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TUESDAY $L WEDNESDAY
October 8 and 9
"THE BATTLE OF THE
RIVER PLATE"
(Colour, VistaVision)
* John Gregson
• * Peter Finch
(One Cartoon)
Starlite
Drive-loTheatre
5 Miles Eat of Grand Bend
54 Miles Nest .of No, 4' HighWeY
4n Crediton Road
FAIDAY L p,TUitt$AY:
October 4 and 5
"SQUARE JUNGLE"
* Tony Curie
* Pat Crowley
Brownie's
Drive-in
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Clinton
FEATURING THE
LARGEST WIDE SCREEN
IN HURON °COUNTY
THURSDAY St. FRIDAY
October 3 tnd 4
"THE BRAVE ONE"
(Colour, Cinelnascope)
* Michel Wolf
* Joi Lansing
(One Cartoon)
• SATURDAY & MONDAY
• October 5 and 7
"THE TREASURE OF
PANCHO VILLA"
(Colour, Supersoope)
* Rory Calhoun
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* Shelley Winters-
(One Cartoon)
NOW Industry
For Seaforth.
Theestablishment :of a pow,
chick hatchery in, Seaforth
Logsdon U. ao Hatcheries iS
announced by Mid4estern On-.
tang. Development ,Assomation,
Owner of Ui new enterprise,
Mr, wade Logsdon} reports.. that.
a considerablemarket has aly
ready been established for igigs.,
40.4 H 1!.p N "Nick tticka," the •
brand name. origiaally
duped by the LogsdonBreeder
latehery„ Millersimrg„ Ohio.
Equipment ef the most modern
type, capable of • hatching 25,000
chicks Per week is being in-
stalled at the plant in Seafortil,
Mr, Logsdon spent ectsider-
able timestudying market con-
diti.pns and, consulted with seve-
ral Department of Agriculture
'officials. Werereaching a de-
cision to establish a new opera-
tion in Seaforth. He states that
I.., is very liptitnistie as to the
success, of •the new Seaforth
chick Hatchery and announces
the appointment of Mr, Carmen.
Philp as manager, •
I FIRST SHOWING
IN THIS AREA
/ World Championship Fight
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CARMEN BASILIO
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY.'
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- October 9 and 10 ;
As Weil As Regular Show listed\
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In 1867 only the four provinces
of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick,
Quebec and Ontario, united to
fOrrn the Dominion of Canada.
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Friday and Saturday Everting
Shows Only On
•Ortober 18 and 19
October 25 and 26
Reception
And Dance
FOR MR. AND MRS.
HOMER CAMPBELL
Hensall Arena
Friday, Oct. 4
Hank Norris and his •
'Ranch Boys.
50 Lades airing Lunch
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Lyric
Theatre
Phone 421
Coming Attractions
Previews Ds
THURS., FRI. & SAT.
October 3, 4 and 5
"HOLLYWOOD OR BUST"-
* Dean Martin & Jerry ,Lewis
News Cartoon
• -MON., TUES. &.WED,
*October 7, 8 and 9.
"VALUE FOR MONEY"
IF John Grayson
* Susan Stephen •
Comedy Cartoon
" COMING,
"ROCK ROCK ROCK"
.* Allan Freed.
* Frankht Lymon
MATINEE STARTING
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5
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Great Youth Rally
presented /by
TRI -COUNTY YOUTH „F9R CHRIST
with
Doug Routledge, Dynamic Youth Leader
Stan Walker, Song Leader; Gras trio,"and
Ed Lawson, Accordionist
South Huron District High School
and Mitchell High School in Bible Quiz
Saturday, October 5
CLINTON LEGION HALL ,
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Oct. 5 and -6 p.
Dr. Thurnace York
formr president of a University in California and
f". just back front a world-wide tour of $3 countries, 1
including the Holy Land, will deliver to you a 'breath-
taking speech.,
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And Mrs. York
will accompany her husband .each day as she 'is an
accomplished vocalist and pianist.
