HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1954-07-01, Page 12Page 12 THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 1, 1954
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THEATRE
GRAND BEND
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
July 2 and 3
“FLAME OF CALCUTTA”
Technicolor
* Denise Parcel
★ Patrick Knowles
Barbarians thunder across
continent . . .
SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS
Wood Family
Enjoys Picnic
A gathering of the Wood fam
ily, numbering 30, enjoyed a pic
nic recently at Springbank Park.
Relatives were present from To
ronto, Hamilton, Brantford, St
Thomas, Ridgetown, Forest, Mit
chell and Exeter.
Winners of the races were’
Judy Luxton, Roger Luxtou, Sus
an Winer, Margaret Luxton,
Gayle L u x t f> n , Brien Winer.
Elaine Luxton, Ronnie Archer.
Bill Luxton. Beta Lnxton, Marion
Winer. Mrs Wood ini Mrs.
Archer
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Town Topics—
Items of Social and Personal Interest In and Around Exeter
The Exeter Times-Advocate is always pleased to publish these items.
We and our readers are interested in you and your friends. Phone 770.
Sees Son On TV
While looking at television
during the newscast Saturday,
Ross Taylor was thrilled to see
the picture of his son, Ken, walk
ing down the gangplank of the
Micmac, returning to
after a three months’
Mr Ross Parsons, of Halifax,Mr and Mrs. Rufus Kestle are 1'
holidaying on Manitoulin Island spent a few days with his father,
this week
Barry and Alan Margison, of
London, visited Wednesday with
their grandmother, Mrs. Ed.
Johns.
Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Richard
son, Barbara and
nia. are visiting
Mrs. F. A. May.
Mr. and Mrs.
Donald, of Sar-
with Mr. and
H.M.C.S.
Halifax
cruise.
SUNDAY MIDNIGHT,
MONDAY & TUESDAY
July 5 and 6
* Will Rogers Jr.
“THE BOY FROM
OKLAHOMA”
Technicolor
★ Nancy Olson ★ Lon Chaney
The saga of an easy-going cow
boy ... a delightful movie treat.
NEWSREEL AND
BUGS BUNNY CARTOON
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Mr. William Fraser, who
injured tn an accident at
home, was brought from Victoria
Hospital to South Huron Hospit
al on Wednesday.
Mrs. Milo Snell has returned
to her home from a visit with
her daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs, Donald Hill, of Wind
sor. On Saturday she attended
the wedding of her cousin in De
troit.
Hicks Reunion
Seafoirth LiionsPairk
J. Penliale
left Satur-
Soo, return-
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
July 7 and 8
“THE IRON GLOVE”
Technicolor
* Robert Stack
★ Ursula Thiess
His strong right arm and sword
were pledge to his King . . .
ADDITIONAL SHORT SUBJECTS
Sat., July 10
1:30 p.m.
Bring Your Picnic Basket
(including silverware)
Beverage Cups and Plates
Provided
SUPPER SERVED
AT 5:30 P.M.
A.
and daughter Grace
day for a trip to the
ing by way of the States.
Miss L. Ballantyne has return
ed home from attending the fif
tieth anniversary of McKellar
General Hospital Training School
of Nursing in Ft. William. While
there she visited Mr. and Mrs.
Will Ballantyne.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Thomson,
Mrs. William Thomson and Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Jory left Monday
I for California where they will
visit relatives. They will also
visit Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pearson
and Mrs. Laura Harvey in Van
couver and attend a wedding in
Alberta on their return trip.
They will be away about six
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cudmore
returned Sunday from a motor
trip to Quebec City. They return
ed by way of the New England
States and New York.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Beaupre
and Irene, of Point Edward,
spent Saturday with friends in
town.
Mr. Earl Parsons.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Salter
and daughter, of Wingham, spent
Sunday with Miss Meta Salter.
Mr. aud Mrs. Will Foster, of
Osliawa, visited recently with
their cousins, W. J. and Mrs. Smith.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. W.
J. Pybus on Sunday were Mrs.
Eva Pybus, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
Young, Mr. and Mrs. George
Berringer and Brenda, all
London.
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Hastings PicnicAttend
Mrs. Edgar Squire, Mrs.
Hannigan, Mrs. Valeria
strong, Mrs. George Westcott
and Mrs. Ed Johns attended the
picnic of the Clinton Mary Hast
ings Housewives group which
was held at Bayfield last Wed
nesday.
Correction
Ted Walper, leader of the Ex
eter Citizen’s Band since 1935,
resigned from that post recently.
He did not retire as stated last
week.
HEPC Employee
Falls From Pole
Doug Harrison, an employee
the H.E.P.iC., sprained his ankle
when he slid from a pole while
working at Crediton on Monday
afternoon. X-rays revealed no
bones were broken and Mr. Har
rison expects to return to work
next week.
