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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1965-07-29, Page 9NEW UNIQUE SCOTIABANK SERVICE A, Am r.• • , „, ///,4 / o z /,rf - • , • Buy as little as $10 worth or as much as you like—cashable any time. (64 Acti 2(:BANK THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA $Sc.765 Everything that makes the range on the left so great —plus an extra quiet rotis. serie and shining Miro. Chrome oven finish. A gen- uine showpiece to dress up your kitchen. An outstanding example of award winning design. It possesses the features that will assure your cookery success. Clock Controlled oven . . . electric minute Minder. SEVEN DAY SPECIAL A superb 30" range now on a limited seven-day special, Features the new oven timer device that cooks your meat then keeps it oven warm till dinner time, without over- cooking. Large Perma-view oven window with lift off door. Save on this one. Reg. S21930. SAVE! Now $1199so Exeter k0:11?) District 24-Hour Service on all Co-op Appliances Enterprise RANGES NOM IVN ,‘:ovoocreacegriaimaCIOMI • ( HE SURE TELLS WONDER- BUT HIS STORIES FUL STORIES!...COWBOyS, ALL HAVE KNIGHTS, ASTRONAUTS, THE SAME PIONEERS MILKMEN, ENDING! TEXAS RANGERS... IF THE "1-4 VILLAINS EVER GOT THAT MILK, THE HEROES WOULD BE AS DEAD A5 BOILED POTATO PEELS! Attl): 149e141:\ go; Pig. 9 ThruesAdvocato, July 29, 196S Crediton 4-H club learns conning skills Mrs. Wing, :gekewaing, gan; Mrs, yonng-, Fora: Wayne,. loc11444; Mr.. and Mrs, cigre pa.riing and sons and 10[1.4,, mutaro $parfing of Wallorton; Mr, and Mrs. Irvin .finicheiner, Mr, and Mrs. Donald .Finkheiner and Yalarie, Mr. and Mrs, Gor, don Morlock, Mrs. Clayton Sims and Mr, Eldon Smith. members. of the school .se.etior, The reunion for SS 4 is to be held Sunday August 1, A family reunion was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Smith and Gerald on Sp- day. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Irvin coote of Elkton, Michigan; Mr. and Mrs, John Rott4uss, Bay port, Michigan; By MRS. L, pRgsgAToR CREPITON The fourth meeting of the Crediton 4-H Garden Club was held at '7:30 pm July 14 at the home of Mrs. Harvey Hodgins, The girls were given a demon- stration on the canning of fruits and vegetables, A number of friends and rela- tives from the community at- tended the Pfaff-- Donaldson wedding In Teeswater on Sat- urday. Mr. & Mrs. Alec Wolfe of taaparamaaraseapimasalisommeraraimalarareau•SmossiampoolloololoW Listowel visited Sunday with Mr, & mrs. G. Et Wenzel. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Moir of Detroit visited on the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Geiser. Mrs. H 1111 ar d Snarling of Walkerton is spending some time with Mrs. Clayton Sims. Mr. 4 Mrs. Gordon Zprbrigg and son Claire pf Waterloo visited Sunday with Rev. & Mrs, H. Zurbrigg. Heather Wade of Ancaster spent last week with her grand- parents, Mr. & Mrs. John Wade. Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Oestricher and Mrs. M. Feist visited last Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Green of Mitchell. Dennis, Elaine and Glenda Pfaff spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Preszcator and family of Kinburn. Mr. Albert Gaiser accompa- nied by Mr. & Mrs. Robert SALE Dinney of Exeter attended a Wedding in Toronto .on Satur- day. Mr. & Mrs. Garfield Hill visited recently with Mr. & Mrs. Robert Wilkins and family who were holidaying at Q a.k wood park. Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Hill visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs, Mervin Webb and family of Clinton. Darlene returned horn? after Spending a few days with her grandparents. Also visiting with his grandparents last week was Dwight Jennipon of Grand send. Mr. & Mrs, Hugh Pratley and son of Montreal spe nt Thursday with Mr. & Mrs. Gar- field Hill after holidaying at Lake Joseph, The Sharon Community are busy planning their school re- union for both past and present We must clear our racks for Fall Merchandise CLOSED for HOLIDAYS August 9-27 inclusive ERSMA N S EVEV They were treated to two shows, first the juvenile competitions and then a professional show featuring Tommy Hunter. --T-A photo Any way you slice it, it's a lot of people. It was difficult to gauge but from all appearances the crowd at the 21st Kirkton Garden Party seemed to be hovering around the 4,000 mark. Sun and Tommy Hunter beam for Garden Party Misses and half sizes Bakeless bake sale