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Lively Sparta 5:qu ar
min .Danon
Sgliltlre dancers „from Sparta,
p ed by a wornan wlia's hat
aid 14tadmit she's nearly 50
Won the senior :competition. at
Exeter Lions' festival Monday
evottMg.
Mrs. Ora Yeatulle, 49, and her
Ifvely
Sparta. Four Square group,
captured': ;the 135 first prize of -
Bared b Andy Sne grove,. Exc-
ter,. anct the ROA Victor -Goni-
pany, joint sponsors of the event.
Winner of the second prize of
#5: WAS- a' set from :Stratford
44n4 a London :group copped third
prize of $15. There were nine
entries in the contest.
.Miss Angela Armitt„ London,
who' gave the judges' .decision,.
*aid the Sparta group presented
"beautiful demonstration of
real country square dancing."
Mrs. Yeandle, who carries her
not -so -light self as lively as the
other members of her set who
are 10 -to 12 years younger, re-
vealed her group has been in
competition for three years and
has captured numerous prizes at
:London, Leamington, Siincoe and
other places,
Organized For Caller
Oddly, this prize-winning groap
wasn't organized to enter square
dance cont etitions. It was form-
ed originally to :provide a set
for a man who wanted to enter
a Calling contest at Western Fair
PS Inspector
Gets Degree
G. John Donnan, Public School
Inspector for Huron Zero. 3 has
been advised by the Ontario Col-
lege of Education. University of
Toronto, that he has successful-
ly completed the requirements
for the degree of Bachelor of
Education.
The degree will be conferred
at the afternoon Convocation on
lttay 30..
Mr. Gontan also .holds the de-
gree of Bachelor .of Arts from
the University of Western On-
tario.
COMING EVENTS
ANNUAL STRAWBERRY and
and Ham. Supper -- Thursday,.
June 20, Trivittt Memorial Pariah
Hall, 16.:23:6c
LAKEFRONT DANCING — Bay-
field Pavilion, e very ,.Friday
night, Ken, Wilbee's Orchestra.
23c
Anniversary
Services
CENTRALIA
United Church:
Sunday, May 26
10:30 ctn. and 7:30 p.m.
REV. E. J. ROULSTON
Of Lucan, Guest Speaker
Special Music by the Choir
Guest Soloist:
Miss Colleen Stobo
A Hearty Welcome. To All
Lakeview
Casino
GRAND BEND
Dancing
Saturdays
THE NEW
Bentley-
Gardiner
ORCHESTRA
featuring .trumpets, oboe
end DO 'W 1pols.
on the Hammond Organ,.
1n
war
three years ago. The .caller has
.since retired from competition
:but the set is: still going strong.
Members of the winning ,group.
are Peter Honsinger and Airs.
kcandle. David and Marion Mar-
sigal, Milliard Shackleton and:
•l'a,tsy Arthur, Murray and Pearl
Weir.
Mrs. Y*eandle's husband, Ittn,
is the :caller. 1
The Stratford: group. whose
leader is Elmer Raveling, and
the London set, called the- West-
ern ,8 Seniors and led by Ronald
Downes, were a closo second
and third.
In fourth place vamne a River-
side group led by A. J. Bland-
ford, London, and fifth spot was
captured hy Downes' Western E
Intermediates, This energetic
London square dancer had a
third group in the competition,
the Western 8 Juniors.
Winners of sixth place, and, a
popular set with the local crowd,
was the entry of Exeter Teen
Time. Coached by veteran square
dancer, Alf Hunkin, this group
was enthusiastic.
Said Miss Armitt; "I really
like these teenagers; they were
one of the most refreshing sets
on the floor."
Members of the Teen Time set
were Fred Penhale and Pam
MacMillan, Jim Hennessey and
Marlene MacMillan, Cy Blonw-
maert and Betty Brady, Merlin
McLean and Louise Hockey,
The Cromarty Step Dancers,
even though 'they required last
.minute substitution, delighted
the crowd with their fast step-
ping. ."They're the nicest step
dancers I've seen in the coun-
try," said Miss Armitt, but she
penalized them for mistakes and
lack of polish,
Other sets competing in the
senior contest included Doug
Grayer's group from RCAF Sta-
tion Centralia.
Assisting Miss Armitt in the
judging were Harry G. Hooke
and Terry Lawrence, both of
Exeter.
