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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1960-10-27, Page 23The TimevAcivaceti CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY 1, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Russell,c RR 1, rfxetcr, celebrated their ) 20th wedding anniversary oni Attending were Mr. and Airs,1 Sunday, Joe Martene, Chesley, .Mr. anal Mrs. Allan Swain and family, London; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Martene and. Mr. and Sirs. Ani- thou Marlene and families, Crediton, Mrs. Elizabeth Mar- tene and Mr. and Mrs. Eben Weigand. Dashwood. SPEAKS TP. TEAc.HERS. Ronald .Bogart, S111)J-IS .agri. culture •teaches; was one of five :speakers on the program. at 'the eleventh annual conference of agriculture teachers of the north• west zone of Southern Ontario,', whomet at st, Marys Saturday.. Be' described the garden plot program at the Exeter school, alE 17' Rummage Sale TOWN HALL Henson Sat., Oct. 29 City Boy: "These eggs ar. Grocer: "'They came fresh from the country." City Boy: "Well, I guess filmy were picked too sow' HENSALL DINETTE ;14,13 10:0g a,m,—Morning Worship i 11 a,m,—Sunday School -,7fao p.m.—Council meeting with Mr. Harry Bruegman and Rev. •• 13, Seebach to lead in the pre- sentation of venture in faith, ZION CHURCH `Evangelical United Brethren CREDITON A. M. Schlenker, Pastor Sunday, October 30 Happertirioe In. lanshard Sponsored by Centralia WA HOT Turkey Supper Centralia UNITED CHURCH Wed,, Nov, 9 Supper served from 5 p.m. (Numbering insures seating in order of arrival) Adults $1.50 Children under '12, 75e COMMUNITY CENTRE Hensall Sat, r - Oct 29 Costumes Not Necessary Admission: Members 35't Non Members 500. DANCING EVERY Saturday Night at the. Lucan Arena 2:00 p.m. "I've got him eating out of the palm `of my hand now." Anyone Wish in g to have articles picked up call 156 "oh? Saves a lot of dishwash- ing I guess!" or 262J1 Hensaii. lult i lM ,14.1111141111111111,0n1114411111MtlimillintlifimillnilltWillitill4Oinilit412.114114411.1MMIAIMMOMU1411 Legion Fowl Bingo 0 i Every Wednesday Night From Nov. 2 to Dec. 21 Exeter Legion Hall STARTING AT 9;00 P.M. rtr 15 ROUNDS OF CHICKENS * 10 ROUNDS OF TURKEYS TURKEY DOOR PRIZE Admission 5()0 Extra Cards Available 'Iniusilillt(MI111110111”.111111110110M 1 H 1111111 I11 110111)11111111MMIUMIUMMIIIIUMPHIllillintUMIHIUHlei 1.10111 iiiii 111fi.i.n$1011011.MHIMMOMIIIIIIIM141111111111111110/111111111111101011111111111M111111111111110111HIHHOi a MASQUERADE DANCE Saturday Night EXETER LEMON Dancing 9 to 12 Dress Optional SPOT DANCES FOR THOSE IN COSTUME Admission 750 per Person and Jackets Not Allowed iiiii llllll ?..111111.110 1 t1111111111 1 01111)1 1 1 111t111 E1011111.1111111 1 4111,11111,11t.1.110.1111111111411.1111111110.111114 klIIIIIIIIIIIIIIM111101,1111111 1 ,11 tilillIR111 111 111 1111,11 111111111t11,1 1/111111110,1.11/11111111111,11111111111111111111111211111/Wq Poppy ay Saturday, November 5 WEAR A POPPY IN REMEMBRANCE Remembrance Day Film "THE LONG SILENCE" Fri., Nov, 4 7 8 30 0.111, EXETER LEGION HALL Also Colored Slides of Remembrance Day Scenes in Exeter FREE ADMISSION School Children Especially Welcome Jeans Last Dance Of The Season at II Blue titer Danceland Friday,. October 28 I Check This Exciting Prize List Cerefully a BEST DRESSED COUPLE ,....... ............... $10.00 BEST COMIC COUPLE BEST DRESSED LADY $ s.00 BEST MEN'S COMIC .... .,,,„ l $ 5.00 'BEST HALLOWE'EN COSTUME ...- x00 Judging at 1..00 p.tiri, Dancing 10 rail. 