HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1950-11-23, Page 12THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 23, 19S0
THEATRE
Phone 431
Previews its
Coming Attractions
Continuing every Saturday
until further notice, the first
show will start at 6:00 p.m.
Box office opens at 5:30 p.m.
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FRIDAY and SATURDAY
November 21 - 25
‘Curtain Call
At Cactus Creek’
★ Donald O’Connor
★ Gale Storm
All’s Riot on the Western Front
5$
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MONDAY and TUESDAY
27 - 28November
JUNE HAVOC
Directed by Produced by
CLAUDE BINYON • FRED KOHLMAR
Screen Pley by CUUDE BINYON • From the Book
"The Doctor Wear* Three Face*" by Mary Bard
WEDNESDAY and /THURSDAY
November 29 - 30
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' The
Picture With
All the
Hilarious
Answers
WARK8
AND REAL
AS TWO
PEOPLE
9N LOVE
WHAT
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; light-tropic-beach ...
: and-you approach!
He used the you’ve-
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wantline!
Mr. and Mrs. Moodie
Presented With Gift
Friends and neighbours of the
4th and 5 th concession of Us-
borne took advantage of the
fifty-eighth wedding anniversary
of Mr. and Mrs. William Moodie
to honor the occasion and at the
same time present them with a
token of remembrance on their
leaving the farm and moving to
Exeter. They presented them
with a Sunbeam pop-up toaster.
The address was as follows:
November 9 1950.
Mr. and Mrs. .Moodie:
After living in this neighbour
hood ifor sixty years we could
not let you slip away from oui’
midst without showing you in a
small way how much we esteem
and regard you,
Mrs. Moodie, we have found
you a good reliable friend and
neighbour ready and willing to
do your share in any way that
might be of benefit to the com
munity. We deeply regret your
leaving oui’ midst but you have
well earned a rest
town life will bring
piness to you.
Mr. Moodie, you
position of honor and respect in
our neighbourhood for a good
many years. You will be sincer
ely missed not only by your
neighbours but by the whole
community. We know that wher
ever you go you will always be
■a great asset and have a host
of friends.
Whenever there was sickness
or trouble in the neighbourhood
we could always ’depend on Mr.
Moodie to help in any way pos
sible in his own kind way. There
are many more things we could
say but, “Brevity is the soul of
wit.” x
We certainly offer our very
heartiest congx’atulations today
on this your fifty-eighth anniv
ersary and wi^h you great hap
piness and many more years of
happy married life.
Please accept this gift not for
its intrinsic value but the spirit
in which it is given and we hope
you will be able to use it every
day and each time may it re
mind you of your neighbours
and friends on the fourth and
fifth concessions.
•—- Youi’ neighbours and friends.
and perhaps
greater hap-
have held a
Thames Road Native
Prominent In West
Word was received in Exeter
Wednesday of last week of the
death of Mr. William J. Allison,
of Regina, Sask. He passed away
in hospital, at the age of 73,
Mr, Allison along with his son
John and wife of Vancouver, and
his brothei’ David and wife of
Roland, Man,, visited for several
days in this community return
ing to the West
weeks ago.
Mr. Allison was
and Foreign Bible
about four
and
and
■chairman of its city campaign
.when he was taken ill. He was
president of the Regina Curling
club in 1948-49 and a member
of the Saskatchewan Liberal
Association.
Predeceased by his wife, the
former Jeanette Strang Gardiner,
Mr. Allison is survived by one
son, John, of Victoria; one
daughter, Mrs. Sutherland, of
Calgary, two brothers, John W.,
of the Thames Road; David, of
Roland, Man.; two sisters, Mrs.
Margaret Kydd, of London and
iMrs. Annie Montieth, of Exeter
and three grandchildren.
Mr. Allison was . born and
raised on the Thames Road and
in 19 0 6 went to Regina. For a
time he was employed by two
farm land operators, D. M.
