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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1952-02-21, Page 12THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 21, 1952 THEATRE Phone -121 Previews Its Coming Attractions J FRIDAY & SATURDAY February 22 and 23 Take Care Of My Little Girl ★ Jeanne Crain ★ Dale Robertson Whai happens when girls leave home for the first time. MONDAY & TUESDAY February 25 and 26 To-Morrow Is Another Day (Adult Entertainment) ★ ★ This is a tense interesting chase melodrama with situations that are highly romantic. Rutli Roman Steve Cochran WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY February 27 and 28 Call Me Mr. -Jr Betty Grable ★ Dan Dailey An entertaining technicolour musical comedy . . . FIRST SHOW EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT AT 6:30 Mrs. Sam Jory is at St. Jo seph’s Hospital where she has undergone an operation. Mr. Herman Prior of Portage La Prarie is visiting his sister, Miss Olive Prior. Mrs. William taken to hospital Mr. and Mrs. Greenlee was on Saturday. 0. V. 7‘ ‘ Featured At, Carnival In spite of freezing weather, *Successful In Exams Dr. C. Borden Sanders of Lon don, an Exeter Old Boy, has been successful in examinations lead ing to fellowship in the Royal College of Physicians of Canada. This gives him the status of a specialist in medicine. He is es tablishing a practice in internal medicine at Welland. The doctor and Mrs. Sanders visited with the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Finkbeiner in Stephen and other relatives in Exeter this week. *—« BINGO part boys’ Marilyn Skinner and her ner Trudy Pickard; fancy - Dale Tnrvey; best national— Thelma Preszcutor, Bob Harvey, Patsy Cann: girls' comedy— Heather MaeNaughton; boys’ comedy Cyril Bloemaert; men’s comedy—Ross Dobson, Reg. Mor rison. The oldest lady and man pre sent were Mrs. G. Ince and Al Becket. The youngest girl was Pauline Bell. The line-up for the Lion-Kins man hockey was as follows: Lions: W. G. Cochrane, Robert Dinney, Ken Hockey, Russ Snell, Eugene Beavers, Fred Darling, Ross Tuckey, Hugh Wilson and Stewart Taylor. Kinsmen: Graham Mason, Les Parker, Fred Ellerington, Earl Witmer, Doug l’ryde, Gord Bayn- ham, Don Traquair, Irvine Arm strong, Jack Fulcher, Lloyd Ford, Bill Tuckey and Don Southcott. Referee was Wes Ryckman, A. L. Snelgrove was emcee for the evening. Legion Memorial HallPickard citizens, well fortified with hea- and Trudy vsited i«. Hamilton vy clothes and blankets, jam- over the week-end. med the Exeter Arena for the —— -------— (annual carnival Thursday night ‘ of last week. Eager crowded try of raucous frisky rabbits. As costumed par ticipants waited in the sidelines for their part of the program. Four top performers from the Kitchener skating club thrilled the. audience with a display oi figure skating. Following the judging of cos tumes, local Kinsmen and Lions, haggard has-beens of hockey clowned through a game that ended in a 2-2 tie, They featured such antics as introducing five pucks at (nice and a jellied puck for a planned shot on goal. To begin the evening’s enter tainment, Mrs. Beryl Goodman Williamson, Kitchener Skating Club professional, explained basic figures while the four youthful skaters for the er then iug, over the week-end. Revenge is a delicacy which should be served cold. Bis mark. spectators saw the ice with a colorful pagen- eostumed skaters from clowns to a brigade of Friday, February 29 See Also Page 7 For Additional Coming Events Euchre Postponed to Friday, March 7 8:30 p,m. Sponsored by Hurondale LEGION HALL Admission 500 W.I. Lunch and Prizes Provided The public is invited to attend a Joint Meeting OF NIGHT SCHOOL AGRICULTURAL AND FARM MECHANICS COURSES Thursday, Feb. 21 at 8 p.m. E.D.H.S. AUDITORIUM TOPIC: “SUGAR BEETS” Speaker: B- E. Easton of Canada & Dominion Sugar Co., Chatham demonstrated the figures audience. Each perform- did a solo piece of skat- ... combining skill with their own particular interpretation of the music. They were Carolyn Spellman, Gold medalist: Marilyn Schlick- ter, Marlene Kistner, senior lad ies champion and Fred Yanks, senior men’s champion. Miss Speilman is the. niece of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoffman, Dashwood. Next on the program were the local costumed crowd. Young and old skated in a bright pro cession. They were judged by Mrs. Earl Russell, Mns. Geoxge Retlier and Mr. Ed Brady. Winners of this event were: Ladies’ fancy dress—Elsie Tuc key, Hazel Beavers; girls’ fancy —Jane Farrow, Janice Hamilton, Marie Venner; fancy men’s—■ , I Attention s All Co-Op Members and Cattle Shippers is s Social Evening £ will be held in CO-OP HALL Friday, February 22 E :: Program consists of a talk by Mr, Robert Morrisson, president of Ontario Live Stock Co-Op, on cattle shipping. Also moving pictures. Ladies provide lunch. Card tables please. R. B. WILLIAMS, CO-OP SHIPPER 11111111111III III llillllllll Illi III Illi 1 Illi II l| l| 11,1 (t< ,11 (lltl II It IUI <1 «• U>l 11 III I HI 11II11 lllll IIIIIIIIIIII IU’!’ ^laraimiiHaitiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiitHiiiiiiiuiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'^ Enjoy Dancing THIS Saturday Night And Every Sat Night Exeter Legion Hall Guiders From Kitchener Here For Award Night Guides from the First Exeter Company were on their toes and looking their Night Monday, were Captain former Captain cliener. It was an important night for Frances Langley, Carman Mc- Kerral and Beth Sims when they made their promise for the first time and received their Tenderfoot pins. Second Class» badges were awarded to Maxine Watson, Rena Murray, Jane Farrow, Jane Harness and Janice Neil. Emer gency Helper, Child Nurse and Cook’s badges went to Shirley Harness, Norma Keller and San dra McKnight. Year service stars were also warded. Canary and Bluebird patrols received first aid kits fox- Patrol awards. Captain game circle sung lated work. Vespers special Merklinger took the Good Night Salute. best for Award Special visitors Merklinger and Hoffman of Kit- ii t i E l l i i l i Benny Goodfellow AND HIS LONDONAIRES s Admission 750 Dancing 9-12 s It’s Coming! Dance Broadcast Saturday, February 23 8:00 p.tn. sharp FEATURING STARS OF RADIO AND STAGE Adults 750 — Children 500 Dance to Follow 9:30 to 12 Sponsored by Maroons* Basketball Club iliumIIIIII and for and the Merklinger led the the girls gathered in a Campfire. Songs were the visitors congratu- Guides on then* grand and Taps ended this meeting and Captain Play Exhibitions Before Playoffs Exeter Maroons won an ex hibition basketball tilt against Centralia Flyers 52-50 Wed nesday night. Gord Cann and Ken Moir led the Maroons with 13 and 10 p o i n t s respectively. Moir was' best for the Flyers with 20 points. While waiting to continue in playoffs, the Maroons will play Tillsonburg Trojans in that town Monday night. The game will be a preliminary to a tilt between McMaster Uni versity and Tillsonburg Liv ingstone’s of the Senior “A” league. Thursday Tech grads of London will play here. First game of the Maroon’s playoffs will be played in the high school gym here on Sat urday, March 1, against win ners of the Windsor district. league. Rally At Crediton The Youth Rally reported in last week’s issuse was held in Cre diton at the EUB Church there, not in Dashwood as was stated in the story. A thanks to our Crediton correspondent for bring ing it to our attention. Bill Lisney, son of Mr, and Mrs. Vernon Heywood, had his appendix removed on Friday, February 16, at St. Joseph’s Hos pital. He is expected home this week-end. COMING EVENTS VALENTINE DANCE —- Make it a date to attend the Valentine Dance, Town Hall, Hensail, Fri day, February 22. Desjardine’s Orchestra. Admission 75^. Spon sored by the north group of the Eastern Star No. 222. Lunch booth in hall. Proceeds for South Huron Hospital Fund. c $450 in Cash Prizes 15 Regular Games for $10.00 Each 2 Special Games for $25.00 Each 1 Special Game for $50.00 and $200.00 JACKPOT MUST BE WON ics | Mr. and Mrs. Rene Francois and two girls, of town, and Mr. and Mrs. De Vriendt of Delhi, at tended the Barbara Ann Scott ice show in Detorit over the week-end. Earl Whiting of Usborne was taken to Victoria Hospital, Lon don after he broke liis arm last Saturday. Miss Joan Hopper, who is at tending University of Toronto, visited with her parents ovei’ the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wilson of Toronto visited with Mr, and Mrs. E. R. Hopper over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Parsons and baby, of Ferndale, Mich., visited with relatives over the week-end. Mr. Peter Fraser, of the Uni versity of Wisconsin, visited his parents this week. Mr. Grant Collingwood, Tor onto, spent Friday with his par ents, Mr. and 'Mrs. Tom Colling wood. Mr. and Mrs. J. Grant Smith, of London were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harris, Gidley street east, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Russell, Bob and Jim spent Sunday and Monday in Toronto. Bob will at tend Radio College for the next four months to finish a course in radio technology and televi sion, which he has been study ing at home for several months. Mrs.