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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1963-07-25, Page 2By GORDON MORLEY B TOURIST TENT Single centre pole style. Sleeps 3 In comfort. Sewn-In floor repels, dampness. Heavy 10-oz. duck roof. Dutch door with screen, full-longth zipper opening, Green roof and buff.coloured walls. With stool poles and Pxox 7 stakes. ft. high 37.98 YOUR DISCOUNT PRICE. WITH TRADE-IN DRY CHARGE 18-Month 11 95. Guarantee I R I WET TYPE 12-Month 10 45 Guarantee A—FOLDING CAMP COT B—DELUXE CAMP BED SCOUT" SLEEPING BAG Royal blue rayon cover, fawn- colored kasha inner lining. Wool and cotton filling for greater warmth. Full length zipper. 30 x 72" 75 STRONG, LIGHT Square Shank Oar Laminated blade gives ex= tit strength. •7-ft. 7 8 Apuonnimisnisessinomiuminunk 436 Main $t. Exeter Miltbn Robbins & Son Ltd. Phone 235-0160 woutaap.nai,r'v oat. e,age TioteS-.A4V9..c0t04, 414.1.y 14:, 1904 swimming lessons in the re- cently PPened PAW at Miss Elsie Morley returned to work at Exeter after Spending a few weeks at her home here, The Schenk reunion was held on:Sunday at. Brinsley Com. munity Centre. Mr. and mrs. Keith goo( re- turned home Friday front the Calgary ptarlippde, St. Mary's Anglican Young People combined with Brinsley United Church Young People for a wiener roast at Port Blake, Numerous children are taking Isn't it true? The convenient time to set aside money never comes to anyone. Finapcial success comes to those who plan it. Let Investors help you. U.0 PICNIC Brinsley United Church held its copgregational picnic on the church grounds on Friday even- ing, July 19 with '78 present. After a picnic supper the chairman of the Board of Stew- ergs, Wilbert Lewis, was mana- ger for the sports program, Winner for the oldest woman Was Mrs. Fred Fenton; oldest gentleman, Mr. Howard Fenton; largest family, Mr. and Mrs, Doug. Lewis; longest married couple, Mr. and. Mrs. Jack Tye- vithick; shortest married cog'', le, Mr. and Mrs. Carmenplck- TED HOLMES 145 Deer • Park Circle, London GE 4-9502 or Enquire at The Times- Advocate ovuD@HcFCcs / Investors 4 ening; spot contest, ,Ronnie Races, 4 to 6, Mary Robinson, Caroline Lewis, Billy Amos, Rodger Hick; 7 to 8, Debbie Lewis, Darlene Watson, Ronnie MOrley, Glenn Dixon; 9 to 10, Linda Robinson, Judy Robinson, Ian Hick, Danny Lewis; 11 to 12, Carol Robinson, Jackie Lewis, Peel Hodgson, Ronnie Hartle; kicking slipper, KatilY Hodgson, Carol Robinson, Peel Hodgson, Ronnie Hartle; Mrs. Don Watson, Mrs. Bill Fenton, Grant Amos, Doug Lewis; 4 to 9, shoe scramble, Debbie Lewis, • • or c.taxo..4., t;gtr.so PtleAn Morley, Paul IlPdgSPIi and Gail Fenton; lt 3P.4.1gxer)'14;teh,' r14411eirig°grier r°41141; Irte? 10, Danny Lewis and Ronnie Morley, Ian and Larry Robinson,m-t'4.'Llin nci°e.cig/iso°15niann:o apirl Linda ThOMPAcn; pail driving contest, Grant Amos and Wii, bert Lewis, Mrs. Ma Watson i7CMr4 T"kiQd.gsgl g4ess. g distance,, jrS. iciiccanc Jack Trevitiliek; relay, tePth pick race, Grant Amos' team; clothes inn reiays Jack liNg- sore s team; orange relay, Grant Amos' team. PERSONALS Miss Verna Greenlee and Bert Greenlee visited Sunday evening with Mrs. Walter Mor- ley and family. Mr. and Mrs. Dean White, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hodgins, and IIIMIIM110111111 ememommuniussomuk ca SPECIALS 6'x6'x2' WALLS WALL TENT HIKERS' 95 STAGE-EYE VIEW OF THE HUGE CROWD WHICH ENJOYED THE 19TH ANNUAL KIRKTON GARDEN PARTY LAST WEEK Paul Bros. new comedy routines has Kirkton crowd in an uproar CAMPING FUN — SPECIAL FEATURE! A new low price for a real quality tent, Sleeps two cone- fo;tably. Heavy 71/2 - oz. water repellent sky - blue drill. Folds compactly for easy carrying. Steel poles and pegs included. 