The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1952-06-19, Page 14Page 13-THE TJMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 19, 1952
Mr. 4i;d Mrs. William L- But
ter, if London, visited with Mr
and Mrs. Harvey Perkins on
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hooper,
of London, visited friends in
town Tuesday
Mr- and Mrs. Herbert Haist.
of Detroit, attended the Haist-
Lesteon wedding on Saturday
and spent the week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. A. Amy.
f
| Mr and. Mrs. Ja»T< Lewis,
I Jack aiwl Linda. of Chatham.
and. Mxs, [tevy Hanson, of (Tin-
| ton Air Station, visited over the
I week-end with Gv'ix' aunt. Mrs.
j Edward
! Mr.
, Mrs.
I Mrs.
| don,
j with
i more.
| Mrs. Alice Gunning who lias
’ been a patient in Victoria is
with them for some Hine.
i AAV. I Maxine Parsons, of
j Bagotviiie, Que., is on three
‘weeks leave. She is visiting with
| hei' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
i parsons,
Johns
. ami Mrs. W E
Alice Gunning and
George Thompson,
visited on Tuesday
Mr and Mrs,
Tookey.
Mr and
of Lon-
evening
Percy Pass-
at the home of Mrs.
ovex' the week-
Barney Cunning-
Mi'. and Mrs.
Detroit. Michi-
Phone 421
Previews Its
Coming Attractions
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
June 20 and 21
Bugles In The
Afternoon
Ray Milland
* Helena Carter
s-reuking arrows —
-.•reams — then
MONDAY & TUESDAY
June 23 and 24
Elopement
★ Clifton Webb
★ Ann Francis
It's a honeymoon of a picture.
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY’
June 25 and 26
Target Unknown
visitin?
SOUTH HURON
Junior Farmer Picnic
WHEN”
/
WHAT TIMED
6 O'clock
r 2
WHERE”
SPRJNGBANK PARK NO.
Brins
■Ar Mark Steven
* Robert Douglas
•Ar Mark Steven
The Air Force secret story
that s never been told before.fl'
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STRAWBERRYDr. and Mrs. C- D. Richardson
(and daughter, Barbara of Sarnia (spent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. F. A. May.
Week-end guests with Mr.
Mrs. Frank Triebner were
and Mrs. Leonard Knightly
daughter Mary, Mr. and
Bruce Willert and son Bruce of
London, Mr. and Mrs. Murray
Holtzman, of Ortenville, Michi
gan, they attended the Haist-
Listoen wedding on
at Crediton.
and Mrs. Victor
Zehr
Tavistock visit-
Mr and Mrs,
Mr. an4 Mrs. Elmer Klein
feldt of Dublin and Mr. ami Mr®.
Frank Bruce of Cromarty spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Nor
man Kleinfeldt.
Mr.
family
nie at
Mr.
visited
day.
Friends and neighbors on Lon
don Road North gathered for a
picnic supper on Friday evening
at Grand Bend. Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Love and Mr. and Mrs.
George Ingram were in charge.
Mrs. R. Olstler is attending
the T. Eaton Co. convention at
Toronto and Shadow Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Lome Clark and
family and Mr. and. Mrs. Jack
Graham all of Kincardine sepnt
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Bird.
Mr. and Mrs. James Bagshaw,
of Tuxford, Sask., and Mr. and
Mrs. George Bagshaw, of Birsay.
Sask., are visiting with relatives
and friends in this community,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mitchell,
of London, are sending a few
days at Grand Bend. They call
ed on the latter’s father, Mr.
Fred Hogarth, in town, Tuesday.
Supperand
Mr.
and
Mrs.
and Mrs. Len Dilkes and
attended the Hydro pic-
London, Saturday last.
and Mrs. Aljoe Sanders
friends in Goderich Sun-
Miss Anne Marie Rivers is
home with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs IL Rivers, for a week.
Miss Pearl Spicer of London is
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Hurry
Delbridae.
Visitors
Lydia Sweitzer
end were Mr.
ham. llderton;
Fred Darzlere.
gam Mrs. J. M. Willis. Clinton;
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lippert and
family, Alisa Craig.
Miss Mary Ann Rannie of Hen
sail visited over the week-end
with Miss Ruth Kleinfeldt.
Miss Mary Fletcher,
celved her R.N,
in May, was in
hei' father, Dr.
