HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1969-07-10, Page 11Judy attended the
Hughes-Garrett wedding at New.
St, James Presbyterian church in
London, Saturday.
Miss Melvina Schade of
London spent the weekend With
Mr. & Mrs. Erwin Schade.
Mr. & Mrs. Reinhold Miller
have moved to their house
purchased from Roy Soldan,
Mr. & Mrs. Ross Love, Mr. &
Mrs. Fred Lobb, Randy and.
Rhonda of Clinton gent Sunday
at Sarnia with Mr. & Mrs. Glare
Love, Leanne and Robbie.
Here's the monarch of the
Chrysler Action Line featur-
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idling; prevents spark-plug
fouling
• First outboard packing
more than 25 hp. per
cylinder ▪ Fuel Economizer throttle,
saves as much as 25%
on fuel
• Three alternator models ▪ Standard and long-shaft
available
• Racing lower unit optional
See the powerful 105 and
our complete line of Chrys-
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Motors '
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Open Daily Until 9:00 p.m.
a.
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In Custom
Slaughtering
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dressers; antique bureau in ex-
cellent condition; kitchen uten-
sils; clocks; jugs; set of good
dishes; electric sewing ma-
chine; old cradle; some antique
items; chesterfield; day bed;
dehumidifier; bedding, includ-
ing quilts and comforters and
many other items too numer-
ous to list,
ALSO OFFERED will be many
carpenter tools, including a ta-
ble saw & stand; heavy black-
smith vise; saw sets and saw
vise; garden tools; garden
hose; lawn mower; shovels;
step and extension ladders and
lumber,
If not previously sold we will
offer the property on which is
located a 2-storey brick house,
modern in every way, insulated
and heated with oil, and a
workshop that would be ap-
preciated by any carpenter or
handyman. Tit* property con-
sists of 21 lots ot,.1/2 acre and
Vs beautifully lan'd'scaped with
trees and flower bushes.
For information phone 235-
1383.
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
3:10:17c
Want Ad Deadline
Tuesdays 6 p.m.
25 •Auction Sales
RECEIVES MEDAL — OPP Cpl. C. J. Mitchell, right, of the Exeter detachment was one of seven officers
who received Long Service and Good Conduct medals from Assistant Commissioner J. L. M. Needham at
a presentation held recently at Mount Forest. The medals are presented to those who have served not
less than 20 years and have displayed fine, outstanding service. Also receiving the medal was Cpl. C. E.
Gibbons, Markdale, a former Exeter detachment member.
Graduates from Grade 8 class,
Biddulph Central School are:
Violet Acres, Gary Barker,
Leona Beswarick, Faye Blair,
Bill Blom, Susanne Bradley,
Laurie Cox, Jeff Culbert, Joyce
Cunningham, Wendy Currah,
Kim English, Bradley Field,
Dorothy Garrett, Bill Goddard,
Pam Gricken, Mike Henderson,
Janet Henson, Anita Hodgins,
Brenda Hodgins, Ronald
Hodgins, Karen Hodgson,
Barbara Irvin;
Jean Kirsch, Joanne Latta,
Sandra Black, Nancy Lewis,
Joan Lockyer, Jim McDonald,
Carole Mason Lynn .Melanson,
Richard Moffatt, Ann Mohr,
Gaye Moon, Donald'Neil, Nancy
Nickles, Beverly Parker, Carl
Pa c kham, Steven Revington,
Ronald Root;
Louann Shipway, Beverly
Shumka, Janet Smith, Sharon
Smith, Patsy Sneigrove, Anne
Stanley, Ruth Westman, Neil
White, Dennis Wraith and Mary
Margaret Young.
