The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-07-24, Page 15A ido
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Grand Bend
•MON„ TUBS, 16 WED.
July 28, 29 and 30
"FROM HELL TO TEXAS
* Don .Murray
* Dune •Varsi
2 SHOWS: 7:30 And 900
THURS,, .FRI, & SAT,
July 31, August 2 and 3
"FAREWELL TO ARMS"
• Rock Hudson
* Jennifer Jones
2 SHOWS, 7;00 and 9:30
MON., TUES., WED. A. THURS.
August 4, 5, 6 and 7
"THE YOUNG LIONS"
(ADULT)
* Marlon Brando
* Monty Clift
* Dean Martin
* Hope Lange
TWO SHOWS: 7:00 and 9:30
News Buciglet .Froin,
•
Baseline
ay MRS. ARCHIE DEWAR:
Persvnel items.
Mrs. T.essman and John, Lon -
cion, spent last week holidaying
with Mr, and Mrs, ;Fred Parkin-
son,
Miss Johanna. Holland, Lon-
don, and Mrs. David Henry visit-
ed with Miss Holland's nephew,
Mr. David Holland, on Sunday,
Mr, And Mrs, Fred Parkinson
and .Brenda attended the Kers-
lake reunion at Mr. Gordon
Bender's, Dashwood, on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. •Oliver Baker
and Elton attended the Nether-
cott reunion at Springbank on
Sunday.
;Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elston
and family had a picnic at
Springbank on Sunday.
Mr. Barry Thompson and 11liss
Ann are holidaying with their
grandfather, iter. John Rinn.
Mr, and Mrs. Murray Shep-
pard, Corbett, visited with Mr,
David Holland on Sunday. Dar-
lene, who has been visiting there,
returned home with her parents.
Ronald Marriott, St. Marys, is
spending a few holidays with his
grandparents, Mr. .and Mrs. A.
Dewar,
Mr. Gordan Wilson has re-
turned home from the West
where he attended the Calgary
Stampede.
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Daily Vacational
Bible School
August 5 To 15
EXETER PENTECOSTAL CHURCH
9:00 a.m. to 11:45 a.m.
SINGING —A HANDYCRAFTS -- BIBLE STORIES
This is another opportunity to have your children
learn the word of God.
Everyone in Exeter And District Is Invited
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THE MAST SIGNIFICANT HUMAN
DRAMA EVER IIVED...
Exciting emotional drama on a scale
�., never before seen , .. the supreme
entertainment of all time!
CECIL B. DE
PR.ODUCTION .
A PARAMOUNT PICTURE IN VISTAVISION AND TECHNICOLOR
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• CHARLTON YOL ANNE EDWARD G.
HESTON BRYNNER'BAXTER. ROBINSON
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DECARLO PETT� •
SIR CEDRIC NINA MARTHA JUDITH VINCENT
HARDWICKE•FOCK •SCOTT •ANDERSON • PRiCE
THURSDAY WEDNESDAY
July 24 to July 30
THURSDAY & FRIDAY
July 117 August 1
-- DOUBLE FEATURE --
`'JET ATTACK”
* John Agar
* Audrey 'Totter
"SUICIDE BATTALION"
* John Ashley
* Touch Conners
ONE CARTOON
SATURDAY ONLY
August 2
"THE WHITE
FiEATHER"
(Colour, Cineniascape)
* Robert Wagner
* Debra Pagef •
ONE CARTOON
SUN. MIDNiTE & MONDAY
August 3 and 4
"SOLDIER OF FORTUNE"
(Colour, Cinemascope)
* Clark Gable
* Susan Hayward
'ONE CARTOON
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
August 5 and 6
"CAMPBELL'S
KINGDOM"
(Colour)
* Dick f3ogarrle
* t#arbare Murray
CHURCH SERVICES
Evcry Sunday — 8 pare.
BROWNIE'S
(LIMITED
CLINTON
THE SHOWDOWN—••Cowboy and Indian day was held on the playground of J.A.D.
McCurdy Public School at RCAF Centralia Friday afternoon. Shown from left are,
Suzanne Dugre, 10; Gary Noseworthy, 10; Norman Kelly, 7; David Kelly, 9, and
Richard Cooke, 10. The recreation program at Huron Park is sponsored by the Huron
Park council from funds raised at numerous station activities during the winter.
