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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1965-10-21, Page 2Dam foolishness! Vandals have smashed this sign at the Morrison Dam causing approximately $150 damage. Apparently a car was driven up the bank and rammed into the post tearing these boards free from their support. The incident is being investigated by the OPP. (T-A photo) ea/4We zia Cherry Woodgrained HARDBOARD A wonderful colour toned panel that goes in any room. Random V-grooved, cherry woodgrained. 10 to 24 panels. 4'x7'-$4.25 and 4'x8'-$4.85. 98 4'x7' panel 4'x8'-$4.55 GASLIGHT CHERRY, a deeper and more rich looking woodgrain panelling. As low as: 4'x7' panel $4.25 and 4'x8' panel-$4.85. PLYWOOD STANDARD SHEATHING SPRUCE FIR 5/16"x4`x81 2.60 2.80 3/a "x4ix8' 3.00 3.28 1/2 "x4sx81 4.31 4.55 5/8"x4'x8` 5.28 5.55 Spruce Sheathing Not Stocked At All 80 Ontario Stores, SYLVAPLY PLYWOOD Select, Underlay FIR SHEATHING 5/16"x4`x8' 3.45 1/2 "x4ix8' 5.18 3/e"x4'x8' 3.90 5/8"x41x81 6.15 SELECT T & G COVERS 4'x8' 1/2" 5.60 5/a " , 6.61 ASPHALT IMPREGNATED BUILDING BOARD 7/1 6x41x8' 1.76 7/16"x4lx9' .... 1.99 .378 ROCKLATH 3"/8 SHEETROCK 3 75. ‘11, PER 1,000 53 11!R 1,000 White Pine BARN BOARDS 104" 1x8 lx10 1x12 Per 1,000 Bd. Ft. BEAVER 4,000 FT. TRUCK LOT SAVINGS 82 UTILITY CONS 2x4 82.50 95.50 2x6 84.00 99.00 2x8 107.50 2x10 109.50 Utility Grade Not Stocked At All 80 Ontario Stores. 1"x6" SPRUCE D4S or T&G .... 85.50 .,.. 99.50 SYLVAPLY Waterproof Plywood 50 Per 1,000 Bd. Ft. SOUND DRY UTILITY 2 4 is BEAVER LUMBER 45 4'x7' PAN EL 4'x8' $2.75 25 PANE LS OR MORE MAHOGANY PLYWOOD PANELS Sanded, ready to finish, random V- grooved. 10 to 24 panels. 4'x7'-$2.70 and 4'x8'-$3.00. BEAVER LUMBER PREFINISHED MAHOGANY 27 Plywood Panels 3 4'x7' PANEL Toasted, satin smooth finish, ran- 4'x8' $3.69 dom V•grooved. 10 to 24 panels. 4'x7'-$3.47 and 4'x8'--$3.87. 25 PANELS OR MORE CEILING PANELS 1,4"x4'x4' pref n ished white V- scored in tile squares. 25 pan- els or more, A) 20 AI Each Smaller lots $2.40 MICRO CEILING TILE 8A Ctn. 37 Did you select your last suit ... or did you settle for it? Let's face it, men vary in tastes as much as they do in appearance. For your next suit, why not treat yourself to real individuality- choose from the complete selec- tion of our Fleet street array of finest fabrics. You'll have exactly the weave and shade you want; and it will be individually hand cut, shaped and finished in exactly the styling that brings out the best in you. '89 ." (211P// CUSTOM 1CLOTHES TIP TOP TAILORS ter 6 14- EXETER 235-0991 notes were given on quality of material, finishes, and t r mings. PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Don Willcox, Scott and Lori Ann of Kitchener spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Routly. Ralph Batten returned home Sunday after being a patient in St, Joseph's Hospital for several weeks, Ralph is recuperating from a broken leg suffered in a SATINCOTE WHITE BEAVER LUMBER n ips PANEL PRODUCTS CEILING TILE Fast, accurate T&G edge. Double coated white. 64 sq. ft, per carton. Carton lots only. 45 A. CTN. Armstrong VINYL ASBESTOS FLOOR TILE Famous EXCELON tile, no seconds. All top grade 9"x9" tile, 96 tile per carton. 8 3/4 PER TILE BEAVER LUMBER RED TOP INSULATION BATTS 2" 90 sq. ft. a ctn. 3" 60 sq. ft. a ctn. 20 Cartons or More Smaller lots $3.68 3 A Ctn. 48 What's your stand on Mutual Life's low net cost record? Mr. McIntosh I didn't even know they had one! Interviewer Let me explain: net cost of a life insurance policy means how much money you get out com- pared to how much money you put in. Mutual Life policies, in the long run, are out in front. Mr. McIntosh Is that so? Interviewer Right !And The Mutual Life has maintained this enviable record for some years now. Mr. McIntosh How come? Interviewer Lots of factors .. . including a consistently high annual divi- dend. Mr. McIntosh Sounds like something I should look into a little more. Where could I ...? Interviewer Just call your nearest Mutual Life of Canada representative. The Mutual Life ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA !LEAD OFFICE: WATERLOO, ONTARIOjEETATILISEEE/100 Representative: G. R. GODBOLT, C.L.U., 'Corner Sanders & Edward Sts., Exeter, Ontario, Ph: 235.2740 