Lloyd Wright andhis muticiaus
from CFPL-TV played for the
contest and sets were introduced
by W. G. Cochrane.
Town. Topics
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Luxton and
daughters of St. Thomas were
holiday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. John. Luxton.
Mrs. Netta Robinson and Mr.
andMrs. William °Bloesing, of
Detroit, visited with relatives
over the weekend.
Miss Jean Christie of Toronto
and Mr. and Mrs. Eli Christie,
Harley and David of London
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wit- p
liam Thomson over the holiday.
Mr. Albert T. Hamilton, Win-
nipeg, is visiting with, Mr. and
Mrs. William Sillery and other
relatives ,in the vicinity.
EXETER
ROLLER RINK
Now Open
Skating Wed„ Fri. and Sat.
8.11 p.m.
REFRESHMENT BOOTH
Skates Supplied
HensaII
4-H White
Bean Club
ORGANIZATION
MEETING
CAPTURE THIRD PRIZE -The Suburban-
Seeds
uburbanSeeds Ltd., and coaches by Mrs. Russell S
competition. Left to right, they are Helen
John IIacNaughton, Dianne Jory, George
Mrs, Snell and sponsor C, 5, MacNaughton
Kids, sponsored by Jones, MacNaughton
nell, placed third in, The Times -Advocate
Hendrick, Ted Wilson, Ann Marie Kraft,
Godbolt, Linda Walper and John Snell.
are shown behind the set. —T -A Photo
Liberals Organize District Groups
Huron Liberal Association, un- groups in focal nttiitleipalities in• `1'uckersmi.ili Ckiairnian Jgltq
der President Hugh Hawkins, of ' elude.: ` Broadfoot;, vlee•cha t inag,' ,)o.
•
Clinton, has bean .broken down
Stephen' Township Chairman, septi D¢vereaux; John Flannery,
Roy Ratz; vlce•chhairman, Alan Man Nicholson, J. W, .Crich, Et.
\Yalper; George Hepburn, Win.Qin Thompson, Glen Beli; Ian
ston Shapton, Earl Hoist, Free- .l' orsythe.
ilial, Korloglr, Hubert Mclver, Hibbert Township —. Qhairman,
Robert Bu chill;-vice'chairinan,
Gerald Holland; Martin Feeney,
Gordon Docking, Ted Doyle, Ito)).
ert Hamilton, Tom Colquhoun,
Robert Gardiner.
into six districts for election
work.
In charge of the three. at the
south. end are Garnet Hicks,
Usbarne; Earl Campbell, Hay,.
and .john Broadfoot.
Ivan Kalbfleisch, president of
the provincial association,: is one
of the vice-presidents of the
federal riding.
Officers of Liberal. executive
Area Dogs
Win Prizes .
A Doberman Pinscher puppy,
Kauraumas Aldebaron, meaning
Red Star, :7 and a "half months,
old and owned by Mrs. Beatrice
England, Crediton, won top
awards at the Perth Kennel
Show at Stratford on:Monday,
May 20, .She won first in her
class, then best in the working
group on to best puppy of the
show,
This was a repeat of the Otta-
wa Kennel Club shote at Ottawa,
May 3, She also won her points
at Barrie Show on May 18.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mahon,
MAL 1, Centralia, won top prizes
for wire-haired and long-haired
dachshunds at the sante show.
AIdon
Theatre
Grand Bend
FRIDAY •i SATURDAY
;May 24 and 25
8:30 p.m.
One Show Only Each Night
"AMBASSADOR'S
DAUGHTER"
(Cinemascope, Technicolor)
* Olivia DeHaviland
* John Forsyth
* 1)IAyrna Loy
COMIC STRIP:
DELUXE TRANSPORTATION—Jim Young, of Grand Bend, shows how his dog "Rivers"
takes him on errands and gets him to school on time. 'Rivers" and Jini, who are the
envy of all the boys at Grand Bend, won first place for best -trained dog at Exeter
Lions' pooch show Monday. —T -A Photo
CO Transfer
Now Official
Official announcement of the "
transfer of Group Captain A. M.Cameron, AFC, CD, from RCAF
Station, Centralia, to the Cana-
dian Embassy at Prague, Czecho-
slovakia,. was made by air force
headquarters this week.