Don't Miss This Star Attraction
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SHDHS PAPER STAFF—Students' responsible for the publicatfon of SIWIIS Ink Spot
this 'year are: front row, left to right, Donna Oescla, literary editor; Paul Wilson,
editor; Allisen Clarke, assistant editor; back row, Peer luzmiek, circulation; Pat
Cann, prod,uctiop; Nelson McClinchey and Heather McNaughton, reporters, Doug Wein,,
sports editor; Eleanor Hodgins, social editor. —T -A, Photo
ATHLETIC SOCIETY—This group of students at SHDHS is responsible for raising
money to pay for transportation of school teams in WOSSA competitions .ancl, other
sports expenses. Bill Etherington•Jea.-ted, is president; other members are Barb Tuc-
key, treasurer; 'Keith Hodgins, .publicity; Helen Down, vice-president and Jane Horton,
secretary, —T -A. Photo
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Lucan And District Nevvs
W.A. Rally at Lucan
Lucan United Church is to be
the hestess church for the W.A.
sectional presbytery Meeting for
the's churches of the district on
Tuesday, October 15. Mrs. G. W.
Moore, of London, will be guest
speaker. •
Mrs. A. E. 1VIenzies, of Ailsa
Craig, and Mrs, Cecil Robb, of
Lucan, attended the sectional
W.A. Presbytery meeting held‘at
Byron on Thursday last. Mrs.
Menzies was guest speaker.
Sidewalks Repaired
Residents 'of Alice, St. can
again walk with raised heads; for
sections of sidewalks heaved up
by roots of trees, have 'been
repaired.
Evening Auxiliary
,The Evening, Auxiliary of the
'United4Churth, met in the church
parlors last Thursday night, The
president, Mrs. George Paul,
presided, and Mrs. Warren B.
Flannigan's group was in charge
of the program and refreshments.
Mrs., Flinnigan led in the devo-
tional, assisted by Mrs. 'Howard
Kevv. •
During the business session,
plans were discussed for the new
cook book, And the joint thahk
offeringvnteeting with the W.M.S.
in. October, •
Mrs. Alex Young, president ef,
the afternoon WAS., 'gave a
brief talk on the new study book
• janari.
Marline Butler, small (laugh-
ter of Mr, and Mrs, Harold But-
ler Jr.,'celebrated her fifth birth-
day with 15 little guests, Games,
cake and ice cream were the
Main attractions Of the party.
Among those who attended the
induction service of the Rev.
Edward 0. Attwell at Fprdwich
last Monday evening were Rev.
and Mrs. J. P. ?rest, Mr. and
Mrs. D. A. Ashworth; and Mr.
and Mrs. Rostoe
Mrs. Ernest McTavish, nee
Verland Elaine Dauticey who
died at Victoria Hospital Sep-
tember 22 was born at Liman
Crossing. She was the daughter
of Pearl Hodgins, granddaughter
of Mr: Sam Hodgins, con, 2 Bid-
dulph, and niece of Mr. James
Hodgins, Lucan. She was private
secretary for her uncle, Mr. Pred,
Luker of London, father of Mr.
Sam Luker, former teacher on
the Lucari Public School staff.
Mrs. Eldon 'Hodgson has re-
turned, home from" a few days
visit with her sister, Mrs, Lela
Beadle. of Stratford,
Mrs. 'Frank Booth who • has
been living in her Mime here for
some niontlig,.was called back to
Hamilton. again'.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A, Ashworth
spent last .weekend Gorrie,
the guests of' Rev, and Mrs. E.
C. Attwell, Mrs. Ashworth re.
Maine(' ever for a' week's Visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Basil Nagle,
Market St., are -happy to an.
neunce the birth of a son, Mich -
Explorer "Cook -Out" ad Basil, in St. joseph,s Hos-
The Explorer "Cook - out," pita!, Septeniber 23; a brother
scheduled to be held at the home for Barbara, Jean,, Jim, Janet
of Counsellor Rose RevingtOn, and Patsy.
to be a "Cook -in" at the arena, and Cheryl Spent last weekend
owing to itteletheilt weather had Mr, and Mrs, Beit Thompson
last Monday night but that did- in St. Therriat, the guests of Mr.
n't damper the spirit of the 28 and Mrs. F. M. Brown. '
members and 4 leaders present. Mrs. Will Haskett who has
The games were in charge of been visiting her sister, Mrs. O.
Counsellor Revington and had to C. Lillie, in Birmingham, arrived
be of a quiet nature owing to home on Sunday only to be call,
the number of "shots" received al back to Waldorf, Maryland
at school that day. Ildnorary for the ftinerai of het sister -its
Counsellor IVa Hodgins ledln the law, Mrs, Clarence Rowe,
sing -song and Counsellor Itae South Middlesex Midget Hoek.
