HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1952-06-12, Page 12For Health’s Hake
EXETER ROLLER RINK
Wed. * Fri. * Sat
S:W11:OO p.m.
n Skates Supplied *
Admission 250 and 350
Refreshment Booth
COMING EVENTS
THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 12, 1952
GARDEN PIETY — July 16 is
your due for Kirkton’s annual
Garden Party F's going to be
a big attriart >n again this year.
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SEAFORTH RINGO — Try your
luck on Friday. June 13. $1,100
in cash prizes. Admission $1.00.
Extra cards 25c ■ Play start 9:00
pan. ____12c
WOODHAM
Strawberry Supper
Hanns, Salads and the
Trimmings
SI,OOO BINGO — Clinton Lions
; Arena, on Thursday, June 19.
Games start 9 p.m. Admission $1
for 15 regular games; 25? for
extra cards; 25? for each special
game l2c
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WILF CARTER — Look what a
treat is in store for you at Hen
sail. June 2S, 9 p.m. Wilf Car
ter, accompanied by his two
daughters and other leading
stars. I2c
Wednesday, June 25
EXCELLENT PROGRAM
PRESENTATION & HANCE for
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Moir, in
Hensall Town Hall on Friday,
June 20. Syncopators Orchestra.
Ladies please bring lunch. 12*
| MONSTER BINGO
| HENSALL COMMUNITY ARENA
1 Monday, Jtine 16
| 9:00 p.m. sharp
2 1,000.00 in Prizes — 15 Rounds at $15.00 Each
| Specials $50.00, $75.00, $150.00, $500.00
f Sponsored by Legion & Legion Auxiliary Branch 468
| BOOTH IN THE ARENA
= Admission $1.00 — Extra Cards and Specials 25#
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I Big Garden Party
At Lucan Community Centre
i Wed., June 18, 8:00 p.m.
OUTSTANDING PROGRAM AS FOLLOWS:
* Tim Continentals — The biggest little show band in
the land, playing for the program and for the dance.
* The Gibbard Sisters — A beautiful tap dancing team,
colorful costumes, lots of pep.
I ir Tom Hamilton —- Canada's No. 1 Scotch comedian.
| Songs, dances, jokes and good clean fun.
■* Johnny Dash — Outstanding novelty, jugler, trick uni-
I ^yele riding, and all-round top entertainment.
i * Miss Ray Todd — Personality western singer, complete
I with guitar and the songs we all like to hear — a real
■ '•beauty".
I * “Cy” Leonard and “Hoppy” — Here is an act for both
- young and. old. “Cy” has won the reputation of Canada’s
■ best ventriloquist. He will send you all home happy.
Sr Ruth Gibbard — Sensational acrobatic dancer. A big
1 hit on any show.
Reg Fudge and His Musical Saw — He can produce
; good, clean, sweet music from an ordinary carpenter’s saw.
* Jack Ayre ■—• The musical director from the original
i "Dambells Army Show” will be accompanist at the piano.‘ Lee Paul — Back again as master of ceremonies for
this outstanding all-star program. ;
CASH BINGO AT 8:00 P.M. IN HALL
DRAW FOR BIG PRIZES AT 11:00 P.M.
Booth for Fresh Strawberries and Icc Cream, Hot Dogs,
Pop and Refreshments, and Fish Pond :
I Admission: Adults 500 - Children 250
DANCE AFTER PROGRAM IN COMMUNITY 5
CENTRE
Admission 750 Music by the Continentals
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Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hunkin
and Mr. and Mrs. A. McBeth,
Kippen took a motor trip over
the holiday week-end to the Mus-
koka district, Sudbury and the
Manitoulin Islands.
Mrs. R. H. Russell attended
the golden wedding anniversary
of Mr. and Mrs. George West
brook of Goderich on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Taylor
and Mr. Clarence Taylor and
family visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Len Sararas, on the
Blue Water Highway.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gibbings of
Clinton and Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Taylor of Brucefield spent Sun
day evening with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Harty Taylor in
Exeter.
Mr. and Msr. J. P. Sanders
and daughters, Margaret and
Donna, of Wheatley spent the
week-end with their parents,
Mrs. Jessie Sanders and Mr. and
Mrs. Kydd.
Mr. aud Mrs. Murray Marsh,
Mr. R. J. Kydd and Miss Nevill
of London spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Kydd.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hill and
Mr. C. Bascom of Toronto visit
ed with Mr. and Mrs. M. Beckler
over the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cole were
in London Sunday visiting Mr.
