The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-10-03, Page 24Authorized Dealer For
HOMELITE
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Sm all Engine Re
pair Service
HENSALL 262-2103
107 Queen - One Block
North of Business Section
Hours 8 to 6
Fri, nites till 9
We Sell
The Best
and
Repair
The Rest
discoar
rave's Paneling from Discount Dave's
make walls glad to be alive . • •
THINK WHAT THEY'LL DO FOR YOU
COURTYARD MAHOGANY
AMHERSTBURG 736-2151
COMBER 687-2401
EXETER 235-1422
GODERICH 524-8321
GRAND BEND 238-2374
HARROW 738-2221
KINCARDINE 396-3403
KINGSVILLE 733-2341
KITCHENER
589 Fairway Rd. South 744-6371
OWEN SOUND. 376-3181
RIDGETOWN 674-5465
SOUTHHAMPTON 797-3245
THEDFORD 296-4991
WEST LORNE 768-1520
WOODSLEE 829-2600
WINDSOR WEST
500 Front Rd. LaSalle 734-1221
WINDSOR EAST New Hwy. 2
Tecumseh Bypass 727-6001
A first quality, 4' x 8' pre-finished panel that's one of our best
sellers.. .'and just look at the price! Cash & carry at Discount
Dave's -
EVANS AUTUMN HAZE
This is from our famous Ridgeguard series. A fine wood print
that's virtually maintenance free and retains its good looks for
years. Cash & carry •
EVANS FLAMINGO
This is from our Eldorado series. Come, see it. It's both distin-
ctive and durable, and you can maintain its beautiful finish
simply by cleaning it with ,a damp cloth. Cash & carry -
CASH & CARRY AT DAVE's ..... U 0
HERE'S WHAT YOU *GET:
*20 pieces of 2" x 3" x 8' spruce •70 lineal feet of
2" x 3" spruce 020 pieces of 1" x 2" x 8' spruce
wall strapping •50 lineal feet of 1" x 2" spruce
wall strapping •1 roll of aluminum foil (250 feet)
Type 1 •11 sheet of "Courtyard Mahogany'
paneling •140 lineal feet of 1" x 2" ceiling strap-
ping •120 plain white ceiling tiles, 12" x 12" x 1/2 "
046 lineal feet of 3/4 " Mahogany baseboard •120
Self-Stik 12" x 12" floor tiles •1 set - Mahogany
door stop 02 lbs. of 11/4 " finishing nailes •1 set of
2 1/4 " Mahogany casing •6 lbs. of 31/2 " Ardox nails
•1 package of 9/16" staples •5 lbs. of 2 1/2 " Ardox
nails •1 set 1 x 5 Mahogany door jamb •1 pair of
3"'x 3" butts •Mahogany door, 2'6" x 6'8" x 1 3/8"
•1 passage lock, No. 100B.
TO LIGHT UP YOUR
REC ROOM
Solid state dimmer switch, shown, con-
trols up to 600 watts of incadescent
light, $6.99 at Discount Dave's. Fixture
"A" features a rich wood back with am-
ber glass barrel - model 17230, width 5-
5/16" x 9" . . $12.951 fixture "B" is
model 11201 a 4-3/8" x 51/2 " potlight in
aluminum, brass, copper or white at
$7.95; recessed fixture "C" is a 100 watt
model (11002) at $9.95...
the 150 watt model (11103)
is priced at $11.95.
Johns-Manville
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CEILINGS
Simple to install
Lovely to live with
Monday thru Friday from 8:00
a.m. till. 5:30 p.m.; Saturdays
till 4:00 p.m. AMHERSTBURG
open Fridays till 9:00 p.m.
KITCHENER,
WINDSOR EAST, and
WINDSOR WEST
THURS. & FRIDAY TILL 9
SATURDAYS TILL 5:30
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IN REGAL CAVALIER
DESIGN ... Complete with
Contoured Tops $ V99 up SCARFE
PAINTS
•Leisure line interior
finishes
•Gold line exterior finishes
•Colorspan tints literally
100's of colors to choose
$10.95 Per Gallon
$3.59 per Ouart
Base cabinet in white finish, with con-
toured tops in a variety of patterns and
colors. Five sizes to choose from,
NO SPECIAL
TOOLS REQUIRED
Attach wall moulding
around perimeter of room;
fasten hanger wires to
joists or pesent ceiling and attach the main Tees at 4'
intervals. Then snap 4'
cross tees into pre-Bunched
main tees at 2' intervals.
Set panels in grid.
DO A , 12' x 16' CEILING
USING "CLOUD WHITE"
PANELS FOR AS LITTLE
AS 32' PER SQUARE
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Tuesday, October 8
(PLEASE NOTE CHANGE'OF DATE)
EXETER - By Exeter Lions dub
HURON PARK - By Exeter Lions Club
CENTRALIA Ray Shoebottom and helpers
DASHWOOD - Mrs, Hugh Boyle and helpers
CREDITON -Mrs. Wafter Weber
.Baptism .at Saintsbury
By MRS. HEBER DAVIS
Service was held. in St.
Patrick's church Sunday mor-
ning at eleven o'clock with Rev.
R. Savary in charge, Rev. George
Anderson rector of Trivitt
Memorial church, Exeter was
,guest speaker and conducted
Baptismal service for his
grandson Derek Alexandra
Raymond Greenlee, son of Mr. &
Mrs. Larry Greenlee . God-
parents, were Mr. .& Mrs. Leslie
Greenlee,
Gourmets
hold meeting Following the service Rev,. &
Mrs. Anderson, Mr, & Mrs. Earl
Greenlee, grandparents, Mrs..
Raymond Greenlee, Exeter, Mr,
& Mrs. Heber Davis, Great-
grandparents and Mrs. Rd.
