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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-11-11, Page 7Times-Advocate, November 11, 1975 l age 7 Novemberfest big success Because many of the items have been specially purchased for this sale we reserve the right to limit quantities. Not all items are necessarily available at all branches. .All .prices are cash carry. Delivery and charge ac- counts are available at extra cost. Open weave simulated cane 18" shade with 8" white opal globe. Bulb not included. Has 12' chain. Our usual cash & carry price 39.95 e 4k Decorator Panels Our Usual C 13,C P ite SALE MISTY GOLD 10.99 6.99 MISTY GREEN 10.99 6.99 MISTY BLUE 10,99 6.99 MIDNIGHT CYPRESS 10.99 6,99 SOMETHING WHITE 10,99 6.99 L !----------"---ACHARCOAL WOODLAND 11.99 . CHARCOAL STRIPE 11.99 7.99 BUCKINGHAM WALNUT 11.99 7.99 SPRINGTIME 12.99 8.99 DISCONTINUED LINES: The above panels are being discontinued to make room for new lines. So act now and save 4.00 a panel while stocks last. These panels are either prints or paper overlays. The names we give to all our panels are simply intended to con- vey to the reader the colour and appearance of the panels. Ikp imiaminamwomammanof OFF O USl#AL CASH & I CARRY ,:`,P BEDFORD CARPET. , HARD-IINIp S BEDFORD Carpet by Harding 100% nylon with high density rubber backing so you can install it yourself if you wish. It's treated with SCOTCHGARD to resist soiling and static build-up. In Gold, Beige, Blue and Copper. Our usual C.&C. 7.95 SAVE 20% RUBBERSET PURE I, BRISTLE ----- BRUSHES 3 SIZES 7 1/2 " Roller COMPLETE WITH MOHAIR SLEEVE & METAL TRAY Our Usual CAC. Price • SALE 1 " BRUSH 1.79 1.43 2" BRUSH 3.69 2.95 3" BRUSH • 6.29 4.99 PKG. COVERS 5-6 Sq. Ft. Our usual C.&C. 8.39 SAVE Z-BRICK THE LAST WORD IN WALL COVERING 3 Colors To Choose From: COUNTRY RUSTIC RED COUNTRY RUSTIC BUFF COUNTRY RUSTIC SMOKE • BY PAWL SALMON MT. CARMEL In keeping with my sincere belief that one should mix business with pleasure at every available opportunity, I attended this year's Novemberfest dance disguised as a reporter. The dance, held this past Friday night, was put on at the Dash- wood Community Center by members of the Catholic Women's League from this area. The 1-leyWOods provided music which had the desirable affect of rousing people from their seats and onto the dance-floor, A draw for a package of assorted goodies was held and Father Mooney was on hand to present the parcel to the winner, Norman Breen of the Mt. Carmel area, Proceeds from the draw will go to Brother Bob IVIitdeholtz's missionary project in India, which I described in last week's column, A chicken dinner which was good enough to make Colonel Sanders jealous topped off the occasion and left me resolved to personally investigate more social functions in the future. All of the villagers in Mt. Carmel would like to extend wishes for a very, happy birthday to Elizabeth Miller, the dedicated bell-ringer at Our Lady of Mt, Carmel Church, who celebrated her birthday, Monday, November 8, Here's hoping that Miss Miller can enjoy many more birthdays yet to come. Wishes for a happy birthday are also extended to Pauline McCann, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack McCann, who turned 12 on this past Friday, November 4. Pauline celebrated her bir- thday with the help of two friends, Lynn and Laurie Cronyn, the daughters of Larry and Mary Cronyn of Centralia, who spent this past weekend with Pauline. During this past weekend, Annie Van Massenhoven, the housekeeper at the Rectory in Mt. Carmel, travelled with her mother, Mrs. Mary Van Massenhoven and a friend, to the home of friends in Kitchener. Mrs. Mary Bedard, a resident of Detroit, spent this past weekend with her mother, Mrs. Catherine Morrissey, here in Mt. Carmel. Sunday, October 81, in the presence of family and friends, Mrs. Sandra Dietrich was welcomed into the Catholic Faith at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church. Save 20% Here is the famous Glidden paint that gives you a beautiful soft finish is washable, and comes in an almost limitless range of decorator colors. It's one of the finest interior latex paints you can buy. Our usual cash & carry price is 12.24 per gallon, You save 2.45/gallon QUARTS 2.97 8'x12' PLASTIC DROP CLOTH OUR USUAL CASH & CARRY PRICE 1.29 99 While They Last POW BEL Y S Ail cast iron, 36" high. Double coated with black heat and rust resistant paint. Our usual cash & carry price 149.95 Complete with ties - 1.25 Mil Spred Lustre Enamel, semi-gloss finish. Our usual C.