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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1955-07-14, Page 14Pogo 12 THE TIMES -ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 14, 1955: Mlas Oarole Westeett is on a week'a: vacation, with her aunt .sola, linCIO, Mr ,and. Mrs. icon Steps :ala, of .London„ Miss Bonnie Foster, of Wing- hana> spent the past week whit Misses. Carole and Joan Westeott, has returned home. E 1 Llashrnar Clinton FRIDAY.ONLY July 15 "LAUGH NITE" ALL CARTOON AND G`OMFDY BROW Come and Bring. the Kiddies SATURDAY & MONDAY July 16 and 18 "ALLEGHENY UPRISING." * John Wayne * Claire Trevor July 19 to 25 "OLD SHOW WEEK" TUESDAY ONLY — July 19 "THE INFORMER" * Vic lijcLaglen * Preston Foster WEDNESDAY ONLY — July 20 "YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU" * James Stewart * Jean Arthur THURSDAY ONLY — July 21 "ALL THE KING'S MEN" * Broderick Crawford * Joanne Dru Vasil .Crawford and Brian Sweitzer are holidaying at .their grandparents, Mr, and Mrs, Win. Sweitzer, Knotty Pine Hills. Grand Bend. Mrs. Maude Pybus of London attended Mr. and Mrs. Win. Hor ney's fiftieth wedding annivers- ary 'and 15 visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Pybus. Miss Nancy Boyle istaking skating lessons in 'Stratford, StarLite Drive -In Theatre THURSDAY & FRIDAY July 14 and 15 "HONDO" (Technicolor) * John Wayne * Geraldine Paige SATURDAY & MONDAY July 16 and 18 "DESERT LEGION" (Technicolor) * AIan Ladd * Arlene Dahl TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY July 19 and 20 "BY THE LIGHT OF , THE SILVERY MOON" (Technicolor) * Doris Day * Qordon McRae Free Hearing Clinic For All Makes Of Hearing Aids At Central Hotel Friday, July 15 from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. ACOUSTICON First Electronic Hearing Aid SEE THE NEW POSTAGE STAMP SIZE HEARING AID ACOUSTICON Of Lambton And Huron County 3 Staffa School Reunion No. 3 Hibbert July 23 This Is The Day! July 23 Hurry, hurry, make your lunch and don't be late. Bell rings at 9 o'clock. In the morning'—reminiscences, roll call, in memorianl; afternoon—Bannockburn Pipe Band, speeches, music and children's sports; evening, 8 o'clock -Willie Bell, Scotch comedian, of London, and his con- cert troupe followed by a dance. Music supplied by Har - burn's Orchestra. Evening Admission 75¢ Children 50¢ Everybody welcome—morning, afternoon and evening. Bring your picnic basket and meals will be served cafe- teria style. Dishes and tea provided. No charge during the day. ti MONO Kirkton Community Association ANNUAL Garden Party FAIR GROUNDS Kirkton, Ontario (Highway 23) Wednesday July 20 SOFTBALL GAME 6:00 P.M. London Coloured Men's All -Stars and Sebringvlle BUDDING STARS JUVENILE PROGRAM -7:30 P.M. SPARKLING PROFESSIONAL PROGRAM -9:00 P.M. More and Better Facilities for Refreshments and Seating Free Supervised Parking on Grounds Adults 750 Children 250 ° COME AND BRING YOUR FRIENDS 1954 ,Attendance 5,000 IiYIIIMWfIfIiYI••••INi11111ifIIIfiN1117i711••••111IJY••••11•11•••••••••>I••••l>IiIYii••••i111HO1131i11•••s WIN WATER RACE—Winners of the relay race in the water meet staged by the Exeter Kinsmen Payground on Friday were these swimmers: front row, left to "right, Linda Miller, Louise Hockey and" Roxanne Beaver; back row, Fred Ward, Simon Nagel and Frank Boyle. Various water contests and events, including a greased watermelon race, were held during