HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1952-08-28, Page 12Page 12 THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONT,, THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 28, 1952
Granton, September 1
AFTERNOON PROGRAM
Parade, Races, Ball Game (game starts at 2 p.m.)
EVENING PROGRAM
Bxngo (starting at 8 p.m., with three free games)
STREET DANCE AT 10 P.M.
Music by Don Downs and his Orchestra
BOOTH AND PRIZES
Admission: Adults 750 - Children 250
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GODERICH LIONS CLUB !
CAR BINGO
Thursday, September 4
Doors Open at 8 — Games Start at 9
Goderich Memorial Arena
1 Game for $1.00 — Prize: Meteor Tudor Coach,
complete with heater, air-conditioning, under- ;
coating and licence. I
15 Games for $15.00 1 Game for $75.00 I
1 Game for $50.00 1 Game for $100.00
1 Game for $500.00 I
PLENTY OF SEATING CAPACITY '
In Aid of Goderich Lions Club Welfare Work I
ADMISSION: 15 Games for $1.00;
Special Games 250 Each, 5 for $1.00 I
1 Special Car Game $1.00
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SUPER-COLOSSAL
BINGO
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Exeter and Grand Bend Lions’
Cottage Draw
Exeter Arena
‘ STUPENDOUS! GIGANTIC! MAGNIFICENT!
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ZURICH LIONS CLUB
Monster Parade.
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Vaudeville Jamboree,
Huron County Beauty Contest
ZURICH ARENA
Labor Day, Mon.z Sept. 1
8:30; p.m.
MONSTER PARADE 6 P.M.
Bannochburn Pipe Band - Brussels Boys & Girls Band
OUTSTANDING ALL-STAR VAUDEVILLE
Featuring Harry Whitney as MC
and many wonderful artists and comedians
GAMES OF CHANCE, LUCKY DRAW
For $1,000 in Prizes
| DANCING FROM 11:30 TO 2:00
If You Enjoyed Last Year’s Show,
Don’t Miss This One!
Admission: Adults .75^, Children 25^ II
COMING EVENTS
BINGO — $1,000.00 Jackpot, at
Mitchell District Memorial Arena
on Wednesday, September, 3, 9
p.m. 1J.S.T. Admission $1. 28c
The Women's Auxiliary of
Trivitt Memorial Church
are sponsoring a
TUPPER WARE
Sing At St. Marys
Young singers from Exeter
and district took part at the
Lions Club Jamboree held in St.
Marys Saturday night. Margaret
Wildfong, Jim I) o u g ft 11 and
Dwayne Tinny sang together and
Marilyn Ilissett sang a solo.Zion Cemetery
USBORNE TOWNSHIP
at 8:00 p.m.
Thursday, September 4
CENTRAL HOTEL
Everybody Welcome
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Lyric
THEATRE
Phone 421
Previews Its
Coming Attractions
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
August 29 and 30
The Wild
Stallion
★ Ben Johnson
★ Edgar Buchanan
A picture about a boy and his
horse, photographed in cinecolor.
MONDAY & TUESDAY
September 1 and 2
MATINEE MONDAY
September 1 ^t 2:30
You Never
Can Tell
w Dick Powell
★ Peggy Dow
A picture for people who
think they’ve seen everything.
Mr. and Mrs. William Smith,
of Woodstock, visited on Sunday
with Mrs. 1C. Amy and Mr. and
Mrs. Wesley Dearing. Mrs. Smith
is staying a few days and renew
ing acquaintances in town.
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THE LAST OF THE
SEASON!
Seaforth Bingo
$2,100.00
Cash Prizes
FRIDAY, SEPT. 5
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Pride of Huron
REBEKAH LODGE
Regular Meeting
September 3-8 p.m.
followed by
SOCIAL EVENING - 9 P.M.
Members may bring mother
or daughter as guest.
Program by London and
Local Talent
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For Health’s Sake
Roller Skate
at the
EXETER ROLLER RINK
Mon. - Wed. - Fri. - Sat.
8:00-11:00 p.m.
- Skates Supplied -
Admission 250 and 350
Refreshment Booth
Sunday, August 31
IN ZION CHURCH
*at 2:30 p.m, D.S.T.
All Collections and Donations for
Upkeep of Cemetery
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
September 3 and 4
The Strange Door
(Adult Entertainment)
★ Charles Laughton
★ Sally Forrest
This horror - type melodrama
will hold you tense.
Junior Farmers’
Meeting
Wednesday, Sept. 3
HIGH SCHOOL
8:30 p.m'.
Girls: Frozen Foods
(Don’t forget to bring the
quilt block)
Boys Please Bring Lunch
FRAYNE REUNION
will be held on
LABOR DAY
COMMUNITY PARK,
EXETER
Sports Commencing at 3 P.M.
Supper at 5:30 P.M.
All families are requested to
bring own silverware, cups,
and picnic basket.
Blanshard’s
Historical
Celebration
Auspices of Blanshard’s Council
and Historical Committee
Friday, August 29
Rannoch Shed
(Highway 7)
PROGRAM
6:00 p.m.—Registration
6:10 p.m.—Old Time Sports
Tug O’ War; running races
(girls and boys); best old
time costume (couple); cos
tume race; fat man’s race;
peanut and candy scramble for
the kids; clown and old time
fiddlers will entertain. (Prizes
for all)
f8:30 pan.—Concert
(Come and hear Blanshard’s
entertainers)
11:00 p.m.—Old Time Dance
(Prizes for square dance)
“Blanshard’s History in Review”
This book wilLi be on sale for
the first time. Be on hand to
secure your copy.
