The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-10-31, Page 15A
Net only does Mr. Harold Alb-
ion see strange lights in the sky
but he also appeared on the
CBC Radio, Program. Assign.
anent, last Wednesday. Liens Club Executive Meet
At a sleeting. of the Lions Chub
.executive last Monday evening
HALLOWE'EN it was decided to begin ,the..
fowl bingos the first Wed
DANCE nesday in Decenmber and con*
tiuue each. Wednesday till Christ.
mas,
Hensall
:Luc n Personal Items
Town Hall
Friday, Nov. 1
DE.S,IARDINE'S.'
ORCHESTRA •
Prises for Character and Comic
Costumes, best dressed couple,
Poor prize, •
Booth Admiselon: S.00
FREE .CHILDRIN'S PARTY
A Town. Hall •-- Thurs., Oct. '31.
8: ,.
ORp.m
Sponsored by 100F and
Amber Rebekah Lodge;
A
Lyric
Thcatre
THURS., FRI, d, SAT:
October 31, November 1 and 2
"THE SILENT WORLD"
Captain Jacques gives an ex-
cellent documentary film deal-
ing with the fascinating wonders
of the underwater world.
MON., TUES. & 'WED.
November 4, 5 and
"THE SHIP''THAT
DIED OF SHAME"
* Richard .Attenborough
* Bill Owen
AND ADDED SHORTS
1COM
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... lNG
'THE YEARLING"
* Gregory Peck
* Preston Foster
NOTESaturday Matinee's are
cancelled until further ndtice.
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a
Fellowship should meet guar.
terly, with .committees- meeting
separately ,when necessary. Mrs.
M. H. Hodgins, Lucan, ;bine
ler Work Counsellor tor Mid{:
dleseii. presbytery Christian Edu-
cation .Committee, chaired the
meeting,
Child Hurt
While .his mother's back was
turned two-year-old Iden Free-
mai, spoil .son of Mr. Ind Mrs.
James Freemen, last Monday
managed to tur:ln an the wringer
and get his arm into it. Though
his arm was badly bruised to
bones were broken.
Business. Men Moot
At a meeting of the •Lucan
Business Men; held in.The Hub,
last Friday night it was decided
to again have a merchants'
Christmas draw, to decorate the
town for .Christmas and to unite
with the other organizations in
a crimmoforunitY f t.
It was vpted that stores would
keep open every Wednesday in
December and keep open each
evening of the week prior to
Christmas,
Farewell Party
Mr, and Mrs. Roland Hodgins Mrs, Alvin McLean spent last
,and family have moved to a Thursday with her sister, Mrs,
chicken farm in Lobo County, On E. I,• Gibson and Mr. Gibson of
Friday night Mrs, Hodgins was Exeter.
the ,guest of honor at a farewell.
party at the home of Mrs, Irene.
Cours.ey, when a number of her
friends and neighbors gathered
to wish her success and happi-
ness in her new home.
During the •evening she was
Presented with' an electric frying
pan and some towels. Mrs: T. C.
McFarlane, gave the address and
Mrs, Russell Goddard made the
presentations
Though Mrs. Hodgins has left
the village she Will continue de-
livering read as usual,
Explorer Fellowship Formed
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.Personal Item
Mr. and Mrs. rens Ander€en
and Miss Barbhra Marshall have
returned home, after a weoiK*.
vacation at Pittsburg: and Wash-
ington. They were fortunate in
seeing the .Queen, three times.
Mrs. Harold Stubbs of XL Cie -
Mew and Mrs, Herbert Mann of
Pt. Huron, were Monday guests
of Miss Ada Porte :and Mrs. He-
len Watson.
Many sump pumpsare still
running after last week's heavy
rain. Lucan got its first sprinkle
of snow Sunday night.
Mrs, Loretta Isaac of Forest
:and Mrs. Bertha Mye;s of Harn-
it,1 on who have been staying
with Mr.. Cap Howard since Mrs.
