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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-08-20, Page 15P.red ict electricit No cbianneY, No itirnacet No ductwork. No storage tanks. Na soot, funei ,or smoke. No noise. These are the features :of .elec- trio beating, rleseribed as the "heat of the future." But it's here .today-- right in Exeter, it will be on display at the open house .this weekend it the new Marlboro street home erected by Milton (feller Con- struction. Although new to this area, elec- Ole home heating has been cle- .4! -- veloped over the past 20 years and In some areas of the and other count4.es1 it is now an accepted and popular nrethct! of home heating. Experts predict that.within the next decade .elec- tricity wilt become one of the three primary fuels for .space heating. The Kellar home features base- board convectors, designed 1.o conform with the -overall room decor, in a perimeter heating plan, The metal baseboard strips are installed around the outside walls in place .of the conventional HOME BUILDEtt..—Fitst to in- troduce electrical heating to this area -is Milton Keller, above, builder of the modern home. which will be open for .public Inspection this weekend. - This week in Thames Road Sy MRS. WILLIAM ROHM! Persenet items itev. Donald Deas, Mrs. Deas, Neil, Laurel and Margaret of x Sault Ste. Marie are staying at the Thames Road manse this week. Mr. and Mrs. Almer Pass- more, David, Dennis and Dar- lene attendedthe funeralof little Diane Listeon of Portage la Prairie, Man. at the Dinney funeral home, Exeter, on Sat- urday. The burial was in Credi- ton cemetery: Mr. and. Mrs. Alvin Passmore attended the funeral of the late Robert; McAllister a1; the Bonth- ron funeral home, Hensall, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William Snow, Billy, Bobby and Timmy and Mrs. Moore attended the • Moore pic- nic at Dorchester on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Haist, Mur- ray, Brenda a.nd. T.anice of Lon- don, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Lis- toen, Danny and Marilyn of Portage .la Prairie, Man., Mrs. Elting Listoen of New Westmin- ster, B.C. were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Almer Pass- more. Miss Colleen Baynham, of Hensall, visited a few days last week with Miss 'Beverley Pass- more. Mrs. Hay, a Exeter, i,s-visit- ing with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Jeffery. Larry Ballantyne, Billy Jef- fery and tohnsiy Morgan are at the Goderich summer, sehoel this week.. �. Mr. and Mrs • Edwin. Miller 1 andfamily visited inLoncbn on Sunday. Repert on Siff i p ka P.rsenel items Mr. and Mrs. Milton Sweitzer, Mr, and Mrs. Stuart Sweitzer, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pickering and .Nr. and .MrS, Cliff. :Russell at- tended the wedding nf. Miss Elsie Corn.fort.and Mr. Garson Brady, at Jordan, on Saturday, and the reception following at the Queensway Hotel in St. Cath- arines, Mrs. J. Coleman spent; the Weekendwitth her daughter, Miss Sadie Coleman, at Cohourg. Mrs, E. Lamport: and Mr. Tom Lamport were Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Ed Duncan and Peter, at Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fink- heiner and Mi'. and. Mrs, Ken Kraft, of Dashtvobrl, were ' in Detroit on Sunday and, attended the ball game. 'Brian Sweitzer, . of Exeter, visited lag week with his cousins, Ron and Barbara Sweit- zer, Mr, and Mrs, Aro MOreny and Drilte, ,Mr, and Mrs, Roy Morenz and family and Mrr and Mi s, Lea• Adams and. family. visited. Si da with Mr. and Mrt, Elmer Pincer, At Spark. Miss Barbara Sweitzer is holidaying this week at the home of Mr" and Mrs. (Tack Smith, hi WotSdhallr, Mrs, and MI. Earl Baker 9nt1 l unite, riff /Minh, ani! Airs, ll.eland Neil, a -Ails* Craig, arr 1r15it1iyg this week. with 'their blether. Mts Me Riker, , 46. aii wooden baseboards. tip Coolit to . , a en � r 5 an. npenin,� rn the bottom .of the unit, is warmed' by heating elements and is; spread across the cold ,outside; wall to form a blanket of heat., This method of home heating places the .greatest heat where the greatest heat loss occurs and. therefore eliminates .cold drafts from outside walls and large window .areas. Although. electricity is gener ally considered a premium. fue1,1 its east has not been aceuratelyy determined in MS area. Some of -I fie.ials { predict it will compare Tho TineeO4ttivocatter . u Ist 2.111$11 r a become major fuel i favorably with other fuels, par• ticul.a.rly since -OntarioHydro is .offering special rates for 'home heating, , , Even if the fuel proves More •costly, • however, the andustry contends the advantages of elec- tric heating far outweigh this disadvantage. Here are the benefits .of heat- ing :electrically: Safe --- Safe as the light people read by.. Clean -- Nocombustion, there- fore no products of combustion such as soot, furmes and smoke Economical -- 100% efficient Con.gratulations to Milton Keller ON BUILDING EX>TER'S FIRST ELECTRICALLY HEATED HOME! W. are plessed to have been able to supply Exeter's first electrically heater) hone with cement, gravel And bask fill. The modern home is undoubtedly a credit to the community, For All Your Hauling And Loading Needs Contact Norval C. Jones PHONE 130-W EXETER COMFORT... SAFETY. . CLEANLINESS ELECTRIC heating gives you all three! Modern electric heating is just as clean and -safe as your electric light, and you can enjoy it in your home now at a special new rate. Dust and soot -free, electric heating never leaves films or streaks on • walls and drapes. 