&C. 15.58/gal- lon Spred Lo-Lustre alkyd eggshell finish. Our usual C.&C. 15.58 per gallon Here's a Franklin fireplace that's built better to last longer. Comes complete with collar, grate, screen and brass ornaments - not just the fireplace alone Overall dimensions: 37" wide by 26" deep. Our usual cash & carry price is 249,95, but because of a 9900 TRUCKLOAD PURCHASE, we can offer them for GETS SPECIAL AWARD - Steve Harrison, son of Mr. & Mrs. Doug Harrison, Exeter, recently won an award from Beal Secondary School in London as the Most promising student in craft work. A graduate of South Huron District High School and the art course at Beal, Steve is presently employed in the desgin department of Acme Signs in London. Volunteers entertained QUARTS Now 3.78 QUARTS now 3.78 Our Usual C.&C- 59, NMD-7 C.S.A. Approved All Prices Are Cash & Carry I ter hartla 0 i!,4te--tret'Offfe(4(0 • <<TM‘t OUR USUAL CASH & CARRY SALE •IVORY TOGGLE SWITCH SS' now 39. •BROWN TOGGLE SWITCH. . 491 now 35c *BROWN DUPLEX RECEPTACLE 45' now 35" *IVORY DUPLEX RECEPTACLE ,64,39: now ww 49c 39 r *4" OUTLET BOX/CLAMPS 53' now 49` *SWITCH BOX, Deep +SWITCH BOX, Shallow . . • 694 now 49 PER FT. IN 250' ROLLS CUT LENGTHS AVAILABLE AT HIGHER COST. aiscoult qvg2 HOME CENTRES Lots OF FREE PARKING While Stocks Lost! Two colors to choose from: Grey/Black and 41110 Spruce or Jack lied/Black. Our usual Cash a Carry Price for these SQUARE Pine, 8' tong - or 210-1b. asphalt shingles is 16.95 P.E.T. 92 5/8" 15 BRANCHES To Serve You •••• "0. TO HWY. 21 SOUTHAMPTON 9' Discount Dave's HWY 18 FAIRWAY ROAD 01 Distount- Dave'S' FRONT RD, O il;ctiitAext TO An:itniriun4....., 100 Canadian Tire SOW Park Inn Discount Dave's MALOiN 11040 Nunn Church Rd Ilypas Discount Dave's oWEN SOUND 376.3161 1,11DOETowN 674.5465 SOUTHAMPTON 10-3245 'MEDFORD 296.4991 WEST LORNE T68-1620 WINDSOR EAST 72-6001 Tecumseh tlypess, Hwy. 2 WINDSOR WEST 134.1221 500 Front Road in LaSalle AMHERSTBURG 736.2151 EXETER 235.1422 GODERIOH 524.8321 GRAND REND 238.2374 HARROW 738.2221 KINCARDINE 3964403 KINGSVILLE p33-2341 KITCHENER p44.6071 580 Fairway Road South A social evening for representatives of groups and individual volunteers was held in the Huronview auditorium Thursday evening. Mr. Chester Archibald, Administrator, showed coloured slides and gave an interesting commentary of a trip taken last summer to Western Canada. Special events that had been filmed with the new audio visual equipment were shown followed by a general discussion on volunteer work. Mrs. Firikbeiner of Exeter expressed the ap- preciation of the volunteers to Mr. Archibald for sharing his trip and to the kitchen staff who prepared the buffet lunch. Dick Roorda led the Christian Reformed Song Service on Sunday evening accompanied at the piano by Marlene Vanderwal. The residents enjoyed two numbers by the juniors. The Clinton Legion provided a film for the Family Night program, The story of the film was related to Armistice day and was filmed in Holland and France, Percy Brown and Bert Colombe operated the projector and Mrs, Henderson and Mrs, Parker played piano instruments during intermission. MISS Margaret Mitchell who spent several years as a nurse in the armed services thanked all those responsible for the program. Miss Sybil Courtice and Mrs, Ross IVicNee were welcomed to the over 0 Club at the November Meeting. 'Dwenty-six members attended the get together and joined in the sing-a-long ac. companied by Mrs. Elsie Hen- derson. The Walker burri Club volunteers assisted with the activities, KINCARDINE Hwy. 21 North opp. Sutton Park Inn 3964403. Daily 8 a,m. - 5:30 Including Sat.* Friday till 9 p.m. 1 KITCH ,l ER 589 Fairway Rd, South hear the Mall, Phone /44-6371. Daily 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m. including Saturday,. Priday till KITCHENER Out-of-town Call Free of Charge. 1.800.265.8090 or 8991 Hog. noors: Mort.-Frl. 8 thin. to 5:30 p.m. Sat, tin 4 pail. KINCARDINE, KITCHENER, WINDSOR, EAST WINDSOR WEST: FRIDAY till 9 P.M, Saturdays till 5:30 P.M. WINDSOR WEST 600 Front Road in LaSalle. Phbne ?34-1221. Daily 6 men, • 6:30 incl. Saturday. Friday till 9 pan. WINDSOR EAST Tecumseh Bypass on highway 2. Phone 70401. Daily 13 a.m.. 8:30 incl. Saturday. Priday till9 p.m. OWEN SOUND On Hwy. 21 at Sprinprnount Corner. Phone 3784181. Open 8 a.m. 5;30 p.m. daily; Saturday till 4 p.m.