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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-08-15, Page 13Mrs WIiIi11I11 .NeiEht Mel, I<sttbeilil 11fcNei;Sht,, /a, Wile ,of the late Wiiliaa l Mc. :Weight Lot l,S• Concession 0.. Blan- chard, stied in St. Marys Memo. rial Hospital en Saturday August She is survived by two sons, Wilbert at borne, Edward of San. Diego, California and one daugh- ter (Alice) Mrs. Austin Burgess, - Stratford. u alitiithid on wih nerment n S Marys cemetery. COMING EVENTS RECEPTION A DANCE for Mr, and Mrs. Bob Hamather (nee Donna Eagleson) on Friday, August 23, 1957, . in Crediton Town Hall. New and old time music by Stebbins Orchestra. Everyone welcome. 15e • a WATCH FOR Exeter Dinette Peanut Drive in September. 1.5 ,22c EXETER JUNIOR BAND+'prac- tices will be held. in August' on i 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 This W,sk In e By MRS, H. P.AVIl Mfr, and Mrs. George Carroll Detroit, have been spending their holidays .at the- home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry 'Carroll and Mr, Hugh Carroll. Mrs, Jim Canham and family -of Detroit joined them .on Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davis, Carneron, Sharon, Mrs. W. J, Davis and Wayne Carroll at, tended the' Davis reunion at Springba.nk on Sunday, Mrs, W. J. Dickins, Lucan, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Heber Davis.'and Mrs, -Fred Davis.: Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Abbott, Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Davis, Messrs, Heber Davis, Donald nd Clayton Abbott attended the Derry_ 'Day celebration. at Chat- ham on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Clarke, Shipka and Mr, Robt, Tindall, Mt. Brydges were Sunday eve, ling guests with Miss' Alexia Davis who is spending a two. week Vacaton at the home of her parents and is guest for a few days this week with Miss Joyce McDonald at Grand fiend. Mr. and Mrs. Robt, Latta and son and Mr. and Mrs, Earl Greenlee and boys visited De. troit Zoo on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Earl Atkinson are leaving for the West coast on Wednesday. Mr, Wayne Carroll spent the past week with his grandpar- ents, Mr, and Mrs. H. W. Hod- gins, Lucan. Starlite Drive -In Theatre 5 Miles East of Grand Hend 1,5 Miles West of No. 4 Highway on Crediton Road THURSDAY A FRIDAY August 15 and 16 ".EVERYTHING BUT THE TRUTH" * Maureen O'Hara * George Nader SATURDAY & MONDAY August 17 and 19 "THREE VIOLENT PEOPLE" * Charlton Heston * Anne Baxter TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY Abguet 20 and 21 "AUTUMN LEAVES" * Joan Crawford * Cliff Robertson LAKEVIEW 'CASINO Grand Bend NEW DANCE NIGHTS! NEW DANCE. ORCHESTRAS! WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS Grand Bend's Old Favourite BOBBY DOWNS And His Orchestra FRIDAYS Western Ontario's Best Known Dance Musicians. LIONEL THORNTON And His Orchestra 1 ONLY advance sale ticket holders arc eligible to draw on the three 1957 curs, All tickets must be• in by 9r30iSaturdoy, September 14, to beeligibie for .draw which will be made at 1.0;30 in front of the t Grandstand, n ,. • ' tin Each ticket admits Oneadult.or two children, HERE\IS YOUR CHANCE -.YOU MAY WIN A ... 1r6;�x{, (If CHEVROLET Model 210 4.door sedan -A- METEOR 4.door Niagara Of DODGE . Regent 4 -door sedan ADVANCE SALE TICKETS available at leading stores and news stands in Western Ontario 4 #ti+th awale,ar' .