The Wingham Advance-Times, 1972-04-06, Page 2;e 2—The Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, April 6, 1972
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FORDW1CH—Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Doig celebrated their 50th
wedding anniversary on Wednes-
• day, March 29.
On Sunday a family dinner was
held at the Twin Gables, Listo-
wel, to mark the occasion. Mrs.
Doig, who resides at The Village
Nursing Home was able to attend
WI euchre draws
good attendance
WHITECHURCH — A good
attendance marked the pro-
gressive euchre -played with 16
tables under the leadership of
Mrs. Wallace Conn at the com-
munity hall Saturday night.
Mrs. Jim Coultes and Mrs.
Wesley Tiffin won the prizes for
high lady and W. Taylor and Nor-
man Coultes took the high prizes
for the men.
Two draws were conducted by
Cheryl Walker. which were won
by Mrs. Bill Evans and Dave
Gibb_ Members of Whitechurch
Women's Institute, sponsors of
the evening of cards, served
lunch.
the dinner.
Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold Doig of Fordwich,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Doig and
family of Harriston, Mr. and Mrs,
Don Doig and family of Glenn
Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Webb,
Mr. and 'Mrs. Jack Doig, Peter
Doig and Lauren Manson, Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Doig and David,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Lounsbury,
Mr. and Mrs. John Fraser and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Don Sea-
brooke and Wayne, and Mr. and
Mrs. Ken LaChanse all of St.
Catharines, Mr. and Mrs. Larry -
Spencer of Kilbride. •
Mr.- and M,s. Don' Gibson,
Ricky, Gwen andiDonna who re-
side in Winnipeg were unable to
attend as was Jerry Doig, Ford-
wich.
On Wednesday. members of the
Howick Ladies' Auxiliary visited
during the afternoon with Mrs.
Doig and Mr. Doig, who was a
dinner guest with his wife at the
nursing hone.
Telegrams were received from
Premier William Davis, Robert
Nixon, Robert Stanfield, Prime
Minister Trudeau and Murray
Gaunt, MPP Huron -Bruce. A
plaque from Premier Davis was
also received.
I one Donn l'
f:' I win
lengthy illness
Funeral service was held this
PROMOTING THE Easter Seal Campaign, Howard Keast,
right, director of the Crippled Children's Treatment Centre
at London, is seen with Lee Vance, Lion's Club Child Wel-
fare Committee chairman. Mr. Keast was the speaker at
last Tuesday night's meeting. —Staff Photo.
Personal Notes from Fordwich.
Good Friday guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Demerling
were Mr. and Mrs. Blake Urstadt
of Hanover.
Miss Darlene Gamble of. Tees -
water Spent the weekend with
Miss Mary Lou Ruttan.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Brown of
Toronto were weekend guests
with Mr. and Mrs. Wray Cooper.
Miss Marlene Douglas of
Guelph. visited over the weekend
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Douglas.
• Mrs. John Markovich, Carol,
and Jean returned to their home
in Edmonton Saturday by train
from Toronto 'after visiting three
weeks with her mother, Mrs. N.
:!arding and other relatives. She
also visited with her father • in
London.
Mrs. Yvonne Bricker and Miss
Trisha Nauman 'of Baden, Mrs.
Catherine Currah and daughter
Cheryl of New Hamburg were
Good Friday guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Moore.
Mr, and Mrs. Bob Bride and
Lisa of London spent the Easter
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Stan
Bride.
Jack Winter spent the weekend
with relatives in Collingwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie ' Jonas of
Breslau and Mrs. Hinsberger and
Harry Wahl of Waterloo visited
with Mr. and Mrs: Jack Schu-
macher Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wendt and
• family of Toronto were Easter
weekend guests with Mrs. E. A. -
Schaefer.
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Stone and
family of Toronto spent the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. ' Harry
Parsons.
Sunday ,visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Sothern were Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Mulvey, Cindy and•Jeff-
rey of Belmore, Mr. and Mrs.
