HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-09-25, Page 17Starlite
Drive -In Theatre
8S Miles •West of No. 4 Highway
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Sept.m.xr 26 end 27
1'EN WANTED MEN"
* Randolph Scott A. NESBIT C, Secretary
*; ,Jocelyn Brando
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ANNUAL METING
Huron County
F rmersr
Union
AGRICULTURAL BOARD
ROOMS, CLINTON
October
5:30 p.m.
Mrs, Evelyn Prosser, Wo-
men's Pres., and Vaughan
Douglas, CKNX, will be guest
speakers. A .good attendance
is requested.
Huron County Junior Farmers
.And Junior institute
10th Anniversary
Saturday, October 4
CHICKEN BARBECUE ,-- SEAFORTH COM. CENTRE
5:30 to 7:30 P.M. Standard Time
Tickets $1,50 Available From Members
VARIETY PROGRAM: -- DANCE
Carruthers Orchestra — Admission 500
Sunday, October 5
CHURCH SERVICE —• ONTARIO ST. U,C., CLINTON
7:30 P.M. Standard Time
Guest Speaker: Padre W. A. Young; OAC
Fireside Hour Following Service
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Ladles Auxiliary To
South Huron Hospital
Will Hold Its Annual
TAG
DAY
Sat.; September 27
Pleasd give generously when
the tagger calls on you.
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Farmor Resident
Named Manager
Jack F. Anderson, 37, a native
of Eieter, has been appointed
manager of Leamington P.U.C.
at a salary o $9,000. He will take
over the post October 1.
Son of ,air, and Mrs. Tupper
Anderson, now of Amherstburg,
Jack has been with the .Ontario
HEPC since he graduated from
engineering at the University of
Toronto in 1950, He is married
and has two daughters.
Thedford
Fair
Sept. 25-26
Parade 12:45
DARLENE LEE
ma lorettat
end her
Life may bean at 40, but :by.
Strikes & Spares that time WS more difficult ,te
keep your chin up, beau it's
* *
likely doubled.
Blows BowlingLid Off '
COMiNG EVENTS
With 3 High SingIaon Tuesday, ;'Sepember 30, --- Ed
stallation of officers wall be
lc secretary; et�aa Ifo Hunter.
ow 1 r e
(' H a
S 4
• , er 'triple. r ? a Y
Four teams in the k:a�et l _ase rattled off a total of
10 strikes and rang up two N.Q. 25e
shares in his twelve frame to
spark the Big Six in a 7-0 d; -'i- .;
ston over the 1ankntonts.
Ladies .Bowling League are
fighting it out for the choice spot
Hi -Lights,
i
in the standings as the i•La ! H g
Happy Gals, klot Dogs and Pin
Pappetles are all deadlocked
with 12 points,
Hi -Lights and Pin Foppettes
each gabbed seven -point ver-
dicts from the'r apposition over
,the week to pull into a four-way
tie with the Happy Gals nnct
1 -lot Dogs who each thumped
their opponents 5.2 in point
totals,
Highest triple of the week was
turned in by 011ie Essery of the
Whatnots, who trundled a smooth
747 to capture the high triple
award while thehidden triple the Tip Toppers to pieces far
prize fell to Marion Fray.ne, 01 seven points while the Rockets,
the. ,lolly 3111s. Wildcats and Imperials trounced
'.Triples bettering the 600 mark their opposition.
were turned in by Audrey Fair- Pepsies edge Cromarty Rollers
bairn, 925, Pin Poppettes; Jan 4-3 and the Milkmen downed Up -
drum . Lovell, 606, Happy Gals; Joan starts 5.2 in other league action.
Parsons, 605, Mighty Mice; lr l,r:ar.l 0Joyce Weber, 611, Wee Hopes, TI. Six (Il i'aae i ca 1 7
and Georgina Webster, 629, Busy
Bees.
The "A" grouping of tiie Men's
League really enjoyed a lop-
sided week. Out of the 12 team
participants, five were white-
washed while the other bowed
5-2.
Big Six, Spares, Tradesmen,
Windmills and Red's 13i11iards
came out on top of the seven
point earnings while the Pinpop'
pers syphoned the gas from the
G.M,'s for a 5-2 victory.