the meet. Swimming instructor Bob Fletcher was in charge. —T -A Photo JOINS PRACTICE—Gerald Webb, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Webb, Grand Bend, will join the chiro- practic practice of Robert Reilly, D.C., at the end of this month. Mr. Webb, who attended..: South Huron and Forest high schools, graduated with his Doctor of Chiropractic degree from the Ca- nadian Memorial Chiropractic College, Toronto, this spring. Lucan Personals Mrs. Irene Coursey left Sunday for Detroit.where she will be the guest of her sister, Mrs. Fred Ford and family. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Maclntyre and son Gary, of Glencoe, spent last weekend with Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Abbott. Gary remained for a vacation. The Lucan-Clandeboye Explor- ers wish to thank all those who contributed coat hangers in the recent drive. Approximately $16 was realized from the sale of the hangers. Mrs. Jack Ready and Mrs. Mur- ray Hodgins were joint hostesses of a tea for Mrs. Steve Storey (nee Beulah Bradburn, of Sea - forth) on Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ready. Those assisting were Mrs. Ivan Hearn, Mrs. A. W. Thompson, Mrs. T. Watson and Miss Marilyn Brown- lee. Mrs. Murray Hodgins, Ward and Wayne are spending the week at Blew -vale cottage, Ipper- wash Beach. Saturday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Allen Westman included -Win and Mrs. Oliver Gidley, Miss Mabel McRoberts and Miss Bar- bara Peterson, all of London; also Miss Olive Johnson, Wood- stock. Mr. Gordon Smibert and Miss Irma O'Neill were weekend visit- ors with Mr. and Mrs. L. Jimmo, of Dorchester. • After nine weeks in St. Jo- seph's Hospital, Mrs. Will Has- ketf Is home and is able to be up part of each day. Her daugh- ter, Mrs. Lloyd Cook and family, of Brantford, called to see her on Monday on ` their way to Grand Bend for a week's vacation. Mrs. Harold Whyte and David, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Beattie and family and Maureen Fenn have returned home after a holiday at Colpoy Bay. Mr. Jack Dickins, Mrs. Will Dickins and Mrs. Morris McDon- ald attended the funeral of their cousin, Mrs. Calvin Hodgins, at Wyoming last Saturday. Mr, and Mrs, Henry Hodgins silent Sunday with their daugh- ter, Mrs. Cliff Abbott and faintly. Mrs. Margaret Stewart, of Lon- don, and Miss Jill Adair, of Windsor, were Weekend giiests of Mrs. Joe Murray. Mr, Harry Prost underwent an operation in Victoria .hospital last Monday. Mr. Jim McKinney, Of Kincar- dine, is spending a week with Mr, and Mrs. li•dgar McPalls. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Plggott have returned to Winnipeg after spending 10 days with their aunt, Mrs. 'George Ba9vclen. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Laverty and fennily, of Hamilton, spent last weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wil - Hain Brownlee. Variety P9 Anniversary On• Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Horny of town celebrated with their relatives and friends on the occasion of their.golden wedding anniversary. Fifty years ago the 'marriage of Margaret, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Ferguson, of Exeter, and William Homey, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Horney of Ifs - borne, was ,performed by Canon J. M. Perkins. The attendants were the 'bride's only sister the late Mrs. S. J. V. Cann