Gary Sothern, Tracy and Timmy
of Palmerston, Mr. and Mrs.
James Vittie and Mr. and Mrs.
• Carl Stewart, Doug and Greg.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Johnston
were • guests of the Teeswater
Agricultural Society at a dinner
with other guests and directors
this past week. Rev. Dr. George
Goth, London, was guest speaker.
His topic was ".Never So Good".
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Harding of
Guelph were Good Friday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer,
Harding.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ruttan and
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Douglas were
Saturday evening guests with Mr.'
and Mrs. Reg Black atDrayton.
Alfred Jones of Guelph spent
Easter weekend with Mr. and
Mrs, Bill Sothern.
Paul Thompson of London
spent the holiday weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Holger Espensen.
Mrs. Lyle Simmons and Anne
spent Saturday in' Kitchener.
Mrs. Phyllis 'Bolander and. Mrs.
Earl Ridley were Kitchener
visitors on Saturday.
Mrs. Anson Demerling was
Welcome to Belmore
FOR THE F4FTH ANNUAL
Pancake & Maple. Syrup Festival
to be held
SATURDAY.; APRIL 1 5th
Hot Pancakes and Sausage will'be served with
• delicious Belmore Maple Syrup,
Tea or Coffee ,
Adults $1.50, Children 75c
Belmore Maple Syrup will be :for sale, Homemade
Baking and Maple Candy. Tickets will be dra*n for 2
Homemade 'Quilts. There will be booths featuring
Local Crafts, Farmers' Sausage, Pork Chops and Spare
Ribs. Syrup -making will , take place in the Belmore
Sugar Shanty.
This event is sponsored by the Belmore Community
Proceeds for Arena Improvements
Group visits will be welcome
6,13
taken to Palmerston hospital Sat-
urday morning and later trans-
ferred to a Guelph hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Allen of
Goderich visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Mel Allen over the Easter
weekend. •
The Ladies' Orange Lodge of
Fordwich sent a large bale of
good used clothing to Scot Mis-
sion in Toronto. This was sent by
Listowel Transport and thea or-
ganization appreciates this serv-
ice by ' the company.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Schaefer and
Mr. and Mrs. James' Warrell re-
turned home over the weekend
after spending the winter months
in Florida.
Mrs. Lyle Foerter, local hair-
dresser, is in Walkerton hospital
where she ., underwent surgery
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Jordan re-
turned home last week after
spending some time in London.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Galbraith
of Guelph visited Sunday with
Mrs. Verna Galbraith and Mrs.
Elsie Strong. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Anson Demerling
visited Good. Friday with Mr. and
- Mrs. Gordon Goldrich in Guelph.
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Wildfang,
Brian and Paul of Mississauga
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Simmons.
Mrs. Ruby Foster spent a
couple of days last week with
Misses Jean and Marjorie Foster
in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Harris
were weekend guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Les _Watkins at Bolton.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Harris and
family of Goderich were Sunday
visitors at the same home.
Mr. and Mrs. Holger Feldskov
of Georgetown visited Good Fri-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Russel
Ruttan.
Norman Harding was able to
return home Saturday from Vic-
toria Hospital, London, where he
has been confined for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. George Pitten-
dreigh, Miss Minnie McElwain,
John and Bill McElwain were
Saturday guests with Mr. and
Mrs: Ian Pittendreigh i London.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim • Patterson),
and two. boys of Toronto we$'' •
weekend visitors with Mrs. Pearl
,Patterson.
Contest winners speak at
WI Jack and. Jill night
GORRIE The Women's In-
stitute held its Jack and Jill night
in the community hall when 60
members and guests enjoyed a
delicious turkey dinner served by
unit 3 of the Gorrie UCW.
Y.P. sponsor
euchre party
FORDWICH — Thirteen tables'
were at play at the euchre party
held Monday night of last week in
the community hall. The evening
was sponsored by the Young
People of Fordwich United
Church. '
Most lone hands, Henry Mundt;
special prize, Mrs. Edwin Dietz;
high lady, Mrs. Annie Pitten-
dreigh; high gent, Gerald
D'Arcey; consolation winners,
Mrs. Scott Clarkson and Mrs. Bill
Jonas.
