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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-05-28, Page 19Cooksville rites . Continued Fain Page 1.4 =Isle and aecompanied the choir who sang "0 Perfect Love" and "The Lord is My Shepherd" The bride chose for her wed• ding a floor -length gown of gar- denia silk organza, Bringing out the traditional lines were- long sheath sleeves, smoothsetting .LUCAN NURSES GRADUATE—These three Lucan district nurses graduated from London hospitals this month. Evelyn St. Dennis,: left, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. St. Dennis, formerly of RR 3 Lucan, and Elizabeth Blake, -Centre, daughter of Mr. And Mrs. James 131ake, RR 3 Lucan, trained at St. Joseph's and Elva Young, right, daughter ;of Mr. and Mrs, Alex Young, graduated from Victoria, —Barrett Photos 4 Lucan and district news Nurse graduate honored Mr. and Mrs. Alex Young, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Young, Mr, and Mrs, Ross McRoberts, Mrs. Charles Bison and Miss Marilyn Brownlee of Lucan, Mrs, Nor- man Dickson now of Searbor• ough (formerly of Lucan) and Mrs. James F. Young tgrand- mother) of Belgrave attended the graduation exercise for Vic- toria Hospital .School of Nursing in London last Thursday when Miss Elva Young was among the graduates. A reception was held at the home of her parents on Main St. north during the evening.. Mr. Jack 'Young (Elva's ,broth- er) who graduated from Acadia University, Wolfville, N.S., May 19, arrived home Thursday eve- ning, too late for the graduation but in time for the reception. Her grandmother, Mrs. James F, Young of Belgrade, remained over for the weekend, Helen Blatie Personal items Nine little girls attended the birthday party of Elaine Eme rich last Tuesday when she cel- ebrated her 12th birthday. Holiday guests with Mr, and Mrs, M. 0. Smith included Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Sawyer and David on Saturday (David remained on Monday while his parents at- tended ordination service in Lon- don), Mr. and Mrs. Les Franey, Rickie and Neil of Waterloo and Mr. Barry Ethett of Barrie, on Sunday, Mrs. Harold Corbett who un- derwent an operation in St. Jo- seph's Hospital was able. to be brought home last. Tuesday. Last Friday, Rev. and Mrs, Edgar Roulston were guests of Dr. and Mrs. H. J. Dickson, of St. Thomas, Sharyn and Judy Weir, small daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weir, of London, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Means. Harry Bond, 15 -year-old son of Helen Blane,• 0--Anonth - old Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Bond, has daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Allan sold his pet lamb, which he Blane, Con. 4, Biddulph, died in raised on a bottle. Al. night Harry St. Joseph's Hospital, Sunday, would take his lamb for a walk May 17. She lay at rest in the C. on a leash. One.day- it attempted Ha.skett and Son funeral home to follow Harry to school, like 1)11 12.30 p.m., Wednesday, May Mary's little lamb. 20, when she was taken to the Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kennedy Lingelback Evangelical United have returned home from a Brethren Church, Shakespeare, week's stay at their cottage at for funeral service at 2 p.m. Colpoy Bay. While there, they Four little boys acted as pall- visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold bearers, Harvey, Billie and Whyte and David, who took them. Charlie Herold, and John Anker- for a motor trip. man. The Rev, M. E. Rueber, of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Bradford have purchased a house in Mer- ton, and are moving this week. Mrs. William Dickins, who had been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Noel and family, of Spring- field, returned home last Monday, Stratford, officiated. 