Alex Johns.
Miss Margo Allanic of Santo
Domingo who is attending school
in Toronto and Miss Duaine Pea
cock of Oshawa spent the week
end with Joan Hopper and her
family.
Mr. ad Mrs. Wesley Redmond
of Grosse Ills Michigan, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Cox of Detroit and Mr.
and Mrs. Ellis Pearce of Strat
ford were guests with Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. Pearce over the
week-end.
Miss Grace Pepper, who has
been teaching near Ailsa Craig,
has accepted a position at Bag
field as principal of the public,
school.
Mr. and Mrs. Lome Johnston,
Bobby and David, visited Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Grenville
Blaeklock, of London.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Triebner
and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Trieb
ner were guests at the Willard-
Sutherby wedding in London on
Saturday.
Miss Beatrice Essery, R.N., is
holidaying at the home of her
parents after nursing the past
year and a half in La Lima Hos
pital, Honduras, C.A.
SOUTH HURON
Hospital Meeting
S. S, 2, Biddulph
Tuesday, June 17
8:30 p.m.
To discuss the canvass for
Hospital Building Fund
EVERYONE INVITED
Strawberry And
Ham Supper
Lieury United Church
Thursday, June 19
Supper Served fl to 9 P.M.
Adults 750 - Children 350
BALL GAME
UNDER THE LIGHTS
Other Entertainment
In Case Of Rain
Lyric
THEATRE
Phone 431
Previews Its
Coming Attractions
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
June 13 and 14
Room For One
More
★ Cary Grant
★ Betsy Drake
MONDAY & TUESDAY
June 19 and 17
Love Nest
★ William Lundigan
June Haver
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
June IS and 19
* Sally Forest
* Lionel Barrymore
Miss Margaret Robertson, of
London was a week-end visitor
with Rev. and Mrs. Donald Sin
clair.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon llowe,
Phyllis and Gail and Miss Hel
en Howe of Toronto visited with
relatives and friends in Exeter
and District over the week-end.
Kay Hodgson, daughter of
Mr. aud Mrs. Reg Hogson had
her tonsils removed by Dr. Flet
cher, Thursday.
Miss Christine Dobson of Lon
don visited with Mrs. C. Hern
over the week-end. Billie Hux
table and Shirley Reynolds,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Reynolds had their tonsils re
moved by Dr. Fletcher this apst
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Neil, of
Shauvin, Alberta, and Mrs. Mary
Ellen Maguire of Lucan visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Samson Mc-
Falls and other friends in Exe
ter the early part of this week.
Jack Mallot of London visited
friends in Exeter Monday.
Exeter Teachers
Hold Recital
Thirty youthful pianists per-
formed before parents and
friends at a recital given by
their teachers, Mrs. Donald Tra-
quair and David Brewster of
London in Main Street United
Church Thursday evening last
week.
In a program, interesting and
varied, the young citizens of
Exeter and district showed the
excellent background they have
gained in music in the past
while, During an intermission in
the program, Mrs. Traquair
thanked parents for their inter
est in attending the recital. She
said that the musical progress
of the pupils depended a great
deal on the co-operation of par
ents.
After the intermission Ray
mond Pennell of London who
will take Mr. Brewster’s class
beginning next fall, played two
piano solos by Liszt. Mr. Pen
nell is a student of the well
known Clifford Poole of London.
Pupils who participated in the
recital were:
Mary Shaw, Donald Jermyn,
Carol Sutherland, Sandra Sni
der, Roger Cann, Sandra Shar-
row, Linda Westcott, Judy Snel-
grove, Ted Sanders, Sylvia
Johns, Heather MacNaughton,
Louise Hockey, David Levy,
Robin Smith, Diane Delbridge,
Roxanne Beavers, Gary McDon
ald, Sandra Walper, Hazel Spar
ling, Marie Levy, Bev. Sturgis,
Margaret Sanders, Jocelyn
Howey, Marnie Sanders, Francis
Hern, Jane Farrow, Jean Mc
Donald, Agnes Bray.
A reception was held in the
Sunday School rooms of the
Church after the recital.
Luther Pym
Luther Pym formerly of Cen
tralia died suddenly at his home
in Toledo in his sixty-nintli year.