In the "13" category, the
league -disturbing Butchers cut
FRANK McBRIDE—Entertainer
BABY SHOW
AMATEUR CONTEST
VARIETY CONCERT
and
DANCE IN ARENA
Reg Galloway and
C-4 Swing Boys
Lyric
Theatre
THURS., FRI. dl SAT.,
September 25, 26 and 27
"TH.. LIGHT IN THE
FOREST"
* Fess Parker
* Joanne Dru
Added Featurette
"SCOTLAND"
MON., TUES. & WED.
September 29 and 30, October 1
"ALL AT SEA"
* Alec Guiness
* Irene Brown
& ADDED SHORTS
— COMING —
"3.10 .TO. YUMA"
* Glenn Ford
* Felicia Farr
MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY
AT 2:00 P.M,
Help Your H
A....L
RUMMAGE
SALE
South Huron Hospital
Saturday, October 4
AT 1;00 P.M,
ARTICLES MAY BE LETT AT THE HOSPITAL 'AUXILIARY
ROOMS (ANNE ST. ENTRANCE) FRIDAY AFTERNOON
(OCTOBER 3) OR WILL BE PICKED UP BY CALLING 332=J
ANY DONATION WILL BE APPRECIATED
"Don't Crowd Your Home With Surplus Articles
What You Don't Wat'tty We'll Selil"
'rneadl1y, Septen,her 16
1)-T )gets (B. Clifford 554) _--- 0
tthat Nola (0, :F4ssery 747)
'P. Poppet(es (A. k'alrhairn 625) 7
Buttercups (1.. 7:Mott 591) .... 0
'H'nt Dogs (f). ftrad y 501) _- a
Who ('ares ID, \\'Ilson - i1) 2
happy (::6)6 (J. Lovell 606) _..*5
11ps ,f DOwns (A1. 'Rader 47(1) _ 2
Merry Maids (V. Mason 470) -- 4
Alley Oats Ili. flay 665) 3
Nile Hawke R. Sangster 5
f3Inwett6R• (A. Ford 466) ._
YtAl4r.ttea (0, Smith 691)) 4
Prisky Six in, (•nitg'hlln 537) 3
Lnulnnns (6, :Brock 576) - 5
.Ally six (0. Skinner 5:17)
Mighty Mice (.1. Parsons 635) _ 4
Re -Ropy (L. Blom Ina art 560) t 3
,lolly .fills (A1. AJuaser 554)
Wee-HopeS (,1. Weber 611), .__
.
Busy Flees (G. Webster 629) __ 4
Pills (16, J'riehner 444)
HAndtoRppers 1A. Crean 5.62).-__ 5
Sputniks (16, }lodge 451)
StnndIPg
rinponpe(tes
Hot nogals
Happy
Merry Maids
Nit J-tawks
1L61llpnp6 .-
--
Tiolletles __-.._.-----
Mighty Mice
lolly JIBS S
Frisky six _
Inlly" Six 7
Handicappers ..___ 7
Pills __-. ._.._ 6
'Wee. Hopes .----- 5
Alley rats ..,.-... 5
Busy'Ries __.... ____. 5
Rlnwet tes _..... ........_ 4
r . :Downs _-_.._ 4
Be -Bout _._ ...__ .__. -� 3
Buttercups 2
Sputniks •- 2
'What Note - 0
12
12
12
Four Teams Tie
For Ladies' Lead
There is a good chance that
the high single of, the Exeter
Men's Bowling League has been
set in, the first week of competi-
tion.
Don Case, one of the free
wheeling bowlers belonging to
the Big Six aggregation, may
have wrapped up the laurels in
his first attempt by rolling a
brilliant 389 to spark his 785
Senior
Citizens
Social Evening
Tues., Oct. 7
a;00 p,m.
EXETER LEGION HALL
Ladies Please Bring
Sandwiches or Cookies
Anniversary
Services
CHISELHURST
UNITED CHURCH
Sun., -Sept, 28
2:30 and 7:30 p.m.
Standard Time
Guest Minister:
Rev, R. A. Brook
Special Music
Attention
Parents
The Exeter District
Junior Band will begin
New Classes
IN REED, BRASS
AND DRUMS
Interviews with the
Bandmaster will be held
Mon., Sept, 29
4to5and 7torlp.m.