—RCAF Photo
Contests, Sports An Events
Feature Family R�unons
Cobbledick Clan
The annual picnic of Cobble -
dick clan was held in Riverview
Park, Exeter with an attendance,
of 60.
Swimming and games were
enjoyed by the younger crowd
followed by a picnic supper.
Prizes were given to the old-
est member present, Mrs. Cora
Carter, Clandeboye, to the young-
est, David Allen, Fullerton and
to the family corning the farth-
est, Keith Johnston and family,
Sarnia.
lylembers attended. from Lou-
don, Clandeboye, Sarnia, Strat-
ford, Shakespeare, Fullerton and
Exeter.
Cochrane Picnic
The Cochrane elan held its
annual reunion at Jowett's
Grove, Bayfield, on Saturday,
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Grand Bend
By MRS. E. KEOWN
Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs. David Duncan
and son Scott spent a few days
last week visiting with Mr. Dunc-
an's sister, Mrs. Harold Clampitt•
at Point Clarke,
Miss Beulah Holt returned
over the weekend from a plane
trip to England and Scotland,
and spent the weekend with her
mother, Mrs. Mae Holt and sis-
ter, Mrs, Lawrence Johnson and
Mr. Johnson. Miss Holt reports a
wonderful trip with favorable
weather, and .has some fine pie•
tures taken of scenes in the Old
Land.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Laing of
London are visiting relatives in
town this week.
The bake sale held by the
Women's Associaton of the Unit-
ed Church on Saturday turned
out very successful realizing
around $140.00.
Mrs. Kenneth F1ear is quite
ill in St. Joseph's Hospital.
Constable Frank Sutton of the
OPP is a patient this week in
St. Joseph's Hospital.
Several from the local Church
of God attended the annual camp
services at the Church of God
in London last week.
All cottages in Grand Bend are
pretty well occupied for the next
two weeks and ideal weather
should bring tourist business to
one of its peaks. Reservations
for the month of August look
very prospective.
IVIr, and Mrs. John Kowal-
chuk have opened a restaurant
three miles south of Brand Rend,
called the Parkway Restaurant,
Mrs. Kowalc.hutk was the former
Colleen Gill, well known in this
district.
Mr. and Mrs. Noah Gill of
Port Huron and Mr. and Mrs;
Pred Frechette of Detroit spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Devine. Mr. and Mrs.
George Conklin of Durand, Mich.
called on Mr. and Mrs. Devine
over the weekend. Mrs. Conklin
is a niece of Mrs. Devine's, and
was the former Cora Wilson,
well known 'in this district.
Mrs. Penton Gill underwent
an operation on her left eye last
week at Victoria Hospital. Mrs.
Gill hopes to have the bandages
removed this week.
Fractures Anti
Miss Leslie 1)ntding, Detroit,
who is spending the summer
holidays with her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Michie,
at theircottage in Southeott
Pliies, fell at the roller rink on
Saturday afternoon and sus.
tallied a compound fracture of
her aria just above the ryrdst.
She was taken to the office of
Dr. Fred Boyes in Parkhill and
later to St. Joseph's Hospital,
London. She was able to return
to her grandparents' cottage on
lblonday,
Pilin and discussion relating
to the Ontario Hospital insurance
scheme to go into force Jan.
uary 1, 1959 will he presented
on Monday evening In the Town
Hall by Rev. A. t. Holley,
Misses Pauline and Joan Des.
Jardine spent the past wink with,
their aunt and un_ele. Mr. and
Mrs, H. Wilkie in Kitchener.
with about 60 in attendance.
After supper the annual meet
ing was held. Officers for 1959
are: Honorary president, Mr
John Cochrane; president, Mr
Stanley Love, Exeter; secretary,
Mr. Jim McAllister; treasurer,
Mr. Bill Fuss; sports committee,
Mr. and Mrs. William Elliott, Mr.
and Mrs. McDowell, Mr". and
Mrs. Wilfred Huxtable; table
committee, Mrs. Murray Elliott,
convener, Pearl Love, Margaret
Jones and Anne Huxtable.
