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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1980-03-06, Page 40P8 MARCH S TH UMARC Easy To Install_ DO IT YOURSELF CARPETS 22 — ,OR. WHILE STOCKS LASTI Awide selectiori of designs Ina beautiful range of decorator colors.,. El, Condor by Statesman. Blue ''by Ozite. There's al$o Spring Showers, Concordia, Trutones, Super= •Nyl,Tyrme and Floral by Ozite..put hurry! Choose: yours while select ons,are best; ALL ARF HARD WEARING DURABLE 1tOO % NYLON MOST SCOTCHGARDED And All. Are Suitable For Ary Room In Your Home, All The Things -:You Need... Double faced carpet tape, adhesives, metal and plastic mouldings, utility knives, AU the things you need are at Discount Dave's., CA ET TAPE 16-BRA-NC1 AAAHERSTBURG 'EXETER 'GODERICH :'GRAND;BEND, 'HARROW .:. KINCARDINE`` KINGSVILLE KtTGHENER 736 21f 51 OWEN:SOUND' 576.3181 r :235.1422 • 'RIDGETOWN`• 674.5465 , '524.83.21 • SOUTHAMPTON 797:3245 238 23:74 THEDPORD 296-4991 73.$ .2221 WEST LORNE 768-1520 396-3403 WINDSOR EAST 727.600q 733.2341 WINDSOR WEST, 734.1221 883.7901 MATTHEWS 254:11.43. Kitchener? Out-of-town call free:1-800.265.8204 Custom Installation By Trained installers Available At Extra-Cost- STOREHO1'R WINDSOR EAST WINDSOR WEST MATTHEWS '. MON.-THURS, B A.M. to 6 P.m,,, FRIDAY till 9 P.M. SATURDAY till 5:30 P.M. � z . � �y r EtW 'OM � }}�;(�' �y �{ iXltil .- FRI. f y 7M . ST �u� �0y�/�� ' KITCHENER:DAILY including SATURDAY 8 A.M.i till 5,:30 P.M. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TILL 9 P.M. IN A DINE I AIL C int + 8 A,M -5 t , TURDAY' Tecumseh E. WINDSOR EAST * TedirMteh Bypass Old Hwy. 2 Tecumseh Bypass on Hwy. 2 Phone 727.6001 500 Front Rd. in LaSalle on ' ' Hwy. 18. Phone 734-1221 See Discount Dave's s that sunny no -wax shiner • Solarian shines•far'ionger than ordinary o A snap to Milani Just peel,'.place & press. Surround edges hide seams TAKE YOUR CHOICE OF ANY. PATTERN IN STOCK! ONLY PEEL... -C- EACH PLACE and PRESS! 12"x12" (30.5 cm x 30.5 cm) rnstr0ng All Prices Are Cash & Carry! Delivery & Credit Terms Available At Extra Cost. VIM 0 • y 0 — 700 Tecumseh W. MATTHEWS O 700 Tecumseh Rd. W. at Crawford. Phone 254-1143 LOTS OF FREE PARKING , FairV pW Park M>I1� • OVIWEN SOUND ,0110 Gray County Mall Fairway Road 'KITCHENER 1 a , ,[ 589 fairway Road South near the MaII,'Phone 893-7901 Springmount Corner On Highwali 21 at Springmount Corner. Phone 376-3181 Hwy. 2I North opposite the Suttibn Park Inn. Phone 3963403 • SALE PRICES IN THIS CATALOGUE IN EFFECT FROM NOW TILL SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 1980 Supplement to The Harrow News, Port Elgin Reporter, Blenheim News Tribune, Belle River North Essex News, Forest Standard, KIn•cardine News, Dutton Advance, Ridgetown Dominion, West Lorne Sun, Rodney Mercury, Exeter Times Advocate, Amherstburg Echo, Tilbury Times, Kingsville Reporter and Marton Echo - Wednesday, March 5, 1980.Suppiement to The Windsor Star, Kitchener -Waterloo Record, Owen Sound Sun Times, Goderlch Signal -Star, Zurich Citizen -News, Parkhill Gazette, Thomasville Herald, Clinton News -Record, Beacon Times, Cambridge Reporter - Thursday, March 6, 1980. - a11 4io Ambulance attendants fol loaded the body of Janet bulance, while the fan background, left. Her body Schools BY DAVE SYKES The Huron ,`Counfy B� Education could provide a with area industry through et education programs a prenticeship programs in thf of community colleges in the Don Longwell, director of and --deveiopmment att champ Machinery Ltd.,and chairm Huron County Industrial 'Committee ' told board , last week that industry takes interest in the secondary sch and the training programs oft added. that specific trainin prenticeship programs ct implemented for the benefil the individual and industry. Longwell was