The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-10-19, Page 11WE DO LOOK ALi KE — One of the problems confronting kindergarten teacher Mrs, Glenda Wagner at
Stephen Central school is identifying twin sisters. Above, she is trying to distinguish between Kurt and
Karen Briggs while another set of twins at the left Danny and Debbie Kirk look on, T-A photo
If you
have any
of these
heating
problems:
not enough heat
uneven distribution of heat
grimy registers
cold radiators
costly fuel bills
constant service calls
faulty burner ignition
there's a place for your outmoded heating
system. But it's not in your home!
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Beef
ROUND STEAK
OR ROASTS
Shop Thurs., Ot. 19
To Sat., Oct. 8 ANNUAL CO-OP
FALL SALE
I
CHALLENGER
SNOWMOBILE.
TOOL KIT ciff#06.0,
Don't be left out in the cold this wintei De
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3" extension • 3%", 7116"; n", 9/16" open
end wrenchs • 13/16" x 1" spark plug socket
Spari plug feeler gauge set e Screwdrtver 6'
slip joint pliers Cold weather.s.ollrqp pouch a;
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1/2 " REVERSIBLE
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Regular Value: 555.98 ea.
MECHANIC'S
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Keep all your tools together in one
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"SKIL" /4
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PRICE 9 OR.
SALE 3
PRICE ea.
"VISCOUNT'
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Features:Two time cycles
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door switch giant in-door lint filter (154 sq. in.) 5200 watts
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height 36". Item No, 503-213
SALE PRICE
16596
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POPULAR WORK CLOTHES
SALE 29
PRICE le a.
SALE 99
PRICE 3 es.
Lined PANTS
• 8 .+ ounce cotton green twill e Gen-
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Mamsize tunnel beit-leops for a
man-sits belt • All strain and stress
points air reinforced 4 Assorted
waist sizes and leg lengths
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PRICE
SALE 0 .
GREEN TWILL COVERALL
"TOUGH WEARING PROTECTION"
'Forest Green Twill--sturdy long wearing fabric De-
luxe cut and made by One of Canada's leading Man
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6 pockets—side opening to trouser pockets Pools
of strain reinforced 2-way zipper for convenience.
Size range 36-44, short, regular & tall.
Item No 546.999
VISCOUNT FREEZER
Big capacity — 718 lbs. of food. New Indicator Lights —
one for power on. New Indicator Lights — one to indicate
when temperature rises 160 above temperature setting.
Feature for feature the right buy for the budget minded
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Magicoated basket • lectro-lip seal, feather light lid a
Complete cold a 5 year warranty on compressor and against
food spoilage s Finished in white acrylic enamel with
attractive lid liner providing a richer appearance.
99998
EXETER DISTRICT CO—OP
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Made of sturdy saniorized cotton, completely
washable in favorite forest green twill. Lined
with comfortable and warm flannel
LINED
JACKETS
• Large cut shoulders plenty of
stretch room • Jacket has 8 dome
fasteners • Flannel lined for warmth
and comfort or Over hip style with
adjustable tabs
item No 546-998
WORK SHIRT
• Convertible type collar with stays
e Wide sleeve Cuff • Two roomy
pockets with button-over flaps •
Long tails for tucked-in neatness.
• Plenty of shoulder room • Matches
pants and jacket
Item No 546.997
SALE g 79
PRICE 10 ea
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Dashwood people home from ',Europe trip
By MR$. FRED BOWDEN
CENTRAL IA
0 0 "Thanksgiving" was the theme
for the Octbber meeting of the
U.C.W. held in the church
schoolroom with autumn flowers
adorning the table and piano,
The meeting opened with a
hymn, Mrs, Morgan read the
scripture and Mrs. Harvey Smith
gave a prayer on Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Lorne Hicks showed
coloured slides and gave an in-
teresting commentary of her tour
of Thailand, India, Australia and
New Zealand, The devotions
closed with a hymn.
