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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1956-10-25, Page 16Page 14 Th* Tinm-Advocate, October 25, 1956 New Rexall Drug Store Opening This Weekend ^-Continued from Page 13 I supplies will also be featured. I gift-wrapping service" #111 be Toy's will be available soon. ! One section of the store is vided. Animal health and veterinary I devoted to china giltware and a! B Congratulations... MR. ANDREW JOHNSTON On The Opening Of Your New DRUG STORE ANDREW JOHNSTON DRUGS 446 MAIN STREET S i s I s | Mr. and Mrs. Mike Heenan J CpI. James Kopp left for White- |Sharon, Barbara and Jimmy,!horse, Yukon, on Monday. Mrs. who have been holidaying for a Kopp and girls will follow when month with Mr. and Mrs. Erank accomodation is available .'Triebncr, have returned to Fort] ! Churchill, Man. j I | COMING EVENTS BAZAAR and. Cooking Sale, Cen- < teal Hotel, Saturday, November 11?, sponsored by Trivitt Church Ladies' Guild.~______18:25:1:8c KEEP NOVEMBER 8 for the fannual Beta Sigma Phi Balt at Legion Memorial Hall. 25c ; ANNUAL MEETING and Ban- i quet of the Exeter Co-Op, Le- ; gion Hall, Tuesday, November’ 113. 25:1:8c pro­ An efficient dispensory depart- I ment will be operation in the inear future. i Assisting Mr. Johnston in the I store will be Helen Westcott, a i local girl who is well-known in 'this area. She has been, active in a number of organizations, and has had considerable ex-;ANNUAL BAZAAR — Saturday perience in the drug business, i November 24, Bethel Reformed Bob Harvey, son of Mr. and! Church, sponsored by the Ladies’ Mrs. Len Harvey, will do the! Aid.____________________25 c delivering. i J" . . ’... ..' ‘.....'.......... ■ modelled the store, and designed i and built the fixtures. Heating and plumbing was done by Ger­ald Gingerich, Zurich; the_ paint-j ! i Huron Lumber Co., Exeter, re-^^EPTION & DANCE for Mr. mdelled the store, and designed ! ^d Mts, Ab Gilmour, Lucan. Memorial Arena, Friday, Nov. 2. ’ , 25,J ing by Floyd Buehler, Zurich; slighting by Canesco, Toronto; , and flooring by London Floor ■ Contractors. I A new Rexall store front will jbe installed within the next month, HOT TURKEY SUPPER, Grand Bend United Church, Friday, November a, sponsored by the WA_________ 25: lc s s 3 t EXETER, ONT. The Rexall Drug Company extends congratula­ tions and best, wishes to Mr. A. Johnston (Andrew Johnston Drugs) on the opening of his new Rexall Drug Store at 446 MAIN STREET in EXETER, Ontario. Mr. Johnston, as a Rexall Druggist, will bring to the people of his neighbourhood drug store service at its very best. Behind Mr. Johnston, are the extensive and ever-increasing facili­ ties of the Rexall Drug Company Limited. The scientific Rexall Research Laboratory where the hundreds of Rexall products are carefully tested for highest quality . . . the Rexall manufacturing facilities that assure you product excellence at reasonable cost . . . the half-century of experience of this well- known Canadian company ... all these are essential factors that will help to make your new Rexall Drug Store, under the capable direction of Mr. Johnston, a "family health headquarters”. Call in soon—you’ll like shopping at ANDREW JOHNSTON’S REXALL DRUG STORE. REXALL DRUG CO., LTD. TORONTO ONTARIO ALDON THEATRE Grand Bend. FRIDAY & SATURDAY • October 26 and 27 "THE HIGH AND THE / MIGHTY" (Cinemascope, Warner Color) + John Wayne ★ Claire Trevor ★ Lorraine Day k Jan Sterling and many other stars . COMIC STRIP & SHORT SUBJECT One Show Nightly—8 O'clock Admission 250 and 500 BAZAAR, Baks Sale, Produce, cte., in Hensall United Church, Saturday, October 27, 3 p.m., sponsored by Chiselhurst Wo- men’s Association._________25 c "SHARE-THE-WEAUTH" Bingo, Legion Hall, Hensall, Saturday, Octoher 27, 9 p.m. Jackpot 585 in 57 calls. $5.00 added each week until won; 14 regular games, 100 a game. No admis­ sion. Sponsored by Hensall Le­ gion.