'to 2 a.m. Music by Desiardinil 0111130lia tlbs11` PrItit A Tnrkty No Dante on Priday, October 21 $10.00 $ 5.00 BEST DRESSED GENTLEMAN $ 4.00 BEST COMIC LADY 5 Featuring the Largest \4lide Screen In Huron coun ty i W 111111111 011111111 HIMMIMWOMMIIIIMMIIIIIMMHIMIIIIHIMHIMMI1101111/111UM11111011111111111111111FI0k; 2 Shows Nightly, Rain or Clear, I 5 First Show at Dusk Admission 650 Children Under 12 in Cars Free FRIDAY and SATURDAY October 28 and 29 -- DOUBLE FEATURE — Clinton - Ontario PLAN TO ATTEND THE Hallowe'en Masquerade — Continued from page 16 Mrs, 'CourseY is. Making satiVae. tOry recovery but will require weeks of treatment yet. Mrs. L, Derham Who will soon be leaving to spend the winter • • with her danghter in London, . • en- Lucan personal ems g hors last Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Robb en- tertained Mr. and Mrs. James '• • Bawtenheimer and son Dale at Organist: Mrs. S, G, Klett a belated Thanksgiving family S. M. Sauder, Pastor Mrs. Will Paton, of Parkhill, JAMES STREET UNITED CHURCH Rev, S. X.- :Lewis, M.A., Minister nar. Lawrence Wein, A.W.C,M. Organist and. Choirrne'ster 10 A.M.--,SUNDAY SCHOOL All Departments 11 A.A.—MORNING SERVICE, AntheM by the Choir "Keeping interest and 'Vitality in. Your Personal Faith" CHRISTIAN I REFORMED CHURCH Rev, A. G. Van Eek, Minister' THAMES ROAD. j 9:45 a.m,—Worship in English 2:15 .p.m.—Worship in Dutch MENNONITE CHURCH • 6:15 p.m.—Back to God Hour— CHLO (680 kc.) DASHWOOD 10:00 a.m.—Sunday School 11:00 a,.m.—Service THE BETHEL REFORMED CHURCH IN MAIN STREET CHURCH HEAR THE Rev, R. Van Farowe, Minister THE ANGLICAN CHURCH OF ,CANADA Trivitt Memorial, Exeter Rev. Bren de Vries, Rector Robert Cameron, Organist Sunday, October 30, 1960 8:30 a.m.—Quiet Communion 11:00 a ,—Morning Prayer Nursery and Sunday School Guest Preacher; The Rev, Robert bleally ' BAYFIELD BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor: Ivor Bodenham `.1.0:00 a.m.—Bible. School a.m,—Morning Worship ,-:3.0 p.m.—Evening Services •Ved,, 8 p.m.—Prayer Service 111111111, Pentecostal Church Main Street 9:45 A.M.—Sunday School 11:00 A.M.—"THE CHURCH AND ITS PLACE IN THE WORLD" 7:30 P,M. GIDEON CAMP FOR THIS AREA ' SINGING AND PREACHING FRIDAY- 6:30 P.M.—SKY PILOTS 8:00 P.M.—YOUTH' MEETING WEDNESDAY- 8:00 P.M.—PRAYER I was glad when they said unto me let us go to the house of the LORD . ii 11.111 111 11P.IllftlifIftlfl.m111011111.11.1111111/y0111/11,111111,11111IIIIIIIMIIIM.1,111111111!iiitlif1111,!,S,111111 /11,,OM . :..ittiltilfiff 1111)11,1111M1,11t11111/01,11,1101,1111,111PIIIMit.0111,1111011 ,1,,0,111,,1,111;,0111/.1111 1 111,,,,,11 1,111[1,1"flitli, Evangelistic Meetings DATE—NOVEMBER 2 - 6 TIME—EACH EVENING, AT 8:00 P.M. PLACE—THAMES ROAD MENNONITE CHURCH Group Singing and'Special Numbers Each Night EVANGELIST REV. NEWTON GINGERICH, Markham, Ontario In times like these Seek ye the Lord While He may be found, Call ye upon Him While He is near; COME THE FIRST NIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT ALL ARE WELCOME • k 4 Main St, united ChOrch 65th Anniversary preaching at both services .g,th,.• Mr, tome. Artadher, Zttri6h,. Soloist 8t. Motto • Central Utited Cht.wch Chbit, Vt1ke$, directed by Mr. AllAn tort. Miss Nellie Foreman, of Lon- Mr. and Mrs, William, Brown- lee were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Laverty and fam- ily of. Hamilton, Mr. and. Mrs. James McIntosh were weekend guests of Bramp- ton and Richmond Hill friends. Mr. and Mrs. George Paul and family were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Langs of Markdaie. Mrs. Erie Young of Lucan and Mrs. Howard Cranston spent last Thursday with 'Mrs. Ed' Dun- seith of St. Marys. Mrs. Murray Hodgins and Miss Beverley Butler, last Saturday attended the Camp Counsellor's Evaluation dinner meeting at the home of Mrs. D. A, Lizmore of London. Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Charsley and. Mrs. MI 0. Smith accompa- nied Mr. Smith on Sunday as far as Waterloo where they were guests of Mr, and Mrs. Les Franey. Mr. Smith went oi„ as far as !,Muson.ee where he will be erecting another radar tower. Mrs. Murray Hodgins last Sat- urday evening entertained 12 boys and girls in honor of her son Ward's birthday party. Fol- lownig bowling .at the Lucan Lanes the young people returned to the house for refreshments,, and dancing. Mr. and 'Mrs. Roscoe Hodgins and family were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Morley. Miss Reta Chown last Friday tripped. over A hex in her living- morn and broke a' bone in her right shoulder. She is a patient in. St. Joseph's Hospital. Mt. Sheridan Revington arid his 14-year-old granddaughter, Carlo Revington, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Lyle ReVington, Celebrated joint birthdayS at a family gathering held at the home of the former last Sunday. On Friday, Oct. 20 Mrs. Har- old Cobleigh of the Public School staff, entertained at a dinner patty for her daughter Ilene Denaldsori's 16th birthday and also for a farewell party for Caroline Laur who is moving to the States, Following the din- ner .the party attended a show in London. and. then spent the evening with Brenda Caverhill of Ilderton. Judy Haskett of Lu- can was among the Medway guests. Mr, and Mrs. W. Z. Hickson Of Margaret St. had as their Sunday. guest Mr. Roy Hickson Of London. who arrived:by. plane. Many Lucanites seeing hini land in a -field. nearby thought it. was a plane in trouble. Cancer dressing The Lucan WI are again spon- soring the niaking of cancer Immunization Clinic An immunization clinic will be held in the Lucan Public School Monday, Oct. 31 at 9.15 a.m. far protection against smell-pox. dressings. The first work meet- , Report on Shipka Ore nd m othe r honored Mrs, Philip Fassold, formerly of Dashwood, who celebrated her eightieth birthday on October 19, was one of the grandmothers Shop. Mr. and Airs. Roy Morenz vis- ited on Sunday with Roy's uncle Mr. Ed Morena in Marine City, Mich., and called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wakeham in Port Huron on the way home. Wakeharn. is Mrs, Morenz' aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Nicholson, Kenneth and Leona, of Bridg- den, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth. Westman, Barry and. Cheryl and Miss Dorothy Harlton, RN, of London and Mr. and Mrs. Karl Guenther, John and Janet were Sunday visitors at the home of their parents Air. and. Mrs. Herbert Harlton, on the occa- sion of Mr, and Mrs. Harlton's wedding anniversary and also Mr. Harlton's birthday, Miss Kathryn Love was organ- ist and acompanied the soloist, Miss Joanne Masse of Grand Bend, at the Bell-Shaw wedding in the Grand Bend United Church on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Harlton visited during last week with Mr. and Mrs. Ekron Hodgins at Woodstock. The social evening and bake sale, sponsored by the WA, in the school on Friday evening was very successful, Miss Ruth. Fas- sold of London presented the colored pictures of her trip to Russia during the summer and also •interesting comments on each picture. Mrs. Wray Sweitzer and Mrs. Ross Love attended the Times- Advocate Family Banquet, at Armstrong's in Exeter on Sat- urday evening. Mrs. Philip Fassold who has been visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Milton. Rats is presently visiting at the home of her son, Mr. Walter Fassold, in London. COMING EVENTS— OYSTER SUPPER, Woodham Orange Hall, Friday, November 4. Admission, adults $1.50: child- ren 750. Supper served from 5:30 p.m.' 27c RUMMAGE SALE — The Wo- men's Auxiliary, RCAF Station Centralia, will sponsor a rum- mage sale in Exeter Legion Hall on Saturday, October 29, at 10:00 a.m. 27c BAZAAR, Bake Sale and Tea, Greenway United. Church, on, Saturday, October 29, at 2:30 p.m., in We church basement, BAZAAR — Centralia United Church bazaar, Oct,a,ar-/N•• 3 0.111.., 'memo, BY MRS. OI,..AGWYN HOOPER Hyde Park entertained at their home on Saturday in honor Of Air. and. Mrs. Kenneth P'arkin, Mr. and Mrs, Joe Dann of. son's tenth wedding anniversary. Mrs. George Dann of London, Air. and Airs. Garry Lang and family of St. Marys were guests also. Mrs. Lathe Jones of London, Airs. Alvada Hopkinof Mitchell, spent the weekend with Mr, and Sirs. Wm. Jones.' Mr, and Mrs, Ross Jones of London were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. W.n. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Theo Stephens of Anderson were Tuesday eve- ning visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Massey. Mr. and Mrs. Cla- rence Martin of Exeter were also guests. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Thac- ker and family were Sunday vi- sitors with Mrs. T. Waugh, Dr. and Mrs, John Beattie of Lon- don. Mr. and Mrs. Claire 'Sisson and. Marie, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fetch of Strathroy were Sun- day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dale and family of Mar- lette, Michigan, Mr. and Mrs. Gladwyn Hooper attended the Exeter Times-Advo- cate banquet at Armstrong's Restaurant at Exeter on Satur- day evening. Mr. and Mrs, Gladwyn Hooper, Veryl, and Jeanette attended the, miscelleanious shower for the latter's niece, Miss Beth Facet', bride-elect of this week, at Well- burn on Saturday evening, Mrs. Kenneth Parkinson enter- tained on Friday afternoon for Ann in honor of her ninth birth- day. She hart as her guests Don- na. Strahan, Ruth Mills, Sandra Donnell, Marie Langford, Veryl and Jeanette Hooper, Cathy and Joy Thacker, Sharon Thomson and Brenda Parkinson, BAZAAR & TEA Centralia United Church Friday, Oct, 28 3:00 p.m. SAFE DRIVER Jake Reder fence civilian driver with RCAF a department of national de- Station Clinton is at the wheel of his three-ton truck ready to take part in the army's annual central command safe and skill- ed driving competition at Fort York Armoury, Toronto. To en- ter the competition a driver must have an accident free mc-; ord during the past year. Mr.1 Reder lives in Bayfield. He is. the son of , Mr. Jake Reder, Exeter. —ND photo Henry: "Did 'dad promise you something if you rake the leaves?" Mike: "No, but he promised me something if I didn't!" FREE. TAXI SERVICE supplied by the ASPHALT ANGELS. Sat., Nov, 5 from 1:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Rev. Samuel Kerr, 7n.,A., Minister GOSPEL HOUR - 2:00 p,m,—Worship and Sermon EVERY ,(English) THURSDAY EVENING, 9" P.M. 3;30 pm.—Sunday School over CHLO-680 November 1, 8 p.m.—Reforma- tion Day Rally for the public in the Christian Reforme Church. ; •• ',191.11,1111111111111M11,111.11111i111/10,11(11.1 iiiii 1111,1 tillfllitiu11111.111111,1111111111/11111111111111IIIIIIII Sunday; October 30 Rev, John T. Nichols Colborne St. United Church, London, dinner last: Monday. 9 at 8:00 p.m. be Brigadier Stan Jackson of NOTE: Serviee and S u ri d a y the SalvationArmyLondonh :00 a.m.—Sunday School Mr. and Mrs. Jack for- 10:00 a.m,,Service of Worship merly of Lucan, and the tatter's LAYMEN'S SUNDAY mother, Mrs. Pfaff of London, , were Sunday guests of Mr. and Service will be eonducted by !Mrs. Irving Gibson. three laymen. Tuesclay , Nov. mee u ng l The guest speaker at the next Meeting of the Lions Club will , • • Call for tenders on debentures Council has called tenders for purchase of the $83,000 debent- ure is-sue required by the PUC to finance installation of its new Rose Revington, of Liman spent: last weekend in Detroit, the well on Huron St. and erection of its filtration plant at River- guests of Mr. and Mrs. William view Park. Walker. Mrs. Louis Kilmer has Rate of interest on the bonds ed. home from a week's visit return- will be 5i4%, a reduction of 1/2 % from the debentures which were owf Kitchener. and and Mrs. Bill Kilmer er. issued earlier this year for high and public school additions, don, and her sister, Mrs. Frank Fast action from T-A Classi- fieds! Kermety of. Vancouver called ,on Phone 770. Lucan friends twice last 'week. • ing will be held in the United Church schoolroom Thursday, October 27. w. 0 chosen CFPL's, "Grandma- School on Standard Time, was a former Lion in Vancouver ther of the week," contest. and Toronto and has worked Mrs, Fassold received a do-Ala s the Salvation Army n sea red roses, courtesy of Tem- ka. Another attraction will pleton's and Sandy's Flower be a 90-year-old banjo player. was a recent guest of her friend; Personal items 10:30 a.m.