The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1960-10-27, Page 211:00 a.m.—Morning Worship
p.m.—Evening Services Fast action from T-A Classi-
Wed.,,8 p.m.—Prayer Service fieds! Phone 770.
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Pentecostal Church
441
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,—YOU TH'MEETING
WEDNESDAY—
. 8:00 P.M.—PRAYER
I was glad when they said unto me let us go to
the house a the LORD . . .
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Evangelistic
Meetings
DATE—NOVEMBER 2 - 6
TIME—EACH EVENING AT 8:00 P.M,
PLACE—THAMES ROAD. MENNONITE CHURCH
Group Singing ancl'Special Number* 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
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Main St. United Church
65th Anniversary
Sunday;
October 30
Rev, John T.
•
Nichols
Colborne St, *United
Church, London,
preaching at both
services.
SAFE RIVER Jake Reder,
a department of national de-
fence civilian driver with RCAF
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 rec-
ord during the past year. Mr.
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.
Centralia United
Church
Friday, Oct. 28
3:00 p.m.
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, 750
PHONE .437
or .drop in at the
Library Basement
Hensel! District
TEEN TOWN
Hallowe'en
DANCE
COMMUNITY CENTRE
Hensall
Sat.,- Oct. 29
Costumes Not Necessary
Admission: Members 3,W.
Non Members 500,
DANCING
Saturday
Night
EX E TER
LEGION
Dancing 9 to 12
Dress Optional
SPOT DANCES FOR
THOSE IN COSTUME
Admission 750 per Person
Jeans and. Jackets Not Allowed
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Lucan personal iitems
ing will be held. in the United
Church. schoolroom Ifilursdan,
October 27.
I m munilation Clinic
An immunization .clinic will be
held in the. Lucan. Public School
,Monday, Oct. 31 at 9.15 .a.m. for
protection against smell-pox.
dressings. The first work meet.
CEI,ABRATE ANNIVERSARY
Mr...and: Mrs, Homer Russell,
11,13. 3,, Exeter, celebrated their
20th wedding anniversary on
Sunday.
were Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Marlene, ,ChesleY, Mr. and
Mrs. Allan Swain' and family,
. London,. Air. and Mrs. Charles
Marlene and Mr. .and Mrs. Ant
thenY Marlene and families,
Creditors, Mrs, Elizabeth Mar-
tene and Mr. and Mrs. L'ben
Weigand, Dashwood.
Tho ThrokAcIvocatO, .0;1°h:or 27, 190 PEE. 17
4IAMES . STREET
UNITED ,CHURCH
R ev, S, E, Lewis, M,A.,
Minister
Mr, .1.,ewrenee Wein, A,W.C.M,
Organist end Choirmester
10 A.A1.-SUNDAY SCHOOL
All Departments.
11 A.M.—MORNING ,SERVICE
Anthem by the Choir
"Keeping interest and Vitality
in Your Personal Faith"
CHRISTIAN.
REFORMED CHURCH
.Rev, A, G, Van Eek, Minister'
•9:45 a.m,—Worship in English
2:15 p.m.—Worship in Dutch
i 6:15 p.m.—Back to God Hour—
CHL.0 (680 kc,)
ZION CHURCH
Evangelical United Brethren
CREDITON
A. M, Schlenker, Pastor
Sunday; October 30 •
lot a.m,—Morning Worship
ii a.m.—Sunday School
7:3o p.m.—Council meeting with
Mr, Harry Bruegman and Rev,
B. Seebach to lead in the pre-
sentation of venture in faith,
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.m.—Morning Prayer
Nursery and Sunday School
Guest Preacher; The Rev.
Robert Meally
BAYFIELD BAPTIST
CHURCH
Pastor: Ivor Bodenham
':10:00 a —Bible School
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH.
Rev. Samuel Kerr, a.p.
Minister
0r9anist: Mrs. S. G,.Platt
9:00 .a.m.—Sunclay School
10:00 a.m.—Service of Worship
LAYMEN'S SUNDAY
Service will be conducted by
three laymen,
Tuesday, Nov. 1—Circle meeting
at 8:00 p.m,
NOTE:Service and Sunday
School on Standard Time.