and •Syl- vanus Cann now, of Bayfielld. Following their marriage they took up residence on the home- stead farm of the groom where he had been born on the 4th con- cession of IUsborne and lived there for five years. They • 'moved to Kippen and lived there 45 years before retiring to Exeter nine years ago! They are active ,members . of James St. United Church and, are interested in community activit- ies. They 'haw one daughter Irma, Mrs. A. iG•ackstetter of Kippen and three granddaughters, Gail, Lynn and.Daren IGackstetter, Mr. .Horney has two sisters, W_ Mrs. •m. Matz of Crediton and Mrs. Geo. E. Colwell of Cargill, and one brother Edgar of Ridg- way, one uncle Chris Balsden of London and one aunt Mrs. Lucy Brown of Ailsa Craig. Mrs. Hor- ney has four brothers, Ed Ferg- uson of Aylmer, Wilila.m of Thames Road, Joe of Hensall and James, of Toronto. Family Duaner For 60 They celebrated their .annivers- ary with a family dinner for .60 at James St. Church at 5.30 serv- ed by the `Women's Association. This was followed by a program and dance in the Exeter Legion Hall for .300 guests. Mrs, Oliver Fee was in charge of the guest book at the •church and at. the hall Mrs. Oliver Jaques, Mrs. Clifford Blanchard Exeter, and Miss 'Shirley Horney, Toronto. At the hall a program was giv- en 'with Rev. H. J. Snell as chair- man. It included solos by Maxine Reeder accompanied by Mrs. E. Nixon, solos and duetts by_,14Irs. Hugh Parsons and Grant McDon- ald, solos and .duetts by Mrs. Bruce Cann and her daughter, Susie of Clinton, duetts by Gail and Lynn 1Gackstetter, Kippen, Kenneth and Grant Jones, Kip - pen, and Mrs. Harold Jones and Miss Edith Love 'with guitar ac- companiment by Miss Love, cor- net solos by. Marvin Cutting of Guelph, piano instrumental by Mary Rockola, Guelph, .ins'tru- mental and solos by Mrs. Howard. Ferguson sof Thamesford. Violin solos were played by Mr. William Hyde, Hensall and Bend Campaign --Continued from Page 1 able throughout the district in case of emergencies. Donations include:: Wondergrove Cabins $50.00 E. Odbert 28:7.5 Eric Mcllroy 25.00 W. MacLaren 25.00 William Luckner 2'5.00 Grand Bend Ratepayers Association 25:00 D. Jackson' 15,00 Fred Wilson 15.00 James Dalton - 10.00 Harmon Gill 10•.00 Graff Thomas 10.00 Ken Young 10,00 0. Mathers 10,00 C. 2. (Shaw +5.00 W. B. B1ggrirt 5.00 Stuart Webb 5.00 A, Haig 5.00 Olin frown 5.00 Roy Pleat' CC 00 Lakeview Hotel X5.00 lmperlal Hotel 5.00 Dr. W. if. 0, Matthews ., 5.00 A. E. Ravens 2.00 Fred Eggiirt 1,00 Anonymous 1.00 307,75 gram, Dance Celebration Mr. W. Hayter, Varna, duetts by Frank Taylor and Walter Cut - bush and readings by Mrs. And- erson of Dashwood. At the conclusion of the pro- gram lunch was served and music and dancing were enjoyed. The gifts, telegrams and cards testify to the esteem in which the couple are held. A congrat- ulatory meessage from the Prov- incial Government was presented by Mr: Thos. Pryde, M.L.A. Guests were present from De- troit, ,Simcoe, 'Ridgway, St, Thom- as, Guelph, Bayfield, Kippen, Toronto and Thamesford. Exeter Roller Rink For Health's Sake, Roller Skate Two Blocks West of Gould & Jory's Store WED., FRI. & SATURDAY Skating 8 to 11 p.m. Admission: 350 and 250 -Skates Supplied . Refreshment Booth Come To Summer BIBLE SCHOOL Exeter — Aug. 1-12 Across From Colonial Inn on No. 83 Highway We welcome all the boys and girls from 4 to 16 years old. School hours