___________________ 25c BAZAAR & TEA—Sponsored by the W.A., in Crediton United Church schoolrooms, Saturday, November 3, at 2:30 p.m. Fancy­ work, home baking, farmers and candy booths. 25:1c Mrs. Samson McFalls has re­ turned- home after having spent two weeks with her brother, Mr. T. C. McLeod, at Aurora. Mr. McLeod is much improved, since his return from hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. White, Billy and Gary, of New Hamburg, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Heinbuch. Mr. and Mrs. R, H. Doherty and Denise, of Mt. Clemens, Mich., Miss Wilma Coates, of London, and Keith, of Guelph, visited over the week-end witte their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Whit­ ney Coates. On Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Dolterty attended the Dodds-Burns wedding in London. Mrs. Doherty and Miss Burns were former employees of Lon­ don Life Insurance Co. Mr. Charles Leach, of Calgary, assistant secretary of the Ca­ nadian Hereford Association, was a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Whitney Coates, on Wed­ nesday last. On Thursday they motored to Chesley and visited with Mr. and Mrs. John,Black. From there Mr. Leach continued his tour of the province. ■ Mrs. Wm, Horney spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ar­ nold Gackstetter and family in Guelph, ANNUAL AUTUMN Festival Bazaar - Sponsored by the Woman's Association of Main St, United Church IN SUNDAY SCHOOL * ROOM OF CHURCH ' PROFESSIONAL \Wrest ling ZURICH ARENA Fri., Oct. 26 8:30 p.m. MIDGET TAG TEAM MATCH Fuzzy Cupid and Ivan The Terrible ws. Little Beaver and Roger Littlebrook SHAG THOMAS VS. LEWIS KLEIN (1 fall, 30 minutes) MR. MOTO VS: TIMOTHY GEOHAGEN out of 3 falls, no time limjt) ADMISSION $1.00 No Reserved Seats Exeter and District Branch *Canadian Cancer Society will meet in SOUTH HURON HOSPITAL (Anne St. Entrance) Kinette Group Plans Activities i New projects for the fall andi winter season were discussed i by the Kinetics at their meeting Monday night at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Ford. Mrs. Ray Wuerth and Mrs. Les Parker; were ca-hostesses. i It was decided to make a do-' nation to the South Huron H'os-j pital in the form of footstools for the maternity ward. Mrs. Irvine Armstrong, vice- president, conducted the mcet- Mrs. Cliff Ersman won the eve­ ning’s prize, • Mr. and Mrs. Karl Atkinson, of Lucan, Mrs, Frank Coates and Miss Patricia Kerslake, of town, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Whitney Coates. Mrs. E. O. Boddy and son, Bruce of Kitchener visited with Mrs. Chas. Harris on Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. E. S. Steinert are spending a few days with I their- Son, Tom and Mrs. Steinei* ‘ and family in Gary, Indiana and ’ in Rochester., N.Y. Mr. and. Mrs. Tom Lang, Cro- marly, visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Victor Kestle, s s Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hein* bucli and Kenneth spent the Thanksgiving week-end with rela* lives in Saginaw, Mich.Mr. and Mrs. Luther Reynolds visited with Mr. and Mrs. Hart­ ley Chappel in Dundas on the week-end. First PUBLIC ICE SKATING AT THE EXETER ARENA Saturday, October 27 Afternoon —- 2 • 4 p.m. Evening —- 8*10 p,m. Adults 350 Public School 250 r< DANCING For Your Dancing Pleasure, Come To The | - . S Brownie's CLINTON, ONTARIO Box Office Opens at 7:30 p.m. First Show at 8:00 p.m. 2 Shows Nightly, Rain or Clear Children Under 12 in Cars Free Sat., Oct. 27 ’ at 2:30 p.m, Several new and. attractive booths have been added. After- noon tea will be served. i EVERYBODY WELCOME THURSDAY & FRIDAY October 25 and 26 "KID FROM LEFT FIELD" , k Ann Bancroft k Dan