- Thomas and Kenneth Ar- kell, Frank Gregus and Lome Preszcator spent the week-end in Montreal. Mrs. Riddell, of London, spent Friday with her mother, Mrs. E. Flynn, who is much improved since her return home. Mrs. Wil liam Lewis of Clandeboye also visited Mrs. Flynn recently. Mr. Harold Flynn of Centra lia spent Saturday in Exeter. F/O Gordon Squires, who has been stationed in Summerside, P.E.I., for the past two year has been posted to McDonald, Mani toba. He commences his duties on February 21. Mrs. Squires is at present, visiting with her par ents, Mr. and -Mrs. Alvin Moir,, before going on to McDonald. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. A. daughter, Bonnie of Sarnia were Sunday visitors Mrs. Hector Taylor. BAKING SALE — The Ladies’ Auxiliary to the Exeter Branch Canadian Legion will hold a ■Taking Sale in the Legion Hall .n March. Watch your paper fpr the date. 21c POSTPONED TO FEB. 22 — O.E.S. Valentine Dance at Hen sail. Make sure of the date— Friday, February 22. Proceeds for hospital. Fun for all! 14c TRIVITT MEMORIAL PARISH HALL Tuesday, Feb. 26 Supper Served 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. ADMISSION 500 Reception and Dance FOR MR. AND MRS. BURNS BLACKLER at KIRKTON ABERDEEN HALL Friday, February 22 Huron Stock Car Club is holding a MEETING At Ed Lippert’s Friday, February 22 at 8:00 p.m. for members to plan for Summer Activities !U‘ Grant Taylor, Passmore, and with Mr. and Monster DANCE EXETER LEGION HALL Come and see the new Bingo Blower in operation! All numbers are mixed and ejected by forced air. Admission $1.00 Extra Cards 250 Doors Open 7:30 — Games Start 9:00 P.M. (The management reserves the right to cancel the bingo according to weather conditions) Carnival Lucan and Community Memorial Centre Friday, February 22 at "8:00 p.m. Prizes for Best Costumes (National, Fancy and Comic) and Races Prizes for Oldest Skater & Largest Family on Skates B^st Skating Couple Musical Chairs and Tag-of-War Free Skating After Carnival ADMISSION: Pre-School School Children 250 Only those in costume allowed on ice before judging. Children FREE Adults 500 xuiiiiiiiiiiiJHiHiiiiiHiiiiiiikimtiiiiiiiiimiiuiitmiiiuiiiiniinitiHiiiiiiiiiHmmiiMmiiiiiiiiiiUHUiHimimiiHiHiiir Exeter Arena Sports Calendar THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21 — Skating 8-10 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22 — Plaj'off Hockey St. Marys vs. Exeter SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23 — Skating 2-4 (No evening skating) CKNX Barn Dance and Broadcast at 8 Four-Way Transfer A real estate transfer which in volves four families took place this week. Mr. and Mrs. Graham Mason have moved from their home on Senior Street and taken occupancy in a wartime house Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Hughson have purchased the Mason home and moved in this week. The Hugh- sons’ former residence on Wil liam Street has been sold to Mr-, and Mrs. Jack Smith, who va cated the house formerly owned by Mr. Douglas Knowles on Gid- ley Street. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Weber have purchased the Knowles residence and occupied it this week. $285 they last Mr. and Mrs. Benson W. Tuck- ey are holidaying in Fort Laud erdale, Florida. More Blind Donations Exeter Lions received from RCAF Centralia when canvassed at Pay Parade week for the ONIB Building fund. S. B. Taylor, district chairman, reports Exeter’s donations are just $50 short of the $1,500 mark. The total is not yet com plete. Citizens of Crediton ated $168.75, The towns in the district [been hoard from. have don- remaining have not S'S' Tonight Thursday, February 21 Toronto Star Free Concert JAMES STREET UNITED CHURCH Lunch Served Following Concert — Wed., Feb. 27 Dancing 9 p.m. until 1 a.m. STAN SKIPPER AND HIS ORCHESTRA Admission 750 £ MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25 ■— Open for Hockey TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26 — Skating WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27 Hockey THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28 — Skating 8-10 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 29 — Hockey Mammoth Paper Drive EXETER AND DISTRICT MARCH 12 Paper Is Not Waste Until You Waste It DEPOTS AND DETAILS NEXT WEEK Sponsored and Directed by Exeter Lions Club All Proceeds to Go to the South Huron Hospital / 1