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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-04-26, Page 19Large oak cross highlights new Centralia chapel You Can Be Sure If It's WESTINGH Wednesday, May 2, Is Westinghouse Day AT OUR ANNUAL Home Improvement how Check This Special Price ! WESTINGHOUSE 10 CU, T. REFRIGERATOR Carefully planned storage areas let you store more, more conveniently, in this dampest refrigerator, Plenty of door storage, Only $195.00 (with tracto,in) Wringer Washer Only $99.50 (with trade,in) PLUS rFtet cmt tt•P Ti O E .4 ' 4 30" Range (with R plisse; le) Only $215,00 (with. trade-I:II) SEE OUR S'IDEWALX DISPLAY'S 'SPRING CARNIVAL •STY14 CM gerich Sates S ice • Ltd .ZURICH q,'AP6R114 ► . r idgidaire Laundry Twins Como to our big "OPEN POUSF.;" at nor Vuririi 0(11,6 113 lime during the wool: of April 10 to May 5, and see at tractive prices on Frigidaire Washer's and )qors, Model .FDA4 3 Refrigerator Only $315,00 (with trade-in) Wager s Sales 6* S ZUR1tH RANGES mcioeL ROG-30 Only $210.00 (with tradd) MOgHIL RSGE (Co our) Orly $149,00 trkitt) nor “APO New protestant chapel at RCAF Centralia, which was the new chapel is valued at about $100,000 and has a opened April 8, features a 200-pound, 10'foot high oak seating capacity of about 250. The building is located cross above the altar, mounted in an oak 'frame with just south of the headquarters building inside the red velvet background. Of laminated beam.. construction, station, —RCAF photo. sees Easter pageant only our new ear, dear-- iot a, member of the family," By MRS, WILLIAM ROHDE THAMES RO.AD An Easter pageant was pre- sented at the meeting of the Happy Doubles Club last Wednesday evening by Mrs. Ross Hodgert and Mrs. Jack Stewart with. Rev. Hugh Wilson taking the solo part. The worship period was in charge of Ross .Hodgert and Jack Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. William Rohde and Mr. and Mrs, Arnold Cann were named as a committee to look after a picnic in the sum- mer. Mrs, Glen Stewart read a letter about the club's adopted Korean orphan. Mrs. Edwin Miller showed a COME IN AND TRY THE NEW COMET ONE RIDE WILL CONVINCE YOU! 1960 MORRIS 850 Tudor 1960 METEOR Monteath), radio, automatic, com- pletely eqUipped, white with red interior, 1959 METEOR Monteath). Better than new, 1959 FORD Sedan, 6-cyl, 1959 VAUXHALL, estate wagon, tutone, sharp. 1958 METEOR Sedan V-8, automatic, radio. 1956 PLYMOUTH Sedan Red and white, auto- matic, new tires, 1956 METEOR HARDTOP Radio, V43, automatic, tu- tone color. 1956 PLYMOUTH Sedan Mechanic's special $99 1956 FORD Sedan, black ; new whitewall tires, like new, 1955 METEOR Sedan, two- tone; IleW tires, 1954 METEOR Rideau Se- dan, new tires, overdrive, excellent condition. 1954 METEOR Tudor, tu, totie. 1953 DODGE 'SEDAN $195,00 South End .Service. kutt. thud( 'Soeit thi I3S,2311 uttett Home show .next week Annual spring home improve- Moil show sponsored by Cringe-, rich's Sales awl service Ltd., Zurich., takes the form of a sidewalk carnival this year. Open hose will be held at Ilse Zurich store all next week and sidewalk displays will be featured. 'tally. The floor show, aneual light of the show, will be held Thursday and Friday nights in the community venire. Other features of the show in-clude demonstrations of dif- ferent products each day, an unusual display of PTO gen- erators, swings and slides for the kiddies,. draws and refresh , in (Ants. time to start those begonias Have you started your tuber- ous begonias yet? if not, horti- culturists with the Ontario De- partment of Agriculture sug- gest it would be wise to do so right away. Begonias do not like cold, damp soil, so it's best not to set them out in the garden until the soil has begun to warm up, and all the danger ,of frost is past. Starting your Plants now, will mean that they are all set to flower by the time the garden is ready and the weather mild enough for them. Start the 'tubers into growth in flats or half leafmould or peat and half sand, with the crowns exposed, and water sparingly till growth starts. When the tubers are well rooted, pot them in four to five inch pots, using one part soil, one part leafmould or peat,,and half part sand. Plant at the same depth as in the flats. Water the pots regularly when the soil looks dry, and apply a complete soluble fer- tilizer once a week. When planting out, remem- ber to plant them when there is high shade or protection from the afternoon sun. GIFT! The. Times-Advocate, April 16, 196 Page ift, Your Special Invitation TO ATTEND OUR ANNUAL HOME IMPROVEMENT SHOW Featuring: OPEN HOUSE — SIDE WALK DISPLAYS AT Our Zurich Store MONDAY, APRIL 30 TO SATURDAY, MAY 5 (ALL WEEK LONG) See actual demonstrations of Lawn Mowers, Rote Tillers, Furnaces, Air-Conditioning