Hackney and Steele & Bell and
then joined the Cockshutt Plow
Co. For three years he was man
ager of the National Fire Insur
ance Co., of Vancouver. In 1911
with A. T. Brook he founded the
firm of Brook and Allison, Real
Estate, selling out his interests
in 19 47 when he and his daugh-
born
society
ALDON
THEATRE
GRAND BEND
PRESENTS’
FOR YOUR ENJOYMENT THE
FOLLOWING ATTRACTIONS
Firemen Called To Creamery
Firemen were called around 3
a.m. Tuesday night when a blaze
broke out in the Exeter cream
ery. Responding quickly to the
call the men were able to con
fine the fire to a small section.
About $200 damage was done,
.Mrs, Bessie Taylor turned in the
alarm.
LOOKING for something? A
Classified Ad would bring results.
ter, Mrs. R. D. Sutherland took
a trip to Europe.
Mr. Allison was prominent in
Church work. In 1933 he was
appointed clerk of the session of
Westminster United Church. He
was a. member of the British
COMING EVENTS
COMMUNITY NIGHT —in Town
Town Hall, Hensail, on Friday,
November 24. Card games and
dancing. Good lucky draw prizes
donated by merchants. Tickets
at door. Sponsored by’ Women’s
Institute. Seamons Orch, Booth
in hall. General admission 75c.
23c
HOME-MADE BAILING SALE —
The C.W.L. of St. Peter’s Church
are holding a Home-Made Bak
ing Sale at Jensen's Store on
Saturday, November 25, at 3
o’clock, 23*
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Legion Bingo
GEESE AND CHICKENS THIS WEEK
Jack-Pot Prize - $15 Door Prize - Goose
Thursday, November 23
OPERA HOUSE
Admission 500
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Everard Myers
Mr. Everard Myers, passed
away at his home at Grand Bend
and a private funeral sevice was
held from the Harry Hoffman
funeral home at Dashwood Tues
day afternoon and interment was
made in the Grand Bend ceme
tery.
He was born in England and
came to Canada in 1907, locat
ing in Toronto where he was in
the electrical business and did a
deal of work for the Toronto
Transportation Com. He came to
widow is the former Irene Hand-
Grand Bend eight years ago. His
ford, a native of Exeter.
Thrce-Act Comedy
‘Abigail Goes Haywire’
Main Street Church
TWO
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
November 24 - 25
SHOWS - 7:30 AND 9:30
‘Rogues of
•2.“>
Sherwood Forest’
In Glorious Technicolor
★
★
John Derek
Dianna Lynn
Andy Hale
— Shorts —
‘HIS X MARKS THE SPOT’
‘HAPPY TOTS’
MONDAY and TUESDAY
November 27 - 28
ONE SHOW - 8S30
‘Slattery’s
Hurricane’
Adult Entertainment
★ Richard Widmark
★ Linda Darnell
★ Veronica Lake
A 20th Century standout
NEWSREEL and SHORTS
1
THREE-ACT PI;AY
Coveralls
Elimville United Church
M-G-M’s Romantic Comedy
Hiswasthemillions-
minks-and- man- ’
$ion$ technique!
CHASE/
Peter Lawford is very dose
but does he win her??
Friday, December 1
8:00 p.m.
Presented by Belgrave Y.P.U.
Sponsored by Local Y.P.U.
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| Sponsored by
Elimville Young People’s Society
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at $ p.m.
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with
JAMES WHITMORE • J.CARROLWAISH;
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matinees
SATURDAY AND HOLIDAYS
AT a:30 PM
Barclay’s
Square
Home of
OLD TIME DANCING
Every Thur, and Sat. Nights
A Special Holiday Dance
Sunday Midnight
12:65 to 3
WITH THE WESTERNAIRES
STRATFORD
37 Market Place
Tues., Dec. 5 - 8:30 p.m
Stephen Fed. of Agriculture
Annual Meeting
CREDITON TOWNSHIP HALL
HI
EXETER ARENA
Free!
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For satisfying results, try the
Want Ads.