Hasite,tt lcd in the worship say. ey League have decided all
feet games will be played at the Lu.
tali Arena. Five tearus are al -
Personal items ready lined up.
Mr. and Mrs. P. King, of Mrs. trokenshire and Mrs.
Oakville spent a feW.,ttaYg, Stone visited the fornitr's dough -
Week with Mr. and Mts. W. ter, Mrs, Charles George, in
Sniith and family. London last Saturday.
Miss Eva Carter of Toronto, Ten days after the. Adv. mikold
formerly of Lucan, fell in her Dickins returned home to Itoelies-
home last week breaking two ter, after attending Mr. and Mrs,
bones her wrist and also the Bob Celetnan's golden wedding
third finger of her left hand, celebration, he took a heart
Miss Carter, who has lost her sate& and Is now a patient in
eyesight, fell last year and broke tile Strong Memorial Hospital,
her Wog. Roehester. •
Mr. Maurice Monis of the Lu- Nancy Weller who underwent
tan Hydro ik taking a four-week an appendix OPeratiOti in St. Jet.
etnirae in forestry at Niagara, eph's Hospital., London is able
to be home.
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Local Youth
A ¥P R it Padres Father "4"'s AW(Ile•WW0
Mr. Maurice Love attended the •
33rd annual London COnferenCe.
Young People's convention in St. ••
Paul's United -Church in Ayinier
aver the .weekend.
About 400 young. people were
present from the nine presby-
teries of Algoma, Elgin,
Huron, Kent, •:1,4ambton,
Middle-
sex, Oxford anet. Perth.
Friday evening was get'
acquainted time with registra-
tion, singing and recreation.
On Saturday morning, the
young people were divided. into
discussion groups where they
discussed "Worship. How, When,
Why?" In the afternoon they
went on tours of Canadian Can-
ners, Pinecroft 'Potteries, Carrie -
lien •CoMnenv. or Recite
...Station CH140, St, Thomas.
A communion service was held
on Sunday morning followed by
the regular church service. "Rev.
J. T. P. Mehois, . • lama, ,
said Maurice, "It. was a wonder-
ful%Yea an •outatanding speaker."
weekend."
Mr. Jelin Johnston; Of Daytona,
Florida, and Mr, Bill Johnston,
Attledona, IViasS., are spending
a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
Ira Carling and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ceeil Holmes,
Louise and Ruth Anne. spent
last weekend with Windsor rel-
atiVes.
Mr. William Avery of Lucan
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. John Cunningham and fam-
ily of VVindsor.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tab, of
Mitchell, were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Wes Hodgins and
family,
Most of Canada's 9,500 Eski-
mos live north of the tree -line
on the coasts of the mainland
or the islands of the Arctic
Archipelago. °
• The hotter the fire,. the cooler
your head should be,
COMING EVENTS
PRENATAL -CLASSES A
series sponsored by Huron Coun-
ty Health tTnit will begin Wed-
tiesday .afternoon, Oct. 9, 2-4
p.m, at James Street United
Church, Exeter. These will ne
held at weekly intervals for 8
weeks, Those interested, are in
vited to attend on the above date
or phone the Public Health
Nurse, gxeter, 78).W, between. 4
and 5 p,m..
CKNX.TV GUEST — Mrs, ItoY
MOrenz,. Dashwood, will be a
guest on "M'Lady",', CKNX-TV,
and will demonstrate a favourite
recipe in the kitchen dn ,Tues-
day, October 8.
REGULAR MEETING of the
Ladies' Auxiliary toeSouth Huron
Hospital, Tuesday, Oct. 8, .2,30
p.m.,•Auxiliary room. Miss Clay -
pole will speak on "Facts About
Hospital Costs". Tea. will be
served by the Centralia Airport
W.A. All ladies of the district are
welcome.
BARN DANOt —At Jim Griffin's
new barn, every Friday night,
5 miles north of St: Marys. on
East. River Rd., IA mile front
Metherwell. South Western
Ramblers, Friday, Oct. 4, 9-1
a.m. Door prize. f
REGULAR metithly° meeting
of the Exeter Home and School
Association will be held Tuesday,
Oct. 8, at 8:15 p.m. Speaker, Mr. -
Laurier B: Hyde, of London
Teachers' College. Everyone wel-
tem,
PARENTS! The monthly Child
Health Conference and Immuni-
zation Clinic will commence
again at the Health Unit Office,
South Huron Hospital; (entrance
off Anne Street) from 2:00-4:00
On Monday, October 7th.