I. Group Captain Cameron, who `
was named commanding officer
of Centralia in 1054, will be suc-
ceeded by Group Captain Arthur
Q. Kenyon, CD, who hasbeen in
Prague for two years. '
Group Captain Kenyon was
born in July, 1915, in Toronto, and
educated there, in Ottawa, and
at the Royal Military College in
Kingston, Ont.
He joined the RCAF in 1938
and trained as a pilot. He was
serving on coastal operations on NEW CO FOR CENTRAL.IA—
Canada's. east coast at the out -VC Arthur G. Kenyon,. CD, 41,
i
break of world war two, where of Toronto, whose appointment
he remained until June, 1942, and t as commanding officer of RCAF
during which time he was select- i Station Centralia was announced
ed to form and command No. 113 ; by RCAF Headquarters. Air At -
Monday, May 2
Bomber Reconnaissance Squad . , tache .hrPrague,. Czechoslovakia
7
ron at Yarmouth, N.&ysince 1954, GIC Benyon is re -
GIC Kenyon served as .con- ;placing GIC A. M. Cameron
8:00 p.m.
troller at the wartime Eastern j, AFC, CD, in the Centralia post.
Air Command Headquarters, now GIC Cameron will go to Prague.
faa N S., National Defence Photo
Hensall Town Hail and as staff officer on
Maritime Air Command, at Rah-
bomber • reconnaissance opera - „July, 1945, ,GIC Kenyon coin -
lions at air force headquarters, amended' stations Tofino and Sea
All boys and girls interested Ottawa, until transferred to ,
g /slam,B C untilselected i'
ndon, Eng„ in September, 1944.
After his return to Canada in
RCAF Overseas Headquarters, . o
in growing white beans will attend the RCAF' Staff College,
be welcome Co attend. Toronto, in 1947..Graduated ie
1948, he moved to Air Force
Headquarters where he served
with the Director of Air Plans
(Peace).
Izt January, 19551. lie was trans-
ferred to RCAF Station Greet -
wood, N,S., to he officer corn-
mandiitg I` to. 405 Maritime
SEED WILL EE ALLOi ilsb i
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DANCE
Zurich Arena.
Saturday, M 25
* I New Plants
. CALYPSO
STANDARDS. 75c
OLDYIME
"te, by The
"'Jays"
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Light tp,'° is not just a two-week ottdn to the rank of Group Cap•
,771 Program.but a guide for better ; twin in September'1901, was
j eivic living, according to„ Fred s appointed carnmanding officer of
e Darling, president of the Exeter incAr Station, Sumnnierside,
Businessnteit"s Association. GSC z etiyon was iiam
P. .T'.
- t "The future of our community . ed Air .
xis dependent en the traits shown Attagh , T'ragtie, Czechoslovakia,
durinc our Clean Hp 'campaign in 1954.
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d energetic interest,
t the president declared. "Through
demonstration of these qualities
in the next few weeks, we. sltoulti
set a pattern for the rest of the
year.
S i "The results we accomplish
and the habits. of cleanliness and
beauty which: we acquire will per -
',suede :tourists to stop over in our
i'town. will create an environment
Gwhich will attract new industry is
',ate citizens, New industry means
'many new jobs, with special
n opportunities for our youth.
',Clean t.''p. Paint tip. Pant Vp,
Light Up is, irm reality. a key , . (:
t a icor to health, beauty, safety,
r j lire: prevcnliert. new business.
industry and filberts. It.':s tip, to :t
3 every Citizen to help tittiock the
��dlywry.';ooyryyY'tn Y��1p�u,a,Yy hrlsyh♦t future far
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haln�a y, ea -operation, progress
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Brownie's
Drive -In
Clinton
THURSDAY A FRIDAY
May 23 and 24 '
"THE GIRL RUSH"
(Colour)
* Rosalind Russell
* Fernando Lamas
- TWO CARTOONS
SATURDAY & MONDAY
May 2S and 27
"VERA CRUZ"
* Burt Lancaster
* Gary Cooper
:(Colour) -
CARTOON
'TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
May 28 and 24
"THE TROUBLE WITH
HARRY"
(Colour,' Adult)
* Edmond Gwynn
* John Forsythe
* Shirley McClain
CARTOON
Lyric
Theatre
Phone 421
Previe4is Its
Coming Attractions
THURS., FRl. £ SAT'
May 23, 24 and 3S
"TRIBUTE TO A
BADMAN"
* Jarnts Cagney
* Irene Papas
NEWS' CARTOON
MON., TUES. 1i. WED.