'Besides her parents, the sur- vivors include five brothers, Billy, Earl, David, Gordon and Ronald; one sister, Donna, also grand- parents, Mrs. Mary Blane, of Windsor, and Mr. and Mrs, Aaron Wilhelm, of Shakespeare. Helen was sick 10 clays with pneumonia. AYPA meeting The Lucan-Ciandeboye AYPA met in the parish hall last Sun day evening with the president, Tom Tomes 'in the chair. Most of the meeting was given over to the making of plans for the postponed rummage sale now scheduled for Saturday, June 6 in the parish hall. BARN DANCE IN THE NEW BARNS OF CAMPBELL EYRE 3 Miles East of Hensall Fri, May 29 Dancing 10 to 1.30 To Clareece Petrie And His Nita Hawks Dancing in Both" Barns Lunch Booth Everybody Welcome Admission 750 DANCE Mt. Carmel Hail Fri., May 29 To the Music of the KOOL QUINS ORCHESTRA Everybody Welcome Brock.. Reunion vitt be held, Sat.„ June 6 At SpritiOlank Park LONDON oh grounds inside, the train track for 'dinner at 12:80. COMING EVENTS -2 WRESTLING — Yukon Eric vs. The Great 'Bolo; Midgets, tag team match; Jan Gotch vs. Don Jardine. Goderich Arena, Wed- nesday, June 3, 8:45 p.m. Ad- mission: ringside, $1.25, arena seating $1.00, children 50C 28c Amateur Talent Wanted For the Thursday night (June 4) program at LUCAN TRADE AND HOBBY FAIR Good cash prizes, Send all. plications to Box 333 Lvcan. SUMMER DANCING Bayfield Pavilion EVERY FRIDAY . NIGHT :IAN WTLBEE'S ORCHESTRA Vocals by Donna Wagner Kirkton Community Association , PRELIMINARY Juvenile Contest ABERDEEN HALL! Kirkton Friday, June 5 at 000 p.m, (b.5.T.) •JACK AYRE, TORONTO ADJUDICATOR Admission 25 Contestants and Ateompanists Pre. Mrs, Gerald Paul, RR 1 Kirkton Convener GARDEN PARTY WEDNESDAY# JULY 15 And all were guests of Mr, and Mrs. Maurice McDonald. Mr. and Mrs, Earle Atkinson of Mooresville were Sunday visi- tors with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hodgins. Mr. and Mrs. Alf Dickins, of London, were Friday guests of the former's sister, Mrs. Bob Coleman and Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Garrett and family were Sun- day guests. MIs. Thos, Weller underwent an operation in St. joseph's Hos- pital last Wednesday, Mr, and Mrs, H, B. Langford spent Sunday in Sarnia, the guests of Mr, and Mrs, Jack Wray, Mr. and Airs. Norman Drum- mond and Janet of Pointe Claire, Quebec, were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mc- Roberts. Mr. Drummond. who Is on the teaching staff of McGill University, attended a Geogra- phers' Convention at the Univer- sity of Western Ontario on Sat- urday. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hodgins and Joey were Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Strasser at their cottage at Port Franks. The musie festival sponsored by the Horne and School Associa- tion begins Wednesday noon, May 27 and closes Friday eve- ning with a program staged by all the winners. Mr. and Mrs. Don Revington were recent guests of Mr, and Mrs. Robert Jarvie of Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Thompson and family, of Kitchener, were Monday guests of Mrs. Thomp- son's parents, the Rev, and Mrs. Edgar Roulston. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Thompson and family visited Mrs. Thomp- son's father, Mr. F. M. Brown, in Victoria Hospital last Sun- day, • Senior Citizens EXETER LEGION HALL Tues,, June 2 Ladies ,ease bring sandwiches and cookies. Lakeview Casino GRAND BEND Dancing EVERY .SATURDAY L1ONEL THORN'rON and bis Casa Royal Orchestra, Stetrlite Drive4n Theatre 8.5 Miles West of No. 4 Highway en Crediton Road FRIDAY & SATURDAY May 29 and 36 "Ride a Crooked Tr * Audio Murphy * din tonin pointed basque and sabrina neckline. Appliques of Chantilly lace .embroidered in sequins and pearls trimmed the bouffant skirt. Her shoulder length veil was held in place by a heart - shaped headdress and she car- ried a bouquet of white .earna- dons, pink baby roses and rose buds. Miss Doreen Pearce, Exeter, was maid of honor for her sis- ter in a street -length dress of Pink nylon net over satin. A half hat trimmed with sequins and bouquet of pink carnations, white mums and pink baby roses com- pleted lier ensemble, Mrs. Do- reen Dzuba and Miss Betty Lo- gan of Cooksville and Airs. Do- rothy Thompson, Richmond Hill, twin sister of the groom as bridesmaids were gowned in blue, identieally to the maid of honor, and carried bou- quets of white and blue. William Heatherington w a s best man for his brother and John Muller, Earl. Thompson and Frank Kiniski were ushers. A recetion f • held in the church rooms. For travelling to northern parts of Ontario the bride changed to a light blue sheath dress with matching duster coat, pink ac- cessories and pink rose corsage. The couple will make their home in Cooksville. An aunt, Miss Esther Neeh, Dashwood, attended the wedding also. WI expansion — Continued From Pao 15 Alex Sinclair of Kippen East WI favored with a duet and a quartette, Mrs. T. C. Coates, Mrs. George Armstrong, Mrs. George Hess and Mrs, T. Sher- ritt, of Hensall WI sang in the afternoon session. Reports of branch secretaries and standing committee conven- ers revealed the work of •the past year. Mrs. DesJardins in her clos- ing reniarks .d Wi nicrnbers to always stand for those things which are highest and best. She paid tribute to the efficient/ serv- ice of Mrs. Mex Hamilton as secretary for three years, Rags provide only 2% of all paper, EXETER LIONS CLUB PAPER DRIVE Wed,, June 17 Save your waste paper to sup. port Lions welfare work.. Roll as much of your newspaper as possible, Have paper at curb by 1 o'clock, June 17, Trucks will pick up. LYRIC THEAT E THURS., FRI. & SAT, "Shaggy Dog" Matinee admissions for the show "Shaggy Dog" will be Children 250; Adults 350. — COMING SOON — "Some Came f Running * Frank Sinatra * Dean Martin ADULT ENTERTAINMENT Comment e About .By MRS. NORMAN LONG . • Surprise for anniversary A surprise party was held at ••the home of Mr. and Mrs. How- ard Finkbeiner on Thursday eve' rung. tho ee a s io n being their 10th wedding anniversary. The evening was spent in play - ring .cards. Those who attended were Mr. and, Mrs. Carl Me- Clinchey, Clinton, Mrs. E. Os- wald and Mrs. A. Finkbeiner of Zurich, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Dalton and family, Seaforth, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brintnell and. family. cromarty, Mr. and Airs. Frank Nigh and family and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Finkbeiner and Robert of 'Ark+ Mr. and Mrs. Finkbeiner were presented with a radio. Personal items Charles Dalrymple, nine-year- old .on of Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Dalrymple, was taken suddenly ill Sunday and rushed to St. Jo- seph's Hospital, London, for an operation for a ruptured appen- dix. Mr. Toni Munroe .accompanied. by Mr. and Mrs. Mellis visited Sunday with Mrs. moth - NOTICE The members of the I.D.O.F. and Rebekahs are requested to attend the annual CHURCH PARADE at ST, GEORGE'S CHURCH, GODERICH on SUNDAY MAY 31, 7:00 P,M, All members please meet at the McKay Hall on North Street at 630 p.m. and proceed from there to the church wearing your de- coration of office. Come and bring your friends. An open meeting ancl refresh- ments will follow the service, Percy A. McFalls, Recording Secretary WESTERN FAIR GROUNDS—LONDON OPEN WEEKDAYS 4:00 p.m. to 1 1:0 0 p.m. Saturdays and Holiclayl 1:00 p.m. to 1 1:0 0 p.m. 17 RI ES • FREE ADMISSION • FREE PARKING SPECIAL RATES for • Picnics • Birthday Pattlos es Spedell GrOlIPS ams COUGH At Rother's Restaurant A & H Food Market Beavers Hardware er. Mrs. Gibson. 