BIEAV LOMB Masonite HARDBOARD 4'x8' SHE ET 10 Sheets or More Smaller lots $1.47 Poplar Underlay Waterproof 1/4"x4'x4, sheets 50 or more. 1 Smaller Lots $1.29 .139 22 NEWI Interior and Exterior ASPENITE I,4"x4'x8' Sheets 2 " 25 or More Smaller lots $2.69 kraal' tOlot•AMY PLEASE NOTE: All the prices in this column apply on normal mixed truckloads Of 4,000' or more for complete jobs, except on plywood which are also available on mini- mum 50-sheet lots. Smaller lots of plywood When slot in. eluded In trUcklots add 200 per sheet , to coVer, handling costs, ALL ORDERS ARE SUBJECT TO ACCEPTANCE AND MARKET CHANGE, All Cash and Carry pur- dhases are on an in- stock basis. All items subject to prior sale availability and market change. Prices only slightly higher north of North Bay. Grand Bend SUNDAY SERVICE A special service will be held at the Grand Bend United Church Sunday October 24 at 11:15 am when about thirty male voice choir of men from Greenway and Grand Bend United Churches will sing. Rev. G. E. Morrow will speak on "The Good Fight of Faith". CGIT ELECT OFFICERS The first meeting of the Grand Bend CGIT was held Monday October 18. Election of officers was held. Sr. President is Ann Sturcii- vant; intermediate president, Patti Glenn; secretary, Martha Kneale; treasurer, Susan Gill. A Hallowe'en party was planned for October 25, PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Page, Mr. & Mrs. Russell Page and Miss Vera Page attended the funeral of Mrs. Clara Page of Detroit last week. Mrs. C. Page was the wife of the late Walter Page. Several from the Grand Bend United Church attended the an- niversary services at Greenway United Church Sunday. Rev. G. E. Morrow was the minister for the day. About ten members from the Grand Bend WI were guests at a meeting of the Hensall WI last Wednesday evening. Mr. & Mrs. Wellwood Gill were guests at the Rutledge-Thomp- son wedding at Grace United Church, Brampton, Saturday, Oc- tober 16. Kirkton UCW PACKS BALE Mrs. T. Elliott spoke on "Stew- ardship" at the UCW meeting held in the church basement Wednes- day evening October 13. Mrs. Roger Urquhart conduct- ed the worship service. An article on Thanksgiving was read by Mrs. Jack Urquhart. A bale will be packed in No- vember. In the absence of the president, Mrs. Stuart Shier pre- sided for the business. The Bible study was taken by Mrs. R. Paynter. PERSONALS Mr. Oliver McCurdy of Barrie spent a couple of days last week with Mr. & Mrs. Miller McCurdy. Mr. Nick VanDuyen received world last week of his mother's death in Holland. Mr. & Mrs. Sidney Pearson ..and family of Galt visited Sun- anniversary in Centralia United Church Sunday and were guests of Mr. & Mrs. Bob Blair fol- lowing the service. Mr. & Mrs. Bill Dixon, Clirls- tine, Jimmy and David of Clan- deboye were guests of Mr. & Mrs. Sam Skinner Sunday and attended the anniversary service held in Centralia United Church. Crediton East Intended for last week Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Horney of Exeter spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Motz. Mrs. Corner and daughter Mary Faye of London with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Wein and family. Mr. John Sims, who has been confined to his home through ill- ness, is able to be out around again. Mr. and Mrs. Alec Hamilton an,.. Bradley of Grand Bend and Mrs. Harry Lewis and Eber with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wein. Mr. and Mrs. John Wolsey and Mrs. Gladys Benson and Nick, Mrs, Gordon Candle of Sarnia and Mrs. Harold Gillies and Mrs. Beth Hatherley of London with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Motz. Elimville MAKE BUTTONHOLES The fourth meeting of the "Sleepy Time Gals" was held at the home of a member, Susan Al- len, Monday October 18. The leaders showed how to do a hand worked button hole and Badminton club starts season The Exeter Badminton Club held their first workout at the South Huron District High School on Tuesday night with a good turn- out on hand for the start of the season. Last year the club boasted 20 members and they are looking to increase this membership this year. Any individual or couple who would like information con- cerning the Exeter club is asked to contact Mrs. Paul Brown or Charles Barrett. Fees for the club which will play on Tuesday night are the same as last season, $5.00 per couple and $3.00 per individual with each group paying ten cents for their birdie for the night. Play will begin at eight o'clock. bicycle accident and has a cast on from his waist down. The Elimville CGIT will hold the October meeting Sunday even- ing October 24 Instead of Oct, 31. Initiation services will be held at this meeting. • GALVANIZED EXTRA STRENGTH 6 RIB Steel Roofing Special IR IDI TE protection- 30 US gauge. 