HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-04-23, Page 19GB plans special meeting
to co'nsider water system
• Oraild Bend COUPC11. 'piens to
hold a Special meeting iter this
Menth tb• consider the village's
Water supply problem,
eneetilig Menage nigbi,
Made tentative arrenge.Mmite• to
ineet with. representeavee -of the
Oeterie- Water BeaMireee Com-
IlliselPri and. the international
Water Supply Co., Louden, on
April to discuss methodof
establishing an adequate supply,
' Reeve ,lim Dalton said the
proposed London.pipeline., a pos.
sable source, May not be COn-
streeted for at least five Y.eerse
end the costs mild not be
!entree:11y determined.
Coenell., .he saki, felt it should
consider a teskirilling: program
In determine if wile with suffe
cieut capacity can be located,
School budget dowe
Public school budget far 19,59
Is down one and one-helf milts,
council learned Monday night.
The requisition was high last year
heeettee •of alterations which had
to he made to the building, 9
-The decreoee in school. levy scouts enio-y
doesn't mean lexes,will. be, less, • " ,
however, An anticipated increase
in• Lamblen County's: levy ineY log, r.6 101%A., ft ran
offset the .sehool eleerea$0. .1.0.111 1.We y -‘42.1 Pup"
.Counell again agreed to pro- - - -•
vide the Chamber 'of Commerce. During the past two weeks the
with a grant equal to one mers emphasis at the Cub Pack meet -
revenue to help finance „promo- ings has been on badge work,
Each Cub has neesed' at least
tion for the. summer resort. The
grant will Intel about $1,400. •orte. or two -of the tests for the
CounciiStipulated that goo of 'first or reeeend star. The remain -
the. grant be spent: on the eon- der of the meetings. were de-
struetion of .a highway advertie-! voted to games.
ing sign south nf the resort, and M the Scout Troop meeting
$500 toward brochures for tour- last Wednesday stretcher drill
ists. The balance of the grant was carried out under the in,
isle he used for the information "striietion of Mr, Eart Deters,
bureau. , iThe meeting also included sig -
A delegation from the Chamber :nailing practice, games and drill,
Eric -Marey, interviewed -c0414-
eU abotit the grant.
Pie Chamber was given Per-
miseion to add direction sios,
pointing to the legation orthe
mformatlen bureau, on .the three
Village Approach, sign.
PUC was inetelleted. to proceed
with the ereetion of three street
lights an the •Gill road.
Building permits. were issued
to Cleyton. Walton, for renovatiOn 14egvl,ng,rilme1e ell'oes Uniform -
to, hie Donut :Shope Mri, a"Qr"a "allahle'
bode for an addition to her dairy
her, and to Roy Solt*, for an n• t
; dditigo to his reeidenee. 'instaute
boo, °weed by a. Thedford man, elects data.
Council requester -I- that Ati sdd
be removed from the elver, .... tot
cleric was instrected to Mrs, William. Love was re
notify William Love,Herold .0000 president of Grand Send
K im and Maurice. Rainford ye' Women's Institute at the annual
.gerding proposedwork being meeting on Thursday,
done on sidewalks by the village vice_presidents are Tos,
in front.of their proinevties;c1 wood am sod Mrs. Alex Raw.
ReeVe Dalton presided
and altten; secretary treasurer, Jos,
councilors were present.
badge, and Acting TreeLeader
JohOod.„ his First Class
badge.
All Scouts and Cuhs .and others
interested, are reminded that en
StindaY, April .:go, they are to •
Peradeto, the •Grand Bend Vetted
Church for a Si,. George flay
service', MI those participating
are to .assenthle et the -Colonial
Hotel at 1.(1:45 4..m. (Daylight
A
400, )Sing foia:0 "his reorytd,
"NoW, when 1Rap fingers you will come out of
t end be very heppy eVereething e Vecier,
otia.nd e'P
Herbert Pillel asaIstanti Mrs. REPORT FROM PARLIAMENT
gdward Gill; district director,
'Mrs, Baroid %Yelper; alternate,
, S ,,,,,,,,,s,
torsMrs. C. Teyfor, Mrs. Tie hroy plant closes
Mrs.,Vera Ridley; branch diree, ffl,Ji
Webb and mrs. 13, Desjardinet
Pianists, C, Reeves and .9
Stand* committee conveners, In reorganiza ion plans ated the sudden ""e`' Mr. and Mrs. William Harper Tuesday evening at the menet,.
