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Our Usual Cash &
Carry Price 9.85
YOU SAVE
OVER 30 PERCENT
685
Sq. Yd.
This is one of the best deals we have ever offered!
Sundial by Armstrong — a stunningly beautiful no-
wax floor that comes in a choice of 6 lovely designs.
It's 12' wide and has a tough, resilient foam inner
cushion that makes it quiet and comfortable un-
derfoot . . and you now pay 3.00 a square yard less
than our usual cash & carry price. What more could
you ask for!
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Now thru March 13
A SPECIAL PURCHASE
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Because many items have been
specially purchased to.0 this sale, we
reserve the right to limit cipantities„
Not alt items necessarily available at
All branches. All :prices are cash a,
carry.. Delivery 8, credit terms
available at extra cost. •
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for non-metallic 14/2 Oleo- Per Ft. trical cable is 12t per foot. So
IN 250 FT. COILS you save over 10.50 a roll.
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The United Church and the
Village of Grand Bend are at odds
over the amount of taxes the
church should be paying.
letter from Mr. Desjardine
questioned the policy of assessing
property that he considered to be
part of the Church and therefore
exempt.
The letter also added that
council makes a "generous" tax
concession every year to the
Legion and asked why something
similar could not be done for a
church.
Reeve Bob Sharen commented
that the tax concession to the
Legion is not all that substantial,
He said the Legion still must pay
the county's portion of the taxes
and is only exempt from paying
the share that would go to the
village.
Councillor Hob Simpson
recommended that no change be
made in the method of assessing
the church. He said any effort to
make changes would be just
playing games.
"It would cost more to check it
Out than the small amount in-
volved," he concluded.
No easy job
BY JIM BECKETT
T-A EDITOR
One of the most in-
teresting duties for
reporters on weekly
newspapers is covering
municipal council
meetings.
This writer welcomed the
opportunity of visiting the
council chambers in Grand
Bend Monday night to
report what is happening in
this busy community.
Although the relationship
between councils and' the
press gets' strained from
time to time I am sure both
groups recognize the im-
portance of the other.
One of the things that I
appreciated was the
. courtesy extended by this
group of community-
minded individuals. After
the meeting was over all
the councillors introduced
themselves and in-
formation regarding the
proposed parking plans
was handed out to the three
reporters.
It was almost midnight
When the. meeting ended 4,,
but that didn't stop reeve
Bob Sharen from taking me
on a late tour of the town.
It was obvious from
listening to him and the
councillors that they were
concerned about the future
of the village and that they
were doing their best to
cope with the many
problems that arise in
running the village.
After hearing some of the
difficulties they are forced
to deal with my admiration
for local councils has
returned. You often hear
them criticized for actions
that are not agreeable to
everybody but you never
seem to see many people
that want to come forward
and take their place.
When you consider the
hours they put in and the
salary they get., for their
efforts you have to agree
that councillors are truly
an exceptional group.
Large grant
for Playhouse
Huron Country Playhouse
Chairman, Bill Cochrane, Q.C.,
Goderich, announced today that
the Richard Ivey Foundation,
London is contributing $10,000
toward the Playhouse Capital
Fund. "The funds are specifically
eatfmarked for lighting in-
struments" said Mr. Cochrane,
"and brings the Playhouse that
much closer to matching its
$60,000 Wintario grant. If we can \
qualify soon enough, the
Playhouse' stage lighting System
will be installed in time for the
1976 Fifth Anniversary Season
which previews on June 29",
Members of the Playhouse
Board expressed appreciation to
the directors of the Richard Ivey
Foundation for their confidence
in the Playhouse organization,
"We are extremely grateful",
said Mr. Cochrane, "for the vital
rOle this foundation has played in
helping the Playhouse to estab-
lish itself".
NO CORRESPONDENCE
The TimeS-Advocate regrets
that due to the storm the Grand
Bend correspondent's news did
not make it in time. We trust our
readers will understand.
Just in Time for our 2nd Annual
"DO-IT-YOURSELF" SALE!
4'x90"
Prefinished Printed
Panels. And Because
They're 2nds, They're on
Sale While Stocks Last ..
Here's Outstanding
Value ...
Seneca
A RUBBER BACKED
CARPET IN 100%
NYLON In 124t. widths
7.99
Our Usual Cash & Carry
Price 10.75 Per Sq. Yd.
Dollar for dollar, this is one of
the best buys you can make!
It's stain resistant and easy to
clean . and because it's rub-
ber backed, no underpad is
necessary. And you can even
install it yourself. Comes in 12-
ft. widths.
WHILE STOCK LASTS
All Prices
Are Cash &
Carry But
Delivery &
Credit Terms
Are Available
At Extra Cost
SAVE
25%
3/8" DRILL
Discount
Dave's
OC
to 0
TJ
K1TCHENER
589 Fairway Rd. South.
Phone 744.6371. belly 8 A.M.-5:30 p.M.
including Saturday. Friday till 9 p,tn.
AND THESE STUDS ARE NOT
92 1/2 "! THEY'RE A FULL 8' SIZE
200
off
Glidden PAINT
CABLE‘4-cwf 4,(0(
MODEL
5726
WINDSOR EAST
Tacurnaah bypass on highway 2.
Phone 727-8001. Daily 8 5:30 incl.
Saturday. Friday till p p.ni.
WINDSOR WEST
soo Front Road in LaSalle. Phone
734.1221. Daily 8 - 5:30 Incl. Satur-
day. Friday till 9 p.m.
YOUR CHOICE:
NORDIC
SPLENDOUR or
SHERWOOD OAK
49
each
AND THEY'RE NOT LIGHTWEIGHTS! THEY'RE 5.5 MD. Thick
WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY
JUTE BACKED CARPET
During This Sale. save 50X
on any underpad
IN STOCK
At Discount Dave's, you'll find a wide selection of
rubber backed carpeting . . . but if you find a jute
backed carpet with a pattern or color you really like,
we'll sell you the underpad you need for 50 percent
off our usual cash & carry price
SPRED LO-LUSTRE LATEX WALL TRIM
Our usual C.&C. price 11.95 9.56 Gal.
SPRED SATIN LATEX WALL PAINT
Interior. Our usual CAC. 11.55 8.99 Gal.
SPRED LO-LUSTRE Alkyd Eggshell
Our usual C.&C.
price 14.69 11.75 Gal.
SPRED LUSTRE ENAMEL
Our usual C.&C.
14.69 11.75 Gal.
by Black & Decker
OUR USUAL
CASH
346
CASH & CARRY
PRICE 17.95
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On Highway It at SprinOmount Cor-
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5:30 D.M. daily: Saturday MI 4 p.m.
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On GREGG
KITCHEN
CABINETS
Remember: A 20% discount on a
new kitchen can add up to a very
substantial savings — depending
on the size of the kitchen, the
design you choose and the op-
tional extras you buy. So order
now at 20% off our usual cash
and carry prices.
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Save over 20% on a selpct
group of lights including this
RECESSED SPOTLIGHT
Unwired round recessed spotlight in
heavy gauge aluminum. Takes 75-
watt R30 lamp not included. Our sale
price 4.99
OUR USUAL CASH
& CARRY 6.49
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DISCOUNT DAVE'S IS LOCATED ON
HIGHWAY 83
WEST OF HWY. 4
IN GRAND BEND 0
ON HIGHWAY 21 AT HIGHWAY 83