TH AMES ROAD
MENNONITE CHURCH
S. M. Sauder, Pastor
10;30 a.m.—Worship Service
11:15 ant—Sunday School and
Adult Bible Class
EVANGELISTIC MEETINGS
November 2 to November 6
All Are Welcome
ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH
DASHWOOD
10;00 a.m.—Sunday School
11:00 a.m,—Service
THE BETHEL
REFORMED CHURCH
IN MAIN STREET CHURCH
in the Christian Reformed
Church.
Call for tenders
ure issue required by the. PUC
to finance installation of its new
well on Huron St. and erection
of its filtration plant at River-
view Park.
Rate of interest on the bonds
will be 53,4%, a reduction of 172%
from the debentures which were
issued earlier this year for high
and public school additions,
—Continued from page 16
Mrs..Coursey is making satisfac-
tory recovery but will require
weeks of treatment yet.
Mrs. L. Derham who will soon
be leaving to. spend the winter.
with her daughter in London, en-
tertained a number. of her neigh-
bors last Thursday'
Mr. and Mrs.. Cecil Robb en-
tertained Mr. and Mrs, James
Bawtenhelmer and son Dale at
belated. Thanksgiving family
dinner last Moeday.
Mr. and Mrs, ,lack Neil, for-
merly of Lucan, and the latter's
mother, Mrs. Pfaff of London,
were Sunday guests of Mr, and
Mrs. Irving Gibson.
The guest speaker at the next
meeting of the Lions Club will
be Brigadier Stan Jackson of
the Salvation Army, London, who
was a former Lion in Vancouver
and Toronto and has worked
with the Salvation Army in.
Alaska. Another attraction will,
be 90-year-old banjo player.
Mrs. Will Paton, of Parkhill,
was a recent guest of her friend;
Mrs. Cecil Robb and Mr, Robb.
Mr, Benny Saintlier is recover-
ing from a severe attack of the
flu,
Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Hod-
gins were Sunday guests of Mr,
and Mrs, Alvin McLean and
family,
Mr. and Mrs, fl. A. Chown.
and family of Alice St. have
moved into their new home in
the Langford. - O'Neil new sub-
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 McFalls
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 'Mrs. Frank
Hardy, On Saturday Rev, and
Mrs. Harold Dickins of Roches-
ter and Mrs. Lorne McFalls of
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 Hal], 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
ANNUAL MASQUERADE a n d
Fancy Dress Ball at Russelldale
Hall, Friday, October 28. Usual
prizes; lunch counter; admis-
sion 75c. 20:27c
Blanshard
By MRS, GLADWYN HOOPER
City Boy; "These eggs aro.
Grocer: "They game fresh
from the country."
City soy: "Well, I guess thy
were picked too soon.
HENSALL KINETTE CLUB
Rummage
Sale
TOWN HALL
Henson
Sat., Oct. 29
2:00 p.m.
HEAR THE
GOSPEL HOUR
EVERY
i THURSDAY EVENING, 9
over CHLO-680
Rev. R, Van Farowe, Minister
2:00 p.m.—Worship and Sermon
(English)
P.M. 3:730 p.m.—Sunday School
November 1, 8 p.m.—Reforma-
tion Day Rally for the public
111.00 a.ni. Mr. Lorne Amacher, Zttrich, Mold
7:80 Thomas Central United Church
Choir, 25 voices, directed by Mr, Allan 14arring.
ton,
London, and her sister, Miss
Rose Revington, of Lucan spent
last weekend in Detroit, the
guests of Mx, and Mrs, William
Walker.
Mrs. Louis Kilmer has return-
ed home from a week's visit
with Mr. and Mrs, Bill Kilmer
of Kitchener.
Miss Nellie Foreman, of Lon-
don, and. her sister, Mrs. Frank
Kennety of Vancouver called. on.
Lucan friends twice last 'week.
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
I and family were Sunday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Langs
of Markdale.
Mrs. Erie Young of Lucan and
Mrs. Reward 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. Lizinore of
London.