•1 4 ERE TOWN AND UN./Ay M;srT LONDON SEPT. 9.'14 O ivTl. to E, Co, Mc0U0,1N, MOR, FROM GROUND TO AIR—Two flight cadets, both of whom spent over five years as ground technicians at Centralia, recently completed the first step in their transfer to air crew. They are shown }fere talking to W/C G. R, Truemner, AFC, CD, officer commanding Primary Flying .Graining School, atter graduation from pre-flight school. F/C M, J. Eagleson,. right, an aero -engine technician who came to Centralia in May, 1949, and reached the rank of Corporal., tr ansferred to air crew in April, 1957. He is married to the former Loreen MacDonald, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Norman Mac= Donald, Exeter, F/C F. C. Livingston, left, an aero -technician who was also a cor- poral before his transfer, was at Centralia from 1950 to 1955, He went aircrew in May, 1957.' —RCAF Photo In And Around Town Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Taylor are holidaying this week at Sauble Beach, Mrs, Valeria Armstrong and Mrs, Irvin Armstrong are spend- ing this week in Boston. On their way they visited with Dr. and Mrs. E. S. Steiner, Mr. and Mrs. Al Hornick and son, Terry, of Windsor visited with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar . Squire last week.. Joan Chittick, Granton, holiday- ed last week with her grand- parents Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Squire. She returned home with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Harold Chittick who visited on Friday, Mr. Lloyd Parsons returned home on Saturday from South Huron Hospital much improved in health. Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Taylor. left on Wednesday for a two • week holiday visiting at Draper Lake near ,Kingston and with Dr. and Mrs: i HJ Cowen, Georgian In- let. Mrs. Clarence H4ywood is patient in South Huron Hospital Mr. and Mrs: William Henry Hensall, visited with Mrs. Alvin McBride on Sunday. ' Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Stone are visiting relatives in Orono and later will spend a week at Graven- hurst. Mrs. F: Whilsmith is spend- ing two weeks with her son, Frank, and family at their cot- tage near. Midland. Mr. and Mrs. ' J. Grant Smith, London, called on friends in town on Saturday. Mrs, A, E. Ferguson is visiting hely daughter, Mrs. F. G. Evans,, at Clarkson, Ont. ' Mr and Mrs. Clayton Frayne,. Exeter, and Mr. and' Mrs. Gar- net Passmore, Sarnia, returned home on Sunday after visiting relatives and friends in the wes- tern provinces for the past six weeks. They took in the.Calgary Stampede and went to the coast, returning by way of the States, F/O J. A. and Mrs. Cann and daughters, Mary Ann, Cathy and Nancy, of Ottawa, are holiday- ing with Mrs. William Mair, Mr, Keith Coates visited the past weekend with 'Mr. Lyon Martin, of Turnerville. Miss Joan Parsons and Miss Wilma Coa Les, London, returned Sunday -after spending several days in I3irtle, Man. They were away two weeks going by way of the States and returning through Muskoka. Mr. and Mrs. Tole Smith, Miss Isobel Wilson and Miss Amy Fisher are holidaying in Port, Huron. Mr. Howard Ince has sold his home on Gidley Street to Mr, Archie Scott, Wingham, who is employed at Larry Snider Motors, Mr. and Mrs.. Scott have moved into the home and Mr. and Mrs. Ince have moved to the home otr Carling St. recently occupied by Mr. and ]i1rs. Sterling Ince, Dr, and