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WALLCOVERINGS
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WHILE THEY LAST
DEPOSIT THIS FREE DRAW COUPON IN THE BALLOT BOX
IN THE WALL AND FLOOR SHOPPE
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TH E WELL and FLOOR SHOPPE
WE'RE CELEBRATING WITH A GIANT
BIRTHDAY DRAW
FIRST PRIZE $100.00 JUNCTION MERCHANDISE
CERTIFICATE
SECOND PRIZE $50.00 JUNCTION MERCHANDISE
CERTIFICATE
THIRD PRIZE $25.00 JUNCTION MERCHANDISE
CERTIRCATE
MAKE SURE YOU ENTER !
T N E Wfi LL and FLOOR SHOPPE
AT THE JUNCTION
IS ONE YEAR OLD
We would like to thank the many area
residents who have helped make the Wall
and Floor Shoppe the success it is in one
short year. We're marking the completion of
one year of serving the decorating needs of
OUR FIRST BIRTHDAY
shoppers with a giant birthday celebration
during September and October. It's our way
of saying thank you. Be sure you enter our
lucky draw and get in on the savings.
all
710% OFF
RICHMOND
CARPETING
An Excellent Selection in our Easy View,ing
Samples Awaits You.
OFFER EXPIRES 6:00 P.M. Sat. Oct. 1
CLEARANCE
CONTINUES
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BE A WINNER
SHOP AT the junction
Use Your Chargex or Mastercharge
FLOOR COVERING • WALLPAPER
FAMILY CLOTHING • DRAPES
• FABRICS
Pt 9. 6 Times-Advocate, September 29, 1977
MR. & MRS. ROBERT ENNS
Katherine May MacGregor and Robert Enns exchanged marriage
vows at the home of the bride's parents Friday evening September 9,
1977. Rev. Harold Snell officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Donald R. MacGregor, Exeter, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Enns;
Steinbach, Manitoba are the parents of the groom. The maid of
honour was Margerite Calaguiro, Niagara Falls, and the best man
was Clarence Enns, Steinbach, Manitoba, Guests were ushered by Jim
MacGregor, Exeter, Miss Elaine Powe, Centralia, was the organist and
soloist. After a honeymoon to the west coast, the couple will reside in
Exeter. Photo by Jack Doerr
MR. AND MRS. RICHARD MUNN
Mary Van Bommell and Richard Munn exchanged marriage vows
August 26 at Holy Rosary Church, London. Father White officiated. Mr.
and Mrs. John Van Bommell. Nova Scotia are parents of the bride and
the groom is the son of Mrs. Dolores Durham, London. Anita Van
Bommell was the maid of honour and bridesmaids were Ann
MacDonald and Mary Chisholm. Evelyn Blackwell was flower girl. The
best man was Dennis Munn and ushers were Kevin Munn and John Van
Bommell. The ring bearer was Robert Peckham. The couple will be
residing in London. Photo by Brian Richman
Winners in
flowers, crafts
Four ladies provided most of
the competition in the flower
section of the Exeter Fall Fair.
Josie Ryckman picked up eight
first prizes and three second
place ribbons to top the competi-
tion. Tied for second place with
26 points apiece were Mrs. Keith
MacLaren and Mrs. Case
Zeehuisen. Fourth was Ila Love
with 22 points.
In the showing of apples Vic
Jeffrey cleaned up with 18 first
prizes. Mrs. Harold Cudmore was
the winner in pears and the top
plum exhibitor was Leslie
Cudmore.
The commercial vegetable
feature was won by Shipka area
gardener John Kingma with
Shirley Cooper, a close runnerup.
Mrs. Tom Hem, Woodham won
the most first prizes in the
regular vegetable competition
with eight in two varieties of
potatoes, carrots, melons,
pumpkins, two kinds of squash
and cabbage.
Mrs. Neil McAllister, RR 1,
Centralia was the winner lin
senior arts and crafts while
Carolyn Perry, Exeter was the
best in the junior competition.
In paintings, John Bierling,
Centralia edged Carolyn Perry
and in photography Terry
Schwartzentruber was the
overall winner with John Dobbs
and Mrs. Sheila Miller close
behind.
A lmatex
FALL SALE
of Interior Paints
Sept. 29 - Oct 8
Latex Super Satin
8 50 60
gal A 40 qt.
Latex Eggsheli
and
Alkyd Semi-gloss
1 0 60 gal. 3'5 qt.
(small charge for tinting)
Also 10% OFF •
All wallpaper orders
EXETER
DECOR CENTRE
15 Gidley St, E„ 235.1010
Baking titles
family affair
Competition was very keen in
the baking and sewing divisions
of the 1977 Exeter Fall Fair with
many area ladies participating.
A former president of the
school division of the Fair
Dolores Shapton was named
Baking Queen while her daughter
Janet was the junior baking
champion.
The senior baking runnerup
was Nancy Wright of Hensall
while the second place finisher in
the junior competition was Patti
Down, daughter of the current
ladies division president, Pat
Down.
The senior sewing Queen was
Mrs. Keith Selves with Mrs.
Marianne MacMillan finishing
second. Mary Lou Thomson was
named junior sewing Princess
with Elizabeth Datars in second
place.
In the home department
classes 44, 45 and 46 Mrs. Selves
accumulated 22 points, seven
more than Mrs, MacMillan, Mrs.
Ray Cockwill was third with an
even dozen points.
The junior baking competition
was close with the two top con-
testants each winning three red
ribbons. Janet Shapton gained
the title on the strength of five
second prizes while Patti Down
scored three seconds and one
third.
MR. AND MRS. RICHARD WESTCOTT
Exeter United Church was the setting for the September 17 wedding of
Patricia Lee and Richard Westcott. The bride is the daughter of Mrs.
Jean Lee, Exeter and the groom's parents are Hazel and Allan West-
cott, Centralia. Rev. Glen Wright officiated. The maid of honour was
Debbie Lindenfield and bridesmaids were Laurie Richards and Lisa
Westcott. The best man was Jim Coates and guests were ushed by Bob
Daly and Bill Snell. Mcrk Giles, nephew of the groom, was the ring
bearer. After a wedding trip to Hawaii the couple will take up
residence at Sarnia. Photo by Jack Doerr
FAIR LADIES SECTION QUEENS — A number of Queens and Princesses in the baking and sewing divisions
of the Exeter Fall Fair were crowned Friday night. From the left, ladies division president Pat Down crowns
junior baking Princess Janet Shapton, former baking Queens Ila Love and Alberta Gregson crown sewing
Queen Liz Selves and baking Queen Dolores Shapton and junior sewing Princess Mary Lou Thomson is
crowned by Judy Johns. T-A photo