planned ,By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS KIRKTON The United Church Women met at the home of Mrs. Cliff Scott on Thursday, July 15 at 8.30 p.m. Mrs, Lorne Marshall conducted the worship service and was assisted by Mrs. C. Bernie and Mrs. F. Roger, The chapter of the study book was given by Mrs. Ron Marshall. Mrs. Clarence Switzer presi- ded for the business when it was decided to purchase a ser- vice of stainless steel flatware and coffee servers. A bakeless bake sale will be sponsored dur- ing the month of August. Dresses Coats Blouses and Tee Shirt Tops Wool Suits Rain Wear Duster Coats All Shorts Cotton Slims Linen Skirts Terylene Skirts Swim Suits Rain Wear Cotton Sleepwear Nurses & Waitress Uniforms Elizabeth Arden Specials DUSTING POWDER W G i i r f h t S F o re a e p $3.00 WEEKEND KIT 6 Items $3.50 MEMOIRE CHERIE Powder Dustin g and Spray Cologne $6.00 ARDENETTE Beauty Kit $5.00 UNTLET DRUG STORE IRWIN'S 235-4070 LADIES WEAR EXETER HENSALL Some of the old favorites were there. Tommy Hunter was there. And there were new acts — singers, magicians, dancers, all providing the sparkling professional enter- tainment for which the Kirkton Garden Party is famous. A crowd approaching 4,000 dressed in shirt sleeves and racked up on wooden benches gave a rousing applause to the 21st annual party. The weather again smiled as it has for almost every year. Few outdoor events have such a record for clear skies. Adjudicator Anna McDonald of CKNX, Wingham said of the winner of the juvenile contest, 'tile should consider aprofess- ional career. It's rare to see such poise and such talent at his age." She was speaking of Ross Huff, St. Marys, who play- ed a piano solo titled, "Hungar- ian." The Henderson family of Sea- forth again walked away with prizes as they do almost every year. Diane Henderson came second with a vocal solo, "Did You Stop to Pray This Morn- ing." Her younger brothers and sister stole the show and fourth place with the song, "How Much is That Doggie in the Window." The tots had the cameras whirr- Starlet gets impressive first audience Originally started to raise funds for Kirkton social institutions, the Kirkton Garden Party is in its 21st year doing just that. One feature is encouraging local talent and here one young miss tries out her stuff In a mammoth audition. The crowd loved her and all the other 16 juvenile acts. This act just about brought down the house. The Henderson trio from Seaforth — they walked away with fourth prize sings "How Mudh is That Doggie in the Window" completely oblivious of the attention of half a dozen cameramen shooting from all angles. ing throughout their perform- ance. Third place was taken by Larry Ament of Gowanstown with the vocal comedy, "Sweet Violets". Fifth spot went to Brenda Sue Keating of London with a tap dance. Other performers whom Miss McDonald also found worthy were: The Checker Board Squ- ares of London, Bill Dingwall of Lakeside, Mike, Pete and Jeff Culbert of Lucan, Don Stephen of Anderson, Robert Ratcliffe of Anderson, Mary Rose Anderson of St. Penis, Nathalee Mccarty and Wendy Green of London and St. Marys, Paul Hilton of Lon- don, Neil Harris of St. Marys, Penny Dingwall of Lakeside and the Monkton Checker Boar d Square Dancers. The garden party was started by the late C. A. Campbell to provide a fund raising project for the Kirkton C o m mun i t y Association. The KC A still runs it using the money for the li- brary, the Aberdeen Hall, the Women's Institute kitchen pro- ject, the rink and ball teams, the agricultural society's 4-H club barns and street lights for Kirkton and woodham. President this year was Allen Eveleigh. Great fires froth little emb- ers grow; be careful with fire .in the woods. Lockers available by month or year. MALCOLM, The Exeter Dairyman See your doctor first. Bring your prescription to MIDDLETON'S DRUGS III Health? Holiday Weekend Specials for Bar-B-Qing Hamburg Patties lb. 550 Half Chickens 490 lb, EXETER FROZEN FOODS 502 Main South 235 0400. EXETER DAIRY Malcolm's heroes always win out because they drink a lot of milk. All that rich energy will make you a hero, too. 235.2144 for delivery Final July Another big success for Kirkton COMPLETE HOME FREEZER SERVICE THE KNIGHT WAS IN A TOUGH SPOT... THEN THE PRINCESS SLIPPED HIM A GLASS OP DELICIOUS, VITAMIN AND MINERAL PACKED MILIC, THE MILK GIVES THE HERO NEW STRENGTH AND POW!! GOOD WINS OVER EVIL! LOADED WITH PRGrElt45! MILK FOR HEALTfl WkitymiAM61/4.44.0a....44.