chance
• Barbecued Foods on Grounds
FRIDAY EVENING STREET DANCE 10 TO 1 P.M.
Modern and •Old-Tyme. Jitney Dancing
PRIZES! PRIZES!
* Draw for Doll Dressed in
•* Outdoor Barbecue
PRIZES!
Dollar Bills
* Lawn Chair
CARNIVAL HELD ON PARKHILL LEGION GROUNDS
Friday and Saturday 8 p.m. till ? — Saturday Matinee 1:30
SPONSORED BY LIONS CLUB OF PARKHILL
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CLINTON, ONTARIO
NOW INSTALLED
Largest Wide Screen
In Huron County
See the First Picture on this Giant Screen—
Sat. and Mon. — Aug. 10-12
IN GLORIOUS COLOUR
"PARDNERS"
Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis
PLUS: 2, Cartoons
TUES. & WED.
August 13.14
"The
Lady Killers"
Alex Guiness - Jack Warner
(Color)
2 Cartoons
2 SHOWS NIGHTLY
First Show at Dusk
•
THURS. & FRI.
August 15.16
"A Lamp
Is Heavy
Belinda Lee George Baker •
"The Amazing Dolphin" •
1 Cartoon
Box Office Opens 8 pm.
Children under 12 in cars—
Free
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Be Sure To Attend The
GODERICH
TRADE- FAIR
SPONSORED BY THE KINSMEN CLUB OF GODERICH
JAug.
14, 15,
16, 17
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'Big
Days
MONSTER MIDWAY
• 12 RIDES • OVER 20 CONCESSIONS
• • THREE SiDE SHOWS • REFRESHMENTS,
Saturday Nite, August 17
Variety Show Fireworks Di
'splay
parks
DRAW FOR $100A MONTH FOR ONE YEAR OR $1,000 IN CASH 1
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See The EXHIBITS and DISPLAYS at .
Goderlch Arena & Agricultural Park
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