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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1952-09-18, Page 12Page 12 THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 18, 1952 ar 0 I* AH- Hensall Community Arena Friday, September 26 Fa ir Winners —Continued from Page 1 Granton, J. E. Walker; cherry pie, Mrs. Wilfred Doupe, J. E. Walker; lemon pie, Mrs. Walter Weber, Lloyd Cushman; fruit cake, Mrs. Edgar Darling, Clan- deboye; frosted white eake, Lloyd Cushman, Mrs. Wilfred Doupe; tea biscuits, Mrs. Wil­ liam Sillery, Mrs. Wilfred Doupe, Mrs. Alvin Moir; best pies, Mrs. PLUS A DRAW FOR A COMING EVENTS 1952 Dodge Crusader Sedan Extra Special $1,000.00 »— Three Specials at $100.00 Fifteen Games at $20.00 — A Total of $1,600.00! Sponsored by Hensail Legion & Ladies’ Auxiliary 468 Final Organization Meeting EXETER MEN’S BOWLING LEAGUE Monday, September 22 TOWN HALL 8:00 p.m. AH Team Entries Must Be Submitted by this Meeting Any Bowler Not on a Team Must Register at Exeter Bowling Lanes ^efore Monday AH Interested Are Invited to Join the League Attention All District Bowlers This is an invitation to start up with the Exeter Bowling League which will begin shortly. We would like to see district. some teams from Dashwood and Hensail ■ -■ Join In Winter’s PHONE Most Popular Exercise 499 EXETER Meeting at Town Hall - Sept. 22 at 8 p.m. Come To Kirkton Fair Thurs. & Fr!', Sept. 25 & 26 ★ ENTERTAINMENT BY DON ROBERTSON AND HIS CKNX BOYS ★ BANNOCHBURN KILTIE BAND * BIG HORSE SHOW ★ PARADE ★ $3,000 IN PRIZE BONEY $5.00 Special For Best Apple Pie Donated by Milton Hooper (No spices used, donoi’ to receive pie) ./ '"S ■H <■ ABERDEEN HALL, KIRKTON Admission 500 Under Auspices Fair Board ■ BAKING SALE — The Ladies’ Auxiliary of Exeter Branch 167 to the Canadian Legion plan to hold a baking and white ele­ phant sale on Saturday, October 11, at the Legion Memorial Hall. 18c Junior Farmers’ Weiner Roast BILL CANN’S GRAVEL PIT Come and Bring a Friend For Health’s Sake Roll er Skate at the EXETER ROLLER RINK Mon. - Wed. - Fri. - Sat. 8:00-11:00 p.m. - Skates Supplied - - Admission 250 and 350 Refreshment Booth Attention All Lawn Bowlers FINAL Mixed Jitney Tuesday, September 23 7:45 p.m. Good Prizes & Refreshments Edgar Darling, Mrs. Harold Cud- more, Lloyd Cush m a n ; best cakes, Mrs. Wilfred Doupe, Lloyd Cushman, Mrs. Walter Weber; centerpiece, Mrs. Hugh Love. Homo Canned Products Grapes, Mrs. Harold Cudmore; strawberries, Mrs. Wilfred Doupe, Mrs., William Sillery; raspberries, ’Mrs. William Sil­ lery, Mrs. Wilfred Doupe; pears, Ross Marshall, Victor Hogarth; peaches, Mrs. Irvine Armstrong, Mrs, Wilfred Doupe; cherries, Ross Marshall, Mrs. Harold Cud- more; plums, Ross Marshall, Mrs. Irvine Armstrong; toma­ toes, Mrs. H. A. Fuss, Mrs. Wil­ fred Doupe; corn, Mrs. Harold Cudmore, Mrs. H. A. Fuss; peas, Mrs. H. A. Fuss; string beans, Mrs. William Sillery, Mrs. H. A. Fuss; tomato juice, Mrs. Harold Cudmore, Mrs. Wilfred Doupe; apple jelly, Mrs. H. A. Fuss, Mrs. Irvine Armstrong. Red currant jelly, Ross Mar­ shall, Mrs. H. A. Fuss; any con­ serve, Mrs. H. A. Fuss, Mrs. Harold Cudmore; tomato pickle, Mrs. Wilfred Doupe, Mrs. Harold Cudmore; mustard pickle, Mrs. Irvine Armstrong, Ross Mar­ shall; pickled onions, Mrs. Wil­ fred Doupe; pickled cucumbers, J. W. Powell, Mrs. Harold Cud- more; pickled pears, Mrs. Wil­ fred Doupe; tomato catsup, Mrs. Wilfred Doupe, Mrs. Hugh Love; chili sauce, Fred McClymont, Mrs. Hugh Love; pepper relish, C a r f r e y Cann, Mrs. Wilfred Doupe; canned chicken, Mrs. William Sillery, Mrs. H. A. Fuss; canned beef, Fred Mc­ Clymont, Mrs. H. A. Fuss; canned sausage, Mrs. H. A. Fuss, Fred McClymont. Honey, Maple Syrup, Candy Honey, mo