Fall classes at the school will
include:
Kindergarten — Daniel
Anson, Larry Arnold, Kenneth
Aulenback, Julie Avery, Daniel
Avery, Cynthia Bakker, Anna
Bates, Karen Beaucage, Michael
Black, Lori Brand, Ian Carroll,
Lori Compton, Raymond Cook,
Timothy Culbert, Lorraine
Crawford, Darryl Currah,
Shelly-Lynn Douglas, Marilyn
Dykeman, Joyce Earhart, Mark
Eizenga, Martine Engel, Lynn
Evans, James Field, Leona
Finlayson, David Gilmour,
Steven Glenn, Denise Hayter,
Betty Ann Herbert, Gregory
Hindmarsh, Janet Hockey,
Daniel Hodgibs, Katherine
Holland;
Barbara Jones, David Jones,
Catherine Knight, Robin Kraul,
Carolynn Lankin, Larry Leslie,
Deborah Mair, Allan Mardlin,
Pandera McCooeye, Allan
McRobert, Tami McRoberts,
Loys Melanson, Charlene
Middleton, •Lisa Navin, Michael
Neil, Ingo-Roy Nippa, Anne
Marie Nixon, Leslie Patterson,
Joseph Pelley, Lawrence
Roberts, Paul Smith, Peter
Smith, Sandra Lee Somerville,
John Storey, Monica Tait,
Shannon Thompson, Sandy
Westman, Katherine Winegarden.
Grade 1 — Bernie Avery,
Anna Lee Bakker, Anne Marie
Beaucage, Verna Blane, Ila
.Bowerman, Robert Brintnell,
Lynn Butler, Bradley Campbell,
Joanne Carter, Kim Cheyne,
Ronald Chisholm, Tommy
Clark, Lisa Compton, Brian
Currah, Kevin Dann, Melaney
Dark, Susan Dallas, Margaret
DeVries, Bradley DeGraw,
Chuck Dickey, Eric Drost, Ethel
Dykeman, Wendy Earhart, Betty
Ann Earhart, Penny Emery,
16 Property For Sale
ILDERTON AREA
A modern home in the country,
located 2 miles from Ilderton,
3 years old, 3 bedroom ranch
home, on 3/4 acre lot.. Bright
kitchen., L-shaped living room
and dining ream, sliding doors
to rear patio, area for family
room in lower level, oil forced
air heating, pond at rear. In-
terest on present mortgage only
61% with payments of only
$86.00 monthly including taxes.
Suitable for VLA. Price $20,500,
For further information please
call
TIM
MacFARLANE
Real Estate Broker
LONDON
434-8824 10c
HOMES
SAVE WITH
MODERN METHODS
THE BEAVER WAY —
Brick, aluminum or frame
construction.
Our trained home consultant
can assist you in the availa-
bility of land, mortgaging fi-
nancing & building procedure.
Inquire today — Free brochure
of new designs and floor plans.
MORE THAN* 30 HOME
SELECTIONS
BEAVER LUMBER
Exeter 235-1582
1:30eowtfne
17 Property For Rent
APARTMENT for senior citizen,
available Aug. 1. Whilsmith
Apts., 235-2473. 6:26tfnc
NEW 1 BEDROOM apartment,
available June 1. Town House
Apartments, Senior St. Phone
235-2420 business hours.
4:24tfnc
THREE ROOM OFFICE, 480
square feet, Main Street, side
entrance, air conditioner, elec-
tric heat and three room mod-
ern apartment, one bedroom,
electric heat, air conditioner,
Main Street, ground floor. Dial
1-271-2677 or write George Lewis,
100 St. Vincent St. North, Strat-
ford. 6:12tfnc
2-BEDROOM apartment in Exe-
ter. Apply 88 Sanders St., back
apartment, after 5 p.m. 10*
2 CABINS — Sleep 4 in each,
weekly, located in Grind Bend,
close to shopping area and
beach. Contact Ross C. Guen-
ther, 237-3676 Dashwood.
10:17:24*
HOUSE — Modern 3 bedroom
house, close to Exeter. Contact
Box H G The Exeter Times-
Advaate. 10:17nc
3 BEDROOM HOUSE, Main St.
S., available Aug. 1. Phone 235-
2427 or 235-1027. 7:10tfnc
TWO 2 - BEDROOM apartments
in modern country home with
all conveniences. Apply Thos.
or Michael Ryan or call 237-
3227. 10:17c
MODERN 1- BEDROOM apart-
ment, up town, all facilities,
available August 1. Phone 235-
2420. 7:lOtfnc
TOWN HOUSE ground level 1-
bedroom modern apartment,
electric heat, laundry facilities,
available now, $80.00 per month.