Mr. and Mrs, P. Charsley
and Mrs. 0. Smith accompa-
nied Mx. Smith on Sunday as
far as Waterloo where they were
guests of Mr, and Mrs. Les
Franey. Mr. Smith went at, as
far as 'Musonee 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
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Report on
Shipka
Grandmother honored
Mrs. .1)..bilip Fassold, formerly
of Dashwood, who celebrated her
eightieth birthday on October 19,
was one of the grandmothers
chosen on CFPL's, "Grandmo-
ther of the week," contest,
Airs. Fassold received a do-,
zen red roses, courtesy of Teme°
pleton's and Sandy's Flower
Shop,
Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Slieit-
zer, Mrs. Milton Rats, Mrs. Ja-
cob Ratz acompanied by Mrs.
McCallum of London were Sun-
day visitors with Mr. and. Mrs.'
Ray Collet and family in Tor-
onto,
Mr, and Mrs. Karl Guenther
and John attended the funeral'
of Karl's sister, Mrs. W, Bund-
scho, in Kitchener on Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Morons vis-,
lied on Sunday with Ray's unclei
Mr. Ed Morons in Marine City„
Mich., and called at the home ,
of Mr, and Mrs. Wakeham in,
Port Huron on the way homed
Mrs. Wakeham is Mrs, Morons'
aunt.
Mr. and. Mrs. Clyde Nicholson,
Kenneth and Leona, of Bridg-
den, Mr. and. Mrs, Kenneth.
Westman, Barry and Cheryl and
Miss Dorothy Hariton, RN, of
London and Mr, and Mrs. Karl
Guenther, John and Janet were
Sunday visitors at the home of
Garrett of the London PS staff, Miss Joanne Masse of Grand
c eon
the States, Following the din.; prior
nor the party attended a show
in. London and then spent 'diet dele-
eveMng with Brenda Caverhillt high
of Ilderton. Judy Haskett of Lu-ts will
can was among the Medwapart of
guests. lie in-
Mr. and Mrs. W. Z. Hiektonid will
of Margaret St. had as theirtw the
Sunday guest Mr. Boy Hicksongfieial
of London who arrived.by
Many Lucanites seeing him land
in a - field. nearby thought it
was a. plane in trouble. rte ap-
Cancer dressing s f the
The Liman WI are again spoil-
soring the making of canterriginai
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Reformation
Rally
Tues., Nov. 1 — 8 p.m.
EXETER CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH
Main Street North
"WIT GOD'S WORD IN Govs WORLD"
Rev, A. G. Vali talc
"SO YOU Alt); A PROTP1STANT"
Rey, fL Van rarOWe
This is 'a public meeting, Y011 are urged f0 CO1116.
ay
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dann of
Hyde Park entertained at their
home on Saturday in honor of
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Parkin,-
son's tenth wedding anniversary, I
" • '' Mrs. George Dann of London,
Mr. and. Mrs. Garry Lang and
family of St. Marys were gileSts
also.
their parents Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Harlton, on the occa-
ion of Mr, d Mrs. H lt n'
Mrs. Lottie Jones of London,
Mrs. Arn. Jones.'
Airs. Alvada Ilepkin of Mitchell
spent the weekend with Mr; and,
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 hlossey, Mr. and Mrs. Cie.'
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;
Petch of Strathroy were Sun-j
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,
Very! and Jeanette attended the
miscelleanious shower for the
latter's niece, Miss Beth Facey,
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 had as her guests Don-
na. Strahan, Ruth Mills, Sandra
Dunnell, Marie Langford, Veryl
and Jeanette Hooper, Cathy and
Joy Thacker, Sharon Thomson
and Brenda Parkinson.
Sat., Nov. 5
from 1:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
"I've got him eating out of the
palm 'of my hand now." Anyone wishing to have
log I guess!"
"Oh? Saves a lot of dishwash. artieies picked up
or 262J1 Hensall. call 155
Legion Fowl Bingo is
Every Wednesday Night
From Nov. 2 to Dec. 21
Exeter Legion Hall
STARTING AT 9:00 P.M.
* 15 ROUNDS OF CHICKENS
3 10 ROUNDS OF TURKEYS
* TURKEY DOOR PRIZE
Admission 500 Extra Cards Available
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MASQUERADE DANCE
SPEAKS TO TEACHERS
Ronald Bogart, mAis agri;
culture teacher; was one of five
speakers on the program at the,
eleventh annual conference of
agriculture 'teachers of the north-
west zone of Southern Ontario,
who met at St. Marys Saturday.