The picnic next year is to be
held at Jowett's Grove on the
third Saturday in July,
Winners in races were: Pre-
school children, Janet McDowell,
Cathy Fuss, John Hillier; girls,
6-8, Linda Fuss, boys, Billy Hux-
table, Kenneth Jones; girls, 9-12,
Janet Lockhart, Ann Cameron,
boys, Grant Jones, Billy Hux-
table... young ladies, Beverley
Dick, Carol Hillier; young men,
Don Lockhart, Wayne Love;
married ladies, Margaret Jones,
Ethel McMurtrie; married men,
Ray Hillier," Harold Jones; Bve
Kick the slipper, ladies, 13777-
ley Dick; men, Wayne Love;
carrying egg on spoon, Don Lock-
hart; egg relay, Edna Robinson's
team; threading the needle, Edna
Robinson's team; stepping 30
feet, ladies, Ethel McMurtrie,
Margaret Jones; men, Ray
Hillier, Charlie Robinson.
vice-president, Mrs. Albert Alex-
- ander; secretary -treasurer, Mrs.
Len O'Rourke; sports, Mr. and
. Mrs. Bert Thomson and Mr,
. Lloyd Thompson; lunch, Mr. and
Mrs, Warren Thomson and Mr.
and Mrs. Elgin Thompson.
The next reunion is to be held
at the hone of Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Priestap, Mitchell.
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Hunkin Family
The annual Hunkin reunion
was held in Springbank Park on
Sunday with an attendance of 80
at the noon hour and over 100
for supper.
In a program of sports win-
ners were: girls, 5 and under,
Kathy Hendrick; Geraldine Tem-
pleman; boys, Gerald Ulrich,
Kirk Davey; girls, 6 to 8, Gwen-
neth Hendrick, Faye Templeman;
boys, Jack and Wayne Maver;
girls, 9-12, Kathy Hern, Marlene
Webber; boys, Douglas Me -
Beath, Terry Passmore; girls,
12-14, Barbara Webber, Kathy
Hern; boys, Ross McBeath, Brian
Hern; young men, Ross McBeath,
Donald Maver.
Married ladies, Mrs. Donald
Davey, Mrs. Gordon Maver;
married men, Stan Ulrich, Stan
F.rayne; kick the slipper, ladies,
Eleanor Hendrick, Erma Pass-
more; men, Donald Maver, Lee
Webber; children, Brian Hern,
Douglas McBealh.
Popcorn blindfold, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Maver judging
calves, Mrs. Hugh Hendrick,
Mrs, Lloyd Ballantyne; shoe
scramble, Lee Webber, filling
the bottle, Mr, and Mrs. Phil
Hern; three legged race, Joyce
Maver and Barbara Webber,
Kathy Hern and Marlene Web-
ber, belt guessing, Lloyd Par-
sons.
Oldest person present was
Mrs.. Clara Hackney, youngest
David Wayne Ulrich; nearest
wedding anniversary, Mr. and
Mrs. Wil Passmore.
Alvin P'assnfore was elected
president for 1959 with Lloyd Par-
sons, secretary, Sports commit-
tee is Mr. and Mrs, Gordon
Maver, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Tuc-
key, Mr. and Mrs, Lee Webber
and Mr. and Mrs. Stan Frayne;
table committee, Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Kovacs, Mr. and Mrs. Doug-
las Parsons, Mr. and Mrs. Alex
McBeath, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
Passmore.
Birthday closest to picnic, Mar-
garet Chamberlain; person corn-
ing farthest distance, Anne Hop-
kins, of Chicago; oldest person,
Dave Anderson; youngest, John
Hillier; lucky, table ticket was
drawn by Mrs. Alex McMurtrie.
Thomson Reunion
Seaforth Lions Park was the
setting for the 1958 Thomson re-
union on Saturday, with 40 mem-
bers present for supper, attend-
ing from Rodney, Exeter, Blyth,
Hensel], Kippen, Brucefield,
Staffa and Mitchell.
The oldest member present
was Mr, Robert Thomson, Kip -
pen; youngest member present,
Briane Miller, soap of Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Miller, Staffa.
Sports were under the direction
of Mrs, John Pepper and Mrs.
