HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-04-12, Page 17COMING EVENTS
APRIL TPA and Bazaar in
the Library basement, April 11,
5 to 5 p.m. Home baking,
candy, a p r o V. a, handicraft,
country store, white elephant
table and Parcel • Post sale.
Under the auspices of the
Exeter Chapter OES, 5:12e
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Superior Propane Ltd.
presents your
HOME AND
FARM SHOW
Thedford Legion Hall
Wed., April 25 1-10 p.m.
3 FREE DRAWS FOR CAMPING EQUIPMENT
Free Gifts for everyone in attendance
ALL THE LATEST IN GAS APPLIANCES
No admission charge
Brownie's Drive-in
.Theatre Ltd„ Clinton
OPENING
Thursday, April
FIRST SHOW AT DUSK
TWO COMPLETE SHOWS EACH
Children Under 12 in Cars Free
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19
NIGHT
THURSDAY & FRIDAY—April 19-20—Double Bill
"FULLER BRUSH MAN"
RED SKELTON
I%FULLER BRUSH GIRL"
LUCILLE BALL
(Cartoon)
SATURDAY ONLY — April 21 — Double Bill
"FIVE GUNS TO TOMB STONE"
James Brown — John Wilde
"OPERATION BOTTLENECK"
Ron Foster — Miiko Take
(Cartoon)
Watch This Space Every Week
For Top Entertainment
S tarlite
Drive-In Theatre
5 MILES EAST OF
GRAND BEND
Shows Nightly—Rain or Clear
First Show at Dusk
Box office opens at 7 p.m,
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Fri., & Sat., April 13 and 14.
(Double Feature)
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Hot Beet Supper
(Ail You Can Eat)
Wednesday, April 25
6;30 p,m,
EXETER LEGION
Sponsored by Mon of Trivitt- Memorial Church
ADMISSION: ADULTS 51.50, CHILDREN 6$g
For Take-Out Orders Dial 235,0422
47-VOICE
ItiCapella Chorus
From GOSHEN COLLEGE
Goshen, Indiana
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
MR. DWIGHT WELDY
Sacred Music Centred Around Easter
Zurich Community Centre
Saturday, April 14
at 8:00 p.m,
Everybody Welcome No Admission Charge
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This week The TimesAcivocate, April 12 1962 ,P49A,1,7.:
Alias Noreen Wallorn And .
Howard Bum s.v.e.re Sunday
guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Kohl. McGregor of Kippen YOUR ENTERTAINMENT PAGE
Boys! Girls!
OVER 12 Years of age on January 1, 1962,
and under 21 years on December 31, 1962
Join one of these. 4-H Clubs
AT THE
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Euchre
and
Dance
CORBETT
COMMUNITY HALL
Friday April 13
Ladies Please Bring Lunch
DON'T THROW IT AWAY I
Paper
Drive
WED., APRIL 18
Starting at 1;00 p.m.
Covering Exeter, Crediton,
Centralia and Dashwood
Your waste papers will contri-
bute twice as much to welfare
services if it's neatly rolled.
We'd appreciate your assist-
a rice.
EXETER LIONS CLUB
Proceeds for Scout Work
DANCE CONTESTS
Grand Bend
Square Dance
FINALS
Friday, April 13
Starts 9;00 p.m.
MUSIC BY CLARENCE PETRIE
AND HIS NIGHT HAWKS
UM week's winners—M. Deitz and
his set from Mitchell,
Twist
FINALS
Saturday, April 14
Starts 8:30 p.m.
MUSIC BY STEW BAIRD AND HIS
COLLEGIANS
Last week 's winners—,
Pat and Ron Westrope, Windsor
Entrants Can Still Vie For Finals If Entries Received Before
10;00 p.m, on Both Nights
GENEROUS CASH PRIZES AWARDED FOR FIRST, SECOND
AND THIRD ON THE FINAL NIGHTS,
Preference given to advance entries—write or phone.
Fun For
Everyone
At the
HOTEL IMPERIAL
GRAND ..BEND
FRIDAY NIGHTS
FISH FRY
ALL YOU CAN EAT .500
ELGIN FISHER & HIS RHYTHMAIRES
Will Provide MUSIC for Listening and Dancing
SATURDAY NIGHTS
AMATEUR NIGHT
JOIN THE FUN — ENTRIES
STILL OPEN FOR CONTESTANTS
Chicken Fry — 50
WEDNESDAY NIGHTS
TWIST PARTY
WATCH — LEARN — PARTICIPATE
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Saturday Night Dances
Exeter Legion Memorial Hall
Dancing 9 to 12 Admission: 750' Per Person
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Jackets and Jeans Not Allowed
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ORGANIZATION MEETING
South Huron District High School
Tuesday, April 17, 8:30p M,
Exeter 441 Calf Club
Exeter QmN Sweet 'Corn .Club
Oe any Other club, provitlect there are at least 1 net bert
'PARENTS ARE URGED TO BE it,'FteaNT
April
12, 13, 14 THURS., FRI., SAT.