Phone 235-2420. 7 : 10 tfnc
LARGE attractive country home
one mile north of Hensall on
No. 4 highway consisting of 4
bedrooms, large living room,
dining room, kitchen and bath-
room, oil heated. Available in
early August. Phone J. C. Smil-
lie 262-5141. 10:17c
REAL NICE small self con-
tained apartment, centre of
town, 442 Main St. Suitable for
quiet, refined lady, or gentle-
man, $45.00. Elliot Apts. 235-
2912. 6:5tfnc
Frank St. Apartments
Lucan
NOW RENTING
New two-bedroom apartments,
electric heating, balconies, car-
peting, ultra - modern kitchens
and more.
PHONE 227-4592
19:26:3:10c
18 For Rent
14' TRAVEL TRAILER; lawn
mowers; ladders; Toto tiller;
chainsaw; water pumps, Lucan
Rental & Small Engine, 227-4412.
7:10tfnc
RENTALS—Floor sanders, floor
edgers; power hand saws; belt
sanders; 1/4 & V2" drills; port-
able television; power mowers;
floor polishers. Beavers Hard-
ware, 235-1033. 2:22tfnc
CONSTRUCTION scaffolding; ex-
tension ladder; skil saw; ad-
ding machine; typewriter; sump
pump; 12 & 20 tan hydraulic
jacks; hand lawn sprayer; util-
ity trailer; cartop carrier.
Whiting Rental, corner of Well-
ington & Carling, 2 blocks west
of Main St, Phone 235-1964,
6:19tfnc
CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT--
Plywood forms, wedges, form
tics stocked, power trowel,
small mixer, etc. Phone 236-
4954 after five or Saturdays.
N. J. Corriveau, Zurich.
4:24tfnc
20 Wanted To Rent
3-BEDROOM HOME, preferably
in town of Exeter. Phone 471-
3931 collect. 3:19e
23 Legal Notices
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of
James Bell,
Deceased.
All persons having claims
against the Estate of James
Bell, late of the Township of
Thckersmith, in the County of
Huron, Retired Dentist, who
died on or about the 8th day
of May A.D. 1960, are required
to file particulars of same with
Messrs. Bell & Laughton, Solic-
itors, of Exeter, Ontario, by
the 26th day of July 1969 after
which date the estate will be
distributed having regard only
to those claims of which notice
has been received,
Bell & Laughton,
Solicitors for the Administrator
Exeter, Ontario 10:17:24c
25 Auction Sales
AUCTION SALE
of Valuable Property
formerly known as Crediton
United Church
in the
VILLAGE OF CREDITON
The undersigned auctioneer
received instructions to sell by
public auction on
FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 11
at 7:30 p.m. •
REAL ESTATE consists of an
ideal building location on which
is situated a red brick struc-
ture which was recently de-
stroyed by fire.
Also large church shed.
All to be offered in one unit.
Please Note: Church must be
demolished and removed to
ground level within 90 days of
sale.
TERMS of Real Estate: 10%
on day of sale, balance in 30
days.
For further information con-
tact Lorne Preszcator, Chair-
man of Crediton United Church.
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
Phone 237-3300 3:10c
Collector's
ANTIQUE AUCTION
PARKHILL ARENA
TUESDAY, JULY 15
at 12 o'clock noon
Glass, china, clocks, guns, Edi-
son phonograph, corner what-
not, school bell, etc.
BILL ELLIOT, Auctioneer
H. McDONALD, Proprietor
RR 5 Parkhill Phone 232-4376
10c
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
of 50-Acre Farm; Antiques;
Household Furniture;
Power and Hand Tools
at
LOT 6, CON. 9, HIBBERT TWP.
IA mile south of Staff a, on
SATURDAY, JULY 12
at 1:00 p.m.
PROPERTY: 50 acres with
large 11 room brick house; 3
piece bath, kitchen, oil furnace;
barn, garage, good water sup-
ply, quantity of gravel. This
property would make an ideal
summer home.
Terms on property: 10% down,
balance in 30 days. Selling sub-
ject to reserve bid. To be of-
fered at 3 p.m.
