HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-03-29, Page 19Local cancer drive .Group '.h0145
his S3,500 target euchrenight
Mrs Alkin ,ri"ulhert and Mr. Ar-
nold Cunningham: lone hand
pries to Sandra Ilairitiy and
Ur. Allot, Culbert and low
svore prize to Mr. Don Petti.
Prove/11s :he evening
fr''urn174 paying for a. school trip in June.
Lucan The first bleed. transfusion,.
.according. 'to record, was given
to Pope Innocent VIII in 1402.
The .limes•Advocates ..March 29, 1962 Pago:11
C ard .table and dance
Miss Margaret DeJong, tea-
et.mr, and the pupils of SS ,tin
2:lsliddulph, Friday night staged
jaitov:rd.: game and dance. Mu-
Pettigrew and Alt. Enid Ilam-
sic was provided by Air. Don
High score ,prizes went In
In the most recent year of industry's production was $23,•
record. 1009, there were 16,513 713 million and profit after
active taxable companies in corporation taxes was $088:6
the .cangdian manufacturing in- million, :a profit of just over
dostry, of which 4,284 operated four per cent per dollar of .out
at a loss; total value of the. put.
will .conduct the campaign and •
.ray MRS. HAROLD DAVIS
•. .
in '4nrich, Lions again will. IctiltrION
solicit.d The hall hoard held a pro- onationsi gresslve euehre in Aberdeen 'Unit Campaign Chairman It„ nail Monday evening.
E. roolcy, Exeter, announced
this week that the Federation l'ri4ewinners were: Ladies
high, Win. Waghorn, lone hands, of Agriculture again ~viii Lake.
charge of the township can. Mrs. •Pepper m : en's high, Lloyd
Cowdrey: lone hands, Harry vasses throughout the county, • 1100 di lucky draw, Harold Da "We remain grateful v i s; the .
outstanding co-operation we re. ,test L door prize, Lawrence Triec..,.
reive from both urban and ru. ”'
rat volunteers who assist us in tsirKten UCW
this major fund-raising pro- The Kirkton IJCW met at the
gram," Mr. Poole), stated. "It home of Airs. T. Elliott on.
is heartening to see all areas March 14 with 20 present,
of the county working together Mrs. Lorne Marshall was In
11 fight this common and corn- charge of the worship service,
plex enemy, cancer." assisted by Mrs. W,,ib Kirkby,
F un d s ra i se d i n H uron are and Mrs, Ronald. Denham. Mrs,
used to finance service work Elliott sang a solo,
in the county as well as gen- Mrs" Stu a rt Shie r gave a challenging chapter from the
eral Mlle.! ion and research study hook entitled, "Youth in programs across Canada. Dur-
ing 1001, Huron unit spent over Transition — Lost or Found.",
m e president conducted the moon Coto help 76 patients in the'
county. A further
Huron.
$1,072 wills business,
seen) on cancer education in Personal items
Mr. and Airs. Richard Daher.
More than 511,000 was for- ly, Denise and Debbie of Mt,
warded to provincial headotiar. Clemens, .Mr. and Airs. Whitney
tors to help finance extensive Coates and Wilma of Exeter
research projects, One of these were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
was the recently-opened can- Ray Paynier and David Sator-
cer research laboratory at the day evening.
University of Western Ontario Mr. and Airs, Bill Reurink
la London. and family, Mr, and Mrs. Bill
Unit President Ray (', Mills, Waghorn visited Saturday eve-Exete r, i n di cated th i s week he ning with Air, and Airs. Bert
Meyers and family of St. Tito-feels confident the campaign
will be a success. "Huron has ITtas, always played an important Mr. and Mrs, Art. Julian of
part in the fight against can- Utica, Michigan, visited Sunday
cer itt Ontario and T know ourwith yMr. and Mrs, Miller Mc-
county will continue to do so,"'and Mrs. Edgar Cook of he states. New Liskeard visited over the
Breakdown of the county oh- weekend with Air, and Mrs,
jective of $16,000 is: Goderich Dan Jarvis.
district, $4,000; Exeter district,
$3,500: Clinton district, $2,500;
Windham district, $2,500; Sea•
forth district, $2,000; Blyth and
Brussels districts, $750 each.
The objective for Canada.
this scar is $3,519,000.
Cancer campa..gn target for
Exeter and dist. 'let is $3,50n,
it was announeed this week by
Lloyd Henderson, branch .cam-
paign chairman.
This is part of Huron unit's
1902 Lobjective of $16.000,00
which must be raised during
the April campaign,
SHTHIS students again will
make a house.to-house calVasS
in Exeter. The blitz will Ir.
conducted Wednesday, April
11,
In Hensel] the Kinsmen club
FEDERAL RIDING OF HURON
LIBERAL.
Nominating Convention
Friday, April 6, at 8:30
LEGION HALL, CLINTON
EXETER
FIGURE SKATING
CLUB
Presents Its Ninth
Annual
Carnival.