In November the clinic will be
'held November 4th and there-
after on the second Monday of
the month.
TURKEY SUPPER — Caven
Presbyterian, Wed., October 23.
CAVEN XMAS FAIR —. Satur-
day, Dec. 7. , 0-
tENEFIT
DANC:E
Fnday, Oct. 4
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Community Centre
FOR MR. AND MRS.
D014 HULBERT
Desjardines Orchestra
Lunch will be served
Dies Guelph
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minister of the Presbyte-
rian Church in Canada for ever
fifty• Rev. M Young
Forest died in his eighty
third year at the home of.'bis•
son, Padre W. At Young, of the,
Ontario Agricultural College,.
Guelph, on Saturday.
*A native of Belmont, Ontario,
he graduated from Knox Col-
lege, Toronto; in 1902, and was
a missionary in the Canadian'
west in the pioneer days. Ile
served congregations in Lorne -
Kemble, London, Chippe-
wa, Toronto, Ancester„ , South
Kinloss} Thorndale, and Cromar-
ty. In recent years, he resided at
Forest, DAL
He is survived by his wife, the
former Elena Attwood of lider-
Jan, witern. be married in 1903:
.two sons, Padre W. A. Young,
of the ,O.A..C., Guelph Rev M.
C. Young of .Gananoque; • two
daughters Mrs. .0. F. Gibson
(Helen) of Burlington, Mrs, C.
E. Wilson (Ruth) of Kingston,
thirteen grandchildren, and two
.great igrandehildren, The fune-
ral was held in .the Logan fune-
ral home, Dorchester, Ontario.,
on .Tuesday, October 4,6
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Rummage
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OF WINTER -CLOTHING
Sat., Oct. 5
low
407 Main St. S.
(Formerly Snelgrovs's)
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Acceptable articles include
adults' and childrefl's coats
suits, dresses, gloves, -mit:
tens, shoes and goloshes.
Clothing which r e q v i r et
cleaning may be taken to
Brady or Mid -Town Cleaners
where it will be cleaned fres
of charge and delivered to
the sale.
HELPYOUR HOSPITAL,
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Roller Skating
EXETER. ARENA
Friday, October 4
8:00 p.m.
Bring Your Own Skates
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Starts Mon., Oct. 7
In Exeter public School
MEMBERSHIP: 45.00 Single, 48 Couple
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EVERYONE WELCOME
Anyone Interested Phone 261 or 475.W, Exeter
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FUN!: FUN! FUN! FUN! FUN 1 FUN! FUN! FUN'
More Fun. Than, Ever!
Exeter Kinsmen Present Their Third Annual
HARVEST
JA maoREE
Cabaret.Dancing
'Featuring JULIETTE
with MART KENNY
and his - Western Gentlemen,
Friday, Oct. 4, — 9 p.m.
Seaforth Arena
° Admission $1,50 each — Children under 12, 500
Tables reserved for advance ticketholders only.
Secure Advance Tickets at
BALDWlN HARDWARE — Phone or
SEAFORTH MOTORS — Phone 541
Sponsored by Seaforth Athletic Association
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FUNI FUN! FUN! FUN! FUN!
Fri.„Oct. 11 Exeter Arena
Six and One Half Hours of Merriment — 9:30 to 4
DESJARDINE'S no* TWO BANDS THE SERENADERS
SEE THE CHOOSING AND
CROWNING OF EXETER.
KINSMEN'S THIRD
HARVEST
, QUEEN
AdittligiOnit Men $hOO,. Loki 130
New and Oki
Time Dancing
DRESS FORA GOOD 'TIME!
Jeans, Skirts and .Plaid Shirts
PUNI FUNI FUNI 'FUN! •FUNI FUN!
Compete For
EXETER KINSMEN
SQUARE
DANCE
TROPHY
Organize a set and enter
this new competition for
square dancers. Contest is
restritAtl toamateur groups
from knirori, Middlesex And
Perth °purities. Handsome
lint* tr011y denoted by •Kies -
Man for tong competition.
MI FUN,
Fur* mit
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