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs.
of North Battleford,
wan are visiting friends
Mrs. Gordon McTavish has
been in Stratford for a few days
visiting her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Joyce
of Cleveland, Ohio, and their
, daughters, Anna Mae and Kath
leen, are spending a week with
Mr. and Mrs. William Higgins
and Bobby.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bort of
Madison. Wis.. were guests with
Mr. Peter Fraser at the home of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Ar-
thur Fraser. Peter, who left on
Tuesday fox' Ottawa, 1
there during the summer for the
Research Council. He will con
tinue his studies at the Univers
ity of Western Ontario next fall.
Howard Elliot and young son
of Chatham spent Tuesday with
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. O.
! Elliot.I Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Hooper, of
I London, are visiting with Rev.
i C. W. and Mrs. Down and Mr.
1 and Mrs. E. Fanson.
t Mr. and Mrs. Norman Pass-
‘ more have returned, home after
I visiting for three weeks with
their son Russell in Halifax, N.S.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Burgess and
son, of Toronto, have moved, to
Exeter into the house recently
purchased from Mr. R. E. Balk
will. They intend spending the
summer at Grand Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Campbell,
ot Belmont,
with Mr.
Campbell.
Mr, and
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your basket, spoon and
fork,
LO.O.F,
CANADIAN LEGION
Service
Sunday, June 29
at 2:00 p.m.
Exeter Band
In Attendance
Public Cordially Invited
G. A. McF-xUs, N.G.
H. Pfaff. President
Rummage Sa
Sponsored by Beta Sigma Phi
Saturday Night, June 28
at 7:00 p.m.
W. G. Simmons & Sons
Show Rooms Main Streefc
The Clothing Offered for Sale Has Been
Cleaned and Pressed
Dishes, etc.,
WOODHAM
“FOR THE BEST TN FOOD”
Wednesday, June 25 - ’5 to 8:30 p.mu D.S.T
- PROGRAMME ■
ERNO •—■ Musical Comedian and Clown
HAPPY ART — Western Songster
REITA —- Songstress, “A Pretty Miss with a Hit”
CLIFF — Impersonator, “Master of Smiles” (a laugh
in 8V0i*y line)
PIANIST — Musical and Versatile Performer
THE SENATOR — M.C. “A Little of This and a Little
of That”
Admission: Adults $1.00 - Children (5 to 12 years) 000
SUPPER AND PROGRAM UNDER COVER
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Saturday For Health’s Sake
Greenway
UNITED CHURCH SHE’D
who re
nt St. Thomas
Exeter visiting
M. C. Fletcher,
George Walker
Saskatche-
COMING EVENTS
GARDEN PARTY — July 16 is
your date for Kirkton’s annual
Garden Party. It’s going to be
a big attraction again this year.
5-22tfc
“SHARE-THE-WEALTH” BINGO
— Big prizes! IF 3,000 people
play there will be $3,000.00 in
, prizes. All paid admissions re-
I turned in prizes. Admission $1.
will work ;Four special games 250 each.250 each.
Wednesday, June 25, at 9 pan.
at the Mitchell District Memorial
Arena. 19c.
BIRDS’, BUDS’ & BABIES’ DAY
will be held at Main St. United
Church, on June 22 at 11- a.m.
Everyone welcome._________19c
WILF CARTER — Look what a
treat is in store for you at Ilen-
sall, June 28, 9 p.m. Wilf Car
ter, accompanied by his two
daughters and other leading
stars. 12c
spent Father's Day
and Mrs.Andrew
Strawberry And
Ham Supper
Mr.
and Mrs. Harley
Jane Francis of
ed Sunday with
George Jaques.
Hall, Mr
and Miss Roller Skate
Tuesday, June 24
at the
exeter roller rink
living Your Picnic Basket to the
Pride of Huron Rebekah Lodge
Supper Served from 6 to s P.M.
Followed
program
Numbers,
tions, etc.
by a Good Variety
consisting of Musical
Readings, Violin Selec-
to be held at
Seaforth Lions Park
dn June 25
Supper at 6:30 I’.M.
Rebekahs’ Families and Friends,
Oddfellows’ Families and Friends
WELCOME
Strawberry Social
And Bazaar
Friday Evening, June 27
8:15 p.m.
GRAND BEND HALL
The Ladies Guild of the
Church of St. John-By-The-Luke
Invites You
Adults .50 - Children under 12 .25
ALDON
Mon. - Wed. - Fri. - Sat
8:00-11:00 pan.
- Skates Supplied -
Admission 250 and 35$
Refreshment Booth
Adults .75 - Children under 12 .35
Sponsored by the W.A.