Howard's death last August left
for Forest last Friday. Miss My-
ers has .sold her Hamilton home
and will make her home in For-
est.
'Explorer Counsellors f x 4 in
'United, Presbyterian and Bap-
tist'Cliurches met at St. James.
Presbyterian Church, London, on
Monday evening, October 21, to
form a Fellowship.
The purpose of such a Fellow-
ship is to provide an opportunity
for the counsellors to meet for
Christian Fellowship and personal
enrichment; to provide opportu-
nities in leadership education and
to provide an opportunity for
counsellors to share with others
their concerns, ideas and work
related to their Explorer Groups.
Members decided that the
Exeter
Figure
Skating
Club
Registration
and
, Instruction
Sat,, Nov. 2
in the
EXETER ARENA
3:00 part.
Fees -- $10.00 per pupil, in
advance. Special rates per
family. .
Mary D. (Trimble) Campbell
New Instructor'
Masquerade
Dance
MT. CARMEL HALL
R ..
Thurs., Oct. 31.
Desiardine's Orchestra.:
LUNCF:
Good Prizes for Costumes
Senbr'
Citizens
Social
Evening
Tues., Nov. 5
8:00 p.m.
Mrs. C. H. George and Mrs. Ir-
ving Gibson attended the W.I.
convention at the Masonic Tem-
ple, London,
Mr, and Mrs,. Harry Clement
of Ottawa and Mrs. Clement's
mother, Mrs. Walter Longfield,
of Crompton were Monday guests
with Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Iiod-
gins,
Mrs. Herman Walls of Lon-
don was .a Wednesday guest with
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Neil and
family..
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Haskett
are happy to announce the birth
Of a daughter, -Brenda Eileen, at
St. Joseph's Hospital, October
21. -- a sister fpr Nancy and
Billy.
Dr. T, A. Watson, ,Messrs.
Jack Lankin, Jim Reader, Cliff
Shipley and Bill McGregor had,
one' more successful fishing ex-
pedition before closing up their
cottage at Key Harbour.
Mrs. Wm. Dickins has return-
ed home . from a week's visit
With Springfield and .Shedden
relatives.
After a four month visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Culbert, Mrs,
George Patrick. returned .home
to Toronto last Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs.' Leroy Reving-
ton are • happy to announce the
birth of a daughter, Anne Chris-
tine, at St. Joseph's Hospital,
Thursday, October 24-a sister
for Stephen.
The Canadian Flay Boys drew
a good crowd, at the Community
Centre dance last Saturday
night.
Mrs. Frank Booth was back
in town fora few days last
week.
Mrs: Ada Walker, of London,
was d" recent visitor with Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Hodgins.
Enroute from a trip to Spain
and other European countries to
his, home in Vancouver, Mr. Fred
Hamilton was a visitor with his
cousih, Mrs. Cecil Robb and l\lr.
Robb.
Mrs. Thomas Brooke is on the
sick list and Mr. Harold Brooke,
of London, has been home with
her,
The Radeliffe Drug Store is
getting back to normal after a
successful three day sale, but.
not for long with Christmas so
close.
Mrs. Eric Hussey has another
patient in her Pines Haven Nurs-
ing Home this week, and expects
two more next week.
Mrs. Harry Carroll and' Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Hodgins :were
Saturday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. H. A.. Mullins and family
of London.;
Mr. and 'Mrs. Wilmer Jones, of
Xippen, were Thursday and Fri-
day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Irv-
ing Gibson and family.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Garrett,
Doreen and Jack, and Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Coleman spent last
weekend. in Rochester, the guests
of Rev. and Mrs. Harbld Dick-
ins. Though they found Mr. Dick-
ins Still in the hospital, yet he is
improving.
The. barn of Mr. Norman
Hardy -is now closed in after the
recent barn raising.
While Mr. and Mrs. Rod Area,
of Kitchener, are spending a
week in the States, their two
small sons, Damon and Cory, are
staying with Mr. and Mrs, Har-
old Ribson and family.