In Exeter Town Hall
For further information,
Phone Gerald Gbdbnity
749 Exeter
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I;)ankn,onta t 41-. Sylvest er• 510) 0
spa 1.03 (1',. Passmore 604) 7
('o.op (11. Paterson 542) 0
'1'radr'snlen (4.1leywood) 667) ..
111, Supertest (J., Rumpel 570) .. 11
J'urs ( N1001 .. _....
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5621 699) 25
15'nulnlills (R. (lzgnnd 664) „.. - 7
Kippen 'Tigers (4, flirts 596) 0
Tted's 'Billiards (.7. (`rocker 646)
F:dselalres (1.,, Ford 576) _...,._ 0
'411'1 mit 401 16
Butchers 1)1, Holtzman 633) ... 7
Tip 'Toppers ((1. Wehh 546) . 0
Rockets 11',. Thompson 757) 7
Silver Hatrka (;1. fleywonrt 567) 6
Wildcats (R. Higgins 500) _
Ing pins (A, Infield 513) 3
Imperials (B, McDonald 723) „_ 7
Pnrtgrrs 14, Scott 507) . _ -- 0
\1111unrn (R, Snlith 6191 ._.__„ 5
Upstarts ( 11'. Watson 543) „--- -
f'epala (R. (;Ilfiilan 61+) . 4
C. Rollers (11, -Dow 675) 3
Reception
&. Dance
FOR MR, AND MRS,
DAVID MORRISSEY
(Nee Leona Woodburn)
Mt. Carmel Hall
Fri.,Oct. 3.
DANCING
EVERY. FRIDAY .NIGHT
Bluewater
Danceland
8 Miles North of Grand Bend
Dancing 10 p.m. to 1;30 a,m.
DESJARDINE ORCHESTRA
Modern, Rock 'n Roll
Square Dancing
Admission 75
Brownie's
Drive -In
Clinton
THURSDAY & FRIDAY
September 25 and 26
"THE GiRL CAN'T
HELP IT"
(Colour, Cinemascope)
* Jayne Mansefield
* Edmond O'Brien
(ALL STAR CAST)
(Adult Entertainment)
CARTOON
SATURDAY & MONDAY
September 27 and 29
"COWBOY-"
(Colour)
✓ GI_n Ford
* Jack Lemmon
3 STOOGE COMEDY
(One Cartoon)
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
September 30 and October 1
"THE STORY OF
ESTHER COSTELLO"
* Joan Crawford
* Rossano Brezzi
CARTOON
The Times Advocate, ,September 2 ( 1955 P#!is '17'
hairs "Happening
Ian South Huron?
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Thursday
& Friday
Sept.
25 & 26
Monster 4-H Show
New Livestock Showmanship Competition for 4-H
Club Members in ?erth, Huron, Middlesex, Oxford
and adjoining counties—A $50 trophy will be pre-
sented to winner, along with replica donated by Dr.
Amos and. Dr. Schaefer.
Three 4-H Club Contests—Beef, Dairy' and Vegetable.
Parade
Led by North Easthope Pipe Band and School
Children and Palomino Horses
New Cattle Barn
Show cattle will all be under cover in the New Pole
Barn just erected at a cost of over $800. .
Rides For Children
Admission: 500 Cars 250 PS Children Free
Wellington Brock, Pres. Alex F. Crago, Sec.-Treas.
Friday Night Dance
Aberdeen Hall
Everyone Welcome'
Harburn's Orchestra
Admission 754
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1HereIt Comes Again!
Exeter
Kinsmen's
Fourth Annual
HARVEST
JAMBOREE
Friday, Oct. 3 Exeter Arena
Star. And One -Half Hours Of Merriment 9:30 to 4
Kool Quina TWO BANDS
SEE THE 'CHOOSING
AND CROWNING OF
EXETER KINSMEN'S
Harvest
Queen
ROCK 'n ROLL
and
OLD TIME
DANCING
DROSS: Jeans & Slacks
Plaza Valley Boys
•
Square Dance
Competition
Oroattiite a set and enter
this competition for square
dancers. Contest Is restrict.
ed to amateur groups from
Huron, Middleseft and Perth
counties, Handsome trophy
donated by Kinsmen for an-
nual competition.
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