—Worship Service Mrs. Cecil Robb and. Mr. Robb, Mr. and Airs. Matthew SW-eit- 11;15 a,m,—Stinday School and. Mr. Benny Saulnier is recover- zer, Mrs. Milton Ratz, Mrs. ja- Adult Bible Class ing from a severe attack of. the cob Ratz acompanied by Mrs, N. EVANGELISTIC MEETINGS flu. McCallum of London were Sun- November 2 to November 6 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mod-, day visitors with 'Mr, and. Mrs. All Are Welcome gins were Sunday guests of Mr. Ray Collet and family in Tor- and. Mrs, Alvin McLean and onto. ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH fa Amiirl.y. and Mrs. H. A. Chown Mr. and Mrs. Karl Guenther and family of Alice and John attended the funeral moved into their new St. ha in ve homeof Karl's sister, Mrs. W. Build- the Langford - O'Neil new sub- scho, in Kitchener on Saturday, division. Lucanites got their first real taste of winter when they found several inches of snow on the ground Monday morning. Mrs. Sheridan Revington has returnel home after spending a few days in London with her mother, Mrs. Harry hieFalls who was on the sick list. Mrs. Bob Coleman on Friday, Saturday and Sunday visited her sister, Mrs. Frank Coates, at the South Huron Hospital, Exe- ter. On Friday she got a chance up with Mr. and Airs. Frank Hardy. On Saturday Rev, and Mrs. Harold Dickins of Roches- ter and Mrs. Lorne McFalls of London called for her and on Sunday she accompanied her daughter, ,Mrs, W. W. Garrett and granddaughter Miss Doreen Garrett of the London PS staff. Mrs. Harry McNaughton, of London, and her sister, Miss Reforma ion Day Rally Tires,, Nov, 1 — 8 p.m. EXETER CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH Mein Street 'North "WITI-1' GOD'S WORD 1N GOVS WORLD" Rev, A, G. Van, .Eel?'` "SO YOU Ant A PROPtSPANT" Rev. it Van rAtOWe This is A public. Meeting You Are urged to Otte. ANNUAL MASQUERADE a n d Fancy Dress Ball at Russelldale Hall, Friday, October 28. Usual, prizes; lugch counter; admis- sion 750. .• 20:27c ANNUAL BALL, Beta S i g in a Phi Sorority, Legion Hall, .Ex-, eter, Fr id a y, November 18. MR. & Dancing 1.0 to 1, Johnny Downs: and his orchestra refreshments; ' $5.00 per "couple, Proceeds for charity. 20:2713:10c (nee Connie Corbett) Wed., Nov, 2 at Brodhagon Good Music Everyone Welcome Ladies provide lunch. HOT TURKEY SUPPER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Thedford Fri., Oct. 28 Served from 5 to 8 Standard Time . Adults $1.25 Children e - 12, 50. under 12 free. Reception 61, Dance PHONE 437 or drop irl at the Library Basement Mensal! District TEEN TOWN Hallowe'en DANCE MRS. BOB CHAFFE 9-12' to the =Sic of the • CANADIAN PLAYBOYS Orchestra Admission 75e. Brownie's DRIVE-IN LIMITED 'Horrors of the Black Museum' (Adult Entertainment) Michael Gough, Juno Cunningham 'The Hoadloss Ghost' Richard Lyon, Lilians Setana (Ono Cartoon) LYRIC THEATRE V;‘(71,11 THASOAY, FRIDAY 8, SATURDAY — OCT. 27, 28, 29 Dog Of Flanders" Starting ba d Ladd, Donald Crisp and Theodora Bickel (Cinainascope and Color) MONDAY, 1. ESDAY WEDNESDAY Oct. SI. Nov. 1, 2 h tO Branded Women" Starring v Mangene, Vera Miles and flap ostleles Adult Enterfliinitierif ALWAYS A COLOR CARTOON 16414444114(414411444tartrilni frimiy,ramisc ......„„„.............,,,,,,,,,,................„,„,,,„,,,,..,,,„.„„„,,,,,,„.....