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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-08-22, Page 11'1 V 4 Miss Jean, Letj o Letiden, Is holidaying with her parents, L•ucan Per Mr, and Mrs. Maurice Din)les spent last weekend in 011 Springs. I Master Bryan Smith. is spend- ing_ part 0 his vacation with Mr., and. Mrs. Don Smith of Drayton. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Miller of Toronto have returned home af- ter spending their yocatioa with Mrs. Eleanor Emerick ar4 Mrs. George Miller and family, Mr, and Mrs. Erie Hussey and boys attendec1 a picnic at Wel- imtemetlemeeteleseeele, (( 14/tIr. •an Ni. Clarence Lewis, The ;stolen ear, abandoned bY the thieves who took the pay -roll of the Times -journal, St. Thomas last Thursday belonged to Mr. Andy Chisholm, formerly of kin St, Lunen, Visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Roy Hamilton last week included Mr. and Mrs. O. Badgley of De- troit on Wednesday and Mr. end' Mrs. Les Howland. of DeVoit an Saturday. • FINAL .NIGHT Qf Colorful Action -Packed Variety $EAFORTH LIONS' 22ND ANNUAL. Summer Carnival. Lions Park, Seaforth Friday, August 23 Outstanding Vaudeville Entertainment + Dancing + Bingo + Games DRAWS FOR VALUABLE PRIZES '7 Carter's Midway with 2 new Sensational, Rides as well as Ferris Wheel and Merry -Go -Round PROGRAM AT 8:3O P,M, Admission 250 Children Under 12 FREE FREE Admission to Persons holding. advance sale admission and draw tickets. Proceeds or Lions Welfare. and Pool Niairitenancp ttttt mietotottom fffff m11111111 ffffffff 1111$11.11111111111111tlf I iiii I i i WHO • 4 • Ar. ' • ' 4te g , IT'S DIFFERENT , . Come and see Western .Onteries outstanding display of dairy products on 2nd • Floor — Manufactu.ersEldg, — the hest that:C.0;0de In-,. tO ear. fra. Y PRct 'V V itt '•P'r4•!‘47 BRAND NEW ... . A brand new horse show! See some of the country's • ROW horses put through their paces! • • THRILLING NEW • GRANDSTAND SHOWS... HOLIDAY Itt HAVANA! every evening al 8:00 p.m. plus 9 other thrilling acts! • * Monday and Tuesday Afternoons Trans -World Auto Daredeviis " with Cytrix Motorcycle Doredevilst / Wednesday and*, Thursday 1., AffSr1100*IS.— Harness Racing l'...• with Light and Heavy Horse •• . Events! ,:,•-•rt• t • : . •••.• . t 4, Friday and Saturday Afternoons and Saturday Morning a ,.•: Gene Holler's wild Animal Show!• , " Fun for AIII Young and Old! ^ • IS • gria4..t*. ttittl.r*, ltrz NEW CARS e. . TO LUCKY HOLDERS OF ADVANCE SALE TICKETS Tickets ore 2 for 31.00 and each eh* adult et two" chtleften. Onty ads/arta-sole tishel4eMers are eligible to drew on these 3 new 1957 card CHEVAOth • DOOGE • METEOR ‘tioRS TOWN AND. c4-- ifieggifFait 0.47 e ONSA tO • LONDON SEPT. 9-14 E. 0, MeGUGAN, Mgr. . sonal items pole Island on Sunday, staged by Petrone friend and stayed „over- night with, Mr. Bob Graham of Watford. Mrs. Xay'Egan, Frank and Pat are spending spenthng 10 daysat al 1 u - lin Island where they will be the pests of Mr. and Mrs. Al Sabine and Mr. and Mrs. Gladden Me - Leman. Mrs. A. L. Abbott who has beei . visiting her sister-in-law, Miss Lino Abbott for a tveek, left on Saturday for Cobourg where she visited ler aunt, be- fore returning to Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ritchie, of London, were Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs. Calvin Baskett, Mr. and Mrs. C. Ellwoed, of Ailsa Craig, were Friday guests of Mr, ad ,Mrs, Roy Hamilton, Mrs, M. 0. Smith, who has been visiting her husband in British Columbia, suffered a heart attack, and is at present a patient in the Royal Island Hos- pital, Kamloops, B.C. Mrs. Ralph Loney and Miss Maxine Loney, of Cass city, are holidaying with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Windsor, Mr. and Mrs. Sheridan Reving. ton attended the funeral of Mrs. John Pollard at Mt. Elgin on Tuesday. Mrs, Pollard has been almost completely paralyzed since her car accident a year and eight months ago. Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Lewis, Miss Jean Lewis, and Mr. and Mrs, Andy Carter attended Decoration Services at the Gran- ton United Cemetery last Sunday, Mr. and Mrs, George Young, and family, of Clinton, spent last weekend with Mr. and Mrs, Erle Young. Mr, and Mrs, Sam Hendricic, of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Alton, of B.C., and Mr, and Mrs. Ken Brock, of Thorndale, were Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs. Cliff Abbott. Master Gary Allen of Park- hill is holidaying with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Allen. Mrs. Dell Sprowl is 'a patient of St. Joseph's Hospital. Leaves Hospital, Marks Birthday Mrs. John Fletcher, who broke her hip at her home last Jan- uary, was able to return.to her home on Albert St. Tuesday eve- ning. She has been a patient in South Huron Hospital and the Heywood Nursing Home In the meantime. Mrs, Frank Cornish, Zion, is with her. On Wednesday Mrs. Fletcher celebrated her 92nd birthday. In the first, four months of 1957 the value of goods imported in- to Canada exceeded the value of Canada's exports $411million, compared to an unfavorable trade balance of '$365 million in the same period of 1956, The earliest attempt at a canal in North America was at.Lachine, Que., early in the 18th century. Starlite Drive -In Theatre • S Miles East of Grand Bend 8.5 Miles West of No. 4 Highway on Crediton Road THURSDAY & FRIDAY August'22 and 23 "THE LONELY,. MAN" * Jack Palletise * Anthony Perkins SATURDAY & MONDAY August 24 and 26 "DRUM BEAT" * Alan Ladd * Marisa Pavan TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY August 27 and 28 "FOOTSTEPS IN THE FOG" * Jean Simmons * Stewart Granger 1.• Everybody Out! The tremendous reception accorded the Liberal Leader of the Opposition is the talk of Middlesex North. HERHIM AGAIN Hon. Farquhar Oliver Speaking 'For A. E. 11 raft PETt SMITH obota.tandidAt., Middlesex North Ailsa Craig TownHaR August 29, 8:30 Am, Inserted by the Middlesex North Liberal Association 1Wright Reunion Held In Seaforth About 70 deseendans t.the late Andrew and glizabetb Mr. and Mrs—Jack Gitenther Wright, gathered at SeafOrth a1d Ronnie, ,of C1arksu5 and Lions Park an Sunday, Angtist Mrs. Walker, .0 Winnipeg, spent Data On Dashwood Ix MRS, 16- H. RADER 11, for their first annual reunion. A program of sports was Mt- ' ducted. by Spencer .Jeffery, Gor- don Wright and Mrs. Laurahelle Retehert, 1 The winners Were.: under 6, John Wright.; girls iireler Janice Wright; hoes. Hunder 8, James Wright; girls ender 32, Eleanor Wright; boys under 12, Ronald Buckner:. boys Under 15, Michael Murphy; ladies& Mrs, Evelyn Wright; nig!), Howard Ross; three-legged race, Kenneth Reichert and Michael ItlitrOhY; • kick -the -slipper, ladies, Dorothy Dalton; men, Jim .Jordan. Mrs. James Wright, Kippen, was the oldest lady 'present; Foster Fowler, Mitchell, the .old- est man, and Kathryn Dalton„ daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Robert Dalton, the youngest persOn pres- . eld. Mr, and Mrs. .Gordon Wright . came the farthest .distance, Mr, and Mrs. Herb .Kercher, Kippen, were the longest married couple; , Mr. .and Mrs. James Jordan,, 'London, were the most recently ! married couple: Mrs, Jack Fow- ler Mitchell, had the most but - bus on her dress, and Jim :Jor- dan had. tile inost*artieles in his pocket. The man with the largest waist was Foster •Fowler, who also bad the largest family present. James Wright, Kippen, had the birthday nearest0the picnic date. Percy Wright presided over the business portion, when it was