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THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 24, 1951
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KIRKTON COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
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Aberdeen Hail, Kirkton
Friday, June 1,
at 8:(M) p.m, D.S.T.
H. V. Pym, Wingham, Adjudicatoir
OPEN TO ALL PUBLIC SCHOOL PUPILS
Entries Close May 25
® For Entry Forms and Information, Apply Mrs. T.
Alvin C’rago, R.R. 1. St. Marys, Plume Kirkton
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MRS. R. DOBIE
LUCAN
Musical
! Mrs. William Gardiner, of
Mearord, spent the latter part of
the week visiting her sister, Mrs.
1 L. Richards and at the home of
i Mr. Roy parsons.
»• Mr. and Mrs. Claude Blowes
i and Mr. and Mrs. Leu McKnight
I motored to Montreal to attend
I the Lions’ Convention.
Mrs. Jack Fulcher and son
■ Victor left on Sunday to visit
relatives in Brandon, Manitoba.
Miss Harriet Knight of Detroit
> visited recently with Mr. and
Mrs. W. D. Sanders.
i Miss L. Elliott of town spent
! the week-end with her neiee,
’Mrs. W. Gallmore of London and
. A. A. Simpson of Strathroy.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Cud-
more and daughter, from Edmon
ton. spent a few days last week
with his sister, Mrs. William
Fraser and with Allan Fraser.
Robert C. Dinney and Kenneth
■ G. Hockey attended the post
; graduate course at the Canadian
i School of Embalming in Toronto
last week.
i Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Emmett
j of London visited over the week-
■ end with Mr. and Mrs. William i Fraser.
! Mr. Douglas Knowles, is in
I Toronto this week taking a re
fresher course at the Ontario
Brings Two Great Services
Perth County Horse Show
• Sale and Show of Swim*
• Machinery Demonstration
AGRICULTURAL GROUNDS, STRATFORD
Wednesday, June 6
OntarioS Outstanding One-Day Heavy and light Horse Show
Judging will commence at 1 p.m. ar.d will include
the following:
Clydesdale. Percheron and Belgian Stallions:
Agricultural and Heavy Draft Teams, 4- and 6-horse hitch:
AH line classes of Heavy Horses.
Thoroughbred, Standard Bred, Hackney and Coach Stal
lions: Carriage and Roadsters, Ponies, Express and Delivery,
Hunter and Saddle on the line; Tandem Hitch, load Races.
SWINE SHOW AND SALE
Judging at 12:30 — Sale at 2:15
29 registered Yorkshires, including bred and on^n sows,
young boars and market hogs
For Catalogues of sale or prize lists of Horse Show, write- to:
R. E. White, Secretary, Stratford, Ontario
It's
THE HAPPT
WELL-L-L4.-L! COMHON1N
They Are Coming In
GIMBY
AT LONDON, ONT,
GE-MPry
OREnO
EDDIE ALLEN
Accordionist
and Vocals
BLAIN MATHE
And His Violin
CLIFF McKAY
Saxophone
and Soloist
. . . WITH ALL THE STARS
YOU HEAR DAILY ON THE
AIR ... IN A FAST-MOVING
HILARIOUS SHOW OF MUSIC,
SONG AND COMEDY . . .
■K KAY STOKES
At The Hammond
Organ
•k LLOYD EDWARDS
At Tha Piano
HUGH 8ARTLETT
Hughle and His
‘•Joke Pot”
GANG”
BOBBY
Hot On The
Trumpet
JIMMY NAMARO
Vibraharp and
Xylophone
JOE NIOSI
Old Money Sags On the String Base
I
f MAIL ORDERS N0W*\
I $1.50 - $1,25 . $1.00 Tax inc. 8
I Enclose seif.addressed stamped
envelope for return of tickets,
Out-of-town cheques must in
clude exchange. Box office
I opens Monday, May 28,
ramme
By the pupils of
Exeter Public School
under the direction of
Mr. L. A. Wein, A.W.C.M.
Each Room Performing
Choruses, Solos, Duets and Trios' School of Embalming.
Cyril Strange of Toronto visit-
; ed with his father. Mr. John
Strange, on Saturday.
Al Morgan, Jack Cann, Bev
Morgan, Mac Hodgert and Harry
: Jeffery caught 50 perch at Gode-
• rich over the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs, Amos Warwick.
! Garry and Terry Lee, of
j Huron, visited with Mr. and
i Clark Fisher recently.
| Wed Forty Years
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Snell
a surprise party for Mr. and
Amos Darling Wednesday even-
at
M ain St. Church
Fri., June 1
at 8:00 p.m.
SILVER COLLECTION
Proceeds to Procure
Record Player for the School
Huronia Male Choir
will present an
Evening of Song
James St. United
Church, Exeter
BERT PEARL
AND HIS FAMOUS -
HAPPY
KNOCK! KNOCK! Who’s There?
IN PERSON THEATRE
Phone 421
Sunday, May 27
at 7:00 p.m.
Silver Collection
Everybody Welcome
Under auspices of the W.A.
f^MOHOAY
I JUNE 4TH j
8-30 p.m.Previews its
Coming Attractions
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
May 25 and 26
MAY 31 - 8 p.m
Wingham Presbyterian
Church
Rev. Quinton J. Everest,
“Your Worship Hour” Pastor,
South Bend, Indiana
Jack Van Impe,
the inimitable accordionist,
of Detroit
Mrs. Arnold Kelly,
Soloist, Kincardine
SAL, JUNE 2 - 8 p.m.
Clinton High School
Jack Van Impe, speaker, will
bring a final message before he
leaves Canada for his native
Belgium for missionary work.
Jack will play his accordion
along with other special music.