Attend play
at Lakeland
FORDWICH Their presence
made the performance! At least
that's what the cast of the play
"One Foot in Heaven" thought at
Lakeland, Florida when Mr. and
Mrs. Peden Connell attended the
. play's perfgrmance recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Connell along
with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Prid-
ham have been holidaying in
Florida for the past month and
while there 'they thought they
would attend the South -Eastern
Bible College's performance of
"One Foot in Heaven".
• The play, taken from the best
selling book, and later a feature'
motion picture "One Foot in Hea-
ven", was written by Hartzell
Spence, about his father Rev.
William Spence, who was
minister of Newbridge United
Church, a " few miles west of
Palmerston. Mrs. Connell is a
cousin of the Spence family and
when' this was mentioned at the
ticket office, the information was
relayed to the performers. •She
was asked from the stage to stand
up. When the play was over the
actors came down and `talked
with the visitors from Canada.
Mrs. Alex Graham, president,
welcomed the guests and intro-
duced Miss. Lori Moir who came
first in the senior division, of the
Lions public speaking contest arid.
Miss Sandra Carson who came
first in the junior division. Mrs.
Glad Edgar, on behalf 'of the In-
stitute, thanked the girls, who
spoke extremely well. She pre-
sented them with a small gift. ,
The remainder of the 'evening
was spent in progressive euchre,
Mrs. Eldred Cathers winning top
ladies' prize and Mrs. Wilbur
Hogg se ond. Top ,man was. Alex
Graham and, Allan Adams won
second. Mrs. Harry King won the
consolation prize' and Mrs.
William Austin won the lone hand
priie. •
The annual meeting of , the
Women's Institute will be held at
the home of. Mrs. Alex Graham on
April 19. The nominating com-
mittee is Mrs. Glen"Johnston and
Mr's. Mel Taylor.
Mrs. James Hoey looked after•
the' adopted soldier for the month
of March. ,
Visit member at
nursing home
morning (Wednesday) at 11 a.*f.
for James H. O'Donnell of Luck -
now who passed away Monday at
the Wingham, and District Hospi-
tal following a lengthy illness.
Requiem mass was celebrated at
St. Mary's Roman Catholic
Church in Lucknow. Temporary
entombment followed in the
South Kinloss Mausoleum with
the final resting place to be
Greenhill Cemetery. MacKenzie
Funeral Home in Lucknow was in
charge of arrangements.
Mr. O'Donnell was in his 52nd
year. Born in Kenilworth, he had
resided at Lucknow for a number
° of years. At various times, he had
farmed in the Lucknow-Holyrood
area, driven a school bus, sold in-
vestments and been employed by
Hall's grocery store in the
village. Recently, he and his wife
had operated a nursing home on
the outskirts of ,Lucknow.
He was a member of'St. Mary's
Roman Catholic Church in Luck -
now.
Left to mourn are his wife, the
former Beatrice Dinneen; three
daughters, Mrs. Gordon (Sharon)
King of Hagersville, Mrs.
William (Linda) Schutz of Chat=
ham and Ellen at home.; three
sons, Terry of Hamilton, Tom of
Windsor and Austin ,at home; two
grandsons; four brothers, Joseph
of London, Pat of Mount Forest,
Francis of Cobalt and Bert of
Rexdale; and three sisters, Mrs.
Joseph (Louise) O'Connor of
Elora, Mrs. Edward (Helen)
Crowley and Mrs. Garfield
(Cecelia) Teeter, both of Guelph.
He was predeceased by two
brothers.
FORDWICH — Members of the
Howick. Legion Auxiliary visited
at the Village Nursing Home on
Wednesday, March 29th with .
Mrs. Ross Doig, on the occasion
of her 50th wedding anniversary.
Mrs. Doig is a charter member of
the auxiliary.