are from 9 -12 a.m. Monday to Friday. Your children will enjoy these Bible stories, handwork and guided recreation. For further information con- tact: STANLEY SAUDER, Director Phone 94-r-22 Zurich ELTON BENDER, Secretary Phone 699-r-12 Hensall • Lyric Theatre Phone 421 Previews Its Coming Attractions FRIDAY & SATURDAY July 15 and 16 War Paint * Robert Stark * Joan Taylor A truly great Western in color. MON., TUES. & WED. July 18, 19 and 20 The High & Mighty * John Wayne * Doo Avedon Produced in (lineinascope and dolor, here is a gripping dramatic entertainment. COMING July 2i4 22 and 24 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea COMING. EVENTS , DANCING every, Friday night in Bayfield Pavilion with Iden Wil - bee's Orchestra, May 27 to Sep- tember 30. Bayfield's Summer Danceland. Openings for private' dances; receptions, Phone Hen - sail 684-r-31 .or Seaforth 658-r=6, 14:28 S40 JACHPOT BINGO—Full'. house in 53 calls wins the jack- pot; $5 and one call added every Saturday night until someone wins jackpot; also 14 games of "-Share the Wealth", No admis- sion; 100 a game, Legion Hall, Hensa1l, Saturday, July 16, 9 p.m. Sponsored by Hensall Le- gion. 14 Reception And Dance FOR MR. & MRS; DONALD MOUSSEAU Bayfield Pavilion Wed., July 20 Desjardine's Orchestra Everybody Welcome ALDON THEATRE GRAND BEND THURS„ FRI. & SAT. July 14, 15 and 16 "A STAR IS BORN" Cinemascope, Technicolor) * Judy Garland * James Mason * Jack Carson Due to thelengtli of this feat- ure the first show,will commence at 6:45 p.m„ second show at 9:25 nightly. — Admission — Adults 750 Children 25f (Tax Included) SUN. MID., MON. & TUES. July 18 and 19 . "CARMEN JONES" (Cinemascope, Technicolor) ADULT ENTERTAINMENT * Harry Belafonte * Dorothy Dandridge * Poarl Bailey ,Film version of a smash Broadway musical. J WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY July 20 and 21 "CONQUEST OF SPACE" Vistavision, Technicolor) * Walter Brooke * Eric Fleming * Joan Shawler 1 f11fM�. ry flM1 . 1 I f M f 1 INnnflul>11,fffl..Iff liffiIIUl.004M H.M4POW01. IM NNNAffM111f1 M11fM1 SNI, If! IMSf1NR1, All> N111f f1UM11 53 You are invited to attend the W ANNUAL PICNIC of the 1 Huron Federation Of Agriculture LIONS PARK, .SEAFORTH Friday Afternoon, July 15 _. Starting at 2 p.m. (D•S,T-) , There will be softball games and sports events for young and .old. with a picnic lunch to follow. You are requested to bring a picnic basket. Beverage will be provided, Wilfred Shortreed, Pres. Gordon M. Greig, Sec.-Treas. 4111 Saturday Nite JAMBOREE Sponsored by South Huron Junior Farmers EXETER ARENA EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 9:00 p.m. Dancing, Entertainment, Prizes and Fun ADMISSION 50¢ ALL WELCOME " ,uu,mnummmuuuuununuunuuu ,N OFFICIAL OPENING of BETA SIGMA PHI SORORITY WADING POOL In Victoria Park Exeter . Wednesday, July 20.. 3:00 p.m. The Public Is Cordially Invited 11111111111111111111111101,11111111/11111111111111muslin 11,1111111/11itr You'll Laugh ..Howl.., Scream DONKEY BASEBALL Exeter Community Park Thursday, July 21' 8:00 P.m. EXETER LEGION. VS. EXETER KINSMEN A See these two teams of local people attempt to play a rip -snorting game of, baseball while mounted on Vie hurricane deck of the` Rocky Mountain donkeys! 1 ADMISSION: ADULTS 50¢ CHILDREN 250 Don't Miss The Game Of The pear Sponsored By Exeter Kinsmen For Welfare Work •r.:cfn:�•W :� I/ 't4 F 4's rr .4 " I • 411 4 1 .