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One Week Only!
FATHER'S DAY GIFTS
AT DISCOUNT DAVE'S
Here's A Fantastic Gift!
Rockwell's new
9" motorized saw.
Complete with motor, two wings and stand
Ready-to-run: no electrical connections
or adjustments necessary
FEATURES
1 Fully enclosed thermal overload
protected motor develops 11/2 HP
2 Rips to center of 30" board
3 Cuts 2" stock, 1 5/e" at 45°
4 Full size 22s! x 32" table with
extensions
5 12 34" in front of blade for greater
cut-off capacity
6 All ball bearing construction
7 ,Self-aligning rip fence
8 See,•through blade guard with
splitter and anti-kickback
attachment
9 Lockable power switch
10 Safe, up front controls
Heavy-duty stamped steel wings
12 Stand included
MODEL 34-580 includes:
No. 34-570 saw with Motor, Rip
Fence, Guide Bars, Table Insert,
Miter Gauge, Blade Guard, 9"
Blade, Wrenches, No. 50-802 Stand
and No. 34-583 Extension Wings.
it Rips, it
Crosscuts,
it Miters
On a huge 22" x
32" table you
can cut stock 2"
deep, Or 1 5/8" at
45°. And rip to the
centre of a 30"
board, with self-
aligning rip fence to
insure precision cuts
every time.
A whole new lo
n showering se.Trf m srrays rang- sos _
pulsating mas n
So regular
Chrome plated,
solid brass body
Easy Installation
Self•cleaning
SANE 4.59!
Our usual cash &
carry price for this
Pulsating Shower-
head is 22,95! Model
20915
Black a Decker
3/8" DRILL 5726
JIG SAW 7504
SANDER „04
The9tre superbly made. The 3/8" drill has double
reduction gears for high torque drilling power, The jig
saw, double insulated with burn-out protected motor,
makes straight, curved and scroll cuts in wood, metal
and plastics. The orbital sander Is extra fast - 10,000
obits per minute - for smoother finishing of wood, metal
and plastics. Take your choice! Only 13.88 each during
this sale. 1-YR. FREE REPLACEMENT GUARANTEE
For Cotstplete Details. See You Local Discount
Dave's Branch
1r.55 TACKER
Intermediate duty tacker uses
6 No. T-50 staple sizes up to
9/16". Uses T-50 wire,
screen and shade at-
tachments. Our usual C.&C.
price 14.95
7-Pc. SCREWDRIVER
SET 5.88 by Fuller
Consists of 1/4 "x4", 1/4 "x6",
3/16"x4", stubby slotted,
scratch awl, #2 Phillips
and pocket screw-
driver.
Stanley 24"
ALUMINUM
LEVEL 7.59
Non-Adjustable glasses.
Top and bottom milled and
ground/2 vials. Features 2
"Levelguard" 360° vials;
one plumb, one level - in
open vial stations. Model
5248 The
Peefect
Gift For
DAD
Reader's Digest introduced this
book at a mail order price of
21.45 - 19.96 for the book and
1,49 for postage and handling -
Some bookstores price it at
24.95. Tells you how to handle
practically every type of
household repair - from fixing a
leaky faucet to building an extra
room. Contains more than
2,000 diagrams & illustrations.
Stanley
HAMMER
#C3111/2 ham-
mer. Quality made
On sale for one
week only at Ail 69
A. 7
aiscout
D Y'sQ92
HOME CENTRES
16 BRANCHES INCLUDING MATOILW'S
7364151 OWEN SOUND
235.1422 RIDGETOWN
624.8321 SOUTHAMPTON
238-2374 THEDPORD
738-2221 WEST LORNE
3964403 WINDSOR EAST
733.2341 WINDSOR WEST
744.6311 WINDSOR CENTRE
Bypas NEW HWY 2
Discount
Dave's
Discount
°ayes
Rog, hourSt
Monday thee
Friday 8 A.M.
to 6:30 P.M.
SATURDAYS
TILL 4 P.M.
376.3181
674.6465
7914245
296-4991
768.1520
727-6001
734-1221
254-1143
KITCHENER, KINCARDINE, WINDSOR EASTand
WINDSOR WEST OPEN FRIDAY till 9 P.M.; SAT. till 5:30
WINDSOR CENTRE (MattheVes) OPEN DAILY 8 A.M. 6 P.M.
Including SATURDAY: OPEN THURSDAY & FRIDAY NIGHTS
TILL 9:00 P.M,
. . ,
TO RACETRACK .. 10 MHEAS1EfUR1 EXTENDED
HOURS
at these stores
SMOKE ALARM
General Electric #SA201. Loud
85 decibel horn sounds even if
household power fails. Installs
with 2 screws. Complete with
battery.