19 96 But the stars of the show, be- yond a doubt, were the hometown entertainers -- Paul Bros. and Shirley-who kept the crowd of 4,000 laughing and clapping for 15 minutes. The Pauls introduced three new numbers at this year's party and they were instant hits. As their fans know, the boys make up the lyrics them- selves using current topics, throwing in slapstick and jokes for extra laughs and donning special costumes for hilarious effects. Some of the old favorites were there, like the one-man band, And there were new acts--sing- ers, magicians, dancers, all providing the sparkling profes- sional entertainment for which Kirkton Garden Party is fa- mous. Istasslarmaasons. A PICTURE WINDOW TENT 61.118.0 Sleeps 4 or S. High 5 1/2 -ft. side- walls give more living spare. Sewn-in floor. Windows and Dutch door have nylon screen- ings and storm flaps, Poles and pegs included, With can- opy. Sky Blue. 89 9 x 12-ft. 9 x 9-ft, less canopy 716.50 .95 The first of the new ones was a jockey number (with fly swat- ters for whips), in which the boys poked some fun at them- selves as veteran track-goers. The second was a take-off on the current TV medical stars-- Dr. Kildare and Dr. Casey--and the brothers wound up with a number in girls' Charleston outfits. The crowd hung on every word because they didn't want to miss the punch lines. This was the 19th annual Kirkton Garden Party and the weather again smiled as it has almost every year. Few outdoor events have such a record for clear skies. Larry Ament, Gowanstown, whom adjudicator Crawford Douglas of CKNX Wingham, called "a born entertainer", won first prize for his comedy song in the juvenile contest. Three-step dancing brothers, all Hendersons of Seaforth, won second place and the third prize went to Wayne Love, Thedford, for his piano solo "Gigue". Other prizewinners were pianist Joan Dykes, Granton, and singer Mike Culbert, Lucan. "I could have picked another five winners and another five after that," said Douglas, who praised all the contestants. Other area performers in- cluded pianist Margaret Mc- Carroll, RCAF Centralia; Jim and George Gagan, Granton, who played a piano duet; Ruth Hodge and Charmaine Schenk, Credi- ton, who also played a duet. Preceding the amateur show, the St. Marys all-stars defeated a team from St. Paula, 10-'7, in an exhibition softball tilt, The Paul brothers handled all three phases of the program --Lee was MC, for the profes- sional show; Gerald announced the juvenile contest and Reg, who is not in the family act, managed the ball game. .40 DEPENDABLE LIGHTING and STARTING POWER •••••xa4' cIEE-PEE vc•Gs3 Way' KEYSTONE 4-sided Tee-pee, 6 ft. high, 36 so, ft. of floor area. Buff-colored, with Indian head design; water repellent. Steel pole and Included 7.98 pegs. D PUP TENT Ideal for "scouting' trips — deeps two. Made of buff-coloured, water- repellent material. 5-ft. wide; 6-ft. long; 3 1/a -ft. high at centre. Put up or take down In minutes. 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Matk and Kathryn Uhrynuk of Guelph are spending two weeks With their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James Cuttirig. MiSs Esther Ravelle has gra- duated as a registered nurse's assistant from St. Joseph's hog- pital, London. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Barry, John and Lauri of liaileybuty, spent the peat two Weeks with her patents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Scott, and grandmother, Mts. Sarah Patterson. Mt. arid Mrs. Keith Charlton, Gary and Karen of London and Mrs. Lily Gill visited onSunday With Mr. arid MrS. Douglas Gill and family. Those attending the United Church Camp at Goderich this Week are Martha and Jamie. Kneale, Susan Gili, Itilthattne Haist, Mary and Susan Stitrde-6 Vant, Jean JetirilSon, Barbara Abe ThomaS, and Susan JeWeri Mr. and Mts. Bob gharen and Cblieen Visited on the Weekend With his parents, Mr. Old Mrs. Newman Sharon. Althotigh the Paul trot. end Shirleyperforrn every year' at the kliktbn thoW the 'crowd never Urea Mr. and Mrs. David Leigh Of the" etiergetie lbeal trio. 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