DANCE
f Splay-ore(' by Home 6: School.
Association)
COR8ETT
COMMUNITY CENTRE Lucan Arena
Mar. 31 8 p.m. Report on.
.Friday, March 3.0
Music by
HAMILTON'S ORCHESTRA.
EVERYONE WELCOME
The meeting will be addressed by Hon. Paul,-
liellyar, M.P. for Trinity, former Associate Minister
of Internal Defence.
Shipica l'eat•oring. Comedy. on lee
Figure Skating, Races
Tug.of.War, Twist, etc.
MANY PRIZES
.arbuission: Adults 50e
children 25e
Personal items
Mrs. Milton Raiz visited dur-
ing last week with relatives in
London and Ingersoll.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ralz
attencle tithe funeral of their
cousin, Mr, Verde Oliver at the
Needham Euneral .Chapel in
London on Saturday.
Mrs. Verne Sharpe is a pa-
tient in Victoria Hospital, Lon.
don.
Air. and Mrs. Jack .Ratz were
weekend visitors with friends
in. Toronto,
Mr. and Airs. Hugh Morenz
and Billy were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Chaffe
at Mitchell,
Mr. Jahn Lamport and Fred-
die of Pickering spent the
weekend with Mrs, E. ramport
and Mr. Tom Lament'',
Mr, and Mrs, 'Rayburn Stee-
per, Sandra and Ronnie of Ail-
sa Craig were Thursday visi-
tors with Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Sheppard,
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Baker
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Jake 'Reeler, Bayfield, visited
relatives al Chatham Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wray Sweitzer
Ron and Barbara attended the
25th wedding anniversary (etc
brations on Saturday for Mr.
and Mrs, Jack Smith of Wood.
ham at the home of Air, and
Mrs. Don Smith at Lakeside,
AIr. and Mrs. Gerald Charl-
ton, Donna and Doreen of Ail-
sa Craig were Saturday visi-
tors with Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Sheppard,
Mrs, George Morley of Gode-
rich accompanied by her mo-
ther, Mrs. Wambaugh visited
on Wednesday with Mrs. Rob-
ert Adams, Mr. Adams and
Bobby, Mrs. Adams and Mrs.
Morley are sisters,
Mr, Ross Love returned home
from Sholdice Surgery al Tor-
onto on Monday,
Mr, David Sheppard of Tor-
onto was a weekend visitor with
his na.rents. Mr. and Mrs, Har-
ry Sheppard,
HURON LIBERAL ASSOCIATION
A. Y. McLEAN ROY LAMONT HAROLD S1-10R
President Treasurer Secretary
THE SECOND ENJOYABLE
OPEN E
to t
Exeter. Public School
Wednesday, April 4
From 2 to 3;30 p.m,
VISIT YOUR PUPILS AT WORK
"Education — Measure
of a Nation"
at the
Hotel imperial
will be held
Saturday, March 31
Reception
6g. Dance
Entertainment, will be provided by area amateur
groups from Zurich, Exeter, Grand Bend, Parkhill
and Clandeboye.
Featuring Guest Skaters
and Local Talent
Exeter Home and School. Association will serve 1:Fa .—
and conduct a baking sale during the afternoon. JOIN THE FUN ADMISSION
750 and 250
for
MR. AND MRS,
DONALD R El D
(nee Anderson)
RUSSELDALE HALL
COMING EVENTS
NOTE GROUPS WHO WERE LATE
ENTERING ARE WELCOME TO COME ANYWAY C P&T DANC E—Oddlellows and
Rebekah's CPU Committee
dance, Wednesday, April II,
Exeter Legion Hall. Ramblers'
orchestra. Open In the public,
Everyone welcome, Admission
73e. 29c
.151Ntlell!
As Usual . ,
FISH FRY FRIDAY Sat., Mar. 31 Saturday Night ?It
Jf174. rives 9;00 p.m.
Music By
"THE COUNTRY FIVE"
Ladies Please Bring Lunch
ADMISSION 75(
Everyone Welcome
All You Can Eat — 504,
MUSIC BY ELGIN FISHER ANNUAL HOT BEEF supper,
Wednesday, April 25, Exeter
Legion )'Call. Sponsored by Men
of Trivill Memorial Church.
29:5c
Exeter Legion Memorial Hall Chicken Fry - Saturday
50c
JOIN THE CROWDS — .10IN THE FUN
RUMMAGE and bake sale,
Centralia United Church, Satur-
day, April 7, al 2:00 p.m, 29c
EUCHRE, Thursday evening,
Dancing 9 to 12 Admission 75e Per Person
Jackets and Jeans Not Allowed March 29, 8:30 p,m,, Crediton
Community Centre. Admission
50:. Sponsored by Women's In.
stitute. Lunch provided, 20c Enjoy Yourself
Relax at the Movies n South Huron. District High School
March
27, 30, 31 THURS, FR1,, SAT, eeti At Horne rif anc
South Huron
Hospital Association 5H DRS AUDITORIUM Ex it-
1.t1N31011c.
i
19,110.