• Mrs, Bob Blair presided over
the business and opened with a
poem "Thanksgiving".
Mrs. Alvin Essery offered to
buy one basket of flowers and
•
Replace with a modern Esso
Oil Furnace. You'll enjoy the carefree
comfort and extra economy.
That old furnace in your home could be the cause of many of your heating
problems. It's not only eating up your fuel bill and Involving extra ex-
penses, but failing to heat your home comfortably. Even a ten-year-old
furnace can be "obsolete" by today's modern standards and teenage
furnaces can be troublemakers, Go modern with a compact modern Esso
Furnace replacement. It will give you abundant heat all through your
home with budget-pleasing economy, Why put up with Insufficient heat,
noisy combustion and grimy air? A smooth-operating, fully automatic
Esso 011 Furnace gives you carefree, clean home heating. Why tolerate
costly repair bills? For just pennies a day you can enjoy all the advan-
such economical operation that you'll probably see your way to trans-
forming that basement into a bright recreation room. 011 is the modern
home heating fuel — clean, sale and so economical, A new Esso Oil
Furnace will make the most of it, too. There's a big difference between
today's trim new furnaces and the inefficient heating systems of
yesteryear. See for yourself,
U.C.W, offered to buy another
basket to match for the church
service on October 22 in
celebration of the 50th an-
niversary of the church.
Lunch was served by the
committee, Mrs. Harvey Smith,
Mrs. Lloyd Morgan and Mrs.
Lorne Hicks.
HAROLD MITCHELL
Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins has the
sympathy of many friends in the
loss of her brother, Harold
Mitchell, who passed away
suddenly at his home in West
Lorne October 13, 1972.
The deceased, a son of the late
Mr. & Mrs. Norman Mitchell,
was well-known throughout the
area. He is survived by his wife
MargaretRu
(Peg)
McClelland, sonNtohrman, Port
Stanley, daughters Mrs. S. G.
(Marietta) Colder, Topeka,
Kansas and Linda, London.
Also surviving are nine
grandchildren, sisters Mrs.
Kenneth (Florence) Hodgins,
Centralia, and Ada Mitchell,
Montpelier, Ohio,
Funeral service was held at
Padfields, West Lorne October
16th with the Rev, James Van-
slyke of West Lorne United
Church officiating. Interment
was in the Exeter Cemetery.
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Greb attended
the wedding of Mr, & Mrs, Ora
Miller in Middlebury, Indiana
and went on to Iowa to visit
Florida neighbours. From there
they travelled south to Hannibal,
Missouri to see Mark Twain's
birthplace; then further south
through the Ozark Mountains,
returning home by Lorain, Ohio
where they visited over the
weekend with Mr. Greb's cousin,
Mrs Helen Joyce.
Mr. & Mrs. A. Copland, Wind-
sor and Wilda Pollock, Kitchener
were weekend guests with Mrs.
Lorne Hicks.
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Bowden at-
tended the anniversary service in
the Lieury United Church Sunday.
and spent the day 'With their
daughter and son-in-law. Mr. &
Mrs. Wm. Allison and family.
By MRS, IRVIN RAPER
OASHWOOD
Mr. & Mrs. Ken McCrae, Mrs,
Mildred Kellerman, and Harry
Hoffman have returned home
from a tour of England, Belgium,
Germany, Switzerland, France,
Holland, and Austria. The
McCraes visited the house where
Ken was stationed during the war
which is now a medical centre.
U,C.W. Meeting
The Literature and Com-
munications group was in charge
of the October meeting of
Calvary United Church Women
with Mrs. Don Gaiser, chairlady.
Mrs, Mervyn Tiernan was
pianist.
Mrs. Leroy Gowanlock read the
scripture and Mrs. Gowanloch
and Mrs. Syd Neeb favoured with
a duet. Mrs. Syd Neeb gave a
reading on Thanksgiving.