Mr, and Mrs, Don Buttons, of
St. Pauls, Minn., spent last Wed-
nesday and Thursday with Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Hardy and Mr.
and Mrs.'Clarence Hardy.
Reeve Cecil Lewis reports that
hot only is the bridge on Conces-
sion 4, Btddulph, completed and
being used, but also the one on
Concession 2, Biddulph, 10th Bid-
dulph, and the Roman Line,
Mr, William Lawson, of To-
ronto, was a weekend guest of
Mr. and Mrs, Williain Aylestoek.
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Haskett
MARK GOLDEN WEDDING -Mr. and Mrs. John. Hard-
man, 'William St., residents of Exeter for nine years,acele-
brated 50 years of marriage on Saturday with .a family
dinner in Elimville United Church where they, were
farmer members. --,Tack Doerr
Mark Golden WWedding
With E!imviie Reunion
Mr, and Mrs, John Herdtrian, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DaYman,
William St, celebrated their gol-
den wedding anniversary on
Wedfiesday last with a family
dinner i n . Elimville United
church at '4 o'clock, afterwards
returning to their home for a
Social evening.
Ur. and Mrs. Herdman have
five sons, Amos, Herman and
Squire on farms near Eli!Vville,
Clayton in Toronto and Carman,
Detroit, also two daughters,
Beulah, Mrs. Hilson . Whitford,
Ingersoll; and Florence, Mrs.
William Bradshaw, Seaforth, and
six grandchildren;
Attendingthe celebration also
were Mrs. Herdmau's brothers,
Mr. and Mrs, James Squires,
Exeter, and Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Squire, Granton on and
three e s
is-
tes, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Cann,
EXETER LEGION HALL
Ladies please bring ,
sandwiches or cookies.
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HOCKEY
Lucan Arena
Friday, Nov..1 - 8:30,
RCAF Crumlin vs. RCR London
WINNER TAKE ALL
PARADE 7:30 p.m, •-- BAND '
Admission. 5O¢. and. 250 Pre -School Free
SEASON RESERVED SEATS
HELD UNTIL NOVEMBER 15
were Sunday guests of Mrs. La-
bannali Hodgins of ll*etor, who
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Town Topics- •
miss - Nancy Cudmore and Miss
Paula Pauline of London and Mr.
Bruce Cudmore of Hamilton 'vi-
sited over the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Mervyn Cudrnore,
-Bruce is enrolled at the Hamil-
ton Institute of Technology tak-
ing a course in Electronic Tech-
nology.
The family. of Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Hendrick treated them to
a turkey. dinner at Armstrong's
restaurant on Sunday on the oc-
easion of their thirtieth wed-
ding anniversary.
'Rev. H. J. Snell, president of
the London Conference of the
United Church was the Sunday
evening speaker at the Wingham
United church anniversary ser-
vices.
Mr. and Mrs, Ewart Pyni at-
tended :Fall .,.Convgcation.- at the
University of Western Ontario
on Friday afternoon. Their ron-
in -law, Edward F. McNamara
was among. the graduates re-
ceiving his B. A. degree '
Mr. William Merlau and fam-
ily, pf Wellesley, visited with
Mr. and Mrs. James Smith over
the weekend.
Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Tobian
and Mrs. Edith Pym, of Toledo,
Ohio, spent the past week with
Mr. and Mrs, GeorgeDavis.
Mr. and Mrs, Sim Pollen,
Flint, Michigan, visited over the
weekend with the former's moth-
er, 'Mrs. Arthur Mitchell.
and Mrs. Rhoda Westlake, all. of
Exeter; and Mr. Herdman's sis-
ter, Miss Mary Herdman, Elim'
ville. A brother, Wilbert Herd-
man, was unable to attend.
Golden mums and wedding
bells decorated the church base-
ment and -a decorated anniver-
sary cake centered the table.
Mr. and Mrs. Herdman were re-
cipients of a .studio couch and
matching chair from the family
and other gifts.