Mr. Doig was also there and
Mrs. Janet Haugh of Gorrie
played a number of piano select
tions of Irish, Scottish and Easter
songs.. A social half hour was en-
joyed over the tea cups.
DREAM DOLLS
BELMORE — Eva Dale Weber
was hostess for the fifth meeting
on March 27. Doreen Nickel/read
the minutes and for roll call the
members Compared the prices of
their, garments with similar
ready-made sleepwear. Seven
girls were present.
Mrs. Busby demonstrated
inserting lace in the seam and
each member made a sample.
Mrs. Johann explained facings.
DREAMY DOLLS
WINGHAM — The meeting on
April 3rd was a work meeting and
Mrs. Currie showed the "ins and
outs" of making facings, placing
on lace and • casing on her
machine.
Members were haired off and
each made a -sample of a lower
edge trimmed with purchased
eyelet lace. Any complications'
were sorted out by the leaders.
Mrs. Lapp went over the hand-
out sheet with the girls.
WH1TECHIJRC}I
The Wtechurch Women's.
day, April 11, in the community.
hall with Mrs. Vie Emerson t-
eas. Roll call: each member is to
writ* her life his
to present for th!
also. paymentof test and d+ a.
tion, of sand; ,.for.t` ein,he. tail
A � top Thetopic
charge of curator Mrs, Emerson
and her committee, Mrsa R.
Bill .Evans;
Wil:'• I* n
contest, 'Km ItObert mud-
lc, Mars. _Ben 'MeCiensghsn;
Iwo; gisjcotis-014*-101.—
Russell Gaunt, Mrs. Atwell
Roy. M. Victor Fes,
withammunition from Vance':
m•131
20 0:.
ONLY
$ 09
There is a
Tastes almost 50% worse
than -Listerine, because it
is almost 50% stronger.
COMPARE WITH,,
NATIONAL BRANDI
Save up to 80c
SUPER PLENAMIN
for every member of the family.
National Hockey Players - Football Stars
rely on Super Plenaminsto keep them
. healthy and strong
Buy our Bonus 'Pock - and SAVE
•
•
If the c,id Big gets you
take
SUPER ANAPAC
Exclusive multiple action formula
for relief of major cold symptoms
.
24 CAPSULES .$298
Lee Vance Ltd.
PRESCRIPTION DRUGS & SURGICAL SUPPLIES ONTARIO
• %sa. ro �n
dor Spring with
Crown Diamond
Paints
INTERIOR
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Manufacturers
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SET
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$11.50 Gal.
$3.45 Qt.
$12.50 Gal's
$3.75 Qt.
Sugg. Retail $4.16
Sugg. Retail $5.45
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CLEANERS- AND MEN'S WEAR
318 JOSEPHINE W1NOHAM
taken to Palmerston hospital Sat-
urday morning and later trans-
ferred to a Guelph hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Allen of
Goderich visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Mel Allen over the Easter
weekend. •
The Ladies' Orange Lodge of
Fordwich sent a large bale of
good used clothing to Scot Mis-
sion in Toronto. This was sent by
Listowel Transport and thea or-
ganization appreciates this serv-
ice by ' the company.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Schaefer and
Mr. and Mrs. James' Warrell re-
turned home over the weekend
after spending the winter months
in Florida.
Mrs. Lyle Foerter, local hair-
dresser, is in Walkerton hospital
where she ., underwent surgery
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Jordan re-
turned home last week after
spending some time in London.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Galbraith
of Guelph visited Sunday with
Mrs. Verna Galbraith and Mrs.
Elsie Strong. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Anson Demerling
visited Good. Friday with Mr. and
- Mrs. Gordon Goldrich in Guelph.
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Wildfang,
Brian and Paul of Mississauga
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Simmons.
Mrs. Ruby Foster spent a
couple of days last week with
Misses Jean and Marjorie Foster
in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Harris
were weekend guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Les _Watkins at Bolton.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Harris and
family of Goderich were Sunday
visitors at the same home.