Probably you know of
someone — a friend,
relative or neighbor —
who has had to
MONDAY, APRIL 9
8;00
a Friday, April 6 7
AUXILIARY ROOMS
Please Use Anne St, (North) Entrance
THE MISSION THAT BECAME A FORTRESS , ,
. . , THE FORTRESS THAT BECAME A SHRINE!
If you're buying your admission ticket
when the alarm clock rings, you'll receive
free a beautiful bard.cover souvenir . book
with exciting color pictures of the Alamo,
Four given away each night. You may be
e winner'!
Fight Music by Johnny Downs
AND HIS ORCHESTRA FREE! :For the purpose of receiving the directors' and
auditor's reports.
For the purpose of electing directors,
All individual contributors and presidents of organ-
izations contributing are members and entitled to
attend and vote,
Cancer and you knew
the suffering and heart.
ache involved, Only re-
search can win the
battle against
Dress Optional Dancing 9 to 1 SPECIAL TIMES: 6:30 P.M. AND 9:15 P.M.
COUPLES ONLY — $2.50 MON., TUBS., WED, 2P3','1 4
Both on the same program !
THE PUBLIC GENERALLY INVITED
R. L. Morlock, Chairman M. Reeder, Secretary Cancer
"WHAT HAVE I
GOT TO LOUT' DANCE C Barbersho
ht
Give•. generously to the
April earripaign of The
Canadian Cancer So-
ciety, The objective, in AT THE
Village
inn
Huron
DAVID FARRAR
IttlEttE ADAM
ADAM FAITH
,.D lothiArriti.
COWAN HILLS
* DARREL HOWE
* RONNIE BURNS
* JUDY HOWARD
A searching expose
caught in a frenzied night-
mare in a web of murder
and revenge.
Wednesday
April 11
is $16,060. With yow'
help we ran raise even
Mere, "My mother Was At, stripper
—I want to be a stripper,
tool" . . See the teenagers
go wild with drag races,
parties, loose living.
Grand Bend
8:15 p.m.
Adult Entertainment Square Dance
COMPETITION
Every Friday
March 30 and April 6, 13
Starts 9:00 p.m,
MUSIC BY CLARENCE PETRIE
AND HIS NIGHT HAWKS
Last week's winners—M. Dent anti
hig set from Mitchell.
Twist James Street United Church
Exeter
EXETER
HS Student Canvass
Wed., April 11
CONTEST COMING SOON! T
YouL
he yric Br
The Be
ings
st!
Every Saturday * FULLER BRUSH MAN * FULLER BRUSH GIRL
* HEY, LET'S TWIST * MASTER OF THE WORLD
* BRIDGE TO THE SUN * THE FIRST TEXAN .
* PARIS BLUES (Adult) k SPOOK CHASERS
* X.1$ (Filmed Actoally in Outer Space)
March 31 and April 7, 14
Starts 8:20 p.m,
MUSIC BY STEW BAIRD ANO IlIS
COLLEGIANS
Lest wePtt Wittline*--
Mr, And :Mr-s. lilsnri, Clitaffita.
* MEN OF ACCORD
Prize-Winning 4541ombor Group
* NIGHT HAWKS
Third-Place International Quartet
4s- TWO OTHER OUTSTANDING QUARTETS
SPONSORED JAMES STREET AOTS
Mmistiont ArinitS=-41,110 OS: t hitrir60-.1tie
HENSALL
Kinsmen Canvass
ZURICH
Lions Canvass D'MIt'TA ME COMING AlfRIL 16, 17,
"Goodbye Again" 00.f.,64S
la 4Ealts Of AZT Each winner will be eligible to compete On Mira following week And the
three winning groups Will vie for honors in the sqt.lors dance on Ftiday,
April 13 and in the 'twist en Saturday, April 14.
GENEROUS CASH PRIZES AWARDED FOR FIRST, 'SECOND
AND_ TIRD ON THE FINAL NIGHTS.
Preference given to advance ialatri0.5 WHO- or Phene,
HAY, STEPHEN
USBORNE TOWNSHIPS
Federation and WI
CanVetatiS
Tlekets available at the foildwintl stores:
gxtrert kossoll Electric, lenner.Hockey Furniture,
WalPatd A Men's Wear, Larry Snider Motors, Stan Fravne's
General Store, CENTRALIA Chaffes Garage, WOOD*
HAM — Insley'S General •Store. DASHWOOD Merner'S
Meat Market. GRANO ilEND Wally's Meet Marltet,
LYRIC THEATRE CYVVR
tirst thew 7t:30 Secend show MO Matinee. 2;00 ,,nn,
facrar.....N. •