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DECORATION
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SOUTH HURON
JUNIOR FARMERS ANNUAL
PICNIC
LOT 3
TALENT WANTED
to compete for Cash Prizes at
The Seaforth Lions Carnival
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PRIZES: $75.00 - $50.00 - $25.00
Anyone Interested Must Apply by Letter to
John Brent, % CKNX, Wingham
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Hensail Community Arena
Monday, July 5
2
$2,000 In Prizes
12 REGULAR GAMES $50.00 EACH
SPECIALS $100.00 EACH 1 SPECIAL $200.00
1 Extra Special For $1,000
ALL PROCEEDS FOR ARTIFICIAL ICE
Support this Worthwhile Project
Admission: $1.00 for 12 Regular Games?
Specials and Extra Cards 250, 5 for $1.00
DOORS OPEN 8 P.M. BINGO STARTS 9 P.M,
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Person,
of Ontario, California, have been
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. John
Campbell and other friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Arm
strong and Mrs. M. Bonney, of
London, were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Powell and
Mrs. Gerald Gaudett and daugh
ter Judith Lynn spent Sunday
with Mrs. Pearl Knowles, of St.
Thomas, ’to honor the forty-ninth
wedding anniversary of the for
mer couple.
“For Health’s Sake,
Roller Skate!”
Exeter Roller Rink
Two Blocks West of Gould & Jory
Roller Skating on Monday, '
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday
8:00 to 11:00
CHILDREN 25(J - ADULTS 35f
Skates Supplied
REFRESHMENT BOOTH
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Lakeview Casino
SERVICE
KIRKTON UNION CEMETERY
on
Sunday, July 4
at 3:00 p.m.
Guest Speaker;
REV. T. W. HAZELWOOD,
of Toronto
Special Music by
Woodham Male Quartette
If Weather Is Unfavourable,
Service in Kirkton United Church
Ross Marshall, Frank Routly,
Chairman. Sec.-Treas.
Dominion Day
—Continued from Page 1
Howard Holtzman, $15; flag float,
Canadian Legion Auxiliary, $10;
swan, Ralph Sweitzer, $5.
Decorated bicycles—Gail Wal
dron, George Armstrong and Judy
Snelgrove.
Decorated tricycles — Larry
Skinner, Victor Fulcher, Sue
Svenden, Patsy Bridges, Helen
Cole, Julia Simm.
Chariot race — Wayne Bowen,
Ron Douglas with Brian Walker,
driver.
Pillow case race—Heather Mac-
Naughton’s team of Larry Jury,
Sandra Blowes, Bob Armstrong,
Lome Keller and Joyce Hamil
ton.
Honeymoon *race—D o u g Jer
myn and Shirley Wurm, Pat Cann
and Fred Wells, Pat Cooper and
Lome Keller.
Baby marathon — Ruth McKay
and Don Scott, Shirley Wurm and
Clem Hoonard.
Nail driving—Mrs. Eugene Bea
ver (12 strokes), Mrs. Max Har
ness (15), Mrs. David Kestle,
Mrs. Gerry Lawson, Mrs. North-
cott, and Mrs. Lloyd Cushman.
Greasy pole fight—Bob Arm
strong, winner; Doug Jermyn,
runner-up; Calvin M c K e r r a 1,
Lloyd Moore, Lome Keller, Jim
Scott, Gabby Dykstra, and Larry
Jury.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barnard
and faimly, of Whitehorse, visit
ed with Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Treibner for the past three
weeks.
COMING EVENTS
HOSPITAL AUXILIARY mem
bers: sewing and mending will
be done at the hospital, Tuesday,
July 6, at 2 p.m. lc
TROUSSEAU TEA — Mrs. Roy
Ratz, Dashwood, will entertain at
a trousseau tea in honor of her
daughter, Margaret June, Wed
nesday, July 7, from 7:00 to
10:00 p.m. 1*
DANCING every Friday night in
Bayfield Pavilion, Ken Wilbee’s
orchestra. Bayfield’s favorite sum
mer dance pavilion. For private
parties and receptions, telephone
658-r-6 Seaforth or 684-r-31 Hen
sail. 1:8:15:22:29c
McDonald REUNION — Sea
forth Lions Park, Saturday, July
10, 6:30 p.m. —Lloyd McDonald,
President, 1*
You Can Have
More Fun at the
EVERY
Wednesday Night
Springbank Park
Wed., July 7
6:00 p.m.
Bring Cutlery and
Your Picnic Basket
GRAND BEND
Dancing Nightly
NEIL McKAY and his ORCHESTRA
£
■s
3
Lyric
Phone 421
Previews Its
Coming Attractions
Theatre
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
July 2 and 3
£
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Sponsored by the Hensail Legion 468 & Legion Auxiliary
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Garden Bros.