He described the garden plot
program at the Exeter school,
Reception
6g, Dance
..iattArtt IVE-IN
Brownie s
at Brodht
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t these conditions," rap
During the meeting, the board I "I
equipment which had been re-
quested from members of the,
teacking staff,
A requisition for $500 worth of
equipment for the library was:
granted. The equipment included;
a filing cabinet, magazine rack, (ling:
—Please turn to page 31
& TEA
EVERY
Saturday Night
at the
Lucan Arena
to the music of. the
CANADIAN
PLAYBOYS
Orchestra.
Admission 75
peep,
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appli
Peopl
LIMITED
FREE ADMISSION
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School Children Especially Welcome
on - Ontario I ,—..
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Show at Dusk PLAN TO ATTEND THE
lission 650
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and SATURDAY
r 28 and 29
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Friday, October 28 -
Saturday, November 5
WEAR A POPPY IN REMEMBRANCE
Remembrance Day
Film
'THE LONG SILENCE"
Fri., Nov. 4 8:30 0.m,
EXETER LEGION HALL
Also Colored Slides of Remembrance Day
Scenes in Exeter
Check This Excitinv Prize List Carefully
Hallowe'en
Masquerade
MONDAY, TU
"Fjk,4 HAS FIVE SETS OF GRA
Xathryn Co.oper, daughter
sta"I'v „hiper, cali boast of
Bt children, She's surrounded h
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-udvitig timiting 10 pmi. 'to 2 e,11 6
Music by Dol. rdine Orchestra
Door ,'rite A Turkey
No Millet .ell Pritliy, -.October 21
BEST DRESSED COUPLE ..... $10,00
BEST COMIC COUPLE ................. $10,00
BEST DRESSED LADY . ........ $ 5.O0
BEST bilesseo GENTLEMAN $ S.00
BEST COMIC LADY „,„.. $ $.00
BEST MEN'S COMIC $ 5,00
BEST HALLOWE'IN COSTUME. $
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London called for her and on wedding anniversary and also BAZAAR
Sunday she accompanied her Mr. Harltan's birthday. on debentures daughter, Mrs. W. W. Garrett 'Miss Kathryn Love was and organ-
CoUncil has called tenders fox granddaughter Miss Doreen i st an d •acompanied the soloist,
purchase of the $83,000 debent- Mrs. Harry McNaughton, of Bend, at the Bell-Shaw wedding
Greenwa.y United. Church, on
Saturday, October 29, at 2:30
p.m., in the church basement,
BAZAAR — Centralia United
family gathering held at the p.m„ in the church basement., 0".
heitie of the former last Sunday.) , a JAI vie spot and
On :Friday, Oct. 20 Mrs. Har-.:s on` do an area from six to eight feet
old Cobleigh of the Public School, on either side of him. It is
staff, entertained at a dihner. Ro-1 expected the new machine will
party for her daughter Ileneighton, I cut down. on the amount of time
Thanaldson's lath birthday andnayors
also for a. farewell party forties in
Caroline Lam. who is moving ton h
of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Morley.
MissReta Chown last Friday
tripped over a box m her living- and his orchestra; refreshments; $ .
percouple.
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right shoulder. She is a patient BAZAAR, Bake Sale and Tea, Wed., Nov, 1
Church bazaar, October 28, at 3
in St. Joseph's Hospital.
Mr. Sheridan Revington and
his 14-year-old. granddaughter,
Carlo Revington, daughter of
Air. and Mrs. Lyle Revington,
celebrated joint birthdays at a „ mg- sanctioned several purchases oL Mag
ie 5 00 Proceeds for
room and broke a' bone in her chari ty.
i ANNUAL BALL, Beta S g a
,Phi Sorority, Legion Hall, •Ex-
eter, Friday, November 18. MR, & MRS. BOB CHAFFE 9-12
Dancing 1.0 to 1, Johnny Downs (nee Connie Corbett)
needed to scrub and polish the
floors at the school.
er sc oo
on,condition
Principal H. ' L. Sturgis was
given permission by SHIMS
board Tuesday night to invite
the district, teachers to hold
their annual conference at SH-
DHS next year, providing they
do not discuss any federation
business during the time they
would normally be conducting
school.
The board decided to extend
the invitation on these terms
jinn the
'fag riot
,ins'
oause,
ging