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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1969-10-23, Page 13George Parent, a ground radar technician on the instructional staff of the Radar and Communications School at CFB Clinton, is congratulated by Lt. Col. 0. E. Warner, acting base commander, on his promotion to the rank of sergeant. A native of Rimouski, Que., Sgt. Parent joined the RCAF in 1954. He is married to the foriner Ghislane Rockefort of North Bay and they live in Adastral Park with their two children, Josee, 8, and Gerald, 9. - Canadian Forces. Photo. CLIP FOR, REFERENCE - CLIP FOR REFERENCE CLIP FOR REFERENCE - CLIP FOR REFERENCE - CLIP FOR REFERENCE - CLIP FOR REFERENCE - CLIP FOR IT'S HERE... THE OLD MILL B ( ONTARIO (SINCE 1894) ANNUAL ACTORY UTLET In our 10 years of retailing we have developed from a small factory outlet into one that has become a unique and renowned shopping experience. Our customer relationship has always been pleasant and we are looking forward to serving you again at our outstanding sale ' prices. Due to rising costs in manufacturing, 1970 will require a slight increase in prices - our first in 7 years. So take advantage of the spectacular savings offered now - DURING OUR BIGGEST AND LONGEST SALE EVER HELD. If you haven't visited us during the past year, you will be delighted to shop in our new and expanded showroom. Woollen Blankets Glen Laine SATIN BOUND Awarded the International Wool Mark symbol -for quality alone. 72" x 90" Pure Virgin Wool, full 4 lbs., 4" satin bindings, a choice of 9 colours. F.O. Value $29.95. Twin and Queen Size Available. SALE (less than 1/2 regular value) PRICE $1 1.50 each GLEN LAINE SATIN BOUND CRIB 36" x 50". Same quality as above. F.O. Value $9.95 SALE PRICE $6.50 each GLEN LAINE• RAINBOW 72" x 84" 90% Pure Virgin Wool, 10% Viscose, whipstitched, 4 colours. Value $16.50, Sale Price $10.50 each GLEN LAINE HORSE COOLER 100% Pure Virgin Wool, 86" x 90". Value $27.50. Beige $10.50 Wine and navy $1 1.50 STRIPE BLANKETS 64" x 90" or 72" x 90". Reg. $15.95. Sale Price $10.50 each GLEN LAINE COTTAGE Whipstitched, 64" x 84", 90% wool, 10% angora mohair. Special grey only $4.95 Other colours $6.95 72" x 84", all colours $7.95 72" x 84" S.B.- Heather $8.25 GLEN LAINE AUTO ROBE 72" x 84" gold and black, awarded Wool Mark symbol, Value $22,95. Sale Price $12.50 each LADIES'GLOVES 564C-4-butt.in calfskin, unlined. Black only. F.O. Value $5.95. Sale Price $4.45. 555-Shortie, detail cuff, kid. Black, brown. F.O. Value $5.00. Sale Price $3.99. 561-Shortie, elastic back, capeskin suede. Black, brown, rust, cork or capeskin leather, cork, cream. F.O. Value $4,50. Sale Price $3.49. OUR LINES-UNLINED 5 42-Shortie, handsewn, kid, Tan only, F.O. Value $4,50. Sale Price $3.49. 721 C-Inexpensive calfskin, whipstitched. Tan only. F.O. Value $2.95, Sale Price $2.25. 551-Inexpensive capeskin suede, 2-button length. Black, brown. F.O. Value $2.95. Sale Price $2.25. OUR LINES-LINED whipstitched, ' knitted opening, knitted cotton 9 5 5G-Goatskin, 755 C-Calfskin, side cotton lining. Natural only. lining, Ent gu n d y, F.O. Value $5.50. sandalwood, black, navy, Sale Price $3.99. P.O. Value $5.99. 95 5 C -Capeskin, Sale Price $4.99. whipstitched, knitted 755-Capeskin and goatskin,• el:Atoll lining. Inexpensive side opening, knitted cotton casual or driving glove, iihing. Excellent for a warm Black, brown, cork. P.O. casual or driving glove. Value $4.50. Creani, natural. F.O. Value Sale Price $3.75. $5.50. 955 s-Cap es kih suede, Sale Price $4.254 Whipstitched, knitted 9 5 5 0 -Deetakin, cotton lining, Natural, dork§ whipstitched, knitted black, brown. F,O. " Value cotton lining. Natural Only, $3.95. F.O. Value $5.99. Sale Price $3.25. Sale Price $4.49, CLIP FOR REFERENCE CLIP FOR REFERENCE - CL Telephone 519-523-4595 GIGANTIC SALE October 23 Through December 31 LEATHER DRESS GLOVES -Savings up to 50% P.6522-Lambskin, P. 1721 - After ski mitt, handsewn, art silk lined, each mitt is of three colors, Black, grey. FO. Value turquoise, green and white. $6.50. Cotton fleece lined. F.O. Sale Price $c5;91.E1 Value $7 •43°Sale Price $5.95 P.65441''Slie brown, grey. F,0:. Value •P$.16172 .010-. Sale Price $8.99. Deerskin curling glove, lined. Natural. F.O. Sale Price $8.49 1781-Kid, wool lined. Black. F.O. Value $5.99 Sale Price $4.99 3790-Calf, sidewall, deep orlon pile lining. Black, F,O. Value $6.49 Sale Price $5.49 1 7 5 5 G -Goatskin, whipstitched, knitted cotton lining. Cork, antique brown, P.O. Value $5.49 Sale Price $4.49 SKI MITTS-Reinforced 1750G-Goatskin, machine Palm For Extra Wear sewn, knitted cotton lining. G900G-Men's goatskin ski Cork. F.O. Value $4,49 mitt, thick pile lining, Sale Price $3.49 reinforced palm. Black, 1750C-Capeskin, machine burgundy. F.O. Value $5.50 sewn, knitted cotton lining. Sale Price $4.50 Brown, black, antique G900C-Men's calf ski mitt, brown. F.O. Value $3.49 thick pile lining, reinforced Sale Price $2.99 palm. Black, burgundy. F.O, 1 7 5 0 P-Cape pigtex, Value $5.95 machine sewn, knitted Sale Price $4.95 cotton lining. Black, brown, G900Shlg.-Men's shearling F.O. Value $2.99 ski mitt, reinforced palm, Sale Price $2.49 genuine shearling on inside for the ultimate in warmth. Natural white. F.O. Value $5.95 9035-Ladies suede snow Sale Price $4.95 mitt, thick pile lining. G900-Men's capeskin ski Natural, brown. F.O. Value mitt, reinforced palm, thick $4.50 pile lining. Antique brown. Sale Price $3.75 F.O. Value $5.95 Sale Price $4.95 G900D-Men's deerskin ski mitt, reinforced palm, thick pile lining. Natural only. F.O. Value $8.50 Sale Price $6.95 P.1127-Shortie lambskin, wqol lined. Black only. F.O. Wine $8.00. Sale Price $6.99. • 1 1 2 4-Shearling glove. Grey, brown. F.O. Value $10.50. Sale Price $8.99. P.1103-5-button kid, wool lining, Mink, grey, beige. F.O. Value $14.00. Sale Price $12.49. THE GO-GO DRIVING GLOVE & SPORTS GLOVE DEERSKIN CURLING GLOVE P.8 75 1-Ladies pigskin driving glove, 'cut-out back.' Cork only. F.O. Value $8.00. Sale Price $6.99. P. 8756-Lambskin sport glove. Cork only. F.O. Value $11.00. Sale Price $9.49. P.1712-Deerskin curling glove