Mrs, J. E. Whiting and family of Hazelton, B.C, are on furlough, arriving at the home of Mrs. Whiting's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Pearce on Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Austin Schwalm of Stratford bisited at the home +. of the latter's parents, Mr., an Mrs, W. C. Pearce Monday an Tuesday of this week. Mr. and Mrs. W, C, Pearc attended the funeral of Mr. Ceci Sloan in St, Thomas on Monday Dr. Whiting accompanied them to London. CJimp1. J'. Bob and Loraine. of Ottrs. awa have been visiting 'with Mrs. Richard Dickins. a Mr. John Pollard is 111 at his home, Sanders St.' Mr. and Mrs, Allan Fraser are holidaying on Manitoulin Island. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gillies of Midland and Mr. E. C, Harvey of town were in London on Sat- urday visiting with the ' family of their sister-in-law, the late Mrs. Percy Gillies at the Car- rothers and Son funeral home. The funeral service took place on Monday with interment in Paris cemetery, Miss Joan Mair, "nurse -in -train- ing at St, Joseph's hospital, Lon- a don spent.the weekend at her I. here. , Mi=x. Elmer Rata and Miss Minnie Luebke, Hamilton, are visiting with their sister, ,Mrs. C. E, Zurbrigg, Dr, and Mrs. Carey Joynt, of Bethlehem, Pa, are visiting with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W, Morgan In Usborne, and in Hensall On their return, they, will he moving to Boston, where Mr. Joynt will spend a year at Harvard University on a ' Ford Foundation Fellowship. Miss Myrland Smith, while on holidays this week, fell on Mon- day, while roller skating al Grand Bend, and fractured her arm. Mrs. Will Coates and Mrs. Frank Coates are. guests of Mrs. Alfred Coates at her daughter's cottage, Poplar Beach. d I dal ng fartwoweeks t She spent last week at Poplar Beach. e I Jim Carscadden, Peter • Me- l! Falls, George Godbolt, Melvin. . 1 Whiting, Glenn Shipman, Larry Jones, Bob McDonald and George Armstrong are attending Camp Hiawatha near Goderich this week. Dr. and Mrs. Ivan Junkie, nee Helen Howe, of Toronto, visited on Saturday with Miss Nettie and Mr. Albert McTaggart, and. Mr. and Mrs. William Sillery. Donkey Baseball AT LUCAN Under Floodlights Stant 9 p.m. ,Monday, August 19 CENTRALIA MULE SKINNERS vs LUCAN PLOWJOCKEYS (Indian Jack Jacobs Will Pitch For Lucan) - A• REAL EVENING OF HILARIOUS FUN, Res ory d Bleacher Sets i"0 at Radcliffe Drug Stora - Buy. Yours Now . GENERAL ADMISSION 50r AND 150 - Archie Z. Hicks Dies In Calgary Archie Z. Hicks, 86, a former resident of this community, died lin Calgary hospital on Thursday, August 8. As a young man he was clerk with J. G. Jones at the Winchel- sea store for a short time and left for the West in the interests of his health. He was a mer- chant at Olds and at Qkotoks, Alberta retiring to Calgary to make his home with his son, 'Clayton, . His wife predeceased hirfi 16 years ago. He is survived by one son, Clayton, Calgary, t w o daughters, Mrs. Douglas Tran - ter (Eileen) Calgary and Mrs. William McKay (Marjorie) Ed, mouton; two sisters, Mrs, Eva Peters and Mrs. John Leary, Mitchell, Mrs, Lillian Blair, Exe- ter, Mrs. Melvin Tong, Stephen Township, Mrs. J. M. Southcott and Mr. Hedley May are nieces and .nephew. , , Canada's Old Age Security Fund is running in the red to the tune of about $60,000,000 a year, CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH 9:45 a:ni —Student A. Hills Dutch Service 2:45 p.m -Student A. Mils English Service 'Everybody' Welcome THAMES ROAD MENNONITE MISSION • EXETER• Sunday School 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. "Teach • Me Thy Truth; 0 Lard" Supt.: Stanley Saucier, Zurich THE ANGLICAN o CHURCH OF CANADA Rev. N. D. Knox, B.A.,' Rector Trivitt Memorial, Exeter During August services will be held at 1L:30 e.in, only. Aug is — Mr. Frank Hallett In charge. Au*. 