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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-05-06, Page 94f your car has been in a collision or if rust is catching up with it, we hove the answer for you. Let us do the body work and painting and make your car look like new again, SPECIAL 1973 TOYOTA — 1600, with five speed transmission. Licence DJF3Q8 SPECIAL 1974DODGE MONACO — V-8, with '2695' power brakes, power steering and radio. Licence KXY255 '2695 RUMBALL MOTORS DASHWOOD 237-3302 BODY .05/ COLLISION REPAIRS We Give Free Estimates-,- ire19) • RELIABLE WORK • FAIR PRICES • COLLISION WORK • PAINTING Page 9 Times-Advocate, May 6, 1976 Don't be shy give Don a try! FOOD DOWS BEST-VALU BRIQUETTES 4 1.29 5 lb 69' Carlton Club Case of 24 Green Giant Frozen Kernel CORN CANNED POP 10.. 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Sewing a buttonhole is as simple as 1, 2, 3, 4 , Husqvarna's compact offers you more sewing area than most bulky, standard machines, a non-jamming shuttle, plus Husqvarna's exclusive non-oiling feature. And the whole package comes in a neat, attractive carrying case. Call your local Husqvarna Dealer for a demonstration. Husqvarna Makes Sewing Simpler. Hopper Hockey Furniture Ltd. 355 Moir, Street, Exeter, Ontario, NOM 1S0 (519) 235-1990 FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES — OUR SPECIALTY Saintsbury personals guests with Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Davis. Mr. )ugh Davis is attending the "Mahoney Road School" at Guelph this week. By MRS. STAN PRESZCATPR Travis and Troy Robinson, RR I Lucan and Diane Beaver spent the weekend with their grand- parents Mr. & Mrs. Sam Lawson RR 1 Exeter. Mr. & Mrs. Sam Lawson, RR 1 Exeter visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Larry Robinson and boys RR 1 Lucan. • Mrs. Harold McCallum, RR 1 Walton, spent last Thursday with her sister Mrs. Stan Preszcator. Mr. & Mrs. Stan Preszcator and girls spent last Saturday with Mr. & Mrs. Ed Regele RR 4 Walton., patients Jean Jervis, hostess Mrs. Edythe Murdy, and assistant to Mrs. Jervis, Mrs. Iva Hodgins, Three of these quilted tapestries were made and donated by Mrs. Jervis for the raffle. photo by Y. Romaniuk., DAFFODIL TEA — The Lucan Biddulph Branch Cancer Society held their annual tea in Lucan at the home of Mrs. Edythe Murdy last Wednesday afternoon and evening. From left to right are co- campaign chairperson Mrs. Elsie Gibson, chair person of service to By MRS. HEBER DAVIS- Penny Smith Centralia was weekend guest with Nancy Tindall. Nancy was celebrating tier birthday. On Sunday they look part in the "Walk for Can- cer" with a group from the Centralia Sunday School. On Monday Miss Kim Flood Lucan was her guest. Mrs. Larry Greenlee en- tertained Mrs. Raymond Greenlee,Exeter and Mr. & Mrs. Earl Greenlee with dinner in honor of Larry's birthday Vr'ednesday evening, Patti Dobbs attended a birthday party and sleep-over for her friend Megan Spring, London on Thursday. licher Davis and Tom Kooy Centralia attended a Perth Deanery Meeting in the Anglican Church, Listowel, Monday night. Kim & Pam Greenlee spent the weekend with their cousins Nancy and Marylou Tindall while their parents celebrated their wedding anniversary. Mrs. Margaret Carroll, at- tended as delegate, the 60th anniversary convention of the Home and School Association held in Hamilton on April 29 to May 1. Ian & Brenda Carroll stayed with their grandparents, Mr. & Mrs, Harry Carroll while their mother was away. Mr. & Mrs. Heber Davis were dinner guests Sunday with their (laughter and son-in-law. Mr & Mrs. Jim Barker and visited with the former's sister Mr. & Mrs. Mervin Elston, Centralia, in the evening. Mr. & Mrs. Bill Mann and Joe London were Sunday dinner Weather shocks holiday couple fir k, iv No g "When Herb got the estima e for spraying this season, he decided to do it himself!" Theodorus Keel, was baptised and welcomed as a new member of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church. heat of Puerto Rico, only to find that, hack home, Spring had not yet sprung! On April 22, the fashion design students at London's Fanshawe College heict a fashion show at the Holiday Inn's City Centre, and one of the designers whose displays pleased the capacity crowd of 700 was Sherri Trainor, the daughter of Mrs. Mary Trainor, a resident of our village. Sherri, who designed four of the out fits which were displayed, and who has other designs in her repertoire, is in her second year of a three year design course at the College. Another of Mrs. Trainor's fold, her son Earl, left on the morning of Sunday, May 2, destined for Calgary, Earl, and John Martine, a friend from Dashwood who accompanied him, hope to find summer employment in that city. On Sunday, April 25, Adrian Kaj Keet, son of Mr. and Mrs. peratures were the norm in the Caribbean, and you can image the surprise of the Darlings when they left the ninety-eight degree Brinsley news By PAUL SALMON Mt. Carmel Although most of us in the area are throwing violent curses in the general direction of the snow and rain which signalled the begin- ning of May, Mr, and Mrs. Don Darling, who have just returned from an extensive Caribbean cruise, are perhaps the most distraught over our miserable weather. The couple left on Friday, April 23, for Detroit, and on Sunday, April 25, they took a plane south- ward, eager to embark on the cruise, The ship (hey were on called at six major ports, the first of which was Curacao off the South American coast. From there the Darlings toured Venezuela, including Caraccas, then it was off to Martinique, St. Thomas in the Virgin Islands, and St, Juan, Puerto Rico. They were most impressed by the beauty and cleanliness of the Virgin islands, which was a startling contrast to many of the poverty-stricken areas they visited. Eighty-degree tern- By GORDON MORLEY Weekend visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Eddie Watson and family were the latter's parents Mr. & Mrs. John Walker of Aylmer. Mr. & Mrs. Howard Hodgson and Murray visited Mr. & Mrs. Barry McConnell last Sunday in London. Miss Joyce Hodgson and friend London also visited there too. Mr, & Mrs. Gregory Ramsey of Denfield have moved into the home formerly occupied b'. Mr. & Mrs, James Styles. Mr, & Mrs. Jim Morley dined Wednesday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Joe Durand and Adam of London. Diane Corbett returned to University of Guelph to begin her (him year in biology. 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