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1ir1tA Deunv Vaughan Waged
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After linis`TV show folded at :the
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is v e x, .a n :e'..bellind the scenes
iFileq.tly-cherxed. Other variety
farmers, according to what
they told re, were dismayed
that n talent dice Vaughan would
be dlrappA and agreed with
Many of his statements.
Now Itiere� is'• more silent
ehasripgg •a (t• this time for the
CBC 'who1'ln,spite ofhis heated
coitdnrlents. • have rehired Denny
Vaughan .as vocalist on the hour-
long WaYrreo and Shuster show
which will be seen once a month
heimine—October16, Bob
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Ca',_.L'L(.a nattonal supervisor
Of v, piety Shaws, deserves a
great 'deal' if credit for placing
Went`above temperament an
contracting Vaughan for another
season— •-•.°', •
Wayye"'*and• Shuster are in
>5'ngland new preparing for their
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first "Spectacular" for British
TV,
Jackie Tae's offer ,of a New
YorkV w
T silo is still under on -
sideration.
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sideration. "But the big prob-
lelll, -he told me recently, ,"is
that I have absolutely Ina desire
to ga. The Stage Door is doing
better than we ever hoped
(that's his restaurant.) and To-
- ronto is any home. Ilowever,
nothing is definite^-,'e.t,"lie add-
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The violin -playing Hansen Sis-
ters who did a great many TV
guest appearances last season
and whe appeared at the Kirkton
Garden Party, are currently
starring with Guy Lombardo at
Las Vegas and the show is going
over very well.
Several months ago an agent
took me to hear a new quartet
rehearse. After listening to the
I'our Emcees I agreed with liim
that they had great potential.
Since then the group has 'been
playing club dates and doing
personal appearances. I listened
to them again recently and they
are tremendous. They will do a
few T\' guest shots this year
and will be touring with a show
that plays varrous Ontario ser-
vice bases and might appear at
the local RCAF Station. They
have several fan clubs and have
just finished working with Sam-
my .Davis Jr, in Buffalo. Their
name agar.in? The Four Emcees,
Watch them, 1 predict that some-
day they will be as well known
as the Four Lads and the Crew -
etas,
Barb Franklin of Showtime is
rehearsing for a tour. She'll be
travelling, coast to coast, with J
an automotive show.
Bill Van Evera of the Four
Grads has returned to Toronto.
I'm waiting to bear his latest
plans.
Paul Anka will appear on the
Perry Congo show, on Steve
Allen's program. ,and on the Big
Record, all in the near future,
Gloria Lambert writes from
Nev York that she !night be go-
ing to England. Barris seat,
dropped by the CBC, is ,Beat,
considered for a 'six-week stint
Pinpoppette
Take Lead Immo
4...nnounce ments.
Pilipoppettes have. taken ,ove
sole i. possession. of first place it
the Ladies Bowling League as. a
resultof
ll a ;seven. porttt victor,
river the Handicappers this week
but the Lollipops are right o..
the heels of the •league leaders
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, i Alexander, Hermit, wish to au-
"nounee the birth of a (laughter
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in aeakirtdl General :klospttal,
v October 8, 1357.
t"t1:1;t A;�--AIT. .and Mrs. 'William
.1 Dison Iltlnratt anew Julie ilfttr•
n dock) announce the birth of
their son, Robert dltt.rdoek. St.
I Mercy' hospital, Miami,. Via.,
as they trail only by a .singl.
point.
Lollipops art .d Pinpoppettes
each picked tip the full maxi..
mum of points -as. did the AHOY'
r
Gats; HAPPY Gals Jo '1
Pp 11 jilts
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and Busy Braes.
A tight raee prevails in the
"B" Grouping aa the Hot Dpgs
are :presently sitting, on top of
the heap with 10 points but are
followed by the Green Horns.
Lips i Downs, Mighty Alice and
Busy Bees, who all have pine
points each.
C September. 26, 1941.
I ItINSIXG� — Mr. 4nt1 lira. H. 7.n -
sing, R. R. 2 (grantor), annoltnee
-the 'birth of a flail -Sitter Ptan)le
1t.lary. at South ;kturon :i-lospital,
October 5, 1937.
1.I.h'FR� i`.:k.,---.George and; Betty
Lefebvre (nee :[�errl, ••kiolntea-
yilie, announce the birth o'f a,
cialagdrter; 1.,1)tan. 11.tarie 1'alerir.
weight tt lbs., 7 .oz.s., at Clinton
Public Iloslaital, O e t o b e r 91
1957.
'MITT - ltr. and hila. 'Norman
Tripp, Centralia, a.nnoune the
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With the Pinpoppettes and Lol-
lipops running one-two in the"A"
class, Hi -Lights and Ailey Cats
are. tied f r. third with a total
of le apieee.