May 27, 2S and 24
"GUYS AND 'DOLLS'''
* Martin Eritndo
* .Iran Stmnnins
CARTOON CARTOON
DOMINO .
"THE SEAkCHERS"
* John Wayna
* Vera MH.i
Starlite
Drive -In Theatre
S Miles East of Grand Bend
8.5 Miles Wast of No. 4 Highway
en Crediton Road
FRIDAY df SATURDAY
May 24 and 25
"THE SPOILERS"
* Jeff Chandler
* Anne Baxter
Addison Tiernan,. Stewart Sweit-
zer, Jaines Love, Harold Wolper,
Hensalt --- Chairman, P, L. Mc-
Naughton;_ vice-chairman, George
Hess; Syney McArthur, Edgar
Munn.
Hay Township — Chairman,
Dennis Bedard; vice-chairman,
Earl Campbell; treasurer, Roy
Lemont; Percy Campbell, Stew-
art Bell, Milford. Schilbe, George
Some of the danger signs of
approaching *kabalism a. r e
these: (1) a pattern..,of repeated
excessive drinking; (2) the dist.
Reichert, William Haugh, Ever- ruption of family, business, and
ett Hoist, James .McAllister, Max social relationships as a result
f drinking; (3)anexcessive
Turnbull,. . o d i g, pre,
Stanley -- Chairman, John Cor- Portion of one's budget spent on
nish• vice-chairnnan, Walter alcohol; (4) one or two drinks
Moff�att; Ken McCowan, Alex begin to lead regularly to a
McBeath, Robin McAllister, Mil- ':drunk; (5) the drinker begins
ton Talbot, John Turner., Noel to invent elaborate excuses to
Laporte and Spencer Ervine, rationalize his behavior,
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EXETER MEN'S LEAGUE
Bowling Banquet
a
Tuesday, May 28
7:00 p.m.
Exeter Legion Hall
Tickets Available From Team Captains
ti
JAMES STREET. WOMAN'S ASSOCIATION
Ann iversary,
Service
Sunday, May 26 — 11:00 a.m.
GUEST SPEAKER: REV. A. B. IRWIN
(A former minister)
SOLOIST: MRS. JOhiN GOMAN
PIANIST: GORDON KOCH
Ladies. Choir Directed by Organist Lawrence Wein.
First Concert
Exeter Junior Band
HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
Wednesday, May 29
8:15 p.m.
Numbers • by the 35 -piece band; instrumental solos,
duets and quartets. • -4 •
JAMES FORD, CONDUCTOR SILVER. COLLECTION
Support This Group Of Young Musicians
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EXETER
RACES
TWILIGHT MEET
Wednesday, June 5 ,
5:30 p.m. Daylight Saving Time
$1,600 In Purses
' 2.30 CLASS TROT OR PACE $300
2.28 CLASS TROT OR PACE $300
2.24 CLASS TROT OR PACE 3300
Halter and Shank Donated by Maurice Quanta, Harnessmakir
2,22 CLASS TROT OR PACE 3300
Halter and Shank Denoted by Pinkie Main Merkel, Exeter
FREE.FOR+ALL $400
Halter and Shank Denoted by Lindenfield's ,Lid., Hardware
Hatter and Shank Donated by Jenes, McNaughton Seeds Ltd,
Halter Ind Shank •Donated by E. LF Chart and Sons
PRIZE' Olt SUE FOR FASTEST MILE 4DONATED SY A. L. E C. E. ACHESON
SILVER TRAY FOR EESTADRESSED OUTFIT DONATED BY
JACK SMITH JEWELLER
TWO Heat Plan, Each Heit A Rati Wltii#iirll StiVt1fl Gatr-
111ETTING t•RIYUIIGIS ANNOUNCER; TORY GREG,' LONDON
ADMISSION: �„
Adults: $1,00; Childr.n .23g; Cars 25 Grandstand 50 !, Children 230
SPONSORED BY EXETER TURF CLUB
Frank T,yt r, 1401444hick !Mrttassiyp Chairman
Marry Eiaver, treasurer 010 Alllseln, 'Setrmttarjr
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