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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-04-25, Page 15DELUXE LAWN RAKE With Spring Support that stiffens flex action 0 22 tem- pered steel teeth, angled for more efficient raking, less effort • Fire hardened 54" handle. No. 590-169 SALE 3.99 ea. FERTILIN 10-64 WITH CRABGRASS PREVENTER Kills crabgrass as It germinates. Watch your lawn thrive. Econom- ical too. Use a minimum of 10 lbs. per 1,000 sq. ft, 331/2 lb, bag. No. 270-054 SALE 10.40 ir ,on: BEGONIAS Available in 7 vivid assorted,colours. Packed 2 large bulbs per package. Guaranteed to bloom, No. 270-957 SALE 1.19 DAHLIAS FOR A BEAUTIFUL GARDEN You can choose from 20 different varieties. Packaged in 2 large clumps Guaranteed pok, bloom. No. 270-951 Ini GARDEN HOSE SALE 1 .25 50 ft. hose designed for heavy duty use around the garden or barn. Carcass 15 made of braided high tensile yarn, remains soft and pliable at low temperatures. BrasS plated, full flow couplings. 1/2" x 50' length. No. 591•450 SALE 8.98 ea. GLADIOLUS BULBS Pick what you like. Your choice of single colours or mixed assortments. All are No. 1 bulbs, 8 bulbs per pack- age. Guaranteed to bloom. No, 270.950 SALE 991 "Appliances Unlimited" Quality KelYinator Appliances at DISCOUNT PRICES Phone 235-0680 Exeter 176 Victoria St. W. The Ontario Society for Crippled Children provides wheelchairs, braces, crutches, artificial limbs and other equipment for per- manent use, and lends similar equipment from its Lean Cup- board to meet short-term needs. *Nimmroni. "Your Family Health Centre' 373 Main St. Phone 235-1570 or 235-1070 EXETER PHARMACY LTD. THURSDAY, APRIL 18 TO SATURDAY, APRIL 27 FRESH AIR FOR PUPPIES — The warm weather of Saturday was enjoyed by these puppies as well as the youngsters giving them an outing. From the left are Margaret Brennan, Mauro McVeeney and Gerard Bren- nan, all of Crediton, T-A photo Family back from Holland Crediton WI elects slate By MISS ELLA MORLOCK CREDITON ' The April meeting of the Women's Institute was held Wednesday evening in the community hall. During the business session it was decided to • have a lesson on health as part of every meeting. The sum of $5.00 a year was voted toward the Maryn Pardy Scholarship. This scholarship, $100 a year for higher education costs, is available to daughters of Women's Institute members, Mrs. Gerald Dearing, Mrs. Cliff Kenney, Mrs. Bruce Shapton and Mrs. Don Davey were ap- pointed delegates to the District Annual Convention in Zurich May 16. The nominating committee presented the slate of officers for the coming year. President is Mrs, Cliff Kenney; vice president, Mrs. Gerald Dearing; secretary, Mrs. Harvey Hodgins; assistant, Mrs. Eric Finkbeiner; treasurer, Mrs. Robert Bush- field; assistant, Mrs. Don Davey. District Director is Mrs. Walter Weber, alternate, Mrs. Bruce Shapton; auditors, Mrs. Sam King, Mrs. Don Davey; pianists, Mrs. Harvey Hodgins, Mrs. Russell Finkbeiner; branch committee, Mrs. Irvine Fink- beiner, Mrs. Ross Krueger, Mrs, Don Davey; Good Cheer, Mrs. Krueger; curator of Tweedsmuir history, Mrs. Earl Haist, Branch Standing Committees: Agriculture and Canadian Industries, Mrs. Ross Haugh; Citizenship and world affairs, Mrs. Russell Finkbeiner; Family and consumer affairs, Mrs. Earl Neil; Public relations, Mrs. Dave Cottel; Resolutions, Mrs. John Morrissey; Education and cultural affairs, Mrs. Bruce Shapton. Mrs. Cottel was program chairman for the evening. Roll Call was answered by responding to "One Thing I'd Like the Public to Know. about the 'Wornen',s Ins titu te. " Mrs. Kenney discussed the motto "Happiness Is." Mrs. Peter Martin sang two numbers. Mrs. Eric Finkbeiner read a poem on the resurrection, Mrs. Cottel an Easter message. Mrs. Kenney moved a vote of thanks to retiring president Mrs. Walter Weber and presented to her a gift in appreciation. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Earl Neil, Mrs. Davey, Mrs. Gordon Morlock. Decorate Store Members of the Crediton and District Men's Club spent their evenings last week redecorating the interior of the Bushfield General Store, a warmhearted gesture of concern for the widow of one of their members. Return from Holland Mr. & Mrs. Tony Martens and their family have returned from a flight to Holland where they attended the 50th wedding an- niversary celebration of Mrs. Marten's parents, and visited Mr. Marten's mother and other relatives. Lawns were green 'in Holland and tulips in bloom. The return flight was marred by the Airport Firemen strike when the Martens were required to deplane at Ottawa and proceed to Toronto by bus. NO.: 501-156 — Harvest Gold Moffat 30" Range All the latest features The quality you expect