25—Service cancelled. PENTECOSTAL „ TABERNACLE :i . Main Street 0;45 a.m.---Sunday School 1,3;00 a.m.--Worship Service 7:30 p.m,‘,-•Evangslistie Service Wednesday,. '8 :p,m,-:-Itifeeting for Prayer Friday, 7 pan, to $ p,na.—open Air Service "Call Tinto me, and I will answer thee, and shew thee great and mighty things which thouknowest net."—Jer. 38:8 Pastor: Bveng. L, Winn•Butler ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH DASHWOOD 10:011 8,t11,—Suliday Scheel 11100 tt,M. .Service Pwetert, Revs Kw 'Ls:Zo o • THE BETHEL REFORMED.CHURCH IN MAIN STREET CHURCH Rev: R. Van Femme, Minister 2:00 p.m, --Dutch Service led by Elder William Noordyke. 3;30 pan,—Sunday School Everybody, Welcome CALVARY CHURCH Evangelical United 'Brethren DASHWOOD Rev. W. F. Kroft:, Minister Mrs. Ken Mara*, Organist Sunday, August 18 10:00 a.m.—Sunday School 11:15 cm,—Worship Rev, G. R. Strome CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. Sanlual Kerr, B.A., S.D. Minister Mrs. J. G. Cochrane, Organist Sunday, August 18 M. W. Cossar Fester—Organist 9:40 a.m. to 10 a.m.—Andante froth the Surprise Symphony by Hayden. 10:00 cm., -,Introit "Let the Beauty of -Sews" Aatthenar "Lord of the :Harr vest by Lorenz Minister;. Nev, Donald M'CDenald of Hensen MAIN STREET Th. United Church of Canada Minister; Itov, Alex. Itapien Or„aniett Mrs. A. 11VIIlard 101011' 1r04e4he 'Church School 11t18 A.(I, thil+n 'Service in Malin Street. 'Worship As A ttemity lit The Frmiiy Church 'Togo * Fait' Kippen Eff MiiIL. iNOB.MAN i3ONG Personel items Mr. end Mrs, Ceylon Landon Of Marlette, Mich,, accompanied • gra. Wm. Winder to her home on –Sunday.. Mrs. Winder had spent two weeks vacation in MarlaeUesa B, Mlerva Switzer .of Clinton Iweek,li the guest .of her friend, Miss Joyce I-Lood, a few days this Mrs. Wilfred Mellis Mrs., Wm. Peitz, . Mrs, Elzar Mouaseau, Emerson Kyle, Mrs, W. R. Coop. or and. Mrs. Peter Cridzak at- tended the shower for Maxine Watson, Centralia, formerly of Icippen, in . Centralia T,lnited church on Thursday evening, Ray Finkboinert son of Mr. and Mrs, Howard Finkbeiner•, -cele- brated his sixth birthday re- cently, Miss Joyce Hood spent a few days inClinton last week visit- ing her friend, Miss Berva Swit- '' er. • Miss Mice4 Howe of Stratford was a weekend guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr, Oliver and Miss Margaret McKay. Misses Lois McLellan and Bon- nie Kyle spent a few days at Grand Bend. Miss Marcia Little of Hansal. is holidaying with her grand. parents, Mr, and Mrs, Norman LRng. Tlte: TI!tt* RCAF Contraili POSTINGS TO C;ENT,R.ALIA. Cpl. D. D. Dark, from Clinton. LAC R. E. Knights, from Ed. mouton. LAW J, A. 1:. Lyons, from Ayl iner. FROM CENTRAI.iA P11. J. A. Jackson, to Clinton. Cpl. D. R. Bremner, to Gtm LAC L. W. S. Barker, to Zwei. brucken, Germany : LAC J, W. R. Harrison, to Ger. many. LAC J', C. A. Vallee, to Ger. many. Cpl, E. L. Collett, to Rock. Cliffe LAC W. Whitehouse, LAC K, J..Iiodda, to 'Trenton. The primary industries — agri- culture, forestry, fisheries, trap, ping mining and electric power 1— now employ onl about 20 per cent of all orking Canadians. forth is spending soni,e holidays with her aunt and uncle, gr. and Mrs. Duncan Cooper. Mr. and Mrs. Torn Smith and children of Aneaster visited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wren. Michael and Joan- 0ie are remaining for two weeks with their •grandparents. r. and. Mrs, Robert Stokes 1 nano,uu„u,nn,n„u„u,nnuu„ubu„u,i„unn„i,. and son of London visited recent- ly with. Mrs. Stoke's father, Mr.1 Robert fit be Thomson. ms on. Mrs, , Minnie Little of London is visiting her friend, Mrs. Amel- ia McClymont, Miss Madeline Hotham of Sea. Reception And Dance FOR MR. & MRS. • WILLIAM DOUGALL Friday, Aug. 23 EXETER LEGION HALL Desjardine's Orchestra Everyone Welcome Brownie's Drive-in Clinton FEATURING THE LARGEST WIDE SCREEN IN HURON COUNTY From Saturday, Aug, 17 to Wed., Sept. 11, all Pictures are • in Colour and Cinema - scope except Double Feature THURSDAY A FRIDAY August 15 and 16 "A LAMP iS HEAVY” (Colour) * Belinda Lee * George Baker , "THE 'AMAZING DOLPHIN" (Two Cartoons) SATURDAY & MONDAY August 17, and 19 "BLOOD ALLEY" (Colour, Cinemas cope) * John Wayne * Laureen Recall (Cartoon) Church Service, Sunday, Aug. 18 '8:00 p.m. — Rev. G. Mills TUESDAY as WEDNESDAY August 20 and 21 - "MISTER ROBERTS" (Colour, Cinemascope) * Henry Fonda * James Cagney (Cartoon) 0 tt3� Twister itie aleolte Nr. A11rt►4 COW hp` 40 it the hems et hili agli ht Where; Townetup a tared -hill collar -boast. non Criiwf'or4 Lashed Ma wi.tli a. knife While at w Gould and Tory. Stitches required to close tli, 'weaned, Lyric Theatre Phono 421 Pr•vi*Mrs its Comping Attract* THURS., FRI. A ASAT. • At'livat 15., 14 and. '1T "DON'T KNOCK THE RoctK'r Alla Dale it Bill Haley . CARTOONS COMEQ,Y In ardor that our staff ,maty anioy a summer Vacation thst theatre will be closed from. August 19th to August Ath, We will be open again on .Augullt 26th, un,nannnnIII lll uaun WRESTLING SEAFORTH ARENA FRI.,, AUG. 16 Ion. TV Wrestling Stars from Maple Least Gardens• --9,p fill. • Midget Tag Team Match Irish Jackie • Farmer McGregor Pee Wee James vs. Red Feather. Two of of Three Falls — One Hour Time Limit Feature. Bout HARDBOILEA HAGGARTY vs. FARMER BOY (Farmer Boy will also sing.) Two out of Three Fall$ —One Hour Time Limit VIC CHRISTIE' vs. FRED ATKINS One Fall -- Thirty Minute Time Limit Referee: Bert Maxwell or Sam Gotter ADMISSION—All ringside seats $1.50; regular $1,00 Children under 12 —.. 50¢ Advance Tickets at Seaforth Motors, phone 541; or Baldwin Hardware, phone 61. Ir -Big Nights • - OF COLORFUL ACTION -PACKED VARIETY Seaforth Lions' 22nd Annual ` Mann( Summer • Carnival Lions Park, Seaforth WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY AUGUST 21 AND 23 ' Outstanding Vaudeville Entertainment each evening on the grounds. • DANCING • BINGO e- GAMES Draws for Valuable Prizes CARTER'S MIDWAY WITH 2 NEW SENSATIONAL RiDES• . As well as Ferris Wheel and Merry -Go -Round Program Commences Each Night at 8:30 p.m. ADMISSION 25¢ CHILDREN'UNDER 12 FREE FREE ADMISSION to Persons Holding Advance Sale Admission and Draw Tickets, Proceeds for Lions Welfare and Pool Maintenance i i 8 1 8 4 S Lucan's Annucil BOOSTER NIGHT Friday, August 23 6 Qutstanding 6 VaudejIie Atte GAMES — CLOWNS — GAMES Dancing To The Derek Knight Qua tett, ADMISSION /50 UNDER 12 . 25 ADVANCE TICKETS $00 AT RADCLiOFE DRUG STORE