nt; tralia; maple cream, Victor Hogarth; chocolate fudge, Lloyd Cushman, Mrs. Cudmore; divinity fudge, Cushman, Victor Hogarth. Meats And Salads Cured ham, Mrs. H. A. cured meats, Mrs. H. A. meat pies, Mrs, Wilfred Doupe; three apple desserts, Mrs. Wil­ fred Doupe, Mrs. C. Hern; salad dressing, Mrs. Hugh Love, Mrs. William Sillery; cottage cheese, Mrs. William Sillery, Judge—Mrs. William ( Consitt. Fruit Apples — R.I. greenings, Vic­ tor Hogarth, Archie Ethering- ton; northern spies, Philip Mc­ Kenzie, Victor Hogarth; russets, Philip McKenzie, Fred McCly­ mont; McIntosh, Philip McKen­ zie, Albert Etherington; court­ land, Victor Hogarth; snow ap­ ples, Ivan McClymont, Fred Mc­ Clymont; king of tompkins, Fred 1 McClymont, Ivan McClymont; Ontario, Philip McKenzie; Blen­ heim peppins, Victor Hogarth, Philip McKenzie; tolman sweet, Fred McClymont, Ivan McCly­ mont ; delicious, Philip McKen­ zie, Ivan McClymont; best dis­ play, Fred McClymont, Philip McKenzie. Pears ney clapp’s mo nt; J. W. Sanders, Mrs. Plums- Philip McKenzie. Duchess of Anjou, Sid- Sanders, Fred McClymont; favorite, Fred McCly- sheldon, Philip McKenzie, Powell; barlett, Sidney Harold Hern. ■damson, J. W. Powell, ALDON THEATRE GRAND BEND WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY September 17 and 18 THE LIGHT TOUCH ★ Stewart Granger ★ Pier Angell The world and all its priceless treasures were his for the tak­ ing . . . CARTOON and ‘ ‘PEDESTRIAN SAFETY’ ’ Have You Your Tickets On The Lions Dream Cottage? ■ THEATRE Phone 421 Previews Its Coming Attractions FRIDAY & SATURDAY September 19 arfds20 Fort Defiance J •Jr" Dane Clark ★ Ben Johnson This is killer country—and the story of the guns that won its glory! MONDAY & TUESDAY September 22 and 23 Five Fingers 4r James Mason ★ Danielle Darrienx Real as the streets of Ankara and Istanbul—where it all hap­ pened. True as the intrigues of a master spy—guilty of every sin that had a name. WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY September 24 and 25 Sound Off ★ Mickey Rooney ★ Delore Sidener It’s the great big musical manoeuvre . . . P E E Dedication 3 . ; , , light, Fred McCly- arnber, Fred Howe, Cen- sections, Fred Howe; Lloyd Cushman, Harold Lloyd Fuss; Fuss; Town Topics Mr. and Mrs. Melvin King, of Exeter, and Mr, and Mrs. Newell Morgan, of Port Huron, returned home on Monday from a tour of Florida and the southern states. Mrs. A. E. Glanville, of New Westminister, B.C., is visiting with her brother Alt. Wuerth and Mrs. Wuerth, in Exeter, and another brother, Edgar Wuerth, in Zurich. Mrs. Glanville, the former Tena Wuerth is a native of Crediton. This is her first visit in this district in 57 years. Mr. and Mrs; M. McCreery were in Listowel and Palmerston for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. F. Squire, of Prospect Hill, were in Exeter on Wednesday and Thursday ing Mrs. Squire’s father and seeing the Fall Fair. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Knight, of Walkerton, weekend visitors with Mr. Mrs. Glen McKnight and Mary for the weekend. Mr. and visited in weekend. Mr. and visited over the weekend in To­ ronto with their niece, Mrs. Glen Lamont, and her husband. Weekend visitors with and Mrs-. J. L. Kydd were and Mrs. E. .J. Willard daughter, Miss Betty Ann, Mt. Hope; Mr. R. J. Kydd land Miss Ruth Neville, of London; Mr. J. P. Sanders, of Wheatley. Mrs. Sanders and daughters, Margaret and Donna Marie, re­ turned home with Mr. after spending the with her parents and Sanders. Mr. and of Ottawa, Mrs. L. F. Mr. and posted to Camp Borden. Mrs. Norman Hockey returned home from St. Joseph’s Hospital where she underwent an opera­ tion. She is much improved. Miss Loretta Pym, who been on