FURNITURE: Admiral 21 inch
TV; Marquett refrigerator; 9-
piece dining room suite; ches-
terfield and chair; swivel chair
and foot stool; chesterfield;
coffee table; occasional chair;
round dining room table; Grand
piano and stool; china cabinet;
leather swivel chair; office
chair; leather rocking chair;
arm chair; 2 sets of dishes;
antique dishes and glassware;
tea set; antique table; antique
bedroom suite; 2 brass beds;
two 3A beds; 2 metal beds,
springs and mattresses; dress-
ers; wash stands; sideboard;
flower pedestal; TV tables; 2
radios; 4-burner electric stove;
washing machine; odd chairs;
odd tables; rocking chairs;
metal cabinet; cooking utensils;
pictures; 2 rollaway beds; win-
dow air conditioner; coal and
wood space heater; small tent
and many other articles.
TOOLS: Antique blacksmith
bellows; electric drills; table
saw; planer; drill press; 2
skill saws; router; 2 sanders;
sabre saw; carpenter tools; 3
vises; pipe vise on legs; pipe
dies; roto tiller; lawn mower;
aluminum step ladder; wooden
step ladders; paper hanger's
table; extension plank; straight
edger & cutter; pipe wrenches;
tool boxes; mail box; garden
tools; etc.
No Reserve — Terms Cash
Executors or auctioneer not
responsible for accidents day
of sale.
FOR THE ESTATE OF THE
LATE MRS. JOHN DRAKE
W. E. NAIRN & SON AUCTION
SERVICE—St. Marys — 284-3796
10c
AUCTION SALE
of Household Effects and
Misc. Items
FOR JOSEPH G. FINKBEINER
MAIN ST., CREDITON
SATURDAY, JULY 19
at 1:30 p.m.
Articles in clud e: Electric
stove and frig, chrome kitchen
table and chairs; 20 cu. ft,
deep freeze in good condition;
Washing in a chin e; laundry
tubs; end and coffee tables{
floor polisher; vacuum cleaner;
electric clocks; mirrors; pic-
ture frames; television; floor
lamps; also complete furnish-
ings for 4 bedrooms including
Heather Fenwick, Brian Froats,
Sherry Froats, Diane Garrett,
Kevin Gielnik, Kim Hayter,
Michel Hayter, Helen Herbert,
Jeff Hockey, Heather Hodgson,
Paul Hudson;
Bobby Jones, Derinda Jon
Bonnie Joyce, Kathy Juerguen
Donnie Kloss, Ricky Kloss,
Carol Klumpers, Angela
Korevaar, Michelle Leckie, Lorie
Leitch, Shawn McComb, Darin
McFalls, Laura McKepaie, James
Mugford, Mark Navin, Carol
Nickles, Lori Noyes, Joanne
O'Connor, Darlene Paton,
Jimmy Paton, Kevin Piper,
Ronnie Pitt, Frank Quinn,
Elaine Rooney, Kathy Root,
Jamie Shipley, Teresa Shumka,
Dougie Smith, Jeannette Smith,
Uhris Socket, Ferlin Sovereign,
Scott Taylor, Paul Wraith, Diane
Young.
Grade 2 — Jeffrey Brand,
Mark Brand, Deborah Cheyne,
Louise Clark, Dougie Cook,
Gerret DeVries, Brenda
Dykeman, Marjorie Dykeman,
Mark Edginton, David Eizenga,
Kimberly Field, Mark Finlayson,
Dean Geiser, Suzanne Gricken,
Penny Lynn Hodgins, Gerry
Howell, Bradley Hutchinson,
Heather Hutton, Alex Jones,
Janette Rooney, Danny Sloetjes,
Lee Stevens, Karen Taylor;
Roger Blane, Janice Burt,
David Campbell, Gwen
Densmore, Carmen Drost,
Tommy Emery, Donald Hardie,
Tracy Harrison, Lone Henson,
Donna Hodgins, Lorna Hopps,
Matt Josh, Bruce Joyce, Denise
Kennedy, Wendy Kloss, Douglas
Latta, Harvey Leckie, Lone
Lightfoot;
Stuart Melanson, Jeff
McLeary, Raymond McRobert,
David Pelley, Jo-Anne
Pennington, Elizabeth Scott,
Brenda Thompson, Raemond
Thompson, Marylou Tindall,
Ronny Vanderhoek, Margaret
Whalen, Stephen Wicks, Debra
Wissel;
Pat Bates, Dianne Cook,
Teresa Corrigan, Paul Gilmour,
Wendy Hearn, Debbie Hirtzel,
Phyllis Klumpers, Coralin
Knoblauch, Christopher
Roberts.