Both of these men are return
engagements having been excep
tionally well received before.
DO NOT MISS THESE RALLIES
Port
Mrs.
gave
Mrs.i........ .................. ,
ing in honor of their fourtieth
’hve-dding anniversary. Those
sent were Mr. and Mrs.
Selves and Mabie, Mr. and
Alfred Hunkin, Mr. and
Fred Darling and Mr. and
C. K, Schlimme of Byron.
‘The Big Cat’
★ Lon McAllister
★ Peggy Ann Garner
The story of a murderous
cougar and a boy who couldn’t
kill to save his own life!
MONDAY & TUESDAY
May 28 and 29
‘Champion’
4r Kirk Douglas
★ Marilyn Maxwell
Fighting or loving, he was
champ!
the
pre
Jack
Mr.s.
Mrs.
Mrs.
i Fisherman’s FateI This shouldn’t happen to
one but it did to Hugh Wilson.I He and Les Parker went fishing
at Goderich over the week-end.
Les caught his limit. Hugh, sit-
1 ting beside him on the pier, got
i nothing more than a few nib-
i -bles. It just isn’t fair.
any-
School Leader Honoured
Gordon Cann, elected to the
Western Ontario Leaders’ Club
by the district high school, was
honoured in London last week
with the presentation of mem
bership certificates along with
63 other boys from W.O. schools.
They toured the university, Lon
don Free Press building, and
were accorded a banquet.
Attend Municipal Meeting
Councillors Andy Snelgrove,
William McKenzie and Roy Camp
bell and Clerk C. V. Pickard
were in
ing a
County
Officers
D. H.
presidents, J. A. Patterson, Hen
sall; Philip Durst, Wroxeter;
executive. H. H. Strang, Us-
borne, one year; N. P. Corless,
Clinton, two years; J. M. Eckert
McKillop, three years; secretary,
J. G. Berry, Goderich; treasur
er, S. H. Blake, Goderich. The
association tendered a luncheon
to about 70 members at the Ho
tel Bedford.
Goderich Tuesday attend-
meeting of the Huron
Municipal Association,
elected were: president,
Wilson, Seaforth; vice-
COMING EVENTS
OPERETTA — Woodham Com
munity Association will present
theii’ operetta, “An Old Kentucky
Garden”, in S.H.D.H.S. auditor
ium on Friday, June S, under
the auspices of Elimville W.A.
Admission 50 cents and 30 cents.
Reserve seats 75 cents. 24c
Skating from 8:00-11:00
■
“For Health’s Sake Roller Skate”
Skates Supplied
Admission: Adults 350, Children 250
REFRESHMENT BOOTH
Anyone, wishing to order shoe-skate outfits please
phone 459-r-12 Exeter or see Mr. Earl Neil personally
Centennial Musical
Sacred Concert by Metropolitan Church Choir, Tx>ndon
Zion Evangelical Church, Crediton
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ALDON
THEATRE
GRAND BEND
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
May 23 and 24
‘The Happy Years’
- Teclmicolour -
★ Dean Stockwell
★ Darryl Hickman
and others
A story of wild and wonderful
days . . .
COMIC STRIPS
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
May 25 and 26
‘Fancy Pants’
- Teclmicolour -
★ Bob Hope
★ Lucille Ball
This is a scream all the way!
SHORT SUBJECTS
MONDAY & TUESDAY
May 28 and 29
‘Mystery Street’
★ Ricardo Montalbam
★ Sally Forrest
★ Bruce Bennett
★ Elsa Lancliester
NEWSREEL & COMIC STRIPS
Two Shows Each Night:
7:30 and 9:30
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Featured on Program: Violinist Mr. Kenneth Byron
Vocal Quartette—-Mrs, Hugh McIntyre, Mrs. Howard
Ferguson, Mr, James Medlvn and Mr. Clark Wilson.
ADMISSION 500 & 250
Attention
Bean Growers
Do Not Fail to See
MOVING PICTURES
of the Development of the
Warnke
Bean Harvester
The only machine which will clean your beans of
dirt and stones and leave them in a windrow which
dries in less than half the time it takes windrowed
with a Side Rake.
Hensall Spring Show
Hensall Stock Show
HENSALL COMMUNITY PARK
Friday, May 25, 1951
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
May 30 and 31
4r Donald O’Connor
★ Jimmy Durante
MATINEES
SATURDAY AND HOLIDAYS
AT 2:30 P.M.
BINGO — Clinton Lions Arena,
May 25, $475 cash prizes and
$500 jackpot: 4 special games:
$50, $75, $150 and $500 jack
pot. Sponsored by Clinton Lions.
Lawn Bowling
I
Guest Speaker - Mr. Robert Saunders
Chairman, Ontario Hydro Commission
Lakeview Casino gbendd
DANCING
Saturday, May 26
BOBBY DOWNS
&AND HIS ORCHESTRA
Bobby’s Only Appearance until
His Summer Opening end of June
Beginners’ Night
Anyone who would like to try
Lawn Bowling will be welcomed
at the greens
Monday Night
at 7:30
Experienced bowlers will be
on hand for coaching
Men and Women Are Invited
(Bowls will be available)
Jitney Tuesday Night
at 7:30 sharp
THE EXETER HOME
& SCHOOL ASSOCIATION
will hold a
of the season on
Friday, May 25
8:00 p.m.
EXETER PUBLIC SCHOOL
Guest speaker, Mts. Fitzgerald,
president of Norwood Park Home
& School Association,
Everyone is
this meeting
for 1951-52
A social half
the program.
London,
invited to attend
at Which officers
will be installed,
horn* will conclude
SCHOOL
RCAF Bugle Band
PARADE 1 p.m.
EDHS Bugle Band
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