President, Mrs. Gordon
Bender, dealt with the business.
Twenty members and two
visitors were present, The ladies
are invited to the South Huron
Fall Day Regional October 24 at
Zurich. The Sunshine committee
is Mrs. Lloyd Guenther and Mrs.
Jack Gather.
Ladies Aid
The Ladies Aid of Zion
Lutheran church held their an-
nual fowl supper Wednesday,
October U with group 1 and Mrs.
Lorne Genttner, convener, in
charge. About 50 were present for
festive supper. During supper
Carol Rader entertained with the
accordion and Jayne Hayter with
piano selections.
A brief business session was
held following supper with the
president, Mrs. Jim Hayter in
charge. The Altar Guild reported
19 calls.The new Guild is Mrs.
Arnold Becker and Mrs. Oscar
Miller.
Several donations were
acknowledged. A donation of ten
dollars was made to the CRIB.
Bunco was played with winners
Mrs. Charles Martene and
Charles Martene; low, Mrs.
Ernest Koehler and Albert
Miller.
Personals
Mrs. John Rader is a patient in
Victoria Hospital, London, where
she underwent eye surgery. Mrs.
Adolph Keller is a patient in
South Huron hospital, Exeter.
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Maine,
Kitchener, spent the weekend
with Mr. & Mrs. Reinhold Miller.
Recent visitors with Mr. & Mrs.
Oluf Pedersen were :Sgt. Si Mrs.
Lode Pedersen and George,
Petawawa; Mr, & Mrs, Joe
Manuel and sons, London; Karen
Durdin, Winnipeg; Mr, .& Mrs.
Doug Kirk and Mr. & Mrs. Ken
Dowson, Winnipeg, Mrs. Karen
Nolan spent ten days with her
parents before returning to her
home in Van Nuys, California.
Mrs, Laura Datars, Mr. & Mrs.
Ross Love, and Mr. & Mrs.
Howard Deters attended the
Pullens-Datars wedding at St.
Marys church Grand Bend,
Saturday, and the reception at
Green Forest Motor Hotel.
Mr. & Mrs, Don Love, Danny
and David, Sudbury, spent the
weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Ross
Love and attended the pullens-
Da tars wedding.
Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Rader spent
Sunday at Kitchener with Mr. &
" A
Mrs. Ivan Taylor and family.
A number of people from Dash-
wood attended the open house:
50th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
Omer Berney at Grace Anglican
church Parish Hall, Greenway,
Sunday,
Ready Mix
CONCRETE
Al*
RePsi.Gfonetnc2e3 2-27-363941
C A. McDOWELL
Times-Mvocatv, .Pctober 19, 1972
Patio it
Harold Mitchell dies
Ladies see slides of trip
tages of a trouble-free modern heating system. Best of all you'll enjoy
• About 450 at
PC party event
About 450 people wined, dined
and danced at a dinner-dance
sponsored by the Huron
Progressive Conservative
Association Tuesday night at the
recreation hall, Huron Park.
-
-The *evening' was. designed-
primarily as a "fun time"
without campaign speeches and
the like. Chairman in charge of
the evening, Bev. Skinner
hesitated to call it a fund raising
O dinner, but said that it does Lake
money to run things like this.
"It takes a lot of co-operation
from everybody to organize
something like this," said Mr,
Skinner, "and I think just. about
everybody had a good time."
Federal PC incumbent Bob
McKinley spoke a, few words, as
did Don Southcott, on behalf of
MPP Charlie MacNaughton.
Areas represented at the
festivities were McGillvray,
Lucan, Biddulph, Usborne,
Hensall, Zurich, Stanley,
Stephen, Hay, Dashwood, Huron
Park and Exeter.
Harvest These Values
b $1.07
Financing Available
Fred J. Lankamp
Exeter 235-2380
RUMP ROASTS lb. $1 07
SIRLOIN. TIP ROASTS lb 9.29
Ezf. Fresh Country Style
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