. o t
1?,en the of her daughter and son-in-law, A manse meeting was held last
citizenship, Mrs, Elgin Webh; weather, but the trend of the '
Mrs. M Mason . .
Topics from
WOOdhaill Minister describes trip
lay mom ARTHUR IVNIP1.11
— R
or Thames oat roup
The April meeting of .the $-M Wiled to Toronto alter
CIO was held on ThursditY eve- twa /Os tw,tfil thee and „granelefre
nthwithe elr dittech basemen10 ! Lnit:eave'll.
Warren were Sunday visitors The vett to worship and worship so, Douglas wayoe, romrno,
WiAtthr•Marnd"Adtrsi‘'.irYsinJeeanctk Pg:rytiarj , 4,resr,e gR'xagen Iroci gReeigHod t idooYthealirtehr9MspgeniPdinIigena"Ifieln Sun
cif Wiedsor were weekend gueste Rey. If. C. Wilson. A poem Was with her parents, Mr. ;44 Mrs.
cwilottrIke.10. and Mrs. Thomas road bY Mrs. Almer Passnthre, Lloyd liallantyne.
The truest speaker for the eve- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Etheringe
Mr. and leirs, Arthur Rundle ping was Rev. Calvin Feltner ton returned, home reeentlY 'frent
matlocAdgdpagthIL.fumnerr.almoilftoitilie for' ecfredSioght welroyttogativ,e latinrmigplyi.rinogf winter
re tnaeftt.eer having spent thoF
afternoon.
die, in St. Marys, on FrldaY end interesting talk and showed ap)Itemeaerrinyeenrsiace,eaemivpi4nniatledminoese,
pictures on a recent trip
to t in thij�iy
Hill don
ne mieissTneernanetyn Goanrdsinuenrdaoyf
who has taught Mr the pat two awed by Mrs. Abner Passmere
ingj
coming year. Mr. Dennis Wyatt, in the ministry, He was Mtn- avnisduedmr‘‘,,ithanmamAir,sin,cwryietitchldr
Yegrs et Wocelhern, is going to and Edwin Mille th k d
summer Khoo! at University of on behalf a the 3-M Club. Sta9les'
Western Ontario, London.
Thp Titits-AcivPotOt Aprii 231 959 NO 10
Persil.* .items
Miss Gwen .of Kirkton
holidayed With_ IDebereh Jacques
tea Week.
Mr. end. Mrs. Don Wilson and
Mrs. Hugh Berry visited with MArs,gRamege Hwoadsgeernijoa,ened. Mr. and
sarinde Mr. and Mrs. Len Harris end
Charlotte Nesbitt visited or 4
Seeding
is in fidi swing; the Mrs. Almer Passmore were in fmel;,dasErnestla s t Barris
witthsrreniaa.lid
filigree of the evening. •
Sunday School end cluireh
friends in London on TuesdaY.
ground IA I..vorkIng IIP line and Birthday Party
the hum a the tractor' is to be yrs. Clara Hackney of Exeter services will be held Sunday ,,on.
heard in the air. The weather is Daylight Saving Time. Mission
somewhat colder end no doubt day
who celebrated her 80th birth -
_morning the church hoor,
when the farmers were using was guest of honor at the home
on Tuesday of last week n .d wt duringbe le on Sunder
horses they would have a rem-
°47Clirrotym.tamrtoy panessTrnuensrdeaye.aualis tenor of the realise and buy'
11 was decided to paint the ex -
Woodham WMS was hod jage dean: emveemninhe:is of her family sat new drapes and a rug for the
down. to a turkey dinner on Tues. study,
snirjh.decuert4s,dwariny inn tmheenlebleitirrseliprebsaesnet:
e
troll., Sarnia, Mitchell, London
Mrs. Fred Doup, president, pre- and the surrounding distriet.
Guests were present from De.