Units, Appliances, etc„ etc, 'SPRING CARNIVAL STYLE' MONDAY — iron Fireman & Revco THURSDAY — Beatty & Coleman TUESDAY — Duro, Lawn Mower Roto Tiller FRIDAY — Kelvinator & Hydra WEDNESDAY — Westinghouse & Scarfes SATURDAY — Frigidaire & Pittsburg and Friday Nights Floor Show in The Community Centre LUCKY DRAWS — FREE REFRESHMENTS — TREATS GALORE • SWINGS and SLIDES FOR THE KIDDIES a Biggest Event Of All All week lone, see a demonstration of the new ONAN STANDBY POWER TAKE-OFF-GENERATORS You will be amazed, to say the least! Gingerich -s Sales 6" Service Ltd. ZURICH SEAFORTH The new 1962 Frigidaire Re- frigerators are homemaker -rated, ,designed. to give you extra foodkeep- ing space! Frigidaire Refrigerators give you all the storage space you pay for more freezer space — more re- frigerator space — more door space, Model DA10-Turquoise Only $215.00 (with trade-in) Thames Road group picture on "Built Upon a .Rock" There was a commen- tary which went with if. Sev- eral games were enjoyed, Personal items Mrs. Lloyd Cowdrey of Wood- ham visited on Tuesday of last week with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Knight. Mrs. Minnie Squire of Kirk , ton, Mrs. Ola Davis of Toron- to visited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Oren. Grace and Gerald of Gibraltar, Mich- igan, were Saturday evening guests with Mr. and Mrs, Al- mer Passmore. Mr. and Mrs, Almer Pass- More, David, Dennis, Darlene and Dale visited on Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Triebner of Exeter. Mr, and Mrs. William Elford. Ronald and Doris, Mr, and Mrs. Donald Bray, Robert„la- net and Ruth were Saturday evening guests with Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Eiford of Elfin- Rev, Glen and Mrs. Eagle and family of Sarnia called at the manse on Tuesday morn- ing, On Sunday morning during the church service, James Wil- liam Jeffery and Margaret Ann Kernick joined the church by profession of faith. They were given the hand of welcome by Mr. Edgar Monteith, clerk of the session. Sunday services will be held on daylight saving time on Sunday morning, April 29, The Oddfellows will hold their divine service in Thames Road Church on Sunday evening, April 29 at 7:30 p.m., DST. Easter visitors Mrs. Isabelle Wein of Exe- ter with Mr, and Mrs. Gor- don Stone. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Wise- man of Burlington with Mr, Edgar Monteith and Mrs. Ger- trude Wiseman on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Rohde of Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Benneweis, Dennis, Vicke and Bradley of Bornholm, Mr, and Mrs. Ray Cottle with Mrs. 'Yellow and Toni, Miss Beverley Passmore of London with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Passmore for the holidays. Mrs. Muriel Miller of Sea- forth, Mr, Robert Miller of Toronto with Mr, and Mrs. Bar- ry Miller, Mr. and Mrs, James Hodgert of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Arn- old Cann, Judith and Bradley, Mr. and Mrs, Ross Hodgert and Diane with Mr. and Mrs. Reg Hodgert on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Willard of Mount Hope, Sgt. Roy Wil- lard who recently returned from Egypt after having been their nine months, Mrs. Wil- lard, Edward and Chris of Ave- ning with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Borland, Laurie and Michael Strapp of near London with their grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Bray on. Saturday. S/L Wally and Mrs. Burton and Scot of RCAF Centralia and Mrs, Myrtle flay of Exe- ter with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Jeffery. Mrs. Hay is visiting there this week. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Lam- port, Elyse and Dale of Credi- ton with Mr, and Mrs. Percy Stone on Sunday, Mrs. IL N. Deas and Mrs. Taylor of London with Rev. :Hugh and Mrs. Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stewart, Sylvia, Robbie, Ronnie and. Donna with Mr. and Mrs, Al- vin Schieck of Drayton. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Coo- per Sr„ Mr. and Mrs. Leon- ard Cooper Jr., and family of Windsor with Mr. and Mrs, Carl Hume on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Cooper Sr, are remaining for this week. Mr. and MA's. Jack Trielmer and Cathy of Russcldalc with Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson. Every consumer who installs a 40-gal. automatic electric water heater purchased from Exeter PUC will receive this handsome Universal Op'n Top Electric K et tle absolutely free. This offer applies only to consumers in the Town of Exeter. Act now! Exeter PUC DIAL 235.1350 SEE Frigidaire Appliances Thursday AT OUR HOME IMPROVEMENT — ON FRIGIDAIRE DAY SATURDA Y, MAY 5 New '62 Check our special prices on Frigidaire Appliances FRIGIDAIRE "Compact"!