The C.G.I.T. are having a Bazaar
and a Quilt for Sale
a-a
Annual Drumhead Service
Hensail, Sunday, June 22
Daniel, Ingersoll; other
", Todd, Ottawa, chief
Air Vice-Marshall Sul-
Guest speaker, Rev. C. 1).
guests will be Brigadier G. B,
pension advocate for D.V.A. i.
ley, Goderich. Parade, which forms at United Church
at 2 p.m., will be led by Goderich Blue Water Band.
Service at Park 2:30 p.m.
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Stock Car Races
DASHWOOD
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THEATRE June 19Main St. United ChurchHeaman
week-end
Mrs.
and family spent
in Toronto and Coburg.
Glen Belling of Windsor visit
ed with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Belling, recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Frayne and
David visited with relatives in
Detroit last week.
Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Farrow
and three girls were guests of
relatives at Stratford and Owen
Sound last week.
Mrs. William Jeffries, of Sar
nia. visited at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Mary Hannigan,
last week. Randy Hannigan,
young son of Mr. and Mrs. Nor
man Hannigan of Toronto, also
visited for several weeks.
Mike
the
Friday, June 27
5:30 to 8:00 o’clock
GRAND BEND July 1 2 p.m.
GATE PRIZE — SPECIAL EVENT
Corrections
The Times-Advocate apologizes
to the Powe family for printing
the date of their reunion as Sun
day June 8, instead of Saturday
June 7. The reunion was held
at Sprinkbank Park on Satur
day.
In the reader advertisement
of Busweirs last week the last
paragraph should have read:
“This is drastic action for a dras
tic situation and the public,
which has faced continually ris
ing prices for two years will get
their golden opportunity to take
advantage of the coming prices
right now and right here in Exe
ter at Buswells.” Unfortuately,
the word' “forced” appeared for
“faced” in last week’s edition.
Presentation
Dance
FOR MR. AND MRS.
BRUCE SHAPTON
Exeter Legion Hall
Friday, June 27
Syncopators’ Orchestra
Everyone Welcome
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
June 18 and 10
Admission: 750 and 500 - Children under 10 Free
KIND LADY
Broadway’s dramatic thunder
bolt . . .
Ethel Barrymore
Maurice Evans
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
June 20 and 21
MAGIC CARPET
(Supercine Color)
4r Lucille Ball
-A- John Agar
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Strawberry Social MONDAY & TUESDAY
June 23 and 24
Grand Bend
United Church
Wednesday, June
5:30 to 8:00 p.m.
Admission 750 and 350
25
The
told.
FORCE OF ARMS
most beautiful story ever
★
*
★
William Holden
Nancy Olson
Frank Lovejoy
and Comics EveryShorts
Newsreel Mon. and Tues.
TWO SHOWS — 7:30 &
Night
Night
0:30
Dancing
Every Saturday Night
' IPPERWASH CASINO
Benny Goodfellow and His Londonaires
Dancing 9:30-12:00 Admission 7 5$
Wednesday, June 25
The CKNX Barn Dance Gang
EARL HEYWOOD
WARD ALLEN
starring
— RCA-Victor Recording Artist
Champ Old Time Fiddler at CNE
Dancing 9 :30- 12 :30 Admission 75$
... In The Evening
Dominion Day
You’ll Laugh At
Three Other, Valuable Prizes
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by Making a Donation to the
Exeter Kinsmen Club’s Summer
Playground Project Do It Now!
COMEDIANS — DANCERS
ACROBATS — MUSICIANS
TERRIFIC U.S. AND CANADIAN
ENTERTAINERS IN PERSON
Admission: Adults 500 - Children 250
Hams, Salads and the Trimmings
UNITED CHURCH GROUNDS, WOODHAM, HIGHWAY 23
MORE FUN THAN A PICNIC 11 EXETER KINSMEN’S
hmm
Exeter Community
Adults 500 - Children FREE
In The Afternoon
Group Captain W. W. Bean, ChB-E., Commanding Officer of RCAF Station Centralia, Will Open the Show
You'll Enjoy ...
MONSTER PARADE AT 1:30
MOTORCYCLE STUNTS
AIRCRAFT AEROBATICS
BEACH BALL RUGBY
PIE EATERS — EGG THROWERS
GREASED POLE CLIMBERS
BANDS — MIDWAY
The Best Vaudeville Shew you’ve
Ever Seen In This District
Free Admission, Treats And Draw For The Children In The Afternoon