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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-12-07, Page 20$14,000 - fashion '73 full ronge of fashion < colour & fabric for ladies Ski-Doo 1973 Sports Wear maintains its leadership in fashion flair and downright good value. helmets, visors, mitts, boots for the whole family THOMPSON-WARNER MOTORS LTD. , Grand Bend Phone 238-2036 CHRYSLER — DODGE -- PLYMOUTH-f, CHRYSLER MARINE, SKI-D00 SALES & SERVICE We Are Open 7 Din% a Week ".'CN r g. 8.' Op^'.SAT Sr..' Spm..SLIN. 12now Pogo 6A Times-Advticote, Dftembiir 7, 1972 Osborne & Hibbert Mutual Fire Insurance Company HEAD OFFICE EXETER 235.0350 Insures: • Town Dwellings • All Classes of farm Property • Summer Cottages e; Churches, Halls Extended Coverage (wind, smoke, water damage, falling objects,, liability, etc.) is also available AGENTS Ross Hodgert Wooclham 229-6643 Hugh Benninger Dublin 345-2001 Clayton Harris Mitchell 348-9051 Only 3 Days Left IN OUR SELLING OUT SALE Store Closes For Good on Sat., Dec. 9 6:00 p.m., For Last 3 Days . . . PRICES Slashed EVEN MORE DRASTICALLY Everything Has To Go! BROWNING'S - MAIN ST. EXETER DELIGHT MOM with OUR AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC DELUXE FRYPAN Makes her baking, roasting and cooking a pleasure I Buffet style fry pan has high dome vented cover, generous 11" cooking surface and is completely immersible! Made of quality heavy gauge aluminum for fast, easy heating. In Harvest Gold, C,S.A. approved, Full 2 year replacement guarantee, Item No. 541.447 $16.99 ea '11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 You'll appreciate GULF FURNACE OIL because it's clean burning .1 For FREE Burner Service Call Ralph Genttner Fuels Ltd. GULF OIL AGENTS PHONE 235-2411 EXETER I wish to thank the voters of Stephen, Usborne and Exeter who supported me at the polls. I will do my best for the people of Huron County and this area in particular during the next two years. Clarence McDonald, Huron County Board of Education Institute hosts area seniors By MISS ELLA MOR LOCK C R ED I TON The Women's Institute en- tertained the senior citizens of the community at a Christmas party last Monday evening. Mrs. Harvey Hodgins and Mrs. Cliff Kenney's group was in charge of the food preparation and Mrs. Earl Neil's committee directed the program. Mrs. Walter Weber president, welcomed the guests who sang Christmas carols before enjoying the turkey dinner at which Rev, Douglas Warren asked the blessing. The programs followed the meal. There was singing by a male quintet, Walter Weber, Earl Haist, Ed. Lamport, Earl Neil and Cecil Skinner with Mrs. Thelma King accompanying them on the piano._ Mona Hodgins, accompanied by her mother Mrs. Harvey Hodgins, favored with a tap dancing number, and Cecil Skinner, accompanied by Mrs. King, with a violin solo. Steve Dundas related humorous anecdotes, and there was a reading by Mrs. Bruce Shapte.p. Guest speaker was Mrs. Ila Kayes, 9rand Bend, who does remedial teaching with the County Board of Education. Besides telling of her present work she reminisced about her experiences as teacher in Sharon and Crediton Public Schools. Members of the Men's Social Club wergpresen,t, They gavA al uchristmas gift froin the Club to lieach of the guests.- Council Party . "'"'"Wednesday evening the Stephen Township Council.,held their Christmas party in the Community Hall. Joe Dietrich was chairman of proceedings, Cecil Desjardine thanked the ladies of the Women's Institute who provided the meal. Cecil Desjardine and Wilmar Wein led a singsong with Mrs. Ken Hodgins at the piano. Gerald Dearing, Steve Dundas, Ken Campbell, Irvin Rader, Clifford Salmon and Harold Schroeder spoke briefly. The rest of the evening was spent playing progressive:euchre, LIC Supper Friday evening was the annual potluck supper of the congregation of Zion United Church. yrs. Cliff Kenney supervised the serving of the meal. Eatl Neil presented the budget and Ervin Ratz the report of the Nominating Committee. Harry Schroeder acted as secretary for the business proceedings, Rev. Dodglas Warren con- ducted a period of singing with Mrs. Ken Caffipbell at the piano and Doug Lewis favoured with a piano solo. Nelson Lamport showed slides taken during last summer's trip to Canada's West Coast. During the business session Mrs. Warren entertained the children upstairs, Personal Mr. & Mrs. Alf Tilley celebrated their 45th wedding anniversary last Thursday. They recieved gifts of flowers from the family, Play euchre . at Greenway By IVIANUEL CURTS There were six tables at the euchre party held in the Parish Hall last Wednesday evening. Winners were: ladies high, Mrs. George Mitchell; ladies