HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-07-09, Page 9457 Main St.,
IF YOU'VE BEEN
SLEEPING ON A WORN OUT, TIREB OLD
MATT AND BOX SPRING, THE TIME TO
REPLACE IT WITH AMY LUXURIOUS SPRINGWALL CHIROPRACTIC SLEEP SET
Our delivery men will deliver
your new. Chiropractic sleep set to your home.
men then put your old mattress and box spring plastic bags
(tor sanitary reasons) and:take them away
, kid it all up, and you
come out ahead. You save on the internationally
known
Chiropractic
Sleep Set and you assurelyourselt the
corniort you deserve. This special $100.Trade-In
available for a limited time only!
molminegimmonor , •
YOUR OLD MATTRESS AND BOX SPRING IS WORTH $ 1 00.
DON T THROW IT OUT , TRADE IT IN FOR A CHIROPRACTIC SLEEP SET
SIZE 'SUGG RETAIL PRICE TRADE IN YOU PAY ONLY
545 f
S
FULL
IZE 419 90 $100. 31990 •
60,, QUEEN
SIZ
489
•
95 iri,
01 00•
389 95
a
78" KING 659,195 KING a $100. cri oti 5uu -
CHIROPRACTIC SLEEP SETS AT NEVER BEFORE TRADE IN PRICES
THE CHIROPRACTIC SLEEP SET IS THE ONLY MATCHED SET
OF BEDDING CONSTRUCTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
SPECIFICATIONS OF THE POSTURE COMMITTEE OF THE
AMERICAN CHIROPRACTIC ASSOCATION
It's what's inside a mattress that counts_ Except
you can't see that when you buy it. So you often
have to depend on a recommendation — from a
friend or even the salesman who sells it to you. The
best recommendation of course, would be from a
health specialist who knows the structure of the
body and what is best for your particular comfort
and health. Chiropractic bedding was designed to
specifications set up by the Posture Committee of
the AmeriCan Chiropractic Association. To help
give you rest and comfort you never had before. To
make your decision easier.
CHIROPRACTIC HAS
WHAT IT TAKES. THEY' RE
ALL QUALITY CONSTRUCTED
WITH THESE FEATURES
AND MORE
(
It's a total system of
sleeping support that
adjusts to varying
body weight.
Nix kik A_
Illib allIt ii,
24 patented side
ports prevent
anywhere even
edges.
*7161:7111 tor .
7-
sup•
sagging
at the
4211:41670..
ilthrieg 4 si.lowIttiosio
Ili Irlowa
01 Mir
Quilted with foam
well as heavy quilted
layers of cotton
for added luxury
appeararice.
dui
as
felt
and
oo,,
i A ,
. . _
' • • ' ' : ' . ; ; : : ; : .
: • : .. : , '
$ t."r ..A.ts.
Alrlet border has
hundreds of "pores"
that constantly aerate
the inside of the
mattress to keep It
fresh,
(..tV.. fia...(1.111IYA..".ftLISlib
all Pictiti' .1 ..-li'.1.1 * ,
Unique posture —
Spring unit provides
tar more resiliency
and extra firm lasting
support. .....
WATER CONSUMERS
(Nate Revised Hours)
To conserve water, the Exeter Public Utilities will limit
the use of hoses for the watering of lawns and gar-
dens.
Effective immediately, and until further notice, the
following schedule for the use of hoses will be per-
mitted:
RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMERS (households)
Sunday to Saturday inclusive 7 p.m, to 9 p,m.
COMMERCIAL CUSTOMERS (businesses)
Monday, Wednesday & Friday
9 a,m, to 11 a.m.
These regulations are more generous than previous
years, however, in order to continue with watering
every evening for all residential customers, the hours
will be strictly enforced. Your co-operation will be
appreciated.
Exeter Public Utilities
Commission
Guaranteed Investment
Certificates
NOW
3/4
percent
Annual Interest for FiveYears
VG
VICTORIA
AND GREY
TRUST
Since1844
Contact us in Exeter at:
425 Main St. 235-0530
Member: Canada Depealt Insurance Corporation
Swing Into Summer •
With A Carefree
Hairstyle From Fran's
Hairstyling Unlimited
Licensed with management
experience and qualified in
every field of hairstyling
Call 294-6710 for an
appointment today.
Located half a mile north of West
McGillivray.