Mammoth 3-Ring Circus
Friday and Saturday July 9-10
At GODERICH Memorial Arena
TWO SHOWS DAILY — 3:00 P.M. and 8:30 F:M.
ONE ADMISSION PRICE
SEES ENTIRE SHOW
SEE
SEE
SEE
MATINEES — 350 and 750 EVENINGS — 500 and $1.25
Important Notice
IT’S THRILLING!
World Famous
Trapeze Artists
J. Cole and his
Herd of Elephants
Prince El Kigordo
and his Lions
The many Clowns,
Monkeys, Ponies,
Acrobats, Dogs,
Horses
IT’S DIFFERENT!
A Goderich Ltows Community Project
PS Promotions
—Continued from Page I
Vanderneut, Charles; W a 1 p e r,
Linda; Webster, Angela; Wed-
lake, Brian; Wedlake, Gary; Wil
son, Teddy; Wright, Billy; Knox,
Peter; Scott, Donny.
TO BE IN GRADE 3
Braithwaite, Carole; Carscad- •
den, Jimmy; Dinndy, Susan: I
Ford, Gary; Genttner, Shirley;
Gossar, Elsie; Jones, Warren;
Simmons, Carolynne; Walker,
Marion; Webber, Judy; .Andre-
sea, Jens; Butson, Wayne; Green,
Sandra; Kearney, Larry; Ness,
Gary; Riley, Robert; Shapton,
Robert; Shipman, Glenn; Smith,
Kathy; Svendsen, Sue.
Woods, Kenneth; Boyle, Ric
ky; Cooper, Donald Wray; Janke,
Barbara; Knarr, Richard: Mc-
Creery, Donna; McKerral, Judy;
Stire, Larry; Vanderwall, Gertie;
Wright, Donald; Perry, Billy;
Ferguson, Patricia; MCreery,
Sharon; Smith, Freddy; Wells,
Freddy; Boekhoudt, Annie.
'Corbett, Mary; B a y n h a in ,
Wayne; Cooper, Ross; Doerr,
Susan;. Hamilton, Neil; Heywood,
Lester; Johnson, David;* Ked-
rieski, Richard; Taylor, Shirley;
Walters, Patsy; Harness, John;
Cowan, Donald; Gould. Leroy;
Hanrahan, Patsy; Higgins, Ro
bert.
TO BE IN GRADE 2
Campbell, Helen, Dykstra, Pat
ricia; Fairbairn, Ann; Harness,
Marlene; Henderson, Dane;
Hunter-Duvar, Linda; Keller,
Lana; McKillon, Danny; McTav-
ish, Nancy; Oswald, Klass; Snell,
Peter; Bentley, Marion; Bon-
nallie, Sheila; Cochrane, Eliza
beth; Edwards, Linda; Hunter,
Sandra; Kerslake, Jimmy; Learn,
Freddy; Smythe, Donna; Sow-
den, Douglas; Sweitzer, Brian.
Bayxham, Sharon; Buends,
Willie; Broderick, Ronald; Ellis,
David; Hogarth, Brian: Jory,
Lynda; Perron, Danielle; Stat
ton, Terry; Zeehuisen, Kies;
Armstrong, George; Cockwill,
Ray; Gibbons, John; Hockey,
Larry; Jones, Larry; Parsons,
Gary; Plantenga, George; Wal
per, Delton.
TO BE IN GRADE 1
Allen, Gary; Brady, Nancy;
Brintnell, Paul; Brintnell, Fred;
Cole, Helen; Corbett, Cathy;
Cowan, David; Crawford, Basil;
Dinney, Bill; Elliott, Johnny;
Harvey, Sandra; Heywood, Ka
ren; Jermyn, Karen; Keay, Mich
ael; Kerr, Ernest; Knox, Diana;
Knox, Elizabeth; Mason, Paul;
McDonald, Ricky; McKillen, Bon
nie; McKnight, Barry; Page,
Lynn; Snelgrove, Margaret;
Stire, Lynda; Tennant, Joanne;
Wade, Karen; Wedlake, Morris;
Whilsmith, Kathy; Willert, Lar
ry; Bonnallie, Gerry; Chandler,
Gloria; Cruickshank, Linda,
Doerr, Wendy; Edwards, Mary
Lou; Edwards, Leroy; Ellis, Bob
by; Govier, Jimmy; Henderson,
Dale; Hooper, Grant; Huxtable,
Jimmy; Jupp, Joy; Laughton,
Terri; Lindenfiold, Sue Ann;
Mooney, Jimmy; Plantinga, Hen-
derika; Pryde, John; Sanders,
Mary Jane; Seldon, Joy; South-
■cott, Jane; Swartzentruber, Eric;
Vanderwall, Bram; van Lochem,
Annie; van Lochem, Billy; Ward,
Heather; Wein, Sherry; Wells,
Barbara; Wolfe, Donnie.