Mr. and Mrs. Holger Feldskov
of Georgetown visited Good Fri-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Russel
Ruttan.
Norman Harding was able to
return home Saturday from Vic-
toria Hospital, London, where he
has been confined for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. George Pitten-
dreigh, Miss Minnie McElwain,
John and Bill McElwain were
Saturday guests with Mr. and
Mrs: Ian Pittendreigh i London.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim • Patterson),
and two. boys of Toronto we$'' •
weekend visitors with Mrs. Pearl
,Patterson.
Contest winners speak at
WI Jack and. Jill night
GORRIE The Women's In-
stitute held its Jack and Jill night
in the community hall when 60
members and guests enjoyed a
delicious turkey dinner served by
unit 3 of the Gorrie UCW.
Y.P. sponsor
euchre party
FORDWICH — Thirteen tables'
were at play at the euchre party
held Monday night of last week in
the community hall. The evening
was sponsored by the Young
People of Fordwich United
Church. '
Most lone hands, Henry Mundt;
special prize, Mrs. Edwin Dietz;
high lady, Mrs. Annie Pitten-
dreigh; high gent, Gerald
D'Arcey; consolation winners,
Mrs. Scott Clarkson and Mrs. Bill
Jonas.
Attend play
at Lakeland
FORDWICH Their presence
made the performance! At least
that's what the cast of the play
"One Foot in Heaven" thought at
Lakeland, Florida when Mr. and
Mrs. Peden Connell attended the
. play's perfgrmance recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Connell along
with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Prid-
ham have been holidaying in
Florida for the past month and
while there 'they thought they
would attend the South -Eastern
Bible College's performance of
"One Foot in Heaven".
• The play, taken from the best
selling book, and later a feature'
motion picture "One Foot in Hea-
ven", was written by Hartzell
Spence, about his father Rev.
William Spence, who was
minister of Newbridge United
Church, a " few miles west of
Palmerston. Mrs. Connell is a
cousin of the Spence family and
when' this was mentioned at the
ticket office, the information was
relayed to the performers. •She
was asked from the stage to stand
up. When the play was over the
actors came down and `talked
with the visitors from Canada.
Mrs. Alex Graham, president,
welcomed the guests and intro-
duced Miss. Lori Moir who came
first in the senior division, of the
Lions public speaking contest arid.
Miss Sandra Carson who came
first in the junior division. Mrs.
Glad Edgar, on behalf 'of the In-
stitute, thanked the girls, who
spoke extremely well. She pre-
sented them with a small gift. ,
The remainder of the 'evening
was spent in progressive euchre,
Mrs. Eldred Cathers winning top
ladies' prize and Mrs. Wilbur
Hogg se ond. Top ,man was. Alex
Graham and, Allan Adams won
second. Mrs. Harry King won the
consolation prize' and Mrs.
William Austin won the lone hand
priie. •
The annual meeting of , the
Women's Institute will be held at
the home of. Mrs. Alex Graham on
April 19. The nominating com-
mittee is Mrs. Glen"Johnston and
Mr's. Mel Taylor.
Mrs. James Hoey looked after•
the' adopted soldier for the month
of March. ,
Visit member at
nursing home
morning (Wednesday) at 11 a.*f.
for James H. O'Donnell of Luck -
now who passed away Monday at
the Wingham, and District Hospi-
tal following a lengthy illness.
Requiem mass was celebrated at
St. Mary's Roman Catholic
Church in Lucknow. Temporary
entombment followed in the
South Kinloss Mausoleum with
the final resting place to be
Greenhill Cemetery. MacKenzie
Funeral Home in Lucknow was in
charge of arrangements.
Mr. O'Donnell was in his 52nd
year. Born in Kenilworth, he had
resided at Lucknow for a number
° of years. At various times, he had
farmed in the Lucknow-Holyrood
area, driven a school bus, sold in-
vestments and been employed by
Hall's grocery store in the
village. Recently, he and his wife
had operated a nursing home on
the outskirts of ,Lucknow.