Jean Little of. the tie Hawks
1 „ N H H 'ra
in the A Grouping won a week
of free bawling when the hidden
score .of 402 was closest to her
three game total.
In the "B." •section, Geraldine
Smith of the Rowlettes won the
same prize.
aa" Gaulle '
Din T'oppettes (I. Baugh. 592) ..7
Handleappets M. Jot•,', 9201 0
'Site ;Hawks t.t,. Sangster. 942) 5
.I:lowettes (I). Prance, 50 1) 3
Ale, rats (G, '\Furst, 551) 7
fpr Fops (W. Rrintnell, 9.83) .. 0
Happy Data (1), Munroe, 535) ,- 7
Hoofers (k1. Pinder, o03) _ n
'Hi -lights (R, Gifford, 998) _.. 5
Whatnots (O. Esser,, 5•)i) _._ 2
•Lollbpona IF. V. Gunn, 634) __ 7
Pills (Ai. Ulover, 302) 0
:.gym (:roan
Tn1)y 9Ills (A. Lawson, 562) 7'
Buttercups (k, Stapleton, 936) 0
Busy Bees ((,. 'Webster, 61 1) ._
Frisky Six (forfeit)
Hot Dogs (A. McDonald, 592) _ a
I.ighty .Alice (.13 Wilson, 516)
N. Hnprs IV.Linden'fdeld 965) 5
green Horns (J. Taylor, 595) 2
1'ps fiL owns (('. 1)atars, 542) 4
Trott defter t 1). \touts. 525)3
lorry Aiatds (Dot Pfaff, 6502-.. S
oily Sta.- (Dianne lerayne, 463) 2
Standings "A' (,roup
Pin Poppettes _ 12
Lollipops _ _ _ � 11
l .igts 1.09
.Alltiey Chas 10
Happy (Ioa __...----..-
liteiHawks
7
Blon'ettes 7
Whatnots
Pills 2
Hand trappers •�
Hoofers 0
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(>i ern limns _ 9
)'ps & Downs _____ ,. 9
Mighty Mice
I9usy •Rees _._.
'Wee llopes -..
Jolly .rills
Vi•isky Six -•_
But t:erCups
Ilowlettes
ISierry Alalds
Jo11y Sia• ._..
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Have you ever thought what a
difference a few years makes in
a man's • plans for himself and
his family? For instance, think
of the effect of one or two ad-
ditions to the family, er of the
purchase of a new home, or of
a new job with a much *etter
salary.
What may have been ample life
assurance a few yearsagog"may„
be quite inadequate today be-.
cause of such added responsibili-
ties and, higher living costs aril
The decrease in the purchasing
power of the dollar may also
hare' il.ffected your life assurance programme.
Lett' mit: help you bring your life assurance and annuity
p.irograttlmes up-to-date.
T. HARRY HOFFMAN
REPRESENTING NORTH AMERICAN LIFE
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overseas, ..1f the show goes 'so
does Gloria, Rumour has it that
Norni Jewison who this year
will produce Showtime (he pro-'
duced Barris Beat last year) is
interested in adding Gloria to
that show. •
DonCameron, whose voice .is
familiar to anyone who has ever
heard a commercial or ever
seen the Billy O'Connor TV
show, is quite a traveller. "I
commute over a thousand miles
a 1i'eek between New York and
Toronto," he told me recently.'
Don has to keep apartments in
both cities but since he's in the
lop brackets salary -wise this is
no hardship. Like practically
everyone else :around Video Val-
ley in Toronto, Don is currently
negotiating . for winter shows.
"(I'll definitely he on. Showtime
as .I was last year," he told me
and he mentioned a couple of
other distinct possibilities.
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• Tweeds,- Camel Hair,' Elysian,' Wool and Mohair and Val-
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Luxury Spun High Hulk
Orlon Sweaters By Grcindfiner-e
The very latest in sweaters — shrink -proof, mothproof,
machine washable. Will not sag or stretch out of size.
Long -Sleeve Pullovers •$10,95 . Cardigans $11.95
GRAND'MERE SMOOTHIES $5.95 to $7.95
ORLON $5,95 to $6.95
Children's Orlon Pullovers $4.50 Cardigans $S.95
Giant Yarn Sale!
HARDING'S KR.OY YAR
10% Nylon, 90% Wool, 3 -Ply
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We are extending the sale of all tour ililaid
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than coat price. •
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First quality, heavy, Size 70" x
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hdlg. $L9S pair. 'Early Fall Sale
price, pair . ! -
$5.69'
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First .quality, extra late, 110"x
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EX,ETi 1
1.:".4,,,7,1'11 a son. P9ry1 \ attghat.