'Dickins, Great-great grand-
mother and the God parents Mr,
& Mrs. Leslie Greenlee and
daughter Kimberly were en-
tertained to dinner with. Mr. 4.
Mrs. Larry Greenlee.
Personals
Mr. & Mrs, Bob Tindall Robt &
A world of food is
study for 4-H girls
By MRS, ROBERT LAING
CROMARTY
The first meeting of Staffa No,
2 for the club project A World of
Food in Canada, was held
Monday evening at the home of
Mrs. John Wallace.
The meeting opened with the 4-
H pledge followed by the election
of officers. president Jeana
Elliott; vice-president Margaret
Laing; sec-treasurer Bonnie
Norris; assistant Betty Anne
Miller; press reporter Margaret
Laing; poster comm, Gail
Harburn, Margaret Laing; book
covers Kathy Douglas, Cheryl
Riley, Sally Van Landuyt;
telephone Kathy Douglas.
Achievement Day will be held
Dec. 7,
The girls were divided into
cooking groups as follows, Kathy
Douglas, Bonnie Norris, Jeana
Elliott; Margaret Laing, Gail
Harburn, Betty Anne Miller,
Pam Wallace and Cheryl Riley,
Sally Van Landuyt, Teresa
Wallace.
Mrs, Charles Douglas led a
discussion on Canadian History
and Foods of the Early Settlers,
At their second meeting the
girls chose The Happy Cookers
for their name. Ten girls and two
leaders answered the roll call
with the name of a Canadian food
By MRS, HAROLD DAVIS
KIRKTON
The fourth meeting of Kirkton
No. 4 4-H "Galloping Gourmets"
was held at the home of Mrs. F.
Parkinson. The meeting opened
with the 4-11 pledge and the roll
call was answered with a food
formerly made at home, by the
eight girls present.
The Minutes were read by
Janice Thomson. Notes were
reviewed, and Margaret
Parkinson made Dutch chocolate
and Karen Insley made German
Tea Squares. All enjoyed the
sampling and the meeting was
adjourned.
Personals
Mrs. Ellis Strahan and MisS
Jean Copeland attended the
annual meeting of District 10 of
the Horticultural Society at
Calvary United Church, Rodney
on Saturday.
Miss Jean Copeland and Mrs.
Harvey Bilyea and Lorie Of St,.
Marys spent the weekend at the
home of Mr. & Mrs. Maurice
Mistele of Rodney.
Dean. Van Arenthal attended
Ilderton Fair on. Saturday. Bob
showed his 2 and 3 year old
belguim. mares on the halter and.
as a team. They won two first
prizes and one second,
Nancy Tindall attended the fair
with her friend Robin. Revington,
Lucan and Marylou with Fenny
Hodgins Lucan.
The congregation of St.
Patrick's church are having a
new roof installed on the south
half of the church and the interior
decorated.
Mr. & Mrs. Heber Davis were
Friday evening guests with Mr: &
Mrs. Jack. Dickins, Exeter and
on Saturday they were dinner
guests with MrS. R. Dickins,
Eketer.
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Dobbs en-
tertained twelve class mates of
their daughter, Patti at the
Holiday Inn, London Sunday on
the occasion of her birthday.
The "Dobbs family" spent
Sunday evening with their friends
Mr, & Mrs, LotrMarziali, London,
NAN LEADS THE WAY — Nan, the goat led the Filson family entry in Saturday's liderton Fair parade.
Riding on horses are Laura Laing and Ray and Ken Filson. T-A photo
used by early settlers. Bonnie
Norris gave,thesecretary's report,
,
Mrs. Douglas discussed the topic.
Our Heritage from New France,
and Canada's Food Guide was
reviewed, Mrs. Wallace and Mrs,
Douglas did a small skit about
bartering prices for goods in
early years.
Personals
Mr. & Mrs, Calder McKaig
have returned home after
spending some time in British
Columbia, visiting with Mr. &
Mrs. Donald Smith. While there
they also attended the 50th
wedding anniversary
celebrations of Mr. McKaig's
cousins, Mr. & Mrs. George
McKaig of White Rock, and went
sight-seeing on Vancouver
Island.
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas L. Scott
arrived home last week following
a motor trip to the west.
Debbie Hulley, Winthrop, spent
the weekend with her cousins,
Steven, Lisa, and Leanne Gar-
diner.
Mr. & Mrs, Robert Laing and
Tommy, and Mrs. John Jef-
ferson visited Sunday with Mr.
& Mrs. Donald Riehl, Seebach's
Hill.
Marilyn Laing is spending a
two-week vacation with relatives
in Regina, Moose Jaw and
Calgary.
ADAMS
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• General Sheet
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• Air Conditioning
• Humidifiers
• Ventilation
235-2187
133 Huron St. East, Exeter
Three couples
are married
By MANUEL CURTS
GREENWAY
Congratulations to Max
MacGregor and Yvette Ross who
were married on Friday and to
Wendy Hicks and Glenn Dixon
and Joe Hodgins and Mary
Hodgins whose marriages took
place on Saturday,
Mr. & Mrs. Milton Pollock and
Mr. & Mrs. Ross Pollock,
Chatham have returned to their
homes following a twelve day trip
to the Eastern Provinces.
Mrs. Wm. Hicks, Parkhill and
her daughter, Mrs. Peter Clark,
London, visited recently with Mr.
& Mrs. Selbourne English.
Evelyn, Viola and Manuel
Curts visited Sunday with Mr. &
Mrs. Ken Smithers, London.
By the way: A doctor says
wearing clothes too tightly can
stop the circulation. We question
it! We know lots of girls who do,
who are never out of circulation.