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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-09-18, Page 25A RUBBER BACKED 100% NYLON SHAG CARPET BY DOMCOR THAT YOU CAN INSTALL YOURSELF Comes in Pure Sand, Moon Gold, Sunlight Brown, L'Orange and Sun- shine Red „ . in 12' widths. And because it has a heavy rubber backing, you can install it yourself and save on installation charges. This month it's on sale for less than 7,00 per square yard. ''' - '''' Save 20% on Johns-Manville ; Fiber Glass Insulation Now it's more important then ever before to / use the maximum amount of insulation J-M 11 Fiber Glass batts help keep heating costs from going through the roof. SAVE! Our Usual CAC. Price NOW R-7 (1,000 sq.ft.) 77.27 61.82 / R-10 (11,000 sq.ft.) 117.81 94.25 R-20 (I,000 sq.ft.) 227.21 181.77 Our Usual Cash & Carry Price is 8.95 Per Square Yard, But You Pay Only CARPET FOR A 9'x12' ROOM AS LITTLE AS 83.40 MICAFIL Pouring INSULATION Our usual cash and carry price for a Save 20% on Glidden Paints •• 7-- you pay only BAG Yes, our usual cash & carry prices on Gel-Flo, Spred House Paint and Spred Satin have been slashed by 20% from now till the end of the month. 41 x8r Sheets p rice Our usual C ea &C 247 EACH KOROLITE 2 79 It's easy to install Korolite polystyrene in- • i sulation and it's not only an ideal barrier to cold and vapours, it tones down outside noises. Smooths out to a brilliant glossy finish. Our usual C,&C. price 13.99 STOP DRAFTS . . . SAVE FUEL WEATHERSTRIPPING THRESHOLDS - DOoR SWEEPS A. #10010 3-Pc, Aluminum Weatherstrip Set B. #10260 Aluminum Threshold 1 1/2 " wide x 36" long C. #11130 3-Pc. Wdod Foam Weatherstrip Scit D. #10530 AluminuM/Door " Sweep, 1-34;'x36"' long E, #10070 3-pc. Aluminum Vinyl Weatherstrip Set Our usual cash & carry price for this acrylic latex paint is 13.49 36" long G. #12002 Grey Foam Tape We" wide x 17 feet And Glidden's Top-of-the Line interior latex Spred Satin A smooth latex wall paint that comes in hundreds of colors plus white. Our usual C &C price 10.99 JOHNS-MANVILLE MINI-ROLLS Our usual C &C price for R-7 is 4.07 5 09 Our usual C &C price for R-10 is 502 Save 15% on Aluminum Foil Insulation Type 1 Our usual C.&C. price for a 250-ft roll of 36" arum. foil is 7.10 C 5,99 A il'xe'Prefinished Panel Non-Metallic 14/2 Cable Save 33% this month on our 250-ft. rolls of NM D7 cable with ground. G.S.A. approved. Our usual C.&C. price 13' "ft. Aff ft, Bath Exhaust Fan Now reduced by 28%! Our usual cash and carry price is 13.88 but you pay Because they're seconds, you may not wish to use these panels in your rec room . .. but they're a great buy to finish off a laundry room, a kids' playroom or to panel a garage or cottage. They were on sale previously at 3.99 DUPLEX RECEPTACLE or TOGGLE SWITCH iN BROWN FLUSH MOUNTED SWITCH BOX WITH CLAMPS Special Purchase! Gregg Vanities Handsome Cavalier design finished in white with contoured counter top in variety of colors. Finished edges not included. Our usual C.&C. price for a 24" model 59.99 49.9 Our usual C.&C. price for a 30" model 69.99 64.9 Our usual CAC. price for a 36" model 79.09 74.9 WINDSOR WEST 500 Front Rd., LaSalle Open Fri till 9 p rn Sat till 5 30 p WINDSOR EAST Tecumseh Bypass, Hwy. 2 Open Fn p m :Sat till 5 30 ri m 15 BRANCHES r0 SERVE YOU Makes bevel cuts up to 450 ; makes straight, cur- ved or scroll cuts in wood, Metal or plastic. 376.3181 674.5465 797.3245 296.4991 768.1520 727.6001 734.1221 OWEN SOUND IIIDGETOWN SOUTHAMPTON THEDFORD WEST LORNE WINDSOR EAST WINDSOR WEST AMHERSTBURG 736.2151 EXETER 235.1422 GODER1OH 524-6321 GRAND BEND 239.2S74 HARROW 738.221 XiNDARbINE 396.3403 KINGSVILLE 733-2341 Xitei-IENER 744.6971 Reg, hours: Mon,-Fri, 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Sat. till 4 p.m. Model 7515 Black & Decker Jig Saw ) Time-Aclvocate, September 18, 197$ a rage, 9A GUIDES WERE BUSY - At the Kirkton Fair Saturday, members of the Kirkton Girl Guides group were busy operating a booth. Shown above with some of the crafts and baking for sale are Judy Thompson and Rosemary Weersink. T-A photo • formation of group Crediton youths study By MISS ELLA MORLOCK CREDITON Mr. & Mrs, Howard Lightfoot and Mrs. Baker and Mr, & Mrs. William Baker of Grand Bend spent last week at Rice Lake near Peterborough, Mr. & Mrs, William Schwartz and Doris were in Michigan for the weekend, visiting