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Times-Advocate, April 7, 1966
Have you found the answer
to your family always having
a home of their own?
Call;
MJ The Mutual Life of Canada
ever you need it,
Light conditioning in a Medal-
lion home ensures adequate gen-
eral illumination, correct light-
ing in specific work areas, decor-
ative lighting, attractive exterior
illumination, and outdoor weath-
erproof outlets for summer ac-
tivities and year-round decor-
ative lighting.
Flameless electric heating,
with room-by-room temperature
controls, ensures clean, even
heat in all rooms throughout the
house. Equipment and installation
must meet high industry stand-
ards of workmanship and design
to qualify for the Triple Seal of
Quality awarded by the Electric
Heating Association of Ontario.
G. R. Godbolt, C.L.U.
Corner Sanders & Edward Sts.,
EXETER, Ontario PH; 235.2740
In a Medallion All-Electric
home, the whole family can enjoy
the convenience, comfort, and
safety of total electric living,
Medallion homes are certified
by the Electric Service League of
Ontario when they meet the high
standards of power, appliance,
and light conditioning recom-
mended by the electrical in-
dustry.
The 150-ampere main service
panel, a minimum requirement
in a. Medallion All-Electric home,
provides ample capacity for to-
day's needs, including electric
heating, and extra circuits for
the future. An adequate number
of electrical outlets are con-
veniently located in every room,
with extra outlets in the kitchen
counter and work areas for ease
in preparing meals electrically.
Heavy wiring is provided for easy
connection of an electric range
and clothes dryer,
A "Cascade 40" or other
H y d r o-approved fast-recovery
electric water heater ensures
an abundance of hot water when-
The first Halliday Home, In-
corporating all the convenience
features has just been completed
In Crediton, built by Carl Rad-
ford for re-sale.
It will be open for inspection
to public afternoon and evenings
on Friday, Saturday and Sunday
April 8, 9 and 10.
Garfield Thomson, Exeter, did
the wiring for the building. Hodge
and Slaght, Crediton installed the
plumbing and Sam Lawson, Cre-
diton did the masonry work. The
ready-mix concrete for the im-
pressive flooring came from Mc-
Dowell's Ready Mix Concrete.
The home furnishings for the open
house were supplied by Dinney's
Furniture, Exeter.
(T-A photo)
Speaking contest winners
David Kuracina, son of Josef Kuracina of Parkhill and student at Sacred Heart School, Parkhill was the
winner of the public speaking contest at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, separate school Thursday evening.
He is shown accepting the congratulations of his prinicipal, Mother St. Louis. Mrs. Theresa McCann,
R. R. 3 Dashwood, teacher of Angela May Morrissey, second place winner /is shown at left.
Bayfield River project complete
these will also be killed. How-
ever, protection of these fish
from the electric current is
maintained when the barrier is in
operation by placing nets of wire
across the stream below the
barrier, The mesh is large
enough to allow lamprey to pass
through but prevents most of the FOR SALE
by CARL RADFORD
AT CREDITON, ONT. model home
Rainbow Trout from being ef-
fected. Often these nets are used
in conjunction with box traps
designed to hold fish moving
upstream until they-can be safely
moved past the barrier. In ad-
dition to protecting fish from the
effects of the electric weir, the
general public is protected from
accidentally boating through the
installation by heavy log booms
above and below the electrodes.
The generating plant and an area
adjacent to It are fenced off and
during the actual operation red
and white warning lights flash
alternately to advise the public. SEE IT APR. 8-9-10
FRI - SAT. - SUN. opens tomorrow
With the completion of the
Lamprey Weir on the Hayfield
River this spring, the Fisheries
Research Board of Canada, a
member of the Great Lakes Fish-
ery Commission is embarking on
the initial stages of the lamprey
control program in Lake Huron.
This barrier is designed to evalu-
ate the strength of the lamprey
spawning run prior to stream
treatment in order that the ef-
fectiveness of treatment may be
determined in subsequent years.
The mechanics involved in oper-
ating the weir consist of laying
electrodes across the river that
are connected to an electric gen-
erator. When in use the current
running across the river sets up
an impenetrable electric field
which kills the lamprey. Since
other spring spawning fish, in
particular the Rainbcw Trout,
use the Hayfield River we can
expect that minimal numbers of
"Spring Sing"
at public school
By MRS. WM. WALTERS
Miss Margaret Brock attended
the hair dressers convention at
the Holiday Inn in London and also
won the door prize, a Royal
Royette Hairdryer.
Mr. & Mrs. Gerry Grubb, Mi-
chael and David are staying with
Mr. & Mrs. Freeman Horne.
how to get there:
By MRS. WELLWOOD GILL
Wellington Jay 'Whiteford, 68,
of Grand Bend died suddenly of
a heart attack while walking on
Highway 81, two miles east of
Grand Bend.
Surviving are his wife, the
former Evelyn Hayter; daugh-
ters, Mrs. Wilbur (Anna) Devine,
London; Mrs. D. 0, (Pearl) Les-
lie, Winnipeg; one son Earl of
RR 8 Parkhill; sisters, Mrs.
Emma Darling, Lucan; Mrs.