He was a member of'St. Mary's
Roman Catholic Church in Luck -
now.
Left to mourn are his wife, the
former Beatrice Dinneen; three
daughters, Mrs. Gordon (Sharon)
King of Hagersville, Mrs.
William (Linda) Schutz of Chat=
ham and Ellen at home.; three
sons, Terry of Hamilton, Tom of
Windsor and Austin ,at home; two
grandsons; four brothers, Joseph
of London, Pat of Mount Forest,
Francis of Cobalt and Bert of
Rexdale; and three sisters, Mrs.
Joseph (Louise) O'Connor of
Elora, Mrs. Edward (Helen)
Crowley and Mrs. Garfield
(Cecelia) Teeter, both of Guelph.
He was predeceased by two
brothers.
FORDWICH — Members of the
Howick. Legion Auxiliary visited
at the Village Nursing Home on
Wednesday, March 29th with .
Mrs. Ross Doig, on the occasion
of her 50th wedding anniversary.
Mrs. Doig is a charter member of
the auxiliary.
Mr. Doig was also there and
Mrs. Janet Haugh of Gorrie
played a number of piano select
tions of Irish, Scottish and Easter
songs.. A social half hour was en-
joyed over the tea cups.
DREAM DOLLS
BELMORE — Eva Dale Weber
was hostess for the fifth meeting
on March 27. Doreen Nickel/read
the minutes and for roll call the
members Compared the prices of
their, garments with similar
ready-made sleepwear. Seven
girls were present.
Mrs. Busby demonstrated
inserting lace in the seam and
each member made a sample.
Mrs. Johann explained facings.
DREAMY DOLLS
WINGHAM — The meeting on
April 3rd was a work meeting and
Mrs. Currie showed the "ins and
outs" of making facings, placing
on lace and • casing on her
machine.
Members were haired off and
each made a -sample of a lower
edge trimmed with purchased
eyelet lace. Any complications'
were sorted out by the leaders.
Mrs. Lapp went over the hand-
out sheet with the girls.
WH1TECHIJRC}I
The Wtechurch Women's.
day, April 11, in the community.
hall with Mrs. Vie Emerson t-
eas. Roll call: each member is to
writ* her life his
to present for th!
also. paymentof test and d+ a.
tion, of sand; ,.for.t` ein,he. tail
A � top Thetopic
charge of curator Mrs, Emerson
and her committee, Mrsa R.
Bill .Evans;
Wil:'• I* n
contest, 'Km ItObert mud-
lc, Mars. _Ben 'MeCiensghsn;
Iwo; gisjcotis-014*-101.—
Russell Gaunt, Mrs. Atwell
Roy. M. Victor Fes,
withammunition from Vance':
m•131
20 0:.
ONLY
$ 09
There is a
Tastes almost 50% worse
than -Listerine, because it
is almost 50% stronger.
COMPARE WITH,,
NATIONAL BRANDI
Save up to 80c
SUPER PLENAMIN
for every member of the family.
National Hockey Players - Football Stars
rely on Super Plenaminsto keep them
. healthy and strong
Buy our Bonus 'Pock - and SAVE
•
•
If the c,id Big gets you
take
SUPER ANAPAC
Exclusive multiple action formula
for relief of major cold symptoms
.
24 CAPSULES .$298
Lee Vance Ltd.
PRESCRIPTION DRUGS & SURGICAL SUPPLIES ONTARIO
• %sa. ro �n
dor Spring with
Crown Diamond
Paints
INTERIOR
LATEX
INTERIOR
SEMI GLOSS
71/2 ROLLER
91/2 ROLLER
OVER 2,000 COLORS'
Manufacturers
Suggested Retail
Manufacturers
Suggested Retail
SET
SET
$11.50 Gal.
$3.45 Qt.
$12.50 Gal's
$3.75 Qt.
Sugg. Retail $4.16
Sugg. Retail $5.45
SASE ENDS APRIL 8th
1.
4
0
4
.a