Alex Miller.
Winners were: Five years old
and under, John Thomson; Mary
Thomson, Barbara Stanlake,
Beatrice Thomson, Linda Miller,
Linda Thomson; nine and under,
Eleanor Stanlake, John Thom-
son; 12 and under, Sharon Pep-
per, Douglas Stanlake; kick the
slipper into pail, Bert Thomson,
Clarence Priestap; guessing jelly
beans in a jar, Mrs. Clarence
Priestap,
Committee for 1959 includes:
President, Mrs. Elmer Keys;
Lucan
Mr. Don iTodgins spent last
weekend at his sister Mrs. Sam
Earle's cottage at Port Burwell,
taking home his niece, Marie
Earle, who had been holidaying
with her grandparents here in
Lucan.
Mrs. B o b Coleman, Mr's.
George Bawden, Mrs. T. C. Mc-
Farlane and Miss Lina Abbott
Dashwood
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Mr. and Mrs, Fred Ten Eyck;
naming most objects, Marjorie
Fenton.
New officers are: President,
Clifford Salmon; vice-president,
weekend visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Finkheiner.
Howard Deters; secretary-ireas-i
urer, Wilfred Becker; table coin.
niittee, Mrs. Henry Becker and l
14:rs. Edmund Becker; sports, I
Mrs. Howard Da tars and Miss
EMudmuriel.nd llern; Beckerbooth committee,
,
were Thursday guests of the What's
Rev. and Mrs. J. F, Wagdand
of Oakridge Acres,
Dr. and Mrs. D.
nee Loraine Snell formerly of
Lucan, are happy to announce
the birth of a son, Michael
Craig, in Sarnia General hos-
pital, July 4---a brother for Mark
and John
Mrs. Florence Cunningham.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert)4azeiwnnd
and Ntnry 'Lynne were Sunday
guests of Mrs. W. ,T, McFalls.
Bonnie Drennan returned home
OIt Stmdey from a week's \'ncn-
lion in Collingwnod, with her
friend, Elizabeth Parkinson,
daughter of Luca.n's former
banker. Elizabeth is enjoying
better health again and able to
attend seller)]. •
Rev. A. Aylestoek of North
`Buxton, Miss Valeria Brethwaite
of 'Toronto, and Mr, and Mrs.
Wm. Aylestoek of Lucan attend.
ed a tamp meeting et Iona last
Wednesday and nit Friday visited
J)onaltJ Aylestock et the hospital
in .London to celebrate his birth-
tirty'.
Mra. Irving •(iihsolt, and Iwo
of her grartdchildrert, ftnrmie
1Vnndwxrrl and Wendy Pules,
a few clays last week with
Mr., and Mrs,. Russell McNamee
of Detroit,
1G1, Hollinger.
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Personal Items
Mrs. Percy Passmore of Exe-
ter spent a few days fast week
with Mr..and Mrs. Lorne Pass -
More and is visiting this week
with Mr. and Mrs. Abner Pass-
more.
Mr. and. Mrs. Larne Passmore,
Sharon, Paul, Meth and Keith,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stewart and
dauaghters attended the Knox re-
union in Queen's Park, Strat-
ford, on Sunday,
Mr. and. Mrs. Edwin Miller,
Brian, Barry and Barbara spent
Sunday at Port Franks.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Merrill,
Gordon, Brian and Esther of
Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Almerj
Passmore, David, Dennis, Dar-
lene and Dale, Mr. and Mrs.
William Rohde, Douglas and
Glenn spent Sunday at Ipper-
wash.
Misses Gay and Barbara Stew-
art of Wesley are spending a
few .days with Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
win Miller.
Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Ahrens
and family of Mitchell visited
on Sunday evening with Mr. and
.Mrs. Lorne Passmore.
Miss Marilyn Tuckey of Exe-
ter, Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Pym
Eand Johnrnbro, visited on Sunday with
Mr, and Mrs. Tony Shulman of
Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Passmore
and Beverley, Bonnie Croley,
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Webber and
family, Miss Margaret Anderson,
Mr, and Mrs, Wilfred Hunkin and
Margaret, Mr. and Mrs. John
Selves attended the Hunkin pie•
nie at Springbank Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert 'Hunter
of Elimville visited on Sunday
afternoon with Mr. Cephas Pym.