Mr. and Mrs. Herdman were
married on October 30, 1907 by
Rev. Hugh Fair at the home of
the bride's parents, Mr, and Mrs,
Henry Squire on .,Concession 10,
Usborne. The bride was the for-
mer Annie Squire.
They farmed near Elimville
until moving to Exeter nine.
years ago. They were members
of Elimville United church un-
til moving to Exeter where they
are members of Main St. Uni-
ted church.
This 'Week; in
Saintsbur
loll, M*$. 14. PAM
The ladies of St. Patrick'$
Church met tit the parish hail
on Thursday afternoon to wilt,
Mr. and Mrs.. Raymond Grean-
lee and Mr. and Mrs. Earl At.
kinson were Saturday evaning
Vests with Mr:. and Mrs. Heber
Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Daws. and
family were .Saturday evening
guests with Mr. .and Mrs..Jannes
Y91140 Lucan,. anal Sunday
guests with Mrs. Richard Pick.
Ms, Exeter..
• Mr. .and Mrs. Harry Carroll
and boys were Sunday guests
with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ings
of London.
Mrs, W, J, Davis returned to
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clar.
eine Davis ?tern South Huron;
Hospital,
Sunday •School services at :St,
Patrick's church have been dis-
,continued for the winter.
Mrs. Earl Atkinson, Mrs. Ray-
mond Greenlee and Mrs. Maur-
ice McDonald attended the ba-
zaar and tea at St, Mary's •
,Church, Brinsley on 'Friday af-
ternoon.
Mr. Land Mrs. Raymond Green-
lee attended a birthday party
for the farmer's mother, Mrs,
A, Greenlee, Winsley, on Sul-
daY.
Mr, and Mrs. Earl Atkinson
The
were recent guests, with Mr.
Mrs. W. %Garrett,. :Penfield.
Mr. and Mrs, Tom. Novy and
Clayton, ;and Mr. end Alias.
Maurice McDonald visited with
Mr. And Mrs, Warren Clarke ie
Doraville .on Sunday..
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CURLING
BANQUET
-Tues. Noir* 5
6:30 p.rn.
ARMSTRONq. RESTAURANT
t .ryone W+sicorn* Como Out 'And Join The fun
Anyone interested in curling.this: *inter hi the rxeter Curring (,iub or
wanting to attend the'p
oltt'h'g. 'o�se*abist banquet should contact MILT
1tOBBINS, phone 451, or`,�.EG, ARMSTRONG* phone 125.
has recently returned from a
trip to the west. They also called
on other Exeter friends.
Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Lee and
Mrs. Ken. Carter attended the fu-
neral in Parkhill of Mrs. Lee's
cousin, Mr. Walter Baxter.
Miss"RoseaMarie Robb, of De-
troit, spent several days last
week with ' her parents con-
valescing from a serious bout
with the flu,
The auxiliary to the L'pcan Le-
gion ark holding its annual ba-
zaar, bake sale and tea in the
Lucan Motor Sales show room,
on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Parker
and daughter, Delores, of Har-
ristoh, visited with Mrs. Parker's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
e
Lee,
s deslast Fra of their „whileand s t to the
Maritimes this summer.
Bazaar
'Bake Sale
& Tea
LEGION HALL
HENSALL
Sat., Nov. 2
3:00 p.m..
Sponsored by Legion
I°adies Auxiliary
Town Topics
Mr, Albert Mitchell liaS sold
his property south "of Exeter cart -
silting of a house and 13 acres of
land to a neighbor, Idr. Elmore
McBride. ,
Miss Jane Morgan is leaving
on Friday for Calgary, Alberta,
being transferred from London
to the Calgary branch of the
Bank of Montreal.
Miss Helen Sweet and friends
of Toronto visited with the for -
'tiler's mother, Mrs.Muriel
Sweet, over the weekend, ° '
Mr. R. E. Balkwill, has sold
his house on Edward street to
Mr. and Mrs, James Earl, Us -
borne ba p
T
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r wns
.