instrum( initiating the Huron County Training Committee earlier t a group representing ind Huron County, and p examining the training a requirements of those indust group is conducting an E survey of - the county's ind determine the needs and involve the education . sy meeting those needs. "We will find out what the needs of industry are and board to help meet those ne Broken p: by Michelle Corbett At the end of classes M( ternoon, CHSS students formed that there would be r held until further notice bet heating system A%as shut dow This action was the result somewhere in the water pi high school heating .sy operated by water being b( boiler, and this is pumped th the school to radiators locat classrooms and hallways. The domestic water en school and is directed to tl room, but because of tl Todd Sprucewood WINDSO .WESt. tt �+ . 'ti 7. Huron iii Er � Reaume .mir Lasalle it o 500 Front Rd. in LaSalle on ' ' Hwy. 18. Phone 734-1221 See Discount Dave's s that sunny no -wax shiner • Solarian shines•far'ionger than ordinary o A snap to Milani Just peel,'.place & press. Surround edges hide seams TAKE YOUR CHOICE OF ANY. PATTERN IN STOCK! ONLY PEEL... -C- EACH PLACE and PRESS! 12"x12" (30.5 cm x 30.5 cm) rnstr0ng All Prices Are Cash & Carry! Delivery & Credit Terms Available At Extra Cost. VIM 0 • y 0 — 700 Tecumseh W. MATTHEWS O 700 Tecumseh Rd. W. at Crawford. Phone 254-1143 LOTS OF FREE PARKING , FairV pW Park M>I1� • OVIWEN SOUND ,0110 Gray County Mall Fairway Road 'KITCHENER 1 a , ,[ 589 fairway Road South near the MaII,'Phone 893-7901 Springmount Corner On Highwali 21 at Springmount Corner. Phone 376-3181 Hwy. 2I North opposite the Suttibn Park Inn. Phone 3963403 • SALE PRICES IN THIS CATALOGUE IN EFFECT FROM NOW TILL SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 1980 Supplement to The Harrow News, Port Elgin Reporter, Blenheim News Tribune, Belle River North Essex News, Forest Standard, KIn•cardine News, Dutton Advance, Ridgetown Dominion, West Lorne Sun, Rodney Mercury, Exeter Times Advocate, Amherstburg Echo, Tilbury Times, Kingsville Reporter and Marton Echo - Wednesday, March 5, 1980.Suppiement to The Windsor Star, Kitchener -Waterloo Record, Owen Sound Sun Times, Goderlch Signal -Star, Zurich Citizen -News, Parkhill Gazette, Thomasville Herald, Clinton News -Record, Beacon Times, Cambridge Reporter - Thursday, March 6, 1980. - a11 4io Ambulance attendants fol loaded the body of Janet bulance, while the fan background, left. Her body Schools BY DAVE SYKES The Huron ,`Counfy B� Education could provide a with area industry through et education programs a prenticeship programs in thf of community colleges in the Don Longwell, director of and --deveiopmment att champ Machinery Ltd.,and chairm Huron County Industrial 'Committee ' told board , last week that industry takes interest in the secondary sch and the training programs oft added. that specific trainin prenticeship programs ct implemented for the benefil the individual and industry. Longwell was instrum( initiating the Huron County Training Committee earlier t a group representing ind Huron County, and p examining the training a requirements of those indust group is conducting an E survey of - the county's ind determine the needs and involve the education . sy meeting those needs. "We will find out what the needs of industry are and board to help meet those ne Broken p: by Michelle Corbett At the end of classes M( ternoon, CHSS students formed that there would be r held until further notice bet heating system A%as shut dow This action was the result somewhere in the water pi high school heating .sy operated by water being b( boiler, and this is pumped th the school to radiators locat classrooms and hallways. The domestic water en school and is directed to tl room, but because of tl