April
16, 17, 18 WED. MON, TUES.,
This is how love is...
end always
will be...
INGRID BERGMAN
YVES MONTAND
ANTHONY PERKINS
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Uses! 'Ten the nerd "Aimei•Vonst3r.km."
M FRANCOISE SAGAN
Midnight Show
SUNDAY MIDNIGHT, APRIL 22
"Curse of the Demon"
• plus
I Married a Monster
from Outer Space'
Re' OThtneilded Adult: Entorteinthel
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Get more out of life ...
GO TO A MOVIE
Double
Thrills!
* VINCENT PRICE
With StereSonic Sound
ROBUR THE CONQUEROR
and his amazing warship
. destroyer of the armies
and the navies of the world
, the fabulous adventures
of a man who conquered
the earth to save it I
"THE FIRST TEXAN"
A hard-fisted story of the
Men who blazed the trails
in Texas,
HILES units
MASTER, or
THE WOBILD
MAGNACOLOR
'JOEL MaREA
FELICIA FARR JEFF MORROW
AA Al4TI$I$ Piet
COMING SOON I TYL LyTrt il: re
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* HEY, LET'S TWIST * BRIDGE TO THE SUN
* FOUR HORSEMEN OF THE APOCALYPSE (Adult)
7k KING OF KINGS * SPOOK CHASERS
* A POCKETFUL OF MIRACLES * FANNY (Adult)
* X-15 (Filmed Actually in Outer Space)
'Craw 'Best Actor' Greet Film Festival
ea' rfle
ANATOLE
LITVAK
rsoavcrto
"GOODBYE
AGAIN”
A woman and two men, one devoted, the other unfaithful
Ingrid Bergman, greater than ever, with Anthony
Perkins, winner of the Cannes acting award, and the
popular French star, Yves Mantend,
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Mrs, ,ra coutt 4 of •C.,a0VCOT, 3,‘Ilar, Brenda, Parkinson-
who has been visiting 'with her Mr, and Mrs Maurice
daughter. Airs, Fred Parkinson ker. Roeliwomi, were guests.
and. family has returned to her with her parents, Mr. and lilts.
game• Arelue Dewar for the weekend,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Morrow, Miss Janice and. Laurie Et-
London, were Sunday guests Mon, London, spent the week.
with her parents. Air. and Airs, end %tub their grandparents,
Otto Reimer. Air. and Airs Robert Elston.
Alias Kathy and Joyce Airs Tom Coward. is a pa-
ken were Sunday guests with Bent in St. Joseph's Hospital.
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'TIIAAIES ROAD
On Friday .evening around
seventy five -adults and cltrl-
drnrn sat flown to a pot luck
supper in the school house,
After supper the children
played bingo and the adults
played ruebre.
Prizes were won by: men's
high,. Ron Patterson; low, Wil-
liarn Snow; lone hands, Mrs,
Wilfred Hunkin; ladies high,
Mrs,. Robert .111aver; low, Airs,
Gertrude Wiseman.
At the close Mr, and Mrs.
`Thos Ballantyne of Exeter were
called forward and Alvin Pass-
more read an address and. Lee
Webber and Reg Hodgert pre-
soiled Mr. and Mrs, fiallantyne
with an occasional ehair and
ehina floral centrepiece.
and. Mrs. BallantYne both spoke
a few words of thanks.
This evening brought the
euchre parties to a close until
next winter.
Speaker .at-meeting
Easter UCW thankoffer-
ing meeting was held in the
.church basement with a fair
attendance with Mrs, Ross .Bal-
lantyne and Mrs, Jack Duncan
as hostesses,
Mrs. William Cann was in
charge of the worship service
assisted by Mrs. :Edwin Miller,
Mrs. Wilfred Hunkin, Mrs. Ar-
nold. Cann, Mrs. fiev Morgan
and Mrs, Kenneth Duncan, Airs,
Nedegier of Clinton sang two
solos,
Airs. Hugh Wilson introduced
the guest speaker Airs. Norman
Holland of Clinton who gave an
interesting talk,
It was decided to bring in
articles of either new or good
used clothing preferably for
children.
Personal items
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Ether-
ington and Johnnie, Air. and
Airs. Albert Etherington, Air,
and Mrs. Richard Etherington
were guests at the Etherington-
Ferguson wedding in Rowntree.