Grade 3 — John Arenthals,
Kevin Carter, Dorothy
Cunningham, Dean Densmore,
Fenno DeVries, Patricia Ellyatt,
Kim. Emery, Diane Evans, Ivy
Gardiner, Jane Hardy, Fay
Hayter, Jim Hayter, Marion
Herbert, Bobby Hodgins,
Sheldon Hopps, Barbara
Hudson, Patricia Hutton, Roger
Lewis, Marilyn Lightfoot, Robin
Revington, Marnie Rooney,
Faron Sovereign, Brenda
Tomlin;
Paul Abbott, Jimmie Anson,
Terry Van Arenthals, Debbie
Arnold, Karen Bowerman, Ricky
Cheyne, Veronica Clark, Paul
E 1l is, Steven Eizenga, Joan
Foster, Margaret Ann Garrett,
Billy Garrett, Ronald Glenn,
Barry Hodgins, Ursula Hoffman,
Sharon Hutton, Carl Jones,
Virginia Jones, Darren Kennedy,
Sandra Kloss, Wayne Lewis,
Wayne McCallum, John Nixon,
Sheryl Noyes, Denise Quinn,
Scott Revington, Dani Roloson,
Mary lynn Shipway, Darlene
Smith, Paul Theander, Nancy
Tindall, David Walzack, Robbie
Windsor.
Grade 4 — Sandra Avery, Ron
Brintnell, Melissa Dark, Debra
Emery, Doug Butler, David
Cook, Carey Eizenga, Cheryl
Hardy, Cora Engel, Linda
Korevaar;
Bill Reschke, Kevin Gilmour,
Janet Goddard, Douglas Scott,
Melody Crawford, Michael
Stanley, Scott Dickson, Martin
Drost, Kathy Fenwick, Lynn
Finlayson, Dean McRobert,
George Melanson, Jamie Wilson,
Chris Cheyne, Michael
Armstrong, Elizabeth
Bowerman, Jeff Field, John
Lambourn, Terry Hayter, John
Leckie, Heike Nippa, Susan
Riddell, Pamela Smith, Lonnie
• Sockett, Wanda O'Connor,
Harold Smith, Carolyn Hopps;
Danny Piper, Christine Stutt,
Paul O'Connor, Faye Black,
Janet Earhart, Karen Leitch,
Kim Leitch, Fern Mardlin,
Calvin McCallum, John Noon,
Dawn Lynn Thompson, Beth
VanArenthals, Kerry Westman,
Lyle Westman, Randy
McCooeye, Jim Hardie, Jim
Harrett, Wendy Kraul, Cindy
Mayo, Darrell McComb, Barry
Mills, Michael Taylor, Terry
Holmes, David Roloson, Harry
Arnold, Cindy Donaldson,
Danny Ellis, Ronald Densmore.
Grade 5 — Jean Barker,
Cheryl Davis, Rita Evans, Kim
Geiser, Kathy Hearn, Linda
Aulenback, Harry Blom, William
Carson, Linda Earhart, Barbara
England, Harry Foster, Rick
Freeman, Brent Froats, Susan
Gebel, Wayne Hall, Joanne
Hodgins, Janis Kestle, Donnie
McFalls, Brad Tomlin, Tony
Vanderhoek, Nancy Riddell,
Lynn Stanley;
Ruth Ann Atkinson, Kathy
Campbell, Ken Holland, Tanny
VanArenthals, Trudy Wright,
Lori Ann Wilson, Linda Hayter,
Tracy Hayter, Karen Henderson,
Dick Juerguens, Donna Leitch,
Bill Lewis, Dianne Malcolm,
Karen Mason, Pat O'Connor,
Sheila Parrish, Christine Quinn,
Bob Ross, Sheila Smith, Albert
Thompson, Debbie Kennedy,
Linda Josh.
