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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-05-22, Page 19%JOIN THE BIG Electrohome 15,000 B.T.U. AIR CONDITIONER Sugg. Retail $539.50 '399 The annual Fashion Show "Waltzing into Spring", spon- sored by the UCW and presented by Marlyne and Gary MeFalls on Wednesday evening, in Bidclulp.h School was most Successful, It was one of the fiftieth an- niversary celebrations of Church union and banners made by young people of the church were Electrohome 6,000 B.T.U. AIR CONDITIONER Sugg. Retail $329.00 $199 With These HOT BUYS On Electrohome and Comfort Air Compare Anywhere .. . But Don't Wait Too Long Because We Have Only 5 Units In Stock WE ACCEPT TRADES WHITING'S • Warehouse Furniture and Appliances Unlimited (New and Used) • Antiques & Things • MAIN ST. 235-1964 EXETER FAMILIES IN FASHION SHOW — One of the features of Wednesday's fashion show sponsored by the Lucan United church was the appearance of a number of mothers with their children. 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Exeter Office 235-2420 Grand Bend Office 238-8484 .1, Times-Advocate, May 22, 1975 Page 7A STORE HOURS: MONDAY through FRIDAY 11 AM to 9 PM THURSDAY SATURDAY 9 AM to 6 PM 11 AM to 6 PM Closed SUNDAYS EARL BERSCHT OUR SEWING MACHINE EXPERT COMES TO BASE FACTORY OUTLET SATURDAY, MAY 24 10 A.M. TO 5 P.M. Mr. Earl Berscht, our sewing machine repairman and instructor, will be at our store May 24, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Bring in your sewing machine for a check or repairs. Mr. Berscht has had over 37 years experience and all his work is guaranteed for a full year. SHEETING 2.17 PER LB. WHITE $ THE BASE FACTORY HURON COUNTY'S LARGEST Base Factory Outlet is now the authorized dealer for HUSQVARNA sewing machines for Clinton and district. We are offering special prices for public & high schools. School Board inquiries are invited. Please call Mr. or Mrs. Jutzi at Base Factory Outlet 482-7700. OUTLET DEPARTMENT STORE MEN'S- BOYS' -LADIES'- GIRLS' and BABY'S WEAR YARD GOODS-FURNITURE- MATTRESSES -PAINT SEWING MACHINES-SMALL APPLIANCES-LAMPS LOCATED ON HWY NO. 4 SOUTH OF CLINTON AT VANASTRA THIS WEEK'S FEATURES Husqvarna BEDSPREAD END VARIETY OF COLORS sewing machines $1.60 PER LB. JUST ARRIVED 100% POLYESTER KNIT PATTERNED - 60" WI DTH never need oiling Goodbye forever to oil cans and oil spots. Fabrics and oil just don't together. So Husqvarna developed a range of sewing machines that noer need oiling. Moreover, they'll enable you to sew any type of fabric with better results. And make it more fun doing it. You'll find yourself smiling while you're sewing with a Husqvarna. A smile of pride. Try it! RIISQVARNA 100 MARS SPECIAL PRICES AVAILABLE ON DEALS MADE THIS WEEK $4 21 PER YD. • 100% POLYESTER FINE WEAVE - SEMI-SHEER NO-IRON - FULLY WASHABLE $ 1 27 II • PER YARD ODDS AND BOX SPRINGS ENDS 39" 8, 54" WIDTHS $39." WHILE THEY LAST More features from the ground up. Bolens Garden Tillers. MT. CARMEL, ONT. 237-3456 Pantry Place • Pastime Place RR 3, DASHWOOD Ball- Macaulay Ltd. Care BUILDING CENTRE CLINTON 482-3405 HENSALL 262-2418 SEAFORTH 527-0910 EXTRA SPECIAL BUY LATEX PAINT for inside/outside This exceptional buy is just what you need when you have to paint every year or two. It's ideal for cottages, fences, garages, etc. . . . Available only in White. Extra special price, Only $489 per gallon GLIDDEN 444 RED WOOD STAIN Good protection for wood surfaces such as siding, fencing and trim to name a few. Easy to apply and good drying time. Available in Redwood or Walnut. Only $5 per gallon 98 AVAILABLE ONLY WHILE QUANTITIES LAST GLIDDEN 444 RED WOOD STAIN PAINT BRUSHES Our Gold Line is made of pure bristles and it's an ideal brush for oil base paints. It comes in 5 widths. Economy Prices. 