Daley (Two Cartoons) 1 2 I z '= I z 1 z 2 = Every Saturday Night 9 to 12 MUSIC BY CLARENCE PETRIE AND HIS NITE HAWKS Monday, Oct. 29 8:00 p.m. We will welcome anyone able to attend who will help us in this very important I work. ‘ ' Executive members and com- • mittee chairmen • to present I reports on future plans. | .FRED DOBBS President > Reception COMMUNITY CENTRE ZURICH Sat., Oct. 27 8:30 p.m. in honor of IRENE DIETRICH & JOSEPH McCANN SATURDAY October 27 "SIMBA" (Color) k Dirk Bogarde k Donald Sinden (Two Cartoons)/ This Week Featuring Lovely, 10-Year-Old Singing Cowgirl Gale Atwell I Admission 750 Jeans & Jackets Not Allowed ■ \ Reception And DANCE FOR MR. & MRS. REG MORRISON Music by Melody Masters , Everybody Welcome, Reception And DANCE Aberdeen Hall, KIRKTON . FOR MR. & MRS. CARL MORLEY (Former Betty Lou Schwartz) being held in LUCAN MEMORIAL ARENA Lyric Theatre PHONE ,421 Previews Its Coming Attractions Full action. THURS., FRI. & SAT. Octbbor 25, 26, 27 "MOHAWK" ★ Scott Brady ★ Rita Gam of thrilling and exciting MON., TUES. & WEP. October 29, 30, 31 "LOVE IS A MANY SPLENDORED THING" ' k Jennifer Jones k William Holden In Ciilemascope -alid color set against authentic Hong- Kong backgrounds. Youth For Christ Are Presenting JACK CONNOR (King of- the Marimba) IN THE ZURICH COMMUNITY CENTRE Tuesday, Oct. 30 — 8 p.m! This talented young musician has been heard on the N.B.C., C.B.S. and Mutual Radio Networks. This is your invitation, so plan' to attend. He cah also be heard in the Clinton. Legion Hall on Wednesday, October 31 at 8:00 p.m. Modern Orchestra 'DANCE TO FOLLOW Everybody WelcomeI Congratulations Andrew Johnston Drugs z Playtex Baby Pants Compliments Of I 3 LondonPhone 4-5761 Salutes seconds to wash and pat dry. % SUPPER«LOCH THWMMKt. IM On Thfe Renovation TRIVITT MEMORIAL Anglican Church £ 5 Playtex Transparent Baby Panto, In silvery gift tjibes»». 980 WOODHAM , ORANGE HALL ON THE OPENING OF YOUR MODERN DRUG STORE IN EXETER Christian Reformed W.S. Bazaar CHRISTIAN- REFORMED CHURCH BASEMENT . EXETER Playtex Snap-On Baby Pant*. In silvery gift boxes... $1.29 Playtex Baby Pants. White, Pink, Blues. In silvery gift package*... 890 ues., Oct. 30 Starling at 5:30 p.m. EATING-LIOHTING-PWMBING OIL BURNING-AIR CONDITIONING EQUIPMENTS SUPPLIES <5^" electrical repairing Xtx MOTOR rewinding zuric <YOUfe£ BUILDING > Wfc'RJE CONGRATULATING J , CALL, US FOR. > HEATING ESTIMATING Sponsored by Zurich Lions Club Fri., Oct, 26 t WORK ON IN THE ROYAL CANADIAN AIR FORCE Don't Miss this opportunity to mefet your RCAF Carfcer Counsellor and Obtain ths facts you want to know About RCAF training and rates of pay. Monday, October 29 12 Neon to 7 p.m. TOWN-HALL Murphy Tobacco LTD. Sat., Oct, 27 2:30 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. Baking — Aprons ' Fancy Work Afternoon Tea' Everybody Welcome — COMING — "THE MAN’ WHO KNEW TOO MUCH k James Stewart ★ Doris Day .r.x .-■-■'■wasSi n Exeter More babies wear Playtex than any other baby pants. And once your baby wears them, you’ll be so delighted at the comfort arid health-protection they give the baby .♦ < you’ll always insist on Playtex/ Made of creamy, liquid latex Playtex waterproof Baby Pants are amazingly lightweight..» wonderfully strong .. . have all-over ' stretchability for all-over comfort.. < don’t cut circulation ,.. take only ten gingerich's^W'HEATIWyENGINEEjV ANDREW JOHNSTON Mon., Nov. 5 Suppor Served at 5:30 p.m. Admission: Adults $1.25, Children 750 • Sponsored by Woodham L.O.L. A Special RCAF Career Counsellor Will Be Here To Give You Complete In­ formation On What The Air Force Offers You As An Aircrew Officer Groundcrew Technician Or An Airwoman In A Modern Aviations* Trade. We Were Pleased To Do The Andrew Johnston DRUGS Electrical Work Admission 750 Children Under 12 50d FLY ON JET POWER