1IU1'1)at 11ns,prtal, •Oe-
tnber 8. 1967 a brother for
•Gary and S-elda.
DEATHS
I-61&'i'—At her late resilience
in Exeter on Sundaa..Oetaber 6,
1957, Miss #lie H.a, c'k n e y,
daughter of tl, • gatg Mr. and
Airs. John Han ney, %
Wl':I'S -r In Sausalito., California,
on :Monday, race. i 1967, Sam
Wein, in his alit' -first year.
survived. by his 'wife Blanche:
sisters Mrs, Sam Kraft, Beton.
Mrs. L, Snyder and Mrs.
F're d lames both of l.oncion:
and brothers William, of Dash-
wood, and ck, :Exeter.,
ENGAGEMENTS•
and Mrs. Arthur Fraser,
of Exeter, annottnce the enrage-
merit of their daughter, Iaileen
Margaret Rose, . to (;erald .Sidne;v
narratt-Sydney, son • of Mr. and'
Mrs. S. Barratt -Sydney, of 'Lan-
don, Ontario, The wedding to,
take plaee In London on Novem-
ber 2., 1957, 10c
The Story In
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landeb►o'ye
Bya•MRS. J. H. PATON
Flue; Previrlent
bus to the .epidemic of Asia -
tie flu with so many pupils ill
Clandeboye School was. closed On
Friday morning. Miss Elaine
Grainger, teacher, became i11 on
Saturday morning. One family
have had six members With it.
S-veral others with three and
four members ill.
Property Changes
The property. of the late Mrs.
Edsell 'Collins in the village,
was offered for sale on Satur-
day. it. waspurchased by Mr,
Arnold Lewis of Lucan for
$1,950.00 Mr. Broek of London
was. the auctioneer, One antique
item was a Sherlock" Manning'.
organ owed by the late Mr.
Thomas Collins, who decided to
study music when. about 90 years
old.
01.We-elect • Honored
Prior to her marriage Miss
Gweneth Tomes was— honored
at .a miscellaneous -shower.. when
Miss Barbara Lovie .of Linwood
Ave., London entertained 25 of
the Supertest, Head -Office staff
one evening.
The church and'` community
held a shower in the Sunday
School room of St, .Tames
church. Mrs. Mervin Carter 'wel-
comed the guests and conducted
community singing; readings,
contests and a solo by Miss Nan-
cy Elson, with 1Ftiss E. Grain --
ger as accompanist. •
Following the program, Mrs.
Carter read an address of best
wishes on behalf of the group.
1disses Elaine Hodgins and. Bar-
bara Cunningham presented two
steptables also a gift of money
and other useful gifts. Miss
Elaine Grainger and Miss Doro-
thy. Lysin assisted the guest of
honor, who was seated at a
table. Miss Tomes thanked the
ladies. The Ladies Guild served
refresh.nients.
Mrs._ Clarence Carter. enter-
tained gat her home, one eve-
ning,. relatives of Miss Terries
and groom elect, to a miscella
neous shower.
Trousseau Tea
Mrs, Emily 'fomes entertained:
last Saturday afternoon and eve-
ning in honor of her daughter,
Gwenneth, bride -elect of Satur•
day. 6
Those taking part included,
Miss Dorothy Lynn who showed
kitchen equipment, Miss Pau -
lint Lynn, lingerie, Miss Elaine
Grainger, the wedding gifts,
Mrs, Tom Brock, china, alumi-
num and bedding.
Serving refreshments were
Mrs. Frank .Lynn Sawyer, Mrs,
P. Poole, Mrs. G. Maines, Miss
June Lynn and; Miss Elizabeth
11laines.
Church News
•Harvest Thairkgiving sei•viee
will he held fit the United Church
on Sunday everting at '7:30 p.m.
D.S.P. • The pastor, Rev. Edgar
foulston will conduct the ser-
vice, with Mr, Howard Kew of
.uean in charge of the music.
}horning services at 9:45' a.m.
will continue for (fie month- of
Octtlber,
On Sunday atthe United
Church due to 'the illness of
Mrs. Kermit Thompson, organ -1
ist, nip 1towarrl Kew presided. ,•
An early service of. Holy Com-
munion was ]'held at 8:20 a.m. in
St, James church with 'Harvest
Thanksgiving ser vices tieing Ilelrl
et 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p,m. at
Holy Trinity Church, Lucan,
Personal Items
Mr. Wm, No
r
ah ra
ve'
]as sold
d
his MO acre farm 00 the Cland'a«
boys side road to Mr. Ab, Gil
Mr, H. Maness will offer his
new ranch, house in the ,village
for sale, on October 11,
Cpl. and Mrs A. S. Boggs of
IL C.A,F station, St, Iluberts,
Quebec., returned home after vi-
siting withthe latter's parents,
Mr and Mrs. H. Murless and,
Suzy«
Miss litany ,!'ane Hall of Galt
spent the weekend with her fare;
117•. «
Airs. Charles Carter is visltiftg
wth her &stet. Mrs. Alan Cithms
of Shakespeare.