Grade 6 — Janice Field,
Wayne Hindmarsh, Roger
Horuk, Cecil Nickles, Lillian
Bowerman, Michael Callcott,
Wayne Cunningham, Gary
Currah, Debbie Dickie, Shane
Dykeman, Thomas Earhart,
Lynda Gibson, Charlene Gielnik,
Jim Gignac, Robert Harrett,
William Henderson, John
Henson, Marty Hopps, Douglas
Hudson, Shirley Hutton, Jim
Jones, Richard McCooeye,
Walter McRobert, Danny
Middleton, Terry Morgan, Larry
Morley, Karen O'Connor, Jim
Peckham, Brad Westman,
William Westman, John Whalen,
Rene Wright, Jeff Young, Jeff
Gore;
Dale Cook, Ron Dykeman,
Brian McComb, Lynn Emery,
Johanna Engel, Dawn Farr,
Pattie Fisher, Vickie Hardie,
Cheryl Gricken, Esther Krainz,
Don Latta, Lorraine Lewis, Bill
Lockyer, Don Riddell, Michael
Scott, Ellen Shumka, Leonard
Anderson, Bonnie Aulenback,
Pat Bristow, Bob Cornish, Jim
Ellis, Mervin Evans, Kathy
Hopps, Wayne Hudson, Scott
Leckie, Brenda Lewis, Lori
Hodgins, Judy Jones, Jo-Ellen
McValls, Gerry Morgan, Robert
Mulholland, Jim Pennington, Pat
Quinn.
U.S, Vine-ripe
Tomatoes
Mayfair (75% Butter)
Spread
By MRS, IRVIN RAPER
Music results as reported by
Mrs, Ruth Stire AWCM are as
follows:
With the Western Ontario
Conservatory of Music, Grade 9
piano, Barbara Anne Thomas,
honors; Grade 5 piano, Patricia
Bender, honors; Grade 4
Harmony, Gwendolyn Bridgette,
pass; Grade 3 History, Barbara
Anne Thomas, pass.
PERSONALS
Rev. & Mrs. Bruce Seebach
and family of Hamilton were
holl d ayers with Mrs. Cora
Gaiser,
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Mueller,
Douglas, Cynthia, Patricia and
Susan of Lewiston, N.Y. spent
the weekend with Mr. & Mrs.
Clayton Pfile.
Rev. & Mrs. Bruce Guy and
By MRS. HEBER DAVIS
Rev. S. Bell is conducting a
Bible School for the children
and teenagers of this community
each Tuesday morning through
July in the parish hall, St.
Patrick's Church. All young
people are welcome.
Little Miss Brenda Carroll and
brother Ian are attending
swimming classes at the Lucan
pool.
Mr. & Mrs. K. Eaton and
Carol, London, visited with Mr.
& Mrs. Earl Greenlee and boys,
Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs. Ron Carroll and
children and Mr. & Mrs. Harry
Carroll spent Sunday at
Springbank Park.
Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Davis
and Cameron were guests at a
birthday dinner at the home of
Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Love, Varna,
Sunday. Wayne was the guest of
honor.
Guests during the week with
Mr. & Mrs. Heber Davis were Mr.
& Mrs. Ivan Stanley, Denfield,
Mr. & Mrs. Cleve Pullman,
Whalen and Mr. & Mrs. Harry
Carroll.
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Kooy and
little granddaughter Bonnie Jean
K o o y, visited Mr. & Mrs.
Howard MacDonald and Laura
Lea, Friday evening.
Grade 7 — Robin Bates, Jim
Brintnell, Bruce Cornish,
Christine Cornish, Lucy
Cunningham, Mary Jane Culbert.
Please turn to page 14
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Dashwood MUSK pupils
receive exam: results
Graduates named
Biddulph Central School
Beginners listed
results
LEFT OVER STICKS CAN BE USEFUL — Youngsters attending the annual playground sessions at
Exeter 'Community Park are finding many ways to make use of various articles. Above, Donna Davidson,
kim Dobson, Bobbie Glover, Susan Campbell and Joanne Davidson are building houses from popsicle
sticks. T-A photo
lq
Mir Liquid
Rose Brand
Relishes Assorted
12-o.
Deal Two 24-oz. Jars 89 c
+ One 8-oz. Jar
Detergent
Burn's Vac Pac Gaylea 'A' Medium
Wieners 2 Lbs. $1.13 Eggs 2,002830
exeter frozen foods
GROCERIES • FRESH PRODUCE
FRESH & CJREG MEATS
235-0400 for FREE DELIVERY in EXETER