Geerge Wilson gave reports of e Mrs. Hackney received many
w
Mrs, Fred Doand Mrs. t gifts,
the Perth Presbyterial Wonlan'a 1 "r"nal itims
Missionary Society held in Strafe' Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Hunkin
Mrs,s
ford,,WilfredAreadiwngiisownos given by i and Margaret were guests on
I Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy
!McLaren of emnden.
Miss Nancy Passmore is spend,
ing two weeks with her cousins,
Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Moir of
Gorrie.
Nell and Laurel Deas have re.
education, Mrs, Emeey Deejer- By W, H. A, THOMAS ; proving the two remaining plants times is "warm weather",
dine; home economies, Mrs. The announcement that Cana- they turned out approximately wees meeting
Raymond English; historical re- than canners Ltd. factory in the same quantity of Preeltiction The April meetin of th
search, Mrs, Margaret Palter- sixaibroy is to bcidle Tor um from the two factories as they
ceme as a disturbing surprise to
many People.
When 4 was decided by the
company that. picking beans
I RI • • •
vie; agriculture and Canadian
industries, Mrs. Les Adems; re.
solutions, Mrs. Hugh Mnrenz;
Pres eoPorter, Mrs. Carman would not he canned in is 1 Canadian grown fruit and vege.
Leyte.
i was requested by growers to tehles whenever R is economi-
The motto '11, is better to light make inquiries About theearly possible to do so.
future
a candle than to grumble at the prospects for ,Lhe Strathroy fan- One ni the reasons the Strath.
dark," was taken h7' ides. .1. ;tory, This 1 did about One year roy plant is to be closed Ole
ar Commerce, led by Presidenti The ScoUts were privileged to
have as guests at their April 15 MacGregor and Mrs, C. Tavener.!ago. 1 was assured by the head year is that the sewage disposal
A trio camposed of Mrs. E. Des- . offiee. officials that Strathroy facilities for the factory are not
nicotine Col, N. Chamberlain, MisThelma Small of St.
jardipe,
eon; 104 1, Mts. Caiman• Lo-
had formerly turned out from
eight factories.
The company stales emphati-
cally that its policy is to nroeess
NOW OPEN
OPP of Grand Bend and Mr, G. Mansell Mason fevMrs. Mae Holt and Mrs. was considered to be one of their saliSfaelory. They have dis, s
aired with a better operations and was slated cussed with theThomas is visiting with her is -
c, Myers, superintendent of the Strathroy town ter Mrs. Norris Webb and Nor -
number.
Aldon Theatre Pinery Park, A film for exponsion rather than .con- officials possible remethee fen'
"Temegam,1 Annual reports were given. A ttraction. this trouble. The toes of tine in -
Range". was shewn and MI. committee .was appointed to i IL was expected at that time duslry to Strathroy and'
,,it Roy MeNaughton, of Cane, is
hi these days working with
BARBER
SHOP
Myers gave an interesting talk
make plans for digtrict. that the preceesing of picking would he very semen's and every IsY •
an the Prevention and fighting nf 21 11
forest fires, Other events Or tee 4 0 0 he ield in Grand beans would be resumed' in 1959, effort should he made bv all con- his bees.
"' . s. Max IurnImill and Rumors have been circulating cerned to save it if possible, prloIth,ing.Josoerne13.1ornmaert is lin-
evening included games, a log" Mrs. W. Love were named to for mime time that there is a
carrying race and map worl . plant flowers at the cemetery very large inventory of 'canned ; e. ': . -- - ' . ' .. e'e ... — - • - Mr, and grs. to Rixon, MarY
Last Friday and Saturday the fence, peas on hand and a‘eutting back; The story in Jane and Robert of London were
GRAND BEND Scoutmaster and 12 scouts at. of pea acreage would not have;
Operated by Wayne TterVey PlnerY
tended an overnight camp in the
Park. In spite of cold,
tiler, while the camp Describes NZ plop closing for this season WAS
been surprising, but the com, I' al'ntsbury S u n d a y visitors with Misses
Blanche and Rhea Mills.