AMHEFtSTBURG
EXETER
GODERICH
GRAND BEND
HARROW
KINCARDINE
KINGSviLLE
KITCHENER
WINDSOR EA T
Tecumseh Bypass on highway 2,
Phone 727.6001, Daily 8 a.rn. 5:30
Ind, Saturday. Friday till 9 0.111.
'WINDSOR WEST
500 Front Road in LaSalle. Phone
734-1221. Daily 8 a.m. - 5;30 incl.
Saturday. Friday till 9 pan.
WINDSOR CENTRE (Matthew's )
700 Teoumaah Rd. West, Ph, 254-1143.
Daily 8 a.tri. * 6:00 p.n. Including
Saturday. Thurs. & Friday till 9.
S
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TO TEACH — Mary Jane
Gillespie, daughter of Bill and
Mary McCann, recently received
a p.Ed, from the Faculty of
Education, University of Western
Ontario, She was also on the
dean's honours list. Jane has
accepted a teaching position at
Southdale Public School in
Strathroy. Photo by Doerr
Permit value
takes, jump
The value of building permits
took a major swing upward
during the past month. The value
in Doug Triebner's report on
Monday night was $281,085.
. Three new homes and a new
OPP office valued at a total of
$208,000 were the four major
items.
Permits were issued to Jan Van
Haarlen for homes at 55 Andrew
St. and 328 Eastern Ave. and one
to Donald MacGregor for a new
home at 65 Mill.
The largest single permit in the
month's list was for the Lebanon
Forest Lodge to erect a building
for the Ontario Provincial Police.
The new building will be located
on Highway 4 just north of 83.
Swimming pools were ap-
proved for Doug Rohde at 219
Carling and Peter Cowie at 523
Mary, while tool 'sheds were
okayed for Irene Harness, 77
John W.; Lloyd Knight, 136 Huron
E.; Ernest Kerr, 53 Gidley W.; G.
Latulippe, 321 Huron W.; and
Irvin Playfoot, 93 Anne,
Permits for commercial
renovations and additions were
approved for Grand Bend
Cleaners, addition at 342 Main;
Russell Electric, reroof at 432
Main; Fani Korhorros, erect
over-hang on restaurant at 134
Main; Markos Vasilakis,
renovate bake shop at 367 Main.
Residential renovations and
additions, were approved for
Mark Coolman, 332 Andrew;
Hilda Brintnell, 178 Andrew;
Leslie Thomson, 181 William;
Verne Smith, 76 Mill; Marvin
Caton, 30 Sanders W.; Mrs.
Duncan, 230 Andrew; Donna
Webster, 170 Victoria W.; Ted
Jones, 273 Marlborough; Olive
Thomson, 388 Edward; Roy
Stover, 188 Andrew; Albert
Steeper, 18 Huron E.
G. McAuley, 86 Anne; Mrs. E.
Cornish, 298 Andrew; Shirley
Willis, 83 Main; Mrs. M.
Heywood, 65 Sanders W.; Lloyd
Hern, 122 Main; R. Harp, 304
Andrew; and ,Casey Cook, 163
Andrew,
By MRS. HAMILTON HODGINS
Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs.
Cecil Squire on the birth of a
granddaughter on Saturday. The
proud parents are Mr. & Mrs.
Doug Squire, London.
Sunday visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. Charles McRobert were Mr.
& Mrs. Roy McRobert, Ruth Ann
McRobert and Sandy Murray,
London.
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Betteridge and
family,` St. Marys, were Sunday
guests with Mr. & Mrs. Gordon
Johnson following anniversary
service at Zion church.
Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Ferguson
spent Friday with Mrs. Ken
Zavitz, Thedford. They were
celebrating Mrs. Zavitz's bir-
thday.
Sunday dinner guests with Mr,
& Mrs. MacLeod Mills were Mrs,
Margery Morley, Mr. & Mrs. Bob
Blair, Mr. & Mrs. Ray Mills and
Brent, Centralia and Mrs. Wm
Davies, Spalding Sask., who is
visiting with the Mills.
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Hern visited
Sunday afternoon with Mr. &
Mrs. Alton Neil, Edgewood.
ADAMS
Heating & Cooling
• Heating Systems
of All Types 3
INSTALLED, MODERNIZED
and MAINTAINED E
• General Sheet
Metal Work
• Air Conditioning
• Humidifiers I. Ventilation
235,2187
133 Huron St,, East, Exeter
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