relatives in Flint and Pigeon. They called on cousins and on Mrs, Mose Haist, Mr. Schwartz's only surviving aunt. On their return journey they stopped at the Bad Axe Hospital in an attempt to see Ira Faist, seriously ill in Intensive Care. Mr. & Mrs, Reg Park of Gravenhurst, were weekend visitors at the home of Mr. & Mrs, Douglas Gill. Annie Cook of Erin was guest at the home of Ella Morlock last week . Sunday visitors were cousins from Pandora, Ohio, Brinsley pair out of hospital Mrs, Milo Rice and Mr, & Mrs. Fred Grismore. Mrs. Will Oestricher received word of the death of her brother- 'in-law Dr, S. L. Honey of Fen- wick, Sunday visitors with Mrs, Chris Dinney and Charlie were Mr. & Mrs. Bob Dinney and family of Huron Park, Joe Wilds, Mr. & Mrs. Bill Masse of Dashwood and Mr. & Mrs. Roland Gibson and family of London. With Mr. & Mrs. Walter Weber and Shelley Sunday were Mr, & Mrs. Norman Walper and Mrs. Wilfred Doupe of Exeter and Mr. & Mrs. Ron Weber and Scott of London, The occasion was the celebration of Scott's first bir- thday. His father is this year head of the Commercial Department at Sir Adam Beck Collegiate Institute. Mr. & Mrs. Orville Jones were guests of Mr. & Mrs, Will Oestricher last week. Royal Haist of Chicago, is visiting relatives in the area. Under the leadership of Rev, & Mrs. Bruce Pierce, more than thirty teenagers met in Zion United Church Saturday evening to discuss the formation of Youth Group. Plans include Bible study, music, drama and involvement in PW3-0.§ fo.P,40P to Ihe needy and underprivileged. - - Sunday afternoon Rev. Pierce was guest speaker at the Dash- wood Calvary United Church Cemetery Decoration and Memorial Service. Sunday afternoon Rev. & Mrs. Pierce and Mrs. Earl Haist at- tended Open House ceremonies at the Crest Homes, Crestview and Crestwood, two miles west of Elginfield on Highway 7. The Crest Homes, a pioneer project for Ontario, provide a place where mentally and emotionally disturbed people, able to leave a psychiatric hospital, can live in a family atmosphere until they regain ability to live in- dependently. Under the super- vision of house parents, they assist with the maintenance of the property and with the provision of the necessities of daily living. Mr. & Mrs, Len Rivett work as house parents weekends. They were present Sunday to explain to visitors the function of the homes. Rick Bowers is a patient at University Hospital. Correction - In last week's issue of the Times-Advocate it was wrongly stated that Open House at the manse will be October 15. Open House at the Manse is to be Sunday, October 5, ) • By GORDON MORLEY BRINSI.EY son„Osc.a yard.... 3 gekt14 weer - v4 kte. Oyer a reer-v4 s Wesley Lewis and other relatives, They went home last Wednesday. , Mr. & Mrs. H, Probpst and family of Niagara-on-the-Lake were weekend visitors with Mr. & Mrs. George Prest and Cindy. Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Thompson and Arlene were Thursday evening visitors with Gordon and Kathleen Morley. Miss Jane and Dianne Corbett are attending the University of Guelph again this fall, Mr. Wesley Lewis was able to return home from St, Joseph's Hospital on Friday evening. Bill Prest and Max Shepherd of Lindsay visited with their parents over the weekend. Mrs, Cecil Hartle returned home from St. Joseph's Hospitel last Sunday. Mr. & Mrs, Harvey Morley were Saturday evening dinner guests with Mr. & Mrs. Stuart McIntosh of Arkona, Sunday evening dinner guests with Mr. & Mrs. Jim Hodgins of Strathroy were Mr. & Mrs. Fred Lewis, Mr, & Mrs, Wilbert Lewis, Carolyn Lewis and Mike Horner, Ruth, Viola, Elmer and Rae Lewis. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Trevithick visited Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Irene Johnson who is a patient in St, Joseph's Hospital. from 2 to-5 p.m. _ 100110111WHOMIHROUOUNINIUMUMWOROUNIMMOUHUUNNOMMINHOOM When You're In Town for the Fair ... E--. DROP IN AND SEE OUR FINE SELECTION OF = ill = i. Arid Materials Are Here = g.: = ra B F.---- E :-..:. 1 444,144 LTD: Style Shop for Men I MAIN St EXETER I . 1111111111111111111111111111111111110111111111111111111111110111011111111111111011111111111110111111111111111111111)111111111111, EE F-2 E--. All The Latest Fashions F-- 5.** NEW FALL APPAREL • Suits • Sport Coats • Blazers • Trousers • Shirts • Sweaters • Ties R441,440 AND