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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-07-24, Page 16Pxr.,1 ThoTm At,100Cat0, JuIy 24 1.958 1111111.11141.11/6111111111W111.111114010111 lllll Mt1111 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii II Looking_ In With Liz Compare Crossley To Pat Boone By ELIZABETH TOYCHETTE 1111111111111l11111111111111.1411111111141f11111111111111M111.111111111111.111111111111111110111111.1 Several people in the know are calling Doug Crossley a Canadian version of Pat Dome; clean Rut and smooth voiced. Viewers had a chance to see Doug nationally on Friday night's edition .of "Country Club" and the response was good. I first met Doug last winter when he was preparing an audi- tion far the Godfrey show and he has all the attributes a teen- age fan usually wants; good looks, sauve manners and a fine voice. Now that he's broken the sound harrier and has appeared on a coast-to-coast hook-up he should go far. Lorraine Foreman might not be hack with the rest of the 'Country Coedown ' east in the fall. She has expressed a desire to get away from western music. Whether CBC places her else- where or not might help affect her decision. I doubt very much. Bride -Elects See The Albums of • I NV I TATIONS • SERVIETTES • MATCH ES • COAST E RS Times -Advocate Pupils Succeed In Music Tests Pupils of Lawrence A. Vein 'have been successful in passing their music: examinations re- cently: Grade 8, Betty Dixon honors). Grade 5. Elaine Powe t first class honorst. iElaine also re. 'ceived the silver medal for ob. taining highest marks in her class.) George tiodbolt (first class honors,. Grade 1, theory, George God. ik Comments About Cromarty By MRS. KE ri McKLI,AR Mrs. E. I. Payne. 11loose jaw.' Sask., is visiting with her many relatives in the community. Mr. and Mrs. George Wallace • visited on .Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Nelland, Science Mil. Mr. and, Mrs. E. Brooke and son, Brent, of Brampton, visited if Lorraine would give up a gond holt (first class honors). George last 'week with her parents, stir, paying job unless she had some.. received a bil‘ er medal for pro- and Mrs. John Hocking. thing concrete to turn to. in the ficieney in Theory. I Mr. Laverne Wallace and Miss meantime she's keeping in touch - s - ... - . .- I Pat Spence, of Mitchell, spent with country musie by appear• l sn e -I. ,i, ,„ the weekend in Wiodsor with Mr.' .ing at the Shelburne fiddler's :a"," '11, Aiii,vatirlie ler tile me"'"...; and Airs. Harry Elliott. Mrs, contest in .August with. 9onlie'rthe '"e Pr"ram ithes ..te'• ! Elliott .and daughter, Susan) re - Tap. • , airborne. Kate is leaving soon for g . turned with limn to visit with "Rhapsody" \Odell began Tues. negianci it' si"r in a stage Pia• her parents, l!Ir. . and Mrs. John day on ('Bt.'-T\'doos not con- , end possibly, to appear on TV if , wane. miler itself a ,m, version of rn., ! the right roles lame her way.I • dio's `'Songs of My People" al•H Kate and her husband, Austin 1 as'isistederi°vINrtthe: l\he•11111ilteiuasitealkte the though it certainly comes close. , Willis, have been rumoured con- anniversary service at Burns The -theme is one of ethnic mu., sidering a series in England, t Presbyterian Church, Zorra, on sic and datives. ) Jackie .Rae is reportedly doing ` Sunday. Camera trouNe• might be one • well with his emcee job on I Mr. Mae McKellar. Stratford,. reason for the lack of co-ordina- : "Chelsea in Summertime" the ; is holidaying with his Parents, • lion 00 -Summer Showtime." But , daily English. TV program he's i Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay McKellar. surely it can't be the only one.i signed for. Jack's war bride and Mr. Alex Ramsey is a patient • No show could be that pour with two teen-age children live in in. St. Joseph's Hospital,. London, only one exeuse, . England. Their divorce was final having injured bis back in a fall. The pilot film of "Jake and the many years ago. , Mrs. David Gardiner is visiting Kid" which was shot last winter i Norm Jewison. a producer who •' with her son and daughter-in-law, is still making the rounds of; really throws himself into his i Mr. and Mrs, James Gardiner, . sponsor's offices, but so far with-: work, (he sings, leads the or- ) at Farquhar. • out a glimmer of success. Now chestra. bounces and acts with ) Mr. and Mrs. John Rutherford, + :the fihn board, which produced! the movie, is taking it south of the border on the hopes of find-) ing financial backing there. CBC, • is willing and possibly even ) • eager to show the series but; will not take it on without a .spon- sor. In the meantime, the "Kid") in the pilot film is growing and will be too big for the role wheu! the shooting of the entire series g does begin. Kate Reid who held up produc- tion of the pilot film for four I weeks and then was still unable) • to make the original east is 0111.011141.111111.11000111 all bis players in the confines ef g Stephen and Brimi V d a, st oek, his glass rage) is considered a were guests of Mr. and Mrs. top rank musical producer. Ile ILloyd Sorsdahl on Sunday. just signed a contract with an ) The vacation Bible School American network and :this fa opened on Mondayin No. 6 is slated to produce one of their I School. Ilibbert, with a, good bigeies, "American Mt Parade." attendance. The Hansen Sisters will be ap- Mr. and Mrs. King, Hamilton, peering locally at the Hensan are guests of Mr, and Mrs. Kinsmen's Labor Day show. Harold Carey. Joan Fairfax lands at Centra- Misses Joan and Carolyn lia today. appears on the beach g Christie and Joyce Dow are at Grand Bend this afternoon and then does a show for guests at the Grand Bend Lions Club. Holiday Ball tonight. It should be well worth seeing. Ladies & Childrens Wear • DRESSES • COATS a SKIRTS • BLOUSES • SHORTS Special Sale! GRANDTMERE SMOOTHIE SWEATERS Pullovers :Hs $4,5Q Cardigans m'FJ s $5.95 • BATHING SUITS • SUMMER HAND BAGS • SUN SUITS • GIRLS' PYJAMAS • SLACKS Sun suits, dresses, shirts, panties, blankets, baby aik ate. greatly Reduced Regal Clothes Made -To -Measure Sale 20Vo OFF Slacks — Offer Good Until August 9 2,0% OFF • All Men's & Students' SPORT COATS &13LAZERS 25% OFF MEN'S & EOYS''SWIM TRUNKS, MEN'S SUMMER JACKETS, WINDBREAKERS Giant Sport Shirt Sale MEN'S LONG SLEEVE, Values to $8.95 MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE $2.98 to $3,95, $1.98 to $2,95 BOYSMoir SLEEVE Reg. $L49 to $1.98 $1.19 to $7.49 MEN'S T.SIIIRTS, Reg. $1.95 130YS' T-SHIRTS, Reg. $1.49 . iiiiii .„ ...... „.„.„„... ,,,,, $T39 Men's Dress Straw Hats •FZEG. 2.99 $11e9 PHONE 190 May & Son spending this week at Bimini. Ca mp. • • Mr. and Mrs, D. Taylor and daughter, of Weston. spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. .Ger. aid -Carey. Miss Joan and John and Allen Coleman, Staffa, are holidaying osith their uncle and. aunt, Mr. and Mrs. T. Laing. Miss Brenda DOW,_ daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Dow, had her collar bone broken. while playing at her home. Herbert Butler Hibbert Farmer The death of Herbert Ralph Butler, Lot 11, Con. 13, Hibbert, oceurred in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, on Saturday, July 12, at the age of 13. He had been la for