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TWO -Advocate, March 3, 1982
Some old songs messages recalled
In respononse to over-
whelming demand from my
enthusiastic reader, I have
compiled a second edition of
good old songs that I recall
from the fifties and sixties.
The first edition appeared a
few months ago and con-
tained the type of songs that
we don't hear as often these
days.
Here are some oldies but
goodies - songs that really
have something to say:
For example, 'Da da
dum; da da da da dum
dum ; da da dum ; da da da
da dum dual; I told every
little brook, made my heart
an open book. Why haven't I
told you? Da da dum; da da
dada dum dum. Why haven't
I told you?"
In those days, the "dada-
dum" type intros and links
deedo-dah; zip -a -dee -ah;
my, my, my, what a
beautiful day! Plenty of
sunshine coming my way!
Odds 'n ends
By Elaine Townshend
44)o
between verses were of the
utmost importance and
could indeed spell success or
failure for a tune.
Who can forget: "Zip-a-
Zip-a-dee-do-dah; zip-adee-
ah."
Many important questions
were asked musically back
in the good old days.
TRIPP - MERNER
Mrs. Gleno Tripp and Mrs. Norman Tripp are pleased
to announce the engagement of their daughter Leona
to Alan Merner son of Mr. and Mrs: Clayton Merner.
The marriage will take place March 29, 1982 at the
Dashwood United Church with Rev. Barbara Laing of-
ficiating. Open reception to follow.
Photo by "Schwartzentruber
For instance: "Does your
chewing gum lose it's
flavour on the bedpost
overnight? When your
mother says don't chew it, do
yoy swallow it in spite? Do
you catch It on your tonsils
and heave it left and right?
Does your chewing gum lose
its flavour on the bedpost
overnight?"
Perplexing sltuations were
discussed in song. A. chap
from Australia sangabopthis
problem: "My boomerang
won't come back. My
boomerang won't come
back. I waved the thing all
over the place; practiced til I
was blue in the face. I'm a
ring'ding .daddy, I'm a
ricketq-rack. My boomerang
won't come back."
I'm not certain all. the
words are correct, butI
clearly remember the en-
ding. From out of nowhere, a
strong voice warbled: "If
You want yottr boomerang to
come back, well, first you've
got to throw it."
And the, first voice said,
"Ooh, I never thought of
that!"
. Some groups practiced the
theory that when they found
a good line, or at least one
they liked, it was worth
repeating - and repeating -
LIONESS CLUB DONATES - Lioness Lisa F,rayne of the
Exeter Lioness Club presents a cheque to Jean Mair,
Director of Finance for equipment for the Physiotherapy
Department of South Huron Hospital. Lisa is a
Physiotherapist at the Hospital and a member of the
Lioness Service Committee.
Lioness welcome
three new members
The Lioness club met at the
Masonic Hall, February 22.
After a delicious dinner
liaison officer Gerry Prout in-
ducted three new members
into the Lioness Club. They
Were Pauline McCann, Susan
Czypyha and Nancy Rooth.
Each new member received a
Lioness pin and a Member-
ship kit.
The guest speaker for the
evening was John Stephens
who is the Zone Chairman of
District A15, Zone 37 West. He
showed slides and gave a very
interesting talk on -Zionism
and Lions International.
Eight members from the
Strathroy Lioness Club,
visited the Exeter group and
invited the Exeter Lioness to
attend one of their meetings.
Several of the Exeter
Lioness planned to attend a
Farcial Fashion Show in Dor-
chester February 25.
The main topic of discus-
sion was the club's plans for
Heritage Days and the up-
coming 50's dance, April 17
which the group is
sponsoring.
The winner of the February
raffle was Lillian Beer
Steeeearg74(14.044 Ltd.
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.Pay for the more expensive
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• DISHING UP PANCAKES - Pat Campbell, Verna Greenlee and Kay Elston are
busy serving up pancakes at Trivitt Anglican Church
on ,Shrove Tuesd
at
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Legion ladies will acquire
new bingo call machine
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Auxiliary would play in. this
R.E. Pooley Exeter Brach 167 celebration:
held, their regular meeting With interest to our bingo
February 22 with 36 members patrons we will be sporting a
present.
President Ann Kennedy
chaired the meeting. Isa
, Campbell won the mystery
prize. Barbara Hearn
represented the Legion Aux-
iliary in the Big Brothers and
Sisters Association's Bowl for
Millions February 21.
Fifty dollars was donated to
the Association on Barbara's
behalf. Thank you to those
who sponsored Barbara.
President Kennedy outlined
"-"sneof4fte�ectivities taking Fred *WWk.r�;• .ef
otr
place on Heritage Days July Bluewater ' Rest home
16,17 and 18. Plans were were celebrated his 91st birthday
discussed as to what part the • on Saturday, February 27.
new bingo machine in Lne
near future. The Auxiliary
holds bingo every second
week on a Thursday night.
The annual penny sale and
cake raffle for Bunny Bundle
was very successful again
this year, proceeds amoun-
ting to $106.75.
Ms. Kristine Evans from
the new Parkwood Hospital in
London is to be special
speaker at the March
meeting. Every member of
the Legion Branch and Aux-
iliary is extended an invita-
tion to attend, Monday March
22 at 8:30 p.m. in the
auditorium of the Legion Hall.
April 7 isthedateset to go to
London to Westminster
Hospital to play bingo with •
the veterans as yell as treat
them to apples *bd'bananas.
Preside* Kennedy closed •
the meeting aft& which lunch
was served by Esther
Hillman and her group.
GRADUATES - Carol
Allen of London, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. William
Allen, RR 1 Woodham,
recently graduated from
Fanshawe College in In-
terior Design. She is
employed by the Robert
Simpsons Co, Ltd. and has.
received the position of
assistant soles manager of
the Drapery and Custom
Department.
and repeating,
"Come on. Come on. Let
me show you where it's at.
Come on. Come on. Let me
show you where it's at. Come
on. Come on. Let me show
you where it's at. The name
of the place is 'I like it like
that'...Come on. Come on.
Let me show you where it's
at. Come on..."
Surfing songs and racing
car songs topped the charts
for several years in North
America, and one of the most
popular characters to
emerge from this era was
The Little Old Lady From
Pasedena.
"Everybody:s saying' that
there's nobody meaner than
the little old lady from
Pasedena. She drives toq
fast and she drives too hot.
She's the terror of Colorado
boulevard. It's the tittle old
lady from Pasedena...Go
granny, go granny, go
granny go...go granny, go
•granny, go• granny go."
(That was the part where
everybody sang along.) "Go
granny, go granny, go
granny go." -
MR. AND MRS. GORDON KIRK
The marriage of Shirley Willis and Gordon Kirk was
solemnizedbyRev. Forsythe at Exeter United Church on
Saturday February 20, 1982. Shirley is the daughter of
Leslie and Mildred Thomson and Gordon is the son of
Mrs. Mabel Kirk. Attending the bridewereJoanFerris,
Doreen Gaiser, Kathy Sleaford and Mary Willis. Atten-
ding the groom were Jim Barnes, Don Kirk, Gerald
Willis and Bob Willis. Flower girl was Deana Ford and
ring bearers were David Kirk and David Gaiser. The
couple are now residing in Exeter.Photo by Grimminck
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