Mr. and Mrs. ,Intin Tipping
of Exeter, graduate .of Wind. wet wea quite unexpected.
sor Barber School. wee being pitched, the spirits of to TWS I raised the matter in parlia-i
Yspent Sunday evening
the boys were high and no per- group hMQrs, and lvfrs. Al
By MRS, HEBER DAVIS
trent by way of a question as re- '5,. , . .,, .. -, .....,-; • ...-.; St„ Marys,
menent ill effects were reported, The TWS Group of the 'United
. ended up with a wrenched knee. the president, Mrs. Clark Ken.
tPouttehde onMirniasgter23o0f2 o'll'rallcalensaall'idd Sunday Service
worded as follows: e Boly Communion was held in was closed on Wednesday and
• . *have had the flie The school
HOURS . , although "Skip" Peete tried to Church held ite regular monthly' — A number of the Woodhamites
0 to 12 1 to 6 imitate a enountein goat, and meeting on Fru_lay evening with commerce,
Open Fri. and Sat. Nitee Patrol Leader Gerald Stoddart,
by hard work and perseverance,
Closed Wedoesdags qualified for his Queen's Scout
• •• . "
JAME; STREET
UNITED CHURCH
Rev, H. „/, Snell, Pastor
Mr. Lawrence Wein, A,W.C.M.
10:00 a.m.—Sunday School
11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship
Sermon Subject: "All That
She Had"
Anthem by the choir.
Solo: Iris Harvey
7:00 p,m,--Evening Worship
Sermon Subject: "The Lost
Son"
A Warm Welcome
Is Extended To Alt
Ladies' choir practice after tile
morning service,
(Alt services' on D.S.T.)
CALVARY CHURCH
Evangelical United Brethren
DAstiwoop
Rov. W, F, Kroft, Minister
Mrs. Ken McCrae, Organist
Sunday, April 26
(Daylight Saving Time)
10;00 tem. 'Basle Values of
Life
11:05 atm.—Sunda' School
7:30 p.m.—"Beauty for Ashes"
PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE -
S:45 am.—Sunclay Sehool
11;00 a.m.—Worship Service
7;30 pen,--Evangelietic Serviee
Wed., 8 p.m. — Prayer Service
Fri., 7:45 p.m. — Christ Ambas-
sador's service in the "Huron
County Home.
"Seek Ye the Lord while He
may be found, Call ye upon Him
while He is near."—Isaiah 55:6
Neter; Fyn, L, Winn -Rutter
BAYFIELD
BAPTIST CHURCH
Paster: Ivor BodenheM
g;45 a,m,—Bible Shot
11:00 e.m,—Mornine Worship
Sermon Subject: "Lest Houe
Lim Revealed"
7:30 p,m,—Evening Serviee
Guest Speaker; ReV. Don Sin-
clair of the Wingliant Baptist
Church.
\Vette I pan.— Bible Study and
Pt'ayer Seeviee
THAMES ROAD
MENNONITE CHURCH
EXETER
"Teach Mit Thy Truth 0 Lard"
10:30 een.—Sueday School
11:SG A.t.'-Worship
PaSter; Stinky Sautleir, titafar
tHE BE rHEL
REFORMED CHURCH
IN MMM STREET CHURCH
Nay, R. Van rtirawa, Minister
1:00 Pein, Worship
Mid Settnee (10glish)
e "A Strong Man"
8;1% pen,—Sunday Shool
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Ray. SAm011 Kerr, LA., B.D.
Minister
Organist: Mrs. S. G. Klatt
10;00 aer,—Sunday School
11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship
Sermon Subject; "The Synod
in Session"
Nursery for children up to six
years. '
7:30 p.m.—Preparatory Service
The session will meet at the
close of the preparatory ser-
vice.
MAIN STREET
The United Church
of Canade
Minister:
Rev, Robert S. Hilts, B.A„
Organist; Mrs, A. Willard
10;00 a.m.—Church School
11:15 a.m.—Morning Worship
"What is your Friendship
Worth?"
We welcome members of the
Independent Order of Odd Fel-
lows and Rebekahs to our ser.
viee.
Come and worship with us.
ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH
DASHWOOr
K. L. Zbrn, Pastor, Phone 45
(Daylight Saving Time)
10:00 a,m.—Sunday School
11:00 aen,—Worship Serviee
7;30 p.m,—L,L,L. Rally Service
Speaker: Rev. P. Effete., Lan-
don
All Are Welcome
CHRISTIAN,
REFORMED CHURCH
ReV, A. G. Van Eek, Minister
9;45 a,m.—Morning 'Worship
(English)
Rev, G. ,1, Ifoytetria, Clinton
2:15 p,me—Afternoon Worship
math)
Rev. G. J. Hoytenia, canton
3:30 p,m.—Sunday Shoot
nY OHna' SL Patrick s church Sunday, TbursdaY Owing in the Illness of
nedy presiding,
The devotionalperiod Lion which would confirm or deny j4fl 10 with 'Rev. P Dymond the teacher Mr Dennis Wyett
d
4 P was e rumors that. the eurtailment. of ree.tor in charge. Wil. and Mrs. William Bundle,
• , , .
by Mrs. Robert Jennison, s
a " operations at the Collodion Can -1 The flowers on the altar were Shirley and Gerald Brintnell .at -
and
by Mrs. Donald Hendrick
and Mrs. Ernie Grose. ners vegetable canning plant at placed there by the family of tended n
, • the Stewart-McNaughte
wedding held in Stratford on
Saturday afternoon.
3 ts partot a (.0mpanY , the late James !turner,
The guest .speaker, Mrs. David plan to replace Canadian pro -
Stanton, was introduced by Mrs, duction with imported unlabelled Personal Items
William Jewer, She 'spoke and canned vegetables?" i Mr. Cliff Ings and Mr. Alvin
showed slides on her native The minister replied that lie Calla London, spent. Sunday at
country, New Zealand. Mrs. had confirmed the renert that' the home of Mr' Hugh Carroll,
Lawrence Mason thanked Mrs. the factory was to be closed .for 1 Mrs. Hugh Carroll who was a
Stanton. 1059, but he was not in a position Patient in the nursing home in
The president then took the to answer the last part of the Luean for the past few months
chair for the business part of question because he did not was moved to Mason Villa pri-
the
minister and to cater 10 the -ban- 'were in the 1 Vete hospital, London, on Satur-
meeting. It was decided to know wiritplans p
purchase a typewriter for the
quet for the graduating class in
the local -school in June. 1-1°st-
esses were Mrs, E, McDroy and
Mrs. Payne.
Rev. A. E. Holley will address
the Soy Scouts and Cubs at the
mind of the comPanY,
I . also reported• the 'curtail• -
trent of operations at this 'fac-
tory to the minister of agricul-
ture. Be promised In make in-
quiries and do 'everything he
could to keep the factory in ape -
ration. and Mrs, 14. Davis.
morning service next Sunday, I had two phone conversations
April 26 in the United Church.•
with the officials of the company /Mrs. J. Turner
3,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Abbott,
Muriel and Wesley, were Sun-
day evening guests with Mr, and
Mrs. Ron Carroll,
Mr. and Mrs, Bob Tindall
were Sunday guests with Mr.
Orpha ,Club disbands for summer..at Hamilton. I told them of the .
The Orpha Club held its feet rumors being circulated that they
meeting of the season on Tues- were closing these Canadian SC 00 teacher
day evening at the home of Mrs, Plants and importing their sup- Mrs. James Turner, Saints -
'given of the work done through teem also of (lie reports being
James Gregg, A report wag plies of canned goods. I told bury, died in South Huron Hos-
pitat on Wedeesday, April 15, in
past year, the articles sent circulated of the number of . ,
year,
thenet eignty-tnire
to ,Lambton County Children's plants they were closing all
Aid aed the material op hand across the country: six of the'? She wee the former Emma
to begin work in the fall, eight plants in Lincoln County, TlYan, daughter of the late Mr.
The .euchre. party and display three nut of five plants in North. and Mrs. Prancix TIYAii, horn on
held in the Legion hall was a timberland County, as well as in- the CourSey line south of LL)O4O.
81.1.CCeStiv and an amount dividual plants in other locations She was a teacher before her
proximately $35.00 was realized. hot. in Ontario and also in mileage and carne to Saints
-
The club disbanded In meet again. British ColttInhte• bury as a bride in 1911 and since
hi September at the home of The company officials admit that Lime has resided on Con, 5
that .plants are being closed. BidduiPb.