Baynha m, Bryan; BeaverS,
Billy; Beavers, Bobby; Buswell,
Leslie; Carscadden, Marion; Go-
sar, Honk; Hammond, Linda;
Heywood, Pa trial a; Huntley,
Philip; May, Margaret; MacLean,
Brian; Orenczuk, Roman; Snell,
Darlene; Weber, Bonnie.
featuring
VOCALS by Jack Levi and .
Johnny Noubarian
» ELECTRIC GUITAR by Eddie Bell
Midnight Dance
This Week-End
BINGO — Mildmay Firemen’s
Bingo, Wed., July 7, on the New
Arena Floor; bingos every second
Wed., Mildmay Community Cen
tre, $2,300 in cash prizes, $1,000
Super iSpecial must go, 3 special
prizes $200, 14 games prizes $50.
Foi’ $1.00, extra and special cards 25^ or 5 for $1.00. Doors open
7:45 p.m., .games start 9:00 p.m.
sharp. lc
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Powder River
★ Rory Calhoun
★ Corinne Calvert
Photographed in Technicolor,
this is a virile western type melo
drama.
CARTOON
Bingo
NEWS
X Exeter Arena
Presentation
And Dance
FOR MR. AND MRS,
MERVYN WEBB
(nee Labelle Hill)
Friday, July 9
CREDITON
COMMUNITY HALL
t
MONDAY & TUESDAY
July 5 and 6
Kansas City
Confidential
A John Payne
★ Coleen Gray
real crime melodrama thatA
holds you tense all through.
Friday, July 16
12 REGULAR GAMES FOR $50.00 EACH
3 SPECIAL GAMES FOR $200.00 EACH
1 Special For $1,000
Modern & Old Time Dancing
EVERYBODY WELCOME
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
July 7 and 8
Woman of
Distinction
★ Rosalind Russel
★ Ray Milland
Smart dialogue and slapstick
comedy have been blended to
good advantage in this highly
amusing romantic comedy.
ADMISSION $1.00
Extra and Special Cards 250 — 5 for $1.00
Games Start at 9:00 P.M. Sharp
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WATCH FOR MONSTER BINGO JULY 30!
Sponsored by Exeter Legion
Llashmar
Drive-in Theatre
Clinton
Two Shows Nightly, Rain or Clear
Box Office Open at 8:00 p.m.
First Show at Dusk
Children under 12 in Cars Free
EXETER
RACES
THURS.-FRI.JULY 1-2
“SILVER CITY”
Colour
EDMUND O’BRIEN
YVONNE, DeCARLO
Cartoon and News
SAT.-MON. JULY 3-5
“BROKEN ARROW”
Colour
DEBRA PAGET
JAMES STEWART
Mon. Only —• World Heavyweight
Fight Picture
Rocky Marciano - Ezzard Charles
Cartoon and News
Wednesday, July 7 1:30 D.S.T
$2,400 IN PURSES
2.30 Class Trot or Pace
Blanket Donated by Russ and Chuck Snell
(Meteor and Mercury Sales and Service, B-A Oil Products)
$400
2.25 Class Trot or Pace - $500
Blanket Donated by Mathers Bros. (Minneapolis Tractors and Farm Machinery)
SUN. MIDNIGHT
“DON’T BOTHER
TO KNOCK”
Adult Entertainment
RICHARD W1DMARK
MARILYN MONROE
Cartoon and News
JULY 4
TUES.-WED. JULY 6 - 7
“SABRE JET”
Colonr
COLEEN GRAY
ROBERT STACK
Tues. Only — World Heavyweight
Fight Picture
Rocky Marciano - Ezzard Charles
Cartoon and News
THURS.-FRI. JULY 8-9
“I’LL NEVER
FORGET YOU”
Colour
ANN BLYTH
TYRONE POWER
Cartoon and News
Blanket Donated by Mr. Thompson, Manager, Lyric Theatre
2.21 Class Trot or Pace - $500
Blanket Donated by Tuckey Beverages (Kist, Pepsl-Cola and Hire’s Root Beer)
2.19 Class Trot or Pace - $500
(ALSO ELIGIBLE NON-WINNERS OF $2,500.00 IN 1953)
Blanket Donated by Jones, MacNaugliton Seeds Ltd.
★ PRIZE OF $20.00 FOR FASTEST MILE OF RACE MEET
Donated by A. L. and C. E. Acheson
★ SILVER TRAY FOR BEST DRESSED OUTFIT
Donated by Jack Smith/ Jeweller
Climie-Whitesell Starting Gate Will Be Used
Announcer; Tory Gregg of Wingham Betting Privileges on the Ground
bxetxrtumcl™Jack Morrissey, Chairman
W. C. Allison, Secretary