de- cided to hold the reunion in, Sea - forth again next year on August 10, with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wright in charge of the sports, and Mrs. Ben Ruston, as secre- tary, Delinquency "The sudden rise in the num- ber of juvenile 'delinquents in the Toronto area — 25 per cent in a year — is a matter of con- cern." We quote from a recent editorial in the Globe and Mail. The Editor suggests as probable causes of the sudden rise, char- ges in social conditions broken homes, too much money, bad housing. The• The Editor's concern is obvi- ous, but surely his diagnosis is superficial. Broken homes and changes in social conditions are certainly important factors. BUt dig deeper Mr. Editor. What lies behind these factors? We all know that alcoholism is directly responsible for multitudes of broken homes. In Canada we now have seven smillion adults . who drink. Four hundred and twenty thousand of these are problem drinkers. One in 17 adult drinkers become al- coholic. Ontario has 76.000 alco- holies, Toronto 14,000. Reliable statistics are to hand regarding the relation between juvenile delinquency and alcohol- ism in France. Three out of four delinquent children are those of alcoholics. Our authority is Do- rothy Thompson. Alcoholism with Frenchmen and Canadian is the same tragic evil. Advt. oval../SY.0.010.••••••••••••••••••••••PaaWa••••••• Comments About Woodham By MRS. ARTHUR RUNDLE Personal Items Mrs. Margaret Hawkins of Exeter is visiting het cousin, Mrs. Arthur Rundle. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mills and -family attended the Stephens reunion held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stephens at Anderson. Ralph Hern is visiting his friend, John Bakley at 1Viitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Vic Chatten motored to Midland for a few days last week and visited his sister, Mrs. Eliza Courtney, Mrs. Courtney returned home I with them for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Levy and family attended the Sparling reunion held at the home of Mr, and Mrs. James Sparling of Andersen. Ronnie and Barbara Sweitzer of Shipka were weekend visitors with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rundle, Miss Eva Henry of Toronto was a Thursday visitor with her sister, Mrs. Oliver Hazlewood. Mrs. Mary Smith of Exeter was a Saturday visitor with her son, Jack Smith and MPS. Smith. She attended the Scott-Wilson wedding on Saturday, Alice Cole of London is visit- ing her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Camm, Mrs, W. L. Switzer returned home on,Sunday after spending two weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Mel Louch in Hamilton, Mr and Mrs. Arthur Rundle, Mr. and Mrs, Robert. Bundle, Jim and Jack attended the ° Clarke reunion on Sunday at Riverview Park, Exeter, Ronnie Sweitzer and Barbara, of Shipka, Rachel, Helen and Hil- da Levy of Transvaat visited with Jini and Jack Rundle on Saturday afternoon. Clarke Reunion The Clarke reunion was held in Riverview Park, Exeter, on Sunday last. Guests were present from Crediton, Lion's Head, St. Marys, Woodham, Winchelsea, [Exeter and London. After dinner a business meet - Ails wits held when two minutes silence was ()Nerved for the see- the late Mrs. Ethel Kestle„ Exeter. • Mr. Gordon Clarke, Lion's Head was appointed as presi- dent for next year and ,lim Schroeder of Landon as secre- tary. The 1958 reunioh will be held at Wietton on the third Sunday lit August, Misses Mar- lene and Darlene Prayne favor- ed with three musical numbers. Winners In games were: c�u51t- ihg eandies in. jar, Miss Mackie: most buttons on clothes, NewtOfi Clarke;' under the ehiekert's wing, Mrs. M. Hawkins, tak Rundle, 1,tatlete Prayed; slipper' rate, Harold Clarke and Mar - lute Praete; met's klekitig the Slipper* Jim Sehrotatr. Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Sid Baker. "Mr. and Mrs. Milton Webb. Jinly and Bobby, motored east, vlsting Quebee and other !pints 0 interest. Mrs. Wallace Wein and Billie flew by plane to spend the week- end at Ottawa. Messrs. Joe Zimmer, Stanley Ifaist and Ronald Snell motored to New Brunswick last week visiting Algonquin Park and other points of interest. 14r. and Mrs. George 'Tiernan spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stormes at St. Thomas, Mrs. William ,Schumacher, Mrs. Leo Luedeke and Elizabeth, Mrs. Marvin Garthe and of Pigeon, Mich.,visited with Mr, and Mrs. William Haugh, Miss Ellen .Gilbert and Mr. Da yid. Fon gr a d, of Stratford, spent the weekend with Mr. and. Mrs. Courtney Burmeister. Mr, and airs. Gordon Weiberg, Mr, and Mrs. Ervin Latta, of Waterloo, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weiberg. 1r. and Mrs. Earl Stumpf and girls ,of Kitchener, spent .Satur- day with Mr, and Mrs. Albert Miller and family. Eleanor and Erna are vacationing here while Robert Miller returned to Kitch- ener with them. Mr. .and Mrs, Melton Walpers and girls, of Ingersoll, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Philip Fassold. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Maine and girls, of Kitchener, spent- the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Reinhold Miller, • Mr. John Bender is spending some time with his daughter and. husband, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Faulhafer, of Kitchener. The Story In Elimville By MRS. ROSS SKINNER Miss Frances Skinner spent a few days with her grandmother, Mrs. Ed. Johns of Exeter. Miss Jeanette Lobb and Mr. Gordon Lobb of Clinton are spend- ing a few days with their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs, Howard Mr, Earl Goss of Port Colborne spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Webber. The litiron County Library books will be changed at Ellin- ville at noon August 27. 0 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stephen spent the 'weekend at Graven- hurst and Muskoka Lakes. Miss Betty Ann Stephen is spending a few holidays with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Robinson of Kirk - ton, • Mrs. Devitt Blackwell of .Pe- trolla spent a few days with Mr. and. Mrs. Wesley Heywood. Reception Et Dance FOR MR. & MRS. BOB HAMATHER (Nee Donna Eagleson) Friday, August 23 CREDITON TOWN HALL New and Old Time Music By Stebbin's Orchestra EVERYONE WELCOME Lakeview Casino GRAND BEND' OUR NEW ORCHESTRAS ARE TERRIFIC! Every WED and SAT. Night. BOBBY DOWNS and his ORCHESTRA Every FRIDAY Night LIONEL THORNTON' and his ORCHESTRA "MISS GRAND BEND" BEAUTY CONTEST Labour Day Weekend Girls 18 years and over—Single ENTER NOW! CASH PRIZES! ALDON THEATRE Grand Bend FRIDAY.& SATURDAY August 23 and 24 'HILDA CRANE" (Adult, Entertainment) * Guy Madison * Jean Simmons MONDAY & TUESDAY August 26 and 27 "THE BEST THINGS IN LIFE ARE FREE" * Gordon MacRae * Dan Dailey * Shore* North WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY August in and 2) itAROUSE1 " * tI11110•611 Mitchell * Shirley Jcinet GAttion Maei $1100 SUbletta and Cortile Strip /i311 *tut NO — / t keeirri . Mr, And Mrs. Vance. McGuire and ianuly, of Redford, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gihsen last week. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gibson and family spent Sunday at Mich- ,•ener, where Leo attended Lutheran LayMen's meeting- at St, 'aid's Lutheran !Chureh. Visitors with Mrs. Lueludit Mc- Isaae were Mr. and Mrs. W. ivielsaae, and sons, Ronald and Donald, who were home an leave from the U.S. Navy, Mrs. Prank Melsa a c „ ldrs. Ina Griffith and Lynn„ Mr. Willis Melsaac, David and Daniel, An otD.etrolt, and :Mr and Mrs. Al Ward and .of Windsor. Weekend visitors with Mrs. Ed Maier and other relatives, were Chris and Louis Mink and Mr. and Mrs. Art Male:ski and Betty Anne, of,Desboro, and Mrs. Mel Kuntzenhauser, of Hanover. • Several streets in Dashwood have been paved, which adds much to the improvement of the town. Mr. William Haugh underwent an operation last week at St, Joseph's Hospital, London. Messrs. Jack and Earl Piefer, of Chatham, spent Thursday with • their mother, Mrs. M. Pieter. I.= Brownies The Tirtses-Aatuegetel COMING EVENTS WATCH FOR. E tte 1. er Kinette Peanut Drive in September. 15:22e F• RANNE 'The an- slUai Frayne Reunion will be held on, Labour Day,. September t at the Legion Hall in Thed- 'ford. grit INTEAVIXIN—Mrs. John Heal and Mrs. Ross Jinks ,of Hensall _Kinetics will be inter- viewed on Wednesday,. August 28th • on 'IVI'Lady" program, CKNX-TV, speaking about the ' Hensel Bean Festival, Soule 40 new manufacturing :industries have been •established in Manitoba during 1955. elOWIIIIIIIM4410,111141114,W*Mfii i i inn". ii MID ptio Arid Dan FOR MR. St MOM WR.IAM 'DOUGAtili Friday, Aug. 23 EXETER LEGION HAI -11. besjardine's Orchestra Everyone Welcome natitsitatansgat10110101.1101111011111!ntnatill000010 • Hensel' Kinsmen Club Presents Its Fourth Annual Drive -In Clinton FEATURING THE LARGEST WIDE SCREEN IN HURON COUNTY From Saturday, August 17 to. Wednesday, September 11, all Pictures are in Colour and cinemascope except Double Fek ture. THURSDAY & FRIDAY August 22 and 23 "THE McCONNELL STORY" (Colour, Cinemascope) * Alan Ladd * June Allyson (2 Cartoons) ‘, . SATURDAY & MONDAY August 24 and 26 'ALEXANDER THE , GREAT" (Colour, Cinemascope) * Frederic March * Richard Burton * Claire Bloom (No Cartoons) Church Service, Sunday, Aug. 25 8:00 p.m. — Rev. G. Mills. TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY August 27 and 28 "MY SISTER EILEEN" (Colour, Cinemascope) * Janet Leigh * Jack Lemmon (Cartoon) elOPPIMPOMINOIllik 0 'Ontario Bean FESTIVAL Labor Day Mon.,. Sept, 2 HENSALL Community Park st, 3 PROGRAM 9:00—Western Ontario Horseshoe Pitching; Contest for O'Keefe Trophies and Cash Awards 12 Noon—Live Radio Show "Farming Today" featuring Roy Jewell, CFPL Radio 1:30 --Monster Parade .of Bands and Floats Prizes Floats: 550, 525, PS Kiddies Entries: 55.00, 53.00, $2.00 1:45—Minor Baseball Tournament Exeter, Dashwood, Lucan, Hensall 2;15 --Opening Ceremonies by Elston Cardiff Judging for Bean Queens 4i30—BEAN SUPPER SERVED 4;30 to 7 Beans Courtisy W. Clark Ltd. 7:00—Baseball Finals for Hensel! Trophy Donated by General Coach Works Ltd. 8:30—Monster Stage Show in Arena ' Featuring top Acts from Toronto, Paul Bros. and Shirley, Music, Comedy, Fun For The Whole Family BINGO MIDWAY CONCESSIONS Afternoon: Adults $1.00, Children 350 (Includes Supper) Evening: Adults 51.00, Children 500, Under 5 Free 00000 Wilms. 000000 1 00000 I tttt 11111111111111111111111111•1111111.1111111.111111111BMIIMIIIMII tttt •weseeseesesteeemegisimeenteegg• Bring The Family Out To Lucan's Annual BOOSTER NIGHT. Friday, August 23 • 6 OUTSTANDING VAUDEVILLE ACTS 6 GAMES — CLOWNS, — GAMES Dancing to the Derek Knight Quartette ADMISSION 750; UNDER 12 250 ADVANCE TICKETS 500. AT RADCLIFFE DRUG STORE The Electors Of Middlesex North Are tordially Invited To Attend A Public Reception at MEDWAY HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM ARVA Wed.,. August 28 7 fo 9:30 p.m, to meet William A. Stewart Hon, Dr MacKinnon Phillips and Mrs. Stewart and Mrs Phillips EVERYBODY 4VELCOME — PLEASE BRING YOUR FRIENDS Take this opportunity to meet Ma Stewart, Progressive Conservative Candidete in the September SOT By-electiert in Middlesex North, and Hon. Dr. Mackinnon Phillips, Ontario's Minister of Health.