Cancer
Meeting
EXETER
LIBRARY
BASEMENT
Friday, Nov. 1
8 P.M.
EVERYONE WELCOME
Students'
BAKE
SALE
Sat., Nov.
2 to A P.:n.
.Mol. AND MRS:.
LAIRD ?INLAY
Wee Ruby .Person)
mut LEGION HALL;
Fri", Nov. 8
Ds jardine'S Orch.*tr*
Everyone Welcome
Booth lin Heli
To take place in the. former
B •d�r� ,
Simpson -Sears. ;store next to ali
the Central Hotel,
Oyster
supper
WOODHAM
. ORANGE HALL
Tues,, Nov. 5.
Supper Served from 5:30
'Everyone Welcome
Admission:
Adults $1.25 Under 12 75¢
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BETA SIGMA' PHI'S ANNUAL-
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roriBali
Wednesday, November 6
LEGION HALL, EXETER
Those ,interested in reform,
ing the EXETER CITIZENS
BAND should come to :At
sheeting in chµ Town Hall,
IVIondaY>. Nov. 4, at $ p.m,
The Band Committee has
been asked by Council to .re.
organize under the leader.
ship of Mr. Janie Ford',.
conductor of the Junior
Band. If the demand is surf.
ficient, evening classes may
be arranged for adult begin
niers, Interested bandsmen)
regardless of experience, are
invited. A few instruments,.
drums, basses, horns, are,
available, New instrurnents
can be rented or bought on
instalment plan. Telephone
inquiries '375-J. •
Admission $3.00 A Couple
Bill
fuarf's
Orchestra
Dancing
9:30 to .1
Dress Optional
3;
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. COMING EVENTS
HOT TURKEY SUPPER, Grand
Bend United Church, Friday,
November 15, sponsored by the
Women's Association. 24:31:7c
HALLOWE'EN Masquerade
baiit:e, Jim Griffin's new barn,
5 miles north of St. Marys on
East River Road, -mile from
Motherwell, Lot 20, Cori. 18,
Fullerton, Friday, Nov. 1, First,
second and third prizes for cos-
tumes. Melody Ranch Boys or-
chestra. Dancing 9:30 to 1:0030
a.m.
SPECIAL YOUTH RALLY -Clip
ten Legion Hall, Saturday, Nov,
8 5,00 p.m. Special speaker:
Rev. Chipchase, of Onstead;
special musie. Bring a friend.
31e
RAZAA Re1 TVACrediton,United W,A., la Community
Centre, Saturday, November 2,
at 2:30 p,rn. Rothe cooking;
Orme, etc, 31e
ktAZAAR A TEA .., At ,Carmel
Presbyterian Church, Hensalt,
Novenibe>' 231 at 3 p nt. 31*
RUSSELOALE 'HALL, Friday,
NeveMber 1, we
.11411 'en Mits.
querade :and fano/ dread ball,
Prizes for ladies, girls, oldest
and youngest impersonations,
etc., etc. Lunch for sale. Ad.,
mission 5.06
BAZAAR .... �Spotisered by Trivia
Ladies Guild, Saturday, Novell.
bet 0, Central Hotel, 310
BAZAAR ,& TEAS-�Spot►sored 1 y
awl. of flit Carmel, Wednes.
day, Novemberd 8;30 p.m.,
Mt. Carmel Hall. Sewing, home
baking, bingo, parcel post, pe n4
MO table.
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Huron Presbytery
Spiritu
1
Life
fission
•
James St. United Church
-i
Sun., Nov. 3 -Sun., Nov. 10
PRAYER TIME - 7:30 P.M.
4,7
'THE REV. DR. B.
V. FARRI - Missioner
Director Of Evangelism, Methodist Church, U.S.A.
SOUL WINNING PREACHING
SONG 'SERVICE - 7:45 p.m.
THE M. C. D. DANIEL Song Leader
Massed Choir
Special Numbers,- Rev and Mr. Cistron,
INSPIRING SINGING
DON'" MISS THE ;BLESSING
COME :EERY NIGHT
Everybody Welcome