the office staff at logg’s in London for the visit- here.. Mc- were and Mrs, E. R. Hopper Tillsonburg ovei’ the Mrs. B. M. Francis Mr. Mr. and of Sanders past week Mrs. Jessie W. Howey,Mrs. M. visited a week with Howey. Mrs. Tom Pascal are The savage bugles FRIDAY & SATURDAY September 19 and 20 BUGLES IN THE AFTERNOON (In Technicolor) ★ Ray Milland ■ ★ Helena Carter ★ Hugh Marlowe streaking arrows , . . the screams , , . then the blare! CARTOON & ADDITIONAL SHORT MONDAY & TUESDAY September 22 and 23 THE STORY OF WILL ROGERS (In Technicolor) ★ Will Rogers Jr. ★ Jane Wyman ★ “ ★ Here’s the warming story of a lovable guy who tossed a lariat and caught a hundred million happy hearts. SHORT SUBJECT James Gleason Eddie Cantor ■ 5 § B si Exeter Legion Memorial Hall Stock Car Races UNDER LIGHTS at Lippert’s Speedway DASHWOOD MODERN AND OLD TIME DANCING After Races Admission $1.00 - Students 500 Children Free Car Bingo Sponsored by Exeter Branch of the Canadian Legion IN AID OF SOUTH HURON HOSPITAL BUILDING FUND Exeter Arena Wednesday, October 1 1952 Ford Customline 2-Door (Complete with air-conditioning, heater and license) — PLUS — $1,000 In Cash Prizes 15 REGULAR GAMES FOR $20.00 EACH 3 SPECIAL GAMES FOR $100.00 EACH 1 SPECIAL GAME FOR $400.00ft Admission $1.00 - Extra and Special Cards 25$ or 5 for $1.00 - Car Special $1.00 DOORS OPEN AT 7:30 GAMES START AT 9:00 (Exeter Legion Members Not Eligible To Win Car) Saturday Night Dance Exeter Legion Memorial Hall Saturday, September 20 From 9:00-12:00 Steve Dundas Orchestra ADMISSION 750 SPOT DANCES ■ BE SURE YOU SEE The Big Airborne Air Show V MASS PARACHUTE JUMPS V DELAYED ACTION JUMPS V PARACHUTE EXHIBITION CONTEST V U.S. AIR FORCE JETS FLY PAST V RCAF FLY PAST AND GLIDER DISPLAY See the Victoria Cross Winner — London Police Boys’ Band At Hi-Lo Farms (Old Lambeth Airport) Three Miles South of London, No. 2 Highway Sunday, September 21 Parade Assembles at 1:45 at Snell Bros* Ltd. Garage All Legion Members and Veterans Are Invited to Join the Parade The Public Is Invited To Attend has Kel- past two years, spent a week at her home here prior to going to To­ ronto to attend Ryerson Insti­ tute. Mr. and Mrs, Ewart Pym accompanied her to Toronto on Sunday and spent the day with Miss Myrna Pym, R.N., who is at present specializing at Toron­ to General Hospital after being on the staff of the Ontario Hos­ pital in London for the past year. Mr, and Mrs. Pym recently enjoyed a trip to Prince Albert, Sask. They visited friends at Birch Hills and Carlyle Sask., Holland and Winnipeg, Man., and returned by way of Kenora, Fort William and Sault Ste. Marie. They were greatly tin-' pressed With the beautiful flow* era, scenery and liidustury at Keewatin and Kenova and also the scenery along the A.C. and M.B, line from Franz to the Soo,r Wil 20-1 p.m These men parachuted into Holland, Germany, Belgium and over the Rhine and Korea. Never before has anyone seen such a show! • Tickets at Avalon and Rether’s Restaurants, or write oY wire National Parachute Exhibition, First Canadian Parachute Clubs Inc., 332 Central Avenue, London, Ontario. Phone 2-4772 London. MAYOR ALLAN RUSH WILL DRAW FOR PRIZES Table Lamp donated by R>. M Russell, Electric, Appliances, Phono 109, Exeter, China Plate donated by S. B. Taylor, Jewellery and Gifts, Bulova and Griten Watches, Exeter, Ontario. Six*Pound Picnic Ham donated by Fink’s Meat Market, Fresh and Cured Meats. Clock donated by Jack Smith Jeweller, Diamond, Wedding Rings and Watches, Costume Jewellery, Chin and Crystal, Silver Cream and Sugar donated by Beavers Hardware. TomDolIar Gift Certificate donated by BuswelVs Family Footwear, Phone 37(>. Sport Shirt donated by George Wright, Clothier,