12 ft. lengths. 9 A.:. Q. 70 s or more 30 to 69 Sq. $ 9.79 Less than 30 Sq. $10.30 Roll Roofing 45 lb. Smooth $2.24 90 lb. Rock $3.42 15 lb. Asphalt Felt 2.81 BEAVER LUMBER BYLVAPLY SANDED PLYWOOD FIR PLYWOOD DOUGLAS FIR GOOD 1 SIDE 1/4 "x41x8' 3.69 3/a "x4gx8' 5.12 1/2 "x4'x8' 6.44 5/a"x41x8' 7.49 3/4"x4Ix81 8.74 All the prices are on mixed lots of 50 sheets or more. Sheathing (see trucklot sav- ings) may be included to make up volume. Smaller lots, add 204 per sheet. POLYETHELENE 2ML. 500 sq. ft. 2 66 4ML. 1000 sq. ft. 10 " Ten-Test Insulating Board NATURAL 186 7 /1 6"x4'x8' 247 $1,96 $2.57 20% DISCOUNT ON REGULAR STOCKED Ego, PAINTS Pao. 2 Times-Advocate, October 21, 1965 News from around the District day with Mrs. George Hall and Mrs. Annie Pearson. Mr. Bob Bennett of McGill University spent the weekend with his parents, Rev. & Mrs. Lyle Bennett. Mrs. Fred Switzer and Miss Joan Switzer spent the weekend visiting with relatives at Welland and Wainfleet. Mr. & Mrs. Fred Brock of Hensall visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Scott. Mr. & Mrs. Charlie Baillie left Monday evening for a visit in Scotland. Staffa The March of Dimes canvas has been scheduled for the last week in October this year. The captains for each school section in Hibbert Township are: No. 1, Mrs. Charles Friend; No. 2, Mrs. Russell Miller; No. 3, Mrs. Cliff Miller; No. 4, Mrs. Spencer Jeffery; No. 5, Mrs. Elmer Dow; No. 6, Mrs. Jo hn Wallace; No. 7, Mrs. Everett Kerslake. PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Selwyn Denton, Toronto were weekend visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Miller, Bonnie Jean and Paul. Mr. & Mrs. John Templeman and family visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Mayer and Robbie, London. Mr. & Mrs. John Drake and Pat attended the christening of their granddaughter, Lorraine Papple, in Egmondville United Church Sunday and later visited with Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Papple. Mr. & Mrs. Darrel Parker are holidaying in Detroit, Michigan, with Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Hay- man. Mr. & Mrs. Ross Smale and Elizabeth attended Kippen United Church anniversary Sunday, Elizabeth assisting with the mu- sic. Home from London for the weekend were Mr. & Mrs. Ron Agar and Sharon Agar with Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Agar and Gail, Jane Parsons with Mr. & Mrs. Russell Parsons and boys, Pat Drake with Mr. & Mrs. John Drake and Edna and Janet Mill- er with Mr. & Mrs, Leslie Mill- er. Biddulph Mr. & Mrs. Earl Dixon, Miss D. Hynes, Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Skinner attended Centralia UC anniversary Sunday and spent the day with Mr. & Mrs. John McAllister, Neil and Dale. Mrs. John Spacek accompanied by her nephew Mr. Frank Gregus of London motored to Bellaire, Ohio, where they visited with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Annie Gon- glik and nephew Mr. & Mrs. Paul Gonglik and family of that place. Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. George McFalls were Mr. Mau- rice Quance and son Clifford, Mrs. Will Beer and Miss May Skinner and Mr. Karl Schendera of Exeter. They all attended an- niversary service in Centralia United Church. Mr. & Mrs. Charles Tindall of Grand Bend were guests of Mr. & Mrs. Ross McFalls Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. Ross McFalls at- tended the funeral of the latter's uncle, Mr. Duncan Tindall, Lis- towel. Misses Sandra and Wilma Wei- berg spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Tom Humphries of Ex- eter. Mr. & Mrs. M. H. Elston were guests of the Rev. Harry L. Jen- nings and Mrs. Jennings of Brus- sels Sunday. 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