Mr. Harvey Borland of Al-
berta is visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Chas, Borland, They all
spent the weekend in Toronto
with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Waters
and Mr, and Mrs. Larry Rudolph.
Mr. and Mrs, Harold Turn -
I have heard Ed Williams' 16
ft. outboard is going to be
equipped with elastic sides to
improve the accommodation.
Reception
and
Dance
MR. & MRS. BILL BECKER
(nee Nancy Fahner)
BLUEWATER
DANCELAND
Wed., July 30
Everyone Welcome
Lyric
Theatre
THURS., FRI. & SAT.
July 24, 25 and 26
"THE JOKER IS WiLD"
* Frank Sinatra
* Mitzi Gaynor
(ADULT)
PLUS ADDED SHORTS
MON., TUES. & WED,
July 28, 29 and 30
"HELL DRIVERS"
* Stanley Baker
* Peggy Cummins
— COMING
Walt Disney's
"SNOW WHITE AND THE
SEVEN DWARFS"
T)te Tim,s„,Advocclle,
,Ivry 24 195$ Poo. 1$
bull of lt;,den, :near Tillsouburg,
spent a few days with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Barry of
London visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Passmore.
Miss Beth Passmore had her.
appendix removed on Tuesday
evening at St...Joseph's. Hospital,
London,
Starlite
Drive -In 'Theatre
8.5 Miles West of No, 4 Highway
on .Crediton Road
5 Miles East of Grand Bend
FRI,, SAT, & MON.
July 25, 26 and 27
"PERRi”
(Disney Production)
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
July 29 and 30
"THE BURNING HILLS"
* Tab Hunter
* Natalie Wood
THURSDAY & FRIDAY
July 31, August 1
"BEYOND MOMBASO"
* Cornel Wilde
* Donna Reed
FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MONDA
FRI., SAT., MON.
& SUN. MIDNITE
August 2, 3 and 4
"THE DEEP SIX"
* Alan Ladd
* Dianne Foster
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
August 5 and 6
"FOUR GIRLS iN TOWN"
* George Nader
* Julie Adams
THURSDAY & FRIDAY
August 7 and 8
"BOMBERS 8-52"
* Karl Maldon
* Natalie Wood
TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY
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ATMOSPHEREI
These are tbrele reasons
why Lakeview Casino hae.
always inamtaiued a top
reputation . , , here are
three more reasons why
you should make a real
effort to patronize the Best!
•
EVERY WEDNESDAY,
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
'Lionel
Thornton
and his
CASA ROYAL
ORCHESTRA
Certainly the most popular
orchestra we have had in.
many years—snore people
are dancing this year than
previously!
•
SPECIAL
ATTRACTIONS
Wed,, July 30
9:30 to 1:00
World Famous
Glenn Miller
Orchestra
Under Direction of
Ray McKinley
Playing in the.
Glenn Miller Tradition
with the Authentic
Miner Arrangements
Admission $2.50 Each
Wed., Aug. 6
9:30 to 1:00
The Dever To I3e
Forgotten Music Of
The Sentimental
Gentleman
Tommy
Dorsey
starring
WARREN COVINGTON
Admission $2.50 Each
Tickets Now On Sale.
FOURTH ANNUAL •
Water Sports Day
GODERICH HARBOR.
Monday, August 4
(Civic Holiday)
12 NOON TO 10:00 A.M.
EXHIBITIONS BY CANADIAN WATER SKIING
CHAMPION AND TEAM
l Outboard Runabout Races • Toronto Diving Team
• Swimming Competitions • Torchlight Skiing
• Fireworks 1 Clowns • Other Attractions
Prizes for funniest and best decorated boats, open to every-
one, Send entry to Lions Club, PO Box 203, Goderich, Ont.,
Admission: Adults 50¢
Children 250
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Be Sure To Attend
Exeter Legion's Second Annual
ADMISSION 500
BAND
TATTOO
Feat yr-ing 12
Brass & Pipe Bands
EXETER COMMUNITY PARK
Friday, August 1
STARTING AT 8:00 P.M.
REFRESNMINT