Admission
Adults 50 cents
Public School Children Free
(Booth on Grounds)
Everybody Welcome
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Lakeview Casino
------------------Grand Bend
Season Ends
Midnight Dance - Aug 31
12:05 until 3:00 a.m.
Enjoy Labor Day Weekend with All Our
Canadian and American Visitors . . .
The Bend Will Be at its Peak!
Sunday Afternoon - Aug 31
FUN GALORE
2:00 p.m.—Parade starting at Brenner Hotel to the
Beach. Bobby Downs and his “Brass Band”.
2:30 p.m.—“Fat Boys’ Beauty Contest” on the Beach.
“A Laugh Riot” — Silver Collection to the
South Huron Hospital Fund.
3:00 p.m'.—-GIRLS’ SOFTBALL DOUBLE-HEADER
Stratford Kroell],ers vs. London Automarts
(These are top Ontario Intermediate League
teams now in semi-finals of play-offs; a top
game, and one you should see.
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Car Bingo
Hensall Community Arena
Friday, August 29
Doors Open 7:30 Bingo 9:00 Sharp
$1025.00 In Cash - Plus 1952 Meteor
(Complete with Heater, Air-Conditioning & Licence)
15 REGULAR GAMES $15.00
4 SPECIALS $100.00 - $100.00 - $100.00 - $500.00
EXTRA SPECIAL 1952 METEOR CUSTOMLINE
Sponsored by Hensall Legion & Ladies’ Auxiliary 468
Admission: 15 regular games $1.00,
Exra Cards and Specials 25$, 5 for $1.00,
Car Special $1.00
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(Members of Branch 4<68 Not Eligible to Win Car)
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Stock Car Races
UNDER LIGHTS
at
Lippert’s Speedway
DASHWOOD
Every Friday at 8:30 p.m.
MODERN AND OLD TIME DANCING
After Races
Admission $1.00 - Students 500 - Children Free
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ALDON
THEATRE
GRAND BEND
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
August 27 and 28
PEOPLE AGAINST O’HARA
★ Spencer Tracy
★ Pat O’Brien ★ Diana Lynn
Against sinister forces ^hat
prey on youth . . .
CARTOON
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
August 29 and 30
DISTANT DRUMS
(In Technicolor)
★ Gary Cooper ★ Mari Aldon
Gary Cooper as Captain Wyatt,
swamp fighter, and Mari Aldon
as the captive beauty.
CARTOON
and
“STOP, LOOK AND LAUGH”
SUNDAY MIDNIGHT,
MONDAY & TUESDAY
September 1 and 2
THE BELLE OF
NEW YORK
(In Technicolor)
★ Fred Astaire
★ Vera-Ellen
★ Marjorie Main
It’s a technicolor musical that
has everything, including a Bow
ery belle with a twinkle in her
eye.
“GYMNASTIC RHYTHM”
and
“SEEING CEYLON”
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BE SURE YOU SEE:
The Big Airborne
AIR SHOW
V MASS PARACHUTE JUMPS
V DELAYED-ACTION JUMPS
V PARACHUTE EXHIBITION CONTEST
y/ U.S. AIR FORCE JETS FLY PAST
V RCAF FLY PAST AND GLIDER DISPLAY
See Victoria Cross Winner—London Police Boys Band
HI-LO FARMS
(Old Lambeth Airport)
3 Miles South of London, No. 2 Highway I
Saturday, Sept. 20, - 1 p.m.
These men parachuted into Holland/ Germany,
Belgium and ovei* the Rhine and Korea. Never before
has anyone seen such a show!
Tickets at Avalon and Rether’s Restaurants or write
or wire National Parachute ’Exhibition, First Can-
* adian Parachute Clubs Inc., 332 Central Avenue,
London, Ontari o, phone 2-4772 London
Mayor Allan Rush Will Draw for Prizes
AMONG THE PRIZES DONATED ARE:
• Table Lamp donated by R. E. Russell, Electric Ap
pliances, Phone 109, Exeter
• China Plate donated by S. B. Taylor, Jewellery and
. Gifts, Bui ova and Gruen Watches^ Exeter, Ont.
• Six-Pound Picnic Ham donated by Fink’s Meat Market,
Fresh and Cured Meats
• Clock donated by Jack Smith jeweller, Diamonds, Wed
ding Rings and Watches, Costume Jewellery, China and
Crystal
• Silver Cream and Sugar donated by Beavers Hardware
• Ten-Dollar Gift Certificate donated by Buswell’s Fam
ily Footwear, Phone 376, Exeter
• S p or t Shi r t Donated by George Wright, Clothier.
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Progressive Conservative Huron Riding (Federal)
Nomination Meeting
Clinton Town Hall - Mon., Sept. 8-8 p.m.
' ELECTION OF OFFICERS FOR RIDING
Guest Speaker: Donald Fleming, Q.C., M.P. for Eglinton
ELMER D. BELL, Q.C., President CLARK FISHER, Secretary
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