'who is a pa- tient in Listowel Hospital. Messrs. Lorne McBride and Tom Munroe visited recently with Mr. Eddie McBride who is confined to a London hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Mf Clark, of Hensall. visiled Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson and family. The flowers at the altar of the' church on Sunday were placed by the family of the late Mr. A. E. Rumba. of Clinton. Mr. Walter Fairbairt was ad. mined Sunday to Clinton Public Hospital. ,r,,er.r•rmT•rr,rer!,"•eerre LDON Theatre GRAND BEND FRIDAY & SATURDAY May 28 and 29 'The Rivers Ed g * Ray Milland * Deborah Paget & SHORT SUBJECT One Show Each–Nite — 8 p.ni, BROWNIE'S Drive -In Theatre •Clinton, Ontario THURSDAY & FRIDAY May 28 and 29 "The Defiant Ones * Tony Curtis * Sidney Pettier (Both nominated Academy Awards) ft ONE CARTOON SATURDAY & MONDAY May 30 and June 1 — DOUBLE FEATURE - "Me and the Colonel" * Danny Kaye * Curt Jurgens "Gunman from Larado * Robert Knapp ft * Jana Davi ONE CARTOON TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY June 2 and 3 The Wind Cannot Read (Colour) * Dirk Bogarde * Yoko Tani (One Cartoon) SEAFORTH LIONS CLUB NITE Wednesday,. June 3 Help them raise money 'for welfare work. Door Prizes ,Are: Outdoor aarbeque, Movie Camera. ft The Times-Advacato, May 20f 195 17 SEE and HEAR Harry Strang CKNX•TY • CH, I Monday, June 1, et 11,V p.m. Friday , .ltmet 5.at 745 :p.m. CFPL.TV Monday,. June 1 at 6.20p.m. 1,4010014 nann warm, ti 4444 mi nen RADIO Fridey, May '29 at 10,35 •ft,On• Mencioh June 1 it MSS' nea00 Friday, :Jima ::$ 1114$ *A, Ultfron 'Llbeitt Association) ..... 444! 040101,141 . putimoms&ffifig KINSMEN CLVB OP,CLINTON 'CLINTON u 1 ONS ARENA 1 _ I Friday, May 29 Arena Doors Open 7:30 p.m. Games Start at 9,110 p.m. 15 REGULAR GAMES for $60.00 EACH 1 SPECIAL GAME for $500,00 4 — SHARE -THE -WEALTH GAMES — 4 General Admission — $1.00 Extra and Special Cards — 2516 Each, 5 for $1.00 CLIP THIS ADV'T — -- And Get One Extra Chance Free For Each Adv't Presented at Arena Door on One of the 5 Door Prizes $25.00 Each j ,1411111$1IIIII11111111141111,11111111111111411M11111111111111111141.1111IIIIII4 .... l4;40,111111 ........ 911111111P1I11111 lllllll I l 244 114111,111111111111111111111111111111111111111,1111111011111411111111141111111111111111 lllll I lllllllllll III llllllllll I lll I llll Illtillii .South Huron District High School Open House and Barbecue Supper. TUES.,, JUNE 9 (in case of rain, Jvne II) PROGRAM 13 1 CHICKEN SUPPER — Serving 630 to 7:30 pan. a - E.. AUDITORIUM — Industrial Arts display Music - Presen ta lions — Home Economics Fashion Show — Pla,y PRICE $l.25 (Children 65) Auditorium Program Free ,,,f41,44ip4omilm.!,4.144,41444110w,m l llll 14.444.11,1,04111.!!!***1414tIMelli/111.111E!!!!!!!!!!!Pil!!!!!!!!!!! llllllll 1 llllll 011,1111111111111.11111h111.11.1111,111011111111111111111111111011.1111111111 llllll Wi111111111111HIMIIHIMMIHM11111111110, COME TO EXETE Sat, Night, May 30 Exeter Legion Pipe Band Concert 8 tb 9 '.m. 4M. IN AID OF CURRENT LEGION CAMPAIGN FOR FUNDS All proceeds .from draw will be used for 'minor sports, Voteran'8 Welfare, 'completion of Legion building and pipe band. Draw ter sfocr and 2004b. pig will be held jurie ,3 Vixoter ftacea. atitellininfiri TWILIGHT MEET • ednesday„ June 3 5;30 p,m, Daylight .Saving Time $1,400 in Purses 2:30 CLASS TROT Halter and Shank 2:28 CLASS TROT Halter and Shank 2:25 CLASS TROT Halter and Shank 2:22 CLASS TROT Halter and Shank FREE-FOR-ALL . OR PACE $200 Donated by LINDENFIELDS LTD., HARDWARE OR PACE lllllllll lllllll $300 Donated by JONES, MacNAUGHTON SEEDS LTD, OR PACE $300 Donated by MAURICE QUANCE, Harnessmaker OR PACE $300 Donated by JACK WEBER $300 Halter and Shank Donated by E. L. CHAFFE & SONS, Cockshutt linplittnents PRIZE OF $10 FOR FASTEST MILE OF 2136 CLASS DONATED SY A. L. AND C, E. ACHESON SILVER TRAY FOR BEST DRESSED OUTFIT DONATED BY JACK SMITH, JEWELLER Two Heat Man, Each Heat A Rice Whitson Starting Gate BETTING PRIVILEGES ANNOUNCER.: TORY GREGG, LONDON ADmisSIoNf, Adults $1,00; Children 2$ Cars 2$0; Gratiastanct $00; Children 250 SPONS0RED EXETER TURF CLUB Jk MderiSSOY, Cheirinett Harry flower, ?�ut-e llt Anion, Settelary •