Miss Mary Yea.Her husband died in
Personal items This IS beingdone for purposes 1957.
Mr, end Mrs, Kenneth Flear,
of London, spent the weekend at
their parents' homes, Mr. and
Mrs. Erie linen and Air. and
Mrs. Roy Flear. They accompa-
nied Mrs. Finan and Mrs. Clark
Kennedy and son Jimmie to Port
Huron on Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin .Ramsden
.daught.er of Toronto visited
with Mrs. Pamsden's parents,
Mr, and Mrs. Edward GUI over
the Weekend
ot economy in operetion. They She was an active member of
say that in these days of modern St. Patrick's church, a leacher
transportation, distance is not in the Sunday School and a
so important as it was in the former president nt the .WA.
days of horse transportationt She is survived by one daugh.
when Him factories were first ter, (Gladyt) Mrs. Clarence
eStablished. Farm products can Davis; two grandchildren; two
nheessTogv.ed,much further for pro-, sisters, (Ida) Mrs. W. Cerra'',
' ;Parkhill, and (LiXSie) Mrs. Gil -
The company policy is to rne- bc,rt Carter, Saskatcliewan.
chanize more fully a few of the The funeral service was held
existing plants and operate them at the C, Haskett, and Son Noe,
for three shifts a day. This will ram hole, Leman, on Saturday,
have the effect of cutting clown April 18, with interment in St.
the capital ens& of equipment by tomes cemetery, ci
mr' a" lea' Alaa8ell Mason bt Imre hours or
Pauline Mason, in Londo the
visited with their daughter, Miss "thing canning seei pallbearers were Mews. Ern.
son.
th t I d n over nse ttnring
The more units an mdivi et -son Hamilton, Toronto, Murray
Hamilton, Aliso Craig, Matinee
. ,
Mr. Wayne TurV0, of 1-tensall Machine !urns out, the less will
he the unit cost of production by McDonald, Gote Wetnerstraunli
that machine. ., a , arry arra an c
er
Lite Alden Theatre buildin for-
nierly necupiect by Mr. James
Dentimine,.
Mr. and Mrs, Thos, Tleird vis-
ited with Mr, and Mrs, Gerald
O'Rourke at Dashweod en Times -
day. During the weekend Mk. and
Mrs, Baird had as guests Mr,
and Mrs. Sidney Morrison and
Mr, and Mrs. Sar, ..Mkinatin of
Atwood and Mr, and Mrs, Wil -
Rani 13aird and soh and Mr. Del.
hot Mason of LendOn.
ZION, CHURCH Mr. and Mrs, Within Sturde•
. vent, and deughlers entertained
United Se4thein ter a birthday dinner MI SMICIAY
cREDITON Mr. and Mrs, tIligon Whiling
aid (Wily of relehrat.
"" St"'"( Paster bit -fluky,
10;00 .4,rit—Worship Mrs. i)onald Wilson Of flileaga
"Sympathy in the Chureh" Visited with hor Mater, Alm
11:15 a.m.-Church School
Harry Bessenberry, Mr Bowe.
Celina of Adinittietrotime berry and .femile 011 pewee,
Eridaye--Boye id Ghee Fellow- 1 -ler perents. Mr. and Mt$. M
Ship Russell of Who'll atompaiiied
her ta visit With the Boysenberry
THE ANGLICAN
Mr. and Mi'. A. Kerslake anti
CHURCH OF CANADA daughtor ban of London visited
Trivitt Meniortet, Ri
g With Mr. afid Aire, Clerk *h.
nqdst and family on Sutiday, •
Otto/. -iron de Vela', gado Daylight Saving 'will be, .eb.
obsbeert aniti;o6, 609ehho served hogilitlIng this fleet week -
April 2, AM eliding Sep..
Sandity, April 26, 1050 tembor 21, In Ma villtio of Grand
COMMUniOn 0600, and allregideritg are rt.
11:00 cmoNkMejoilitg Pl4gytt r/tteated tie ett •treeoielhigly, •
Nutlet% SUMO -86661
;00 natt.—Evelifitnitt, Mtellanilininti hat Ithllhid 10
better foteet rivanAgeplein.