'Electric heating is llameless--no fumes or pilot lights to worry about., And no danger of fire or of children burning themselves. In addition to being safe, economical and clean, modern electric heating is completely silent ....and space saving An electric heating system assures you of complete comfort everywhere in your home—no hot blasts, cold spots, or uncomfortable drafts. If desired, you may have convenient, individual room temperature control So that you select the degree of warmth you want for living areas, bathrooms and bedrooms. RADIANT ELECTRIC CABLE Embedded in ceiling or walls, those cables are completely teno rated by the plaster. 8 BASEBOARD ELECTRIC HEATERS Installed along outside walls -ends cold•(leer problems. CONVECTOR WALL Items Use one ot'rilort to heat gdichlyand get nd of cold spots, RADIANT ELECTRIC PANELS • A ()taps, mhlal or ceramic psnel radiates stele heel to warm Feu without'dtatt. • There's an electric heating system to meet your exact requirements and it costs nothing tti•'find out how yon can enjoy comfortable, safes- clean electric heatiizg in your home. Get complete information on this modern method of home heating. Now for the first time Electrical Heating Comes To Exeter! You are invited to see it installed at 252 Marlboro Street . Ff IDAY, AUGUST 21 .:-.,t 1 fe 9 O'CLOCK SAT. iiSUN, A &22;&331tei5,Tto) F Excter .Publk Utilitii..s I trwerit i 117 Main Street l duct work. The equipment itself rs less ,expensive to purchase, 4.n - stall and maintain. Expensive ducts, chimneys and ,fuel stor- age :areas are .clirninated. There are few or no moving ;parts to wear out. Zone controlled -- (gash room , has its own thermostat .to main- Iain the temperature level de - IVO heat loss up chimney, flue or �d,l4tllll,tiNllltitlnitnettillltilln,1111!!rAltYlnllanrlellll,tl11t1tiA1/111,1 el4111rti1e1,ti1 WA1tl11,ntilrin111lel till l,ltlltil�, sired. ' Space saving -- Na furnace, fuel storage or dusts. -� Convenient --Allows free nr rangentent of furniture. Heat is always inmedia1el, available at, the flick of a switch or the turn of a thermostat knob, I I�lesihie. --- Always possible to. add uIo0 equipment to accom- nlodate add-on rooms, expansion A GOOD FOUNDATION Every good house must have a sound foundation and we were pleased to be selected to put in the base- ment, for the new Keller home. INSPECT OUR CEMENT WORK AT THE OPEN HOUSE THIS WEEKEND IN EXETER Ted Stanlake Vic. Son Phone 90-W • Grand Bend 01e1111111a111111letitelttllnet11111 telletettt .tine-1tit1t tet tette ltttittrnitnelte0eHletitttMUM, te11111ttitintil.tlelett attics or basement monis convectors "in the Weller home, out obsoleting the .existing: sys-• which will be shown: to the iulglle tem. ThcblY night, Saturday tldd Sul- Quiet' — many types have DO .1 day .afternoons And eveningii. moving parts. i Representatives of ftntsria e,R Garfield Thomson, Exeter else -,aro will bk prsent' to ��pite trical contractor, installed the, electrical heating to visitors, Ed rtn111n0111111111et11ltl1g4111 elle 111bnuun PHlHePl,eUlptl,gnll,tlel Plltiltpltintrl llutlullnUnUlllllr.., _I r. See The NEW DESIGNS in Dinette and Bedroom Suites AT THE OPEN HOUSE THIS WEEKEND Hopper -Hockey's handsome furniture add style and comfort to any home. See our suites at the "Open House" and in our store. Enhance your home with new furniture fashions. Hopper -Hockey Phone 99 FURNITURE Exeter ;Tetitillleteentit tttelltttn nettmutant ttttent teteetcnmtee IIaetcte1111eone111111etetmewl thiel owtttlntetllttttlttltet for just. e � of a cent you can cook a serving of bacon and eggs, electricall This is Only ONE example of the economy you enjoy when you use electricity. In, terms of electric energy, a.• cent will huy a 1st--alot of comfort, convetiience, time- saving effficicncy, and a lot of entertain- ment. too, 1-icrc are three or the m1uiy btu'gains you can, enjoy with justone cent,*s worth of electricity:* HYDRO .. Is you el* e Wash two loads of clothes in an: auto- matic • Washer e - Watch, TV for 41/2 hours • Keep food fresh in. an electric refriget&- tor, for. 17 hours You get :mors out or life *lien: you get tete most out of electricity. *Rased on wrap coat to domesUc>rutlicEphl ccssieehtrr tx Onterio, Liv'e BETTER ELE Tr1CALLY 0