Those attending the funeral
were Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Pym
and Myrna, Mr. and Mrs. George
Davis and Mrs. James Kirkland
and Malcom of town.
Frank Farmer
Funeral services for the late
Frank Farmer were conducted
from the Haskett Funeral Home.
Rev. Father Fogarty and Father
Ralph Glavin conducted the ser
vice.
Mr. Farmer has one surviving
brother, Bert Farmer. Pall bear
ers at the funeral were Harry
Swartz, Gordon Wilson, James
Glavin, William Thompson, John
Glavin and Frank Hicks.
Mr. Roy Kirk was at the home
of his parents over the week
end.
Observance of the
ANNUAL
Decoration Day
Grand Bend Cemetery
is to be held on
Sunday, June 15
at 3:00 p.m.
A good programme is being
prepared, consisting of special
speakers, band music, singing,
etc, Everybody welcome.
If Weather Is Unsatisfactory the
Service Will Be Held in Church
Lakeview Casino
Grand Bend
ALDON
THEATRE
GRAND BEND
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
June 11 and 12
THE TANKS ARE COMING
A happy story of Uncle Sam’s
Yanks in tanks . . .
Every L. \
rday Nig«JEvery
Satui
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
June 13 and 14
NEVER A DULL MOMENT
A Park Avenue girl caught
off guard.
Irene Dunn
•A- Fred MacMurray
MONDAY & TUESDAY
CLOSE TO MY HEART
It’s great and it makes you
feel great.
★ Gene Tierney
★ Ray Milland
Comics and Shorts Every Night
Newsreel Monday and Tuesday
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TWO SHOWS — 7:30 & 9:30
Bridge and Tea
Wednesday, June 18
at 2:30 p.m.
EXETER LADIES’ BOWLING CLUB
At The Club
ADMISSION 500
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HURON COUNTY
Pasture and Grass Silage Day
Seaforth High School Grounds, Seaforth
Monday, June 16
11:00 A.M.—-Display of Haying and Grass Silage Macliinery
11:30 A.M.«—Tour of Hay and Pasture Plots
12 Noon-1 P.M.—Lunch (The Seaforth Women’s Institute
and Seaforth Junior Institute will have booths on
the grounds where light lunches and soft drinks
may be secured.)
1 P.M.-1:45—Qualified Speakers On Soils, Fertilizers,
Hay and Pasture Seed Mixtures, and the latest in*
formation on GRASS SILAGE
1:45 P.M.—-Second Tour of Plots
2:15 P.M.—Parade of Grass Silage Machinery
2:30 P.M.—Grass Harvesting Equipment at Work on Hay
' Plots
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everyone welcome
BRING THE FAMILY AND SPBND THE BAY
Sponsored by the Huron County
Crop and Soil Improvement Association
ALVIN BETTLES, PRES. G. W. MONTGOMERY, SEC.
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Music by
Bobby Downs
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
ADMISSION $1.90
YOU HAD FUN IN ’51
MORE FOR YOU IN ’52
Exeter Kinsmen Present Their Second
CELEBRATION
Exeter Community Park
Monster Parade - Three Bands
RCAF Squadron, Floats, Clowns, School Children
Exeter Band, RCAF Centralia Bugle Band, Bannochbum Pipe
Official Opening By Group Captain W. W. Bean, O.B.E.,
Commanding Officer Of RCAF Station Centralia
Afternoon Show
MOTORCYCLE STUNTS — AEROBATICS
GREASY POLE CLIMBING — PIE EATING
BEACH BALL RUGBY — EGG THROWING
KITE FLYING — MIDWAY
featuring
“DUMBO” the CLOWN — JOHNNY BRENT, CKNX, MC
Ball Game - Exeter vs Dashwood - 6:30 p.m.
Evening Show
Terrific Vaudeville Show Starring
RHYTHMETTES Detroit Dance Line; RAFFERTY AND
JEEVES — Lifebuoy Follies Comedians; BETTY GRAY
— Miss Versatility of U.S.A.; BILLY DE ARMO — Comedy
Juggling; MARG AND NANCY — CN.E. Accordian Artists;
VALEE & MICHELE — Unbelievable Acrobatics; LEN
BURT — Army Star; LEE PAUL, M.C.
Draw For Kin Car - 11 p.m.
ADMISSION: AFTERNOON, ADULTS 500
EVENING, ADULTS 500 - CHILDREN 250
Free Admission, Treats and Draw for Public School Children
in the Afternoon