2" $190 3" *290 GOLD LINE ii GREEN LINE PAINT ROLLER KIT Convenient- piece set Contains: 1 Deepwetl Paint Tray; 1 Roller Frame with threaded handle; 2 9 th" Hi-Pile Acrynel Roller Covers; 1-3" Trim mit Roller. Our Green Line is also made of pure bristles. Medium price range and is available in 6 widths. Comfortable grip. 2" $280 3" $450 complete set Fashions waltz into spring School board member outlines responsibilities displayed in the gym, as well as a picture which included all the ministers of the church since 1925. The 1975 fashions for children, (who, by the way, stole the show) teens, men and women were modelled by local people and were lovely. The 1925 fashions worn by six members of the Friendship Unit and loaned by Theatre London, brought the house down! Owing to the unfortunate illness of the commentator, Mrs, Robert Stutt, Mrs. James Freeman of Holy Trinity Anglican Church agreed, on very short notice, to do this very important job. The members of the UCW are most grateful to her for a job well done. Piano music, in moods to suit the different models, was provided by Mrs. Clarence Hardy, also a member of Holy Trinity, so it proved to be quite an ecumenical evening. Guests were welcomed by president Mrs. Ross McRoberts and the various conveners in- cluded Mrs. Ivan Hearn in charge of models, Mrs. Eldon Young, refreshments, Mrs. George Carpenter, decorations with Mrs. McFalls, Mrs. Edythe Mugford, Mrs. Stanley Flood and Mrs. John MacDonald assisting the models in the feminine dressing room. Gary McFalls assisted in the men's dressing room. Mrs. M. H. Hodgins was the general convener. During intermission, Mrs. David Park conducted the draws for the door prizes and winners included:Diane Flood, sunglasses from Carpenter Optical, Exeter; Donald Smith, gift from Janice's Beauty Salon; Jean Hodgins, gift from Muriel Carling, Avon Rep.; Muriel Corbett, gift from Betty Hodgins, Avon Rep.'; Elinor Kestle, set from the Skylark Beauty Salon; Diane Goudy, set from Sharon's Beauty Salon; Bill Darling, set from Joyce's Beauty Salon; Linda Abel, gift certificate from Nicholson Flowers. Needless to say, the two gen- tlemen prize winners caused a bit of hilarity, but their wives will be the beneficiaries! Honor bride-elect A 'miscellaneous bridal shower for school friends and neighbors honoured bride-elect Lynn Emery on Tuesday evening at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. & Mrs. T. Emery, Sr., Alice Street, with bridesmaid Tina Quinn as hostess. Lynn becomes the bride of Robert Graham on June 14 at the Lucan United Church. complete the executive. The dance last Saturday night, sponsored by the association, was very successful. Lodge ladies entertained Members and friends of Irving Lodge No. 154 A.F.&A.M. en- tertained their ladies at a dinner dance on Friday evening, May 16 at the Lucan Community Centre. A delicious roast beef and or chicken dinner was enjoyed, by approximately 100 couples, with Bill Smith as master of ceremonies. Head table guests included Right Worshipful Brother and Mrs. Earl Watson, the District Deputy Grand Master of South Huron District, who brought greetings from Grand Lodge. Also present were two 50 year members, Brother Harold Corbett and Brother Harold Hodgins with their wives. ,Tribute was paid to the ladies by Bro. Dan Gwalchmai and Mrs. Robert Anderson, wife of the Master of the Lodge made an appropriate response. On behalf of all the ladies present, Mrs. Anderson was presented with a dozen red roses and a gift. Mrs. Watson reveived one of the lovely table centres while Mrs. Corbett was presented with the other arrangement. Dancing was enjoyed, following the dinner, with the music being provided by the Joe Overholt Orchestra. The Junior Warden, Brother Emerson DeGraw, was convener for the event. Bolens tillers take the back breaking work out of ground breaking. Powered by 5 or 31/2 hp engines, they slice through the ground. An ad- justable depth bar lets you regulate tilling down to 6" deep. Till a narrow 9" row or as wide as 461/2 " (with tine extensions). Wide handles keep tiller in line. All con- trols conveniently mounted on console. Batons. A good yard ahead. On Thursday evening Mr. James Scott, McGillivray Bid- dulph & Lucan member on the Middlesex County School Board, spoke to members of the Home, School & Community Association, at their May meeting in the Lucan School. Mr. Scott spoke of his duties and responsibilities on the board and to the ratepayers in the three municipalities. A most in- teresting and informative question and answer period followed, The executive was disappointed that more parents were not interested in learning of things which concern the education of their children. Mrs. H. J. Barnes, treasurer for the Lucan & District Cooperative Nursery School, spoke of the work done with this age group and showed a film taken at the school. A question and answer period also followed this presentation. The executive of the association report that there are still some offices to be filled to