low, Mrs. Nelson Rick; Men's high, George Mitchell; men's low Horace Lake, birthday anniversary nearest date, Mrs. Inez Eagleson. Recent visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Harold Brophey were Mr. & Mrs. Willis Brophey, Benhiem, Lloyd Brophey, Grand Bend Mrs. Vera Brophey and Lillian Ulens. Mr. & Mrs. Dean Smith, Grand Bend, visited recently with Evelyn and Manuel Curts. Mr. & Mrs. Graham Eagleson visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs, Glen Rock, Denfield. Glen had just returned home after hospitalization, Mrs, Zillah Sheppard is seriously ill in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, and Harold McDonald is a patient in hospital at Goderich. Mrs. Newton Hayter is progressing favorably in Victoria Hospital, London, By the way: Those who gossip are often caught in their own "mouth trap." MIDDLESEX 4-H AWARDS — The annual awards night for 4-H members in the Parkhill,Ailsa Craig areas was held in Ailsa Craig United church, Friday night, Shown above are; Rod Blonde presenting the Shur-Gain trophy to Ken. Simpson as the top first year member, Pat Hodgins with the purebred Holstein calf award ind Ruth Coursey, highest member in the Parkhill 4-H dairy calf club. T-A photo SAY 25-PIECE SOLDERING GUN KIT IN COMPACT, UNBREAKABL,E CARRYING CASE By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Regele and girls and David Glanville Princeton spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Stan Preszcator and girls and also visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Joe Regier and Tammy. Ron Harvey, Huron Park visited Sunday with Mr, & Mrs, Stan Preszcator. Mr. & Mrs. Donald Dinney attended the Clarke - Bannister wedding recently at Bryanston, 4-15 „,..., „„ . ,„,..,,,,,,. ,. ' I'd like to see the ten thousand pairs of shoes you advertised were on sale" it Thank You to rb - Retth<"'''" • limagg.5,413,grAlgaiwagth., School Supporters John A. McCann SKIL JIG SAW Powered to make all cutting easy and accurate, Has 2.4 amp Super Burnout Protected motor with thumb-tip "On- - Off" switch. Motor speed 3500 strokes per minute. Capacities : 1%" in softwood; 1" in•hardwood, '4" In aluminum and '" in mild steel. Includes 1 canted blade. Weight, 3% lbs. .- Item No, 547-459 SKIL 71/4" CIRCULAR SAW A big saw that has both power and capacity for tough cutting jobs, Depth of cut at 90', 2%", at 45', 1%". Has 9.0 amp Super Burnout Protected motor that develops 1% H.P. Includes blade, sawdust ejection system and accurate controls. Weight, 9% lbs. Item No. 547-460 SKIL 3/s" DRILL A quality drill that offers more chuck capacity. Housing is cast aluminum. Motor speed 750 R.P.M., forward with 2.5 amp Super Burnout Protected motor. Chuck capacity %". Includes removable side handle. Weight, 3% lbs. Item No. 547-458 Versatile new soldering gun kit nestles se- curely in protective custom-fitted carrying case, ready to take on hundreds of home soldering jobs. Complete I Contains every- thing required for delicate professional-type printed circuit work, wire splicing, repairs of TV, radio, appliances, electrical toys. Capable of handling many industrial appli- cations, too. Exclusive Automatic Thermal Regulation* (A. T. R.) delivers 'up to 200 watts of heat power. Single post — full transformer. • Plugs in anywhere—for home and industry • Lightweight, compact, beautifully balanced • Built-in spotlight illuminates work • Handle stays cool while heat power surges from tip • Handy on/off trigger switch Special $10 ,99 set Included in kit are: • Model 222 Hot Red Soldering Gun • Lightweight, unbreakable plastic carrying case • Roll of rosin core solder • 20 assorted soldering lugs • All purpose soldering aid • Convenient fluxing brush Item No. 547-998 ii 1 11 1 1 riimuiri1,1,11111 $24.95 ea. $35.95 ea. $17.95 ea. it Item No. 547-299 PHOTO'S CHALLENGER METRIC SOCKET SET 12 metric sockets by Proto's challenger packed in an attractive metal tray that hangs easily on the edge of a tool box. Ideal for the snowmobile or fdreign car owner, Sizes include: 8mm, 9mm, 10mm, 11mm, 12mm, 13mm, 14mm, 15mm, 16mm, 17mm, 18mm, 19mm Special $8.99 ea. 25' ULTRALOK TAPE AT A PRICE YOU'LL LIKE! 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STAPLE GUN SET PREFERRED BY PROFESSIONALS Give Dad this handy kit I Includes powerful Arrow T 50 tacker, plus screen and wiring attachment, Strong Com- pression spring action drives heavy gauge staples into the hardest woods, plywoods, plastics and com- position boards. Has quality high carbon hardened steel working parts. Item No. 547-626 SNOWMOBILE OIL , 43.95 PER QUART CASE * * * SNOWMOBILE Socks Woods 30 ° Below 1 95 PAIR Special $14.49 complete EXETER DISTRICT CO-OP C0•OP EXETER !".