Memorial United Church, Lon-
don, on Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd .13allaft-
tyne entertained a number of
married couples on Friday
evening.
Misses Joanne and Laurel
}lodger( spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer
Hewett of Londesboro.
Mr, and Mrs. Edwin Miller
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Johns and family, Rev,
Hugh and Airs. Wilson were
guests at the Gertsenkorn-
Johns wedding in Elimville
United Church on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Hun-
kin, Margaret and. Kenneth
visited recently with Mr, and
Airs, Lloyd Knight and Linda.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Jeffery
and Alan were guests on Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Willert of Zurich.
Mr, and Mrs,'Barry
Mr. and AIrs, Ross Hodgert
and Diane were guests on
Send nylons
to Japanese
By MRS. C. WOODBURN
GREENWAY
The UCW meeting was held in
the church with Mrs. Ed Bul-
lock as hostess. The worship
service and program was ta-
ken by Mrs, Paul Eagleson and
Mrs, Lloyd Brophey.
Mrs. Brophey gave a read-
ing "The miracle of the Mes-
siah" and told of the origin of
the "Messiah" by Handel. Miss
Evelyn. Curls played "The Hal-
lelujah Chorus" by Handel,
Mrs. Brophey gave a chapter
of the study book "Signals for
the Sixties". Mrs. Eagleson
gave two readings. -
Mrs, Joe Horner, the presi-
dent, took charge of the busi-
ness session. Several improve-
ments in the church were dis-
cussed and committees ap-
pointed to look after same.
Airs. Harlton, the supply
convener, reported that 15 lbs.
of used nylons had been sent to
Japan and used nylons are still
being asked for. Six pair of
mitts knit by Mrs. Jos. Horner
Sr, were given to be sent in
the bale. Letters were read in-
viting the ladies to attend a
UCW workshop in lames St.
Church, Exeter, April 12 and
a rally at Blyth April 15, Two
members visited the birthday
batik, Twenty three 11101'11)er:5
were present.
The May meeting will be held
at, the home of Airs, Harvey
Eagleson,
The Bereat Bible Class of
the United Church will hold its
Meeting on Friday evening at
the home of Mr. and. Airs. Law-
rence Curts and the, Harmony
Class will hold a meeting at
the Ironic of Mr. and Mrs. ROss
i3rown.
Several relatives in this com-
mueity attended a iniS0011 A .
norms Shower in Lieury United
Church on'Tuesday evening for
Miss Donna Mee Steeper, A
bride-elect of this Month.
Exeter Figure
Skating Club
will meat
Wed„ April 18
8;15
EXETER TOWN HALL
To make plates for
next. season
All interested
pa,tents welcome
WAIlltIN MAY,
President
Sunday with Airs Muriel liil
ler of Seatorth,
Weekend visitors at the.
manse were: Airs. Nelson Tre-
wartha of Clinton, Mrs. William
Norman of Holmesville,
Margaret Cragg, Air. Max Rey-
craft, from Toronto, and Mr.
and Airs. Arthur lioisooneau of
.K.leinburg.
Air. and Airs. 'William Snow
and Billy visited on. Sunday
with Mrs. ,Lorne Linker of lien-
sell.
Air. and Airs. Mae Hodgert
and family were guests on Sun-
day with RI% and Mrs. 00r --
don. llawatt of Londesboro.
,Rev. Hugh Wilson attended
the funeral of the late Mrs,
(Rev.) J. W. Hird of Gerrie on
AlondaY afternoon,
Air. and. Airs, Victor Jef-
fery, Mr. and .111rs, Reg, Hod-
gcrt, Grant and Brenda, Air,
and Mrs. William. Rohde were
Saturday evening guests with
Mr. and Airs. William Fergu
son.
Mr, and Mrs. Alex Cann of
Exeter visited on Sunday with
Mrs. Jennie Moore.
The Elimville and Thames
Road Young People attended the
Sunday evening service at the
EUB Church in Zurich where
Rev. Hugh Wilson was speak.
Mg. On the way home alt went
into the manse for coffee and
lunch.
A group n.1 ladies house.
cleaned the kitchen of the
church on Alonday afternoon,
prior to the laying of a new
tile floor.
News bycl9et from
Baseline
.0.y MRS. ARcHIE .t IIWAR.
Forsenal items
Airs. 11 o b i Dellrabanticre
spent last week with her son.
Mr. Jules De Brahandere and •
faintly.
Miss Mary De Brat:m.1)0re of
St. Joseph's .Acariemy, Loudon,
spent, the weekend with her
parents, Air. and .Airs. Jules
De.Brabandere and family,
Alr. and Mrs. Laverne Budd
and family were guests on •
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Parkinson and family.
Thames Road group
pc:y5 tribute to .couple