Prop. FRANCES ROELANDS
Times-Advocate, July 9, 1980 .Pass 9 Clandeboye lady
home from trip
JUNIOR WINNERS -- The bike rodeo sponsored by the Kirkton-Woodhom Optimist Club
Saturday had a fine turnout with 38 bikers taking part. Taking the top spots In the junior
bicycle and the trike competition were (back row) Jason McCurdy, Jamie Tominson, Robby
Tommson and Mark Morning. In the front row are Trevor Mills, Erin McCormick and Tanya
Bertrand. T-A photo
CLANDEBOYE
Mrs. Art Hodgins ac-
companied by her sister-in-
law, Mrs. Bill Morley of Zion
returned Saturday from a
two week holiday to the
Canadian West, They
travelled by air to
Edmonton, then by special
tour bus through to Victoria,
returning by air,
They found their tour
group especially interesting,
all 80 in number being from
Great Britain, who seemed
to enjoy having a couple of
Canadians along to answer
their many questions about
Canada. The Canadians also
enjoyed the many English
expressions.
Mary and Wilmer Scott
were in Smith Falls on the
weekend attend the funeral
of Mary's sister, Mrs,
Barbara Faulkner. Mrs.
Faulkner was the for-
mer Barbara Harrison who
was born and raised in this
community.
Mr, and Mrs. Jacky Vis of
Sudbury and John and Rene
Vis of South Holland were
weekend visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Pete Groenewegen
"Love must be learned,
and learned again; there is
no end to it," writes
Katherine Anne Porter,
"Hate needs, but waits only,
to be provoked."
ELECTRONICS GRADUATE
— Michael Hunter, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hunter, Ex-
eter, graduated recently
from the Electronic program
at Fanshawe College, Lon-
don.
and family. John and Rene
are staying for a while with
their aunt and uncle,
Mrs. Helen Scott of
Lakefield near Peter-
herough, is spending a few
days with, her brother and
sister-in-law, Dick and Edie
Worthington.
The sympathy of the
community is extended to
the Carter family in the
death of their father, Mervin
Carter, who passed away on
Sunday in Parkwood
Hospital, London,
By MRS, HEBER DAVIS.
Miss Patti Dobbs attended
Huron Church Camp at
Bayfield recently.
Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Davis
were Monday dinner guests
with Mr. and Mrs. Dare,
Woodstock and they were
observing Mr, and Mrs.
Davis' Godson's birthday,
Mr. and Mrs.Dare's son.
Mrs. Rev. Mary Mills
Glencoe called on Mr. and
'Mrs. Heber Davis Thursday
at noon.
Miss Marylou Tindall is
spending the summer with
Mr. and Mrs. P. Walker and
family, Grand Bend.
Mrs. Ford Dyer , Sarnia
spent the week end with her
daughter. Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Carroll and children.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tindall,
Robt and Mark Dark spent
Sunday at St. Jacobs, they
attended the "Tindall"
reunion.
Mr. Joe Whelihan and his
brother Father Jim of
Vancouver spent Friday
afternoon visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Heber Davis .
Mrs. Vicky Gee and
children spent a couple of
days at the lake this week.
Mrs. Fred Dobbs, Patti
and Fred are holidaying at
Grand Bend.
Five hundred and three
Students from ten Huron
County Schools have read
5,371 books and raised
$6,111,02 in the recent
Multiple Sclerosis Society's.
READ-a-thon program.
The three participating
schools were visited by a
Society representative in
April who presented a film
explaining the READ-a-thon
program, Those students
interested in participating
were given official kits
which contained pledge
sheets and identification
cards, The children grades 2-
8 then read as many books as
they wished obtaining
pledges from family,
friends, and neighbours.
Sponsors pledged a nickle,
dime, or more for each book
read during the reading.
period.
411 the money raised by
the students will be used to
fund MS research projects,
Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is a.
mysterious crippler of young
adults ages 18-40, which
affects the nervous system.
There are an estimated
35,000 MS. patients in
Canada,
As in the past, the MS.
READ-a-thou is aimed .at
stimulating reading among
elementary and junior high
students across Canada.
"People talk about having
an open mind," says Dr.
William Ayer. "I believe in
having an open window too,
but I want a screen on it to
keep the bugs out."
GRADUATES — Pam
O'Brien, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Don O'Brien recently
graduated from the Dental
Assistant Program at
Fanshawe College. Pam is
presently working with Dr.
Ted Clement in London.
t AT. 141111k ., , r, -. 94
NOTICE TO
EXETER PUBLIC UTILITIES
chools raise funds
In fight against MS
•