Davis, ea! alit.
For example, the enmpeny
elaeed six of its eight raeinries
tO tilleOhl county but hy im.
ra.11111/~110.1.11.P.Olmni7g.mgalignmegglagettgamger000n
Let's Go
Dancing
at
BLUEWATER
DANCELAND
opening its 54Ceild SIMS011 Of/
Friday, May 1
niOal4 svpp1Ief by
1,EsJAtztitNE- britHESTRA
Dancing 10 Ii30
OPENING $PECIALt
DO tt PRIZES
Starflaalt dame*
2-.Eleefeir4 Clock
Adrielation 150
10114 YHE VIOW0S
LYRIC
THEATRE
THURs,, FRI, A SAT,
"Maracaibo"
* Carnal Wilds
* Jean Wallace
MON,, TUS, & WED.
"This Happy
Feeling"
* bebby ReYnOtch
* Cliff .furgeni
COMING- SOON The Whole I
"Snow Fire" Truth" Monday, April 27
700 o't lD.S.T.ock,
* Molly MeGewitt otaWart Geithigie eeo benne Read
* bah McGaWart (Otte Callan)
The special speakor will be—.
Dit. WM. SHARPt, of Aeck Soatotititti
test Hobo" Y" Shews
Nb,hPh Dioner 1.10ets Available at the Restaurot
itain be•ooe
sofitartiti suhthozi tot LtLL 1_ T thooLliratitiviSibeli PcOaarki It to H. MANN HAYS, 4,C.
n Presidetit, ExOcutive SeetetUY.
MRS, RUSS121
tti
•
WITNESSES AT ASSEMBLY
Thirty • ministers from the
Exeter congregation will attend
the three-day .Tehovali's ,Witnees
assembly in Sarnia this weekend.
according lo Gordon Smith, local
minister, The assembly will train
ministers with advanced scrip-
tural information to teach'
publicly.
BROWNIE'S
Drive -In Theatre
Clinton, Ontario
Featuring the Largest Wide
Screen in Huren County
FRIDAY ONLY, APRIL 24
— DOUBLE BILL -
"Life Begins
At
Mark Oornon—Dorothy Johnston I
arawa Beach
Head"
Kerwin Mathews — Julie Aclants
(One Cartoon)
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SATURDAY and MONDAY
April 25 and 27
— DOUBLE RILL
"Apache
Territory
(Ceder)
Rory Calhoun — harbara Bates.
"Ghost of the
China Sea
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David Brian — Lynn Berney
PLUS -3 Stooge- CoMadY
(One Cartoon)
DANCE
Mt. Carmel Hall
Fri., April 24
* Spot Dances
To the Music of the
KOOld QUINS ORCHESTRA
Everybody Welcome
Starlite
Drive -In Theatr•
8,5 Miles West of No, 4 Highway
en Crediton Read
5 Miles East of Grand SIMI/
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
April 24 and 25
"3.10 To Yuma
* Glenn Ferd
* Van Heflin
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2 Shows Nightly—Rein er Clio?.
First Show at Dusk
Children Under 12 in Car* Free
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ODDFELLOWS
AND
REBEKAH LODGES
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Will Hold Their Annual
CHURCH SERVICE
MAIN STREET UNITED CHURCH
Sunday, April 26
at 11;15 cm. Daylight Saving Time
Ladies Auxiliary, South Hurn Hospital
umrnage Sale
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Furniture Auction
SATURDAY, APRIL 25 1 P M.
Exeter Legion Hall
• Furniture Auction 1,00 to 2.00 p.m.
• town -wide pickup on Friday, commencing at 1 p.m.
or telephone 167•W,
.ClotMng, Furniture, Dishes, Books, Toys etc.
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TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
"The Man Inside"
Jack Palance Anita Ekberg
(One Cartoon)
Apr)! 21 and 20
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
April eft and May 1
DOUBLE BILL
"Senior Prom"
Jill Corey 'Prim
Ksioisy ,Smith
Anifued Meeting
and DINNER
HURON COUNTY
TB ASSOCIATION
Armstrongs Rettaurant, Exeter