from Moffat is built right into this 30" range making it another CO-OP "wise buy". Deluxe surface elements: two — 6" elements and two 8" elements provide ample service for the largest of families. No need to guess about cooking: features automatic clock and timer: 2 top element pilot lights and 1 oven pilot light, Convenient appliance outlet and storage drawer. Porcelain broiler pan makes cleaning easy. Oven door has 16" clear window. Woodgrain trimmed porcelain backguard with fluorescent light. Dimensions approximately: H - 47 1/2", W • 30", D - 27 3/4 ". NO.: 505-055 — White NO.: 505.056 — Harvest Gold Moffat, 15 cu. ft. Refrigerator Styled to compliment any kitchen A full 15 cti, ft. frost free refrigerator finished with textured woodgrain trim on doof and handles. 1 full and 3 half width canti- lever shelves with porcelain meat keeper, 2 porcelain crispers. Consider these features: door mounted egg buckets, electric butter conditioner, 1 full and 2 half width shelves on refrigerator door, and 1 iuice shelf and one full shelf on freezer door, 2 ice cube trays, cube bucket and ice cube tray rack. Dimensions approximately - 641/2", W - 30", 0 - 30 1/2 ", NO.: 501-155 — White SALE: 3 9499 ea . SALE: 409 9Sea. SALE: 145 99 ea. SALt 254" ea. Exeter councillor Harold Patterson accepting his 'door prize' won in our grand opening draw. The winners were; Don Kirk - Can Opener; Hassan Assaf - Tea Kettle; Tina Visscher - Heating Pad; Winona Hoffman - Chinese dinner for 2; Donna M. Patterson - Chinese dinner for 2. 31/2 GAL. FUNNEL TOP SPRAYER Our well known sprayer serves many purposes in garden, farql, shop and home. 31/2 U.S. gal. tank is galvanized and internal working parts are brass to resist corrosion. Easy to use — one hand squeeze trigger can be locked in "on" position. Adjustable nozzle for fine mist or forceful spray. Parts removable for easy cleaning and servicing. No. 591-070 SALE 10.49 ea. 11/2 U.S. gal, sprayer With same features as the 31/2 gal. above. No, 591.069 SALE 8.98 ea. FERTILIN 5-1010 GARDEN FERTILIZER Gardens flourish with Fertilin Garden fertilizer. Specially formulated to provide the correct balance of all three plant nutrients required to properly feed vegetables, flowers, shrubs and trees. 331/2 lb. bag. No, 2704357 SALE 3.25 GROW A PEANUT BUSA Educational and fun for kids of all ages. This kit includes everything you need. Peanut seeds, planting tray, greenhouse Cover, soil and instructions. No. ?10-958 Said1.75 PREMIER PEAT MOSS Makes soils richer — more productive. Use on lawns, In gardens and as a mulch. Add Premier the weed-free, odourless, moisture-holding Sphagnum Peat Moss. 14 cu. ft. No. 270-028 SALE 1.45 11/2 cu. ft. No. 270-031 SALE 2.40 4 cu. ft. No. 270-032 SALE 3.05 Achievement Day Saturday, 4-H clubs of Grand Bend, Dashwood and Crediton held Achievement Day exercises in Stephen Central School. Crediton Clubs I and IV presented exhibits explained by Mary Ellen Schlenker, Barbara Wein and Jane Sullivan. All members of Clubs II and HI took part in skits "Glamour Girls" and "Little Ladies". Mrs. Linda Broadworth, Kinburn, commented on the exhibits, Mrs. Greta McKercher, Dublin, on the skits. Jane Pengilly, home economist, presented county honours to Darlene Collett, Elizabeth Bender and Cindi Eveland and provincial honours to Shelley Weber. Certificates and spoons were presented to club leaders and their members, Crediton leaders were Mrs. Cliff Kenney, Mrs. Don Finkbeiner, Mrs. John Miller,. Kathleen Gielen, Theresa Ondrejicka, Dianne Dearing, Mrs. Ed Nethercott and Mrs. Barry Clarke. kV) You're ALWAYS a WINNER When you shop at THE WIWI HOUSE Cubs Saturday, the Cubs with their leader John Bierling spring- cleaned the Community Park. After work they enjoyed games and wieners at the leader's home. This Saturday, weather per- mitting, they will conduct a bottle drive in the village. MANY, MANY MORE SAVINGS • Lawn Mowers • Garden Tractors • Ladders * Tools • Clothing • Barbecues • Sprayers 4) Spring Needs FOR TOWN AND COUNTRY EXETER DISTRICT CO-OP This rugged nylon reinforced rubber hose has a heavy abrasion resistant covering to protect the pliable inner care. Highly resistant to temperature Otphea rnagtein: ktegotnedditupodoesr oseypere diameter With full flow brats couplings. 50 ft. Our bett quality nyien reinforced rubber vinyl note. 6,59 No, 591.425 SALE Good Quality Olen reinfOrced garden hose in popular 1/2" dlatneter. Nylon woven Jacket lirovides amazing strength and ght Weight. Bright vinyl outer cover often protection and durability. No. 501.247 satE 4.88 ea, 235-2081 EXETE1 Economical, convenient 50 ft. length, X6" diameter. Rust resistant brats plated coupling, complete with hose washer, No. 591.278 SALE 1.42 ea.