The Ralston Purina
Company Presents
an
Enjoyable & Educational
Film in Colour
London’s All-Girl Choir
will present
A Festival of Christmas Music
Guest Speaker: Mr. Roy Jewell of CFPL, London.
Please Bring Lunch Coffee Will Be Served
James St. United Church
EXETER
Exeter Badminton Club’s
Snow-Bird
Dance
Friday, December 1
ROSS PEARCE’S ORCHESTRA
Dress Optional
Advance Tickets 750
Community Concert
CREDITON TOWN HALL
Friday, November 24
at 8:15 p.m.
Moving Pictures, Musical Numbers by Local Artists,
Home-Made Candy on Sale
Lunch Available at Nominal Fee Following Concert
Admission: Adults 250, P.S. Children Free
Sponsored by
Crediton Women’s Institute and Library Board
- Proceeds to Be Used for Library Work -
Assist this worthy cause by purchasing your ticket
from a local school pupil
*$■
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at 8:30 p.m.
Sponsored by the Women’s Association
TICKETS 500
Trip Through
a Pig Factory’
Exeter Town Hall
Wed., Nov. 29-8 p.m.
Farmers and feeders will enjoy this educational and
instructional film in colour. It shows actual pictures
of the growth of pigs during the gestation period.
It answers the question why many pigs never are
horn and why others are born weak.
Here is a world of information for breeders and
feeders of pigs. It illustrates Better Management,
Sanitation and Control of Disease.
MONDAY NIGHT, NOV. 27 Will Be An’
Outstanding
Night in
London
as an
Outstanding
Choir Will
Make Their Appearance.
COSO H1SPANIC0
OF MAJORCA (Thomas Choir)
UNDER THE PERSONAL DIRECTION OF JUAN MARIA THOMAS
Unlike any choral group ever heard before, the Coro Hispanico grew out of the
magic soil of the lovely island of Majorca, reflecting its sun-drenched moods as
wefi as the mystical promptings of the Mediterranean soul — at tunes ethereal
and almost unearthly in its lyricism and at times penetrating to the veiy mar
row in its passionate utterances. The singers are drawn from the sturdy working
people of Palma, captial city of Majorca. Under the inspired genius of Juan Mana
Thomas, Who is steeped in the magnificent traditions
----------------------------------- of the great art of Spanish singing, these men and
women have been transformed into an amazing vocal
orchestra that has stirred all listeners. Great musicians
come to Majorca for the express purpose of hearing
this incredible chorus—and leave the island bewitched
by its magic art.
CORO HISPANICO
COMING MONDAY, NOV. 27, TO THE
ALL SEATS
RESERVED
NOW OS SALE
$2.00 Sl.SO $1.00
Tax Inf*
Mail Orders Accepted
Enclose a self-addressed
stamped envelope far return
of ’ tickets. Out of town
checks must include ex
change.ton
Outstanding Speakers
will be there to give you up-to-date knowledge and
information.
FRANK KING — Purina Sales Manager of Ontario,
who has a great sense of humour, will present the
film with many practical points of interest.
DAN LURCH —- has had 20 years or more of prac
tical experience in hog raising with Purina Co. Mr.
Lurch judged the hogs at Exeter Fall Fair for the
past two years and will be on hand to bring you
valuable and practical information and suggestions.
AL MORGAN — graduate of O.A.C., Guelph, and
Putina’s personal service man for Exeter and district,
will be available to offer good advice on livestock
problems.
Free Draws - Free Prizes
PURINA EVERSHARP PENCILS
AND PURINA JACK-KNIVES
You may obtain tickets on these two attractive
prizes at either the Exeter or Whalen Mills
Trip to St. Louis
There’s a wonderful trip to the Purina Research
farm and laboratories at St. Louis available to
Purina feeders next spring. Come to this meet
ing and learn how you can be elligible.
Come and enjoy an evening of
instructional entertainment
SPONSORED BY —
CANN’S MILL LIMITED
EXETER WHALEN
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