Pearl Neil, London; Mrs. Lou
(Mary) Fisher, Detroit and Ernie,
Crediton, also 13 grandchildren.
Mr. WhitefOrd was a member
of 219 LOL Greenway; members
conducted a service Sunday eve-
ning.
Funeral service was held Mon-
day, April 4 from the T. Harry
Hoffman funeral home, Dash-
wood, with Rev. E. J. Wattam
and Rev. G. E. Morrow officiat-
ing. Interment was in St. James
cemetery, Clandeboye.
Pallbearers were Thomas,
Robert and Alex Desjardine, S.
Herdman, Hiram O'Neil and
Emery Stebbins.
P ERSONALS
Mrs. George Latta is a patient
in St. Joseph's Hospital, Sarnia.
Mrs. Susan Devine, Mrs.
Emery DesJardins, Mr. & Mrs.
Alex Hamilton and Mr. & Mrs.
W. Gill attended the evening wor-
ship service in Wingham United
Church when the London Confer-
ence UCW held their fourth an-
nual meeting. 25t Car Wash what to ask about: FISHERMAN'S
COVE
The "Nelson" model Halliday Home is located in the east
section of the Village of Crediton on the north side of the
main street (Conc. 6). Follow the signs. Open for inspec-
tion, afternoon and evenings, on Friday, Saturday, Sunday,
April 8, 9 and 10. (free coffee and donuts, tool)
SELF SERVE
GRAND BEND
Exeter Public School presented
a "Spring Sing" in the school
gym last Wednesday afternoon
and again in the evening, under
the direction of Music Supervisor
Lawrence A. Wein with Mrs.
Mary Moffatt as pianist.
Over 500 pupils in the school
took part in group choruses ac-
cording to their grade showing
the progression in music from
kindergarten to Grade 8.
Special features were num-
bers by the Exeter Public School
Glee Club of 35 voices; rounds
by Grades 5 and 6 and 7 and 8
students, also three selections
by Grade 7 on recorders to the
accompaniment of the auto harp
played by Robert Dobbs.
Over 200 attended the produc-
tion in the afternoon and over
300 in the evening. A freewill
offering amounted to $85.40 which
will be divided between the Gid-
eon's Bible Society, the Easter
Seal Campaign and the Bunny
Bundle.
• Catalogues available containing 30 floor plans. Our Hal-
liday Home package includes complete sub-flooring —
your choice of roof and paint colors — all windows and
exterior doors complete with storm glass, screens and
aluminum storm doors — all interior trim, finish floors,
door units, hardware, nails, stairs, shelving, closet rods,
medicine cabinet, insulation and lathe.
Economy! Learn why modern factory engineering methods
coupled with volume buying power continues to keep home
costs at a sensible level. Ask how to build and save the
Halliday way! Ask our salesmen how to save up to $1000.
hammering nails. All Halliday Homes are priced, delivered,
and the shell erected on your foundation. Ask us about Hal-
liday's famous policy of SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
RIVER RD. S. OF BRIDGE Coming Soon
To Exeter
JACK W. DOUGLAS • "Our Residential Counselling Service" is complete! It
guides you step by step from planning through construc-
tion. Mortgage financing is available through Jack W.
Douglas, your Halliday agents.
CHICKEN & CHIPS
FISH & CHIPS
4+4,
SHRIMP & CHIPS
ETC.
TAKE OUT ORDERS
Phone: 238-2025
1146 Thames St., Ingersoll Phone 485-3800
YOUR HALLIDAY DISTRIBUTOR
When buying fish, allow one
pound for two persons of whole
dressed fish; a pound of fillets
for three persons.
take a look at
all-electric living!
See the Medallion
All-Electric Home at
Crediton:
AND WE HAVE LOTS TO SHOW YOU
WOMEN'S DRESS SHOES
In Suedes, Patent or Leather With New
Lower Illusion Heels and Rounder Toes
Priced From $9.95
MATCHING HAND BAGS FROM $6.98
* * * * * *
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED SOME OF OUR
WHITE DRESS PUMPS
* * *
CASUALS
With Stacked and Low-Stacked Heels
All in the Newest Spring Colours
Prices Start at $9.95
TEEN STYLES
Flats and Little Heels from $6.98
Desert Boots from $8.95
Friday, April 8
Saturday, April 9
Sunday, April 10 2:00 p.m, to 9:00 p.m. Each Day
CHILDREN'S SAVAGE SHOES
For Dress or Play, Saddle Shoes,
Loafers or Desert Boots
Priced From $4.95 — $6.95
(According to Size)
"Mr. Carl Radford's home features:"
1. Flameless electric heating. No furnace, more space.
Room-by-room, temperature control.
Clean, even heat.
2. Decorator-planned lighting.
3. Full housepower wiring for present and future
electric appliances.
4. A superfast "Cascade 40" electric water heater.
Visit Crediton this weekend and take a look at All-Electric living.
"GREB" HUSH PUPPIES
For the Entire Family — Girls' $6.95,
boys' $8.95, Women's $9,95, Men's $10.95
LUGGAGE
SINGLE PIECES from $9.95
3 PIECE MATCHED SETS (sold only in sets) $45.95
your hydro
SHOE Smyth's STORE
LTD.
Home Of Savage Shoes For Children
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