the past two weeks.. Mr. Butler had lived on the same farm all his life and was not inarried. He was born September 19, 1884, son of the late Mr. William Butler and Susannah Speare Butler. He was a member of Staffa 'United Church. Surviving are one brother, Rus- sell, Cromarty, and one sister, Mrs. D. M. (Jenny) Fischer, Guelph. The funeral was held from. the Heath - Leslie funeral shame, Mitchell, on Tuesday, conducted by A. H. Daynard, Staffa. Burial was in Staffa Cemetery. Hibbert. Native Dies In Seaforth I Mrs, Andrew B. McLachlan. of Cromarty, died in Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth, oe Saturday, July 12; in her 75th year. Born in Hibbert Township. she was the former Caroline C. Scott, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. James 'Seat. In March, 1911, she was mar- ried at Exeter to Andrew B. McLachlan, who survives. They farmed in Hibbert, retiring 10 , years ago to Cromarty. I She was a member of Cro- marty Presbyterian Church and I a life nienfber of the Woman's Missionary Society. Besides her husband, she is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Carter (Grace) Kerslake, three. grandchildren, four sisters, Mrs. iEdgar Allen, 3/litehell, Mrs. Ruby Routly, St, Marys, Mrs. Oran Francis, Woodstock, and Mrs. Kenneth McKellar, Cro- marty. Three brothers and three sisters predeceased her. The funeral was held on Tues- day from her late residence.. Rev, Samuel Kerr, Exeter, officiated. Interment was in Staffa Ceme- tery. ' Pallbearers were nephews Lyle Worden, Thomas Scott, Will Routly, Ernest Alien, James Francis and James Scott. Plower bearers, 0180 nephews, were Frank Routiy, Gordon Seott, John McLachlan, Will McLachlan and Thomas Laing, Friends in attendance. were from London, St, Marys, Wood. stock, Tavistock, Seaforth, Mitchell, Exeter, Thamesford, Thorndale, Brueefield, Plattsvillc and surrounding district. • CornmentsAbout Creat® East By MRS. W. MOTZ Mrs, Murray Neil of Exeter visited Thursday with Mrs. john Nedsa and called on sonic of her old neighbors. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Homy or Ridgeway and Mr. and Mrs. William Horney of Exeter visited Monday with their sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William Motz. Mrs. Harold Glanville Sr. of Manitoulin Island is visiting her sons here white Mr. Glanville is recuperating frOM an opera. tion itt St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Miss Uar.0.1.a 'Smith has Sett -tree ed to Exeter •after With her grandmother, Mrs. Bain Eaynho m. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Gacks. Letter and ferally of Guelph and Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Homey of txtter visited Sunday with Mr.' and Mrs,, Wrn, Motz, nonlife' Motz has returned la: Zn after holidaying for two weeks with his aunt and uncle,: Mr. and Mrs., Wm. Motz, Mr. Charles Anderson is dayino with Mr. and Mrs. *lark, Anderson and family in Aln- fierStbtirgb. STRETCH YQUR FOOD DOLLAR! Swift's Golden Dew STRETCH .and it's always Lower at A. GARI NE YOUR FOOD DOLLAR! Aylmer Fruit Cocktail STRETCH YOUR FOOD DOLLAR! Shredded Wheat Biscuits tHt310K LB.45 23 FETS 2PK.33 STRETCH YOUR FOOD DOLLAR! Allen's Fancy EsAucE 20 -oz. tins STRETCH YOUR. FOOD DOLLAR! Club House Brand -40 Off 16 -Ox. Mason Jar It's Preserving Tirne! CE et, TO. Bath Size, 40 Off Deal LIFE FOR 3 5 c c c UT BUTTER 39c 304 Yum 1iiuite3-1:1Z. Club House Stuffed LIVES p. David's Bolero or Choco Mix 2 E-Eiz. ;JAM. SHMALLOW 29c 29c ISOM'S • LEL PKEL 37c 0' \\\4\ pace setting1 ?v55 heiii Maple Leaf—S-Lb. 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