The executive of the Wilde.
boys 'Woolens Institute have de.
sided to tad ►the October
meeting duito nearly every
home, With gam ono suffering:
!OA Agitate flu,
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-CARDS QF THANKS
firs. W. 13, lti illert, Dashwoodi
wishes to thank friends and rein.-
III:
forapatcarclsen,t visitsinSta, nddoar]tlltreatl's
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Heap d t a r And since t'eturnin:r
lutane, a0'
\ir. and Mrs. Gordon Hamilton
and Laverne wish to thank alt
their neighbours and friends for
their treats and t•ards. while :La-
verne was a patient in Soutlt
Huron aril St. Josephs Hospital
and since returning torte. $peelai
tha.nl:s to 1;Ir. ,Gana and ]Tr.
Walker.10*
Alr. and :firs, Arthur !lie •liur
•.wish to a�dres4 their s)te
ett
appreclat ion .and thanks to
friends, neighbours :and relatives
for lovely flowers, verde and
visits during Mrs. Bierltng's 111 -
nese in St. Joseph's Hospital at1ut
since returning. lime. 10'
1111'. and Airs. .lames Bari wish
to stnl'0t•ely thank their friends.
ineigbhaurs 4011 relatives for the
cards. treats and Dowers sent to
James while he wits a patient at
St. Joseph's. Hest/Rai .and since
rettbrning 1)0010. 10*
I wash t0 extend' my apprecia-
tion for the cards. treats and
Other kindnesses extended to me
while a patient In '1'ictot•ia Hos-
pltal,, London,•. -•Irvine Armstrong
Mfrs, 2tvrl le '!-lay woul(I like 'lo
thank all her friends and rela-
tives who cheered her with cards,
flower's and visits while a patient
in 51. Joseph's and South Huron
Hospital4. • Specie I. :thanks to I)r.
-rocker and nurses. • 10'
IN MEMORIAM
SIMS—In ioving memory of - my
dear mother,, 7:lixa•beth Jean,
who passed away October 8,
3950.
I do riot need a, special da,"
To bring 'you 10 6117 mind,
For Mont, the days I do not, think
of 7011
Ate very -hard to fin.
—Elver remembered by 1�mdIs and
son -In-law, Jim 3dwards, 10•
S\IITki--:tit loving memory of a.
dear husband and father, john
S. Smith, who passed. .away
throb years ago, October 12,
1A54. •
Be left a beautiful mentor,
A sorrow to great to be told,
But to us who lost and loved hint
His. memory win never grow
old.
—Sadly missed hut. et:er i'emem-
beret by his wife and family,
106
SIMS --- In loving memory of a
dear another and grandmother,
:Elisabeth Jean Sims (Baird),
who passed away seven years
ago, October 8, 1950,
Mang a lonely ,heartache,
Often, a silent_ tear,
But always a beautift(l inemliry
Of one •swS loved so clear..
TFver remembered by daughter
Betty and 4tln-Iii-la tv JIm and.
grandchildren; • 100
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Exeter Lions Club
Oct:�berl 2 5
Garage
Sunday And
Evening Service
Open this Sunday, Wednes-
day. afternoon, and during
the evening throughout the •
week,
Snell Bro:s. Ltd.
Garage .
Scores Ace
At Oakwood
Although the .,golfing season is.
all but over, Sgt. 'Doug Grayer,
of RCM' Centralia,. scored a ;:
bole -in -one :on the 18th bole Mon-
day afternoon .at the Oakwood
Golf Course, Grand Bend..
Tile 30 -year-old .gaff enthusi• I'
ast, who -only took to the game
'this. year and Was playing tar
his seventh time with •C,oruoral ; 0
Sill Springstead., pulled a No.
Ulm flroni his bag on the ion.
yard .plteti-shot bole and .dropped
the 11.1
a. e
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son the green alrct it
rolled into the cup.
lorein the -tee the twogolfers
•s
couldn't tell where the ball bad
stopped and when they walked
°towards the green and still could
not see it, Springstead told Gray-
er to look in -the .cup. With a •
laugh Grayer did what ho was
told and 10 lits amazement there •
it wast lie -carded a score of 112'
for the 18 holes he played..
Sgt. Grayer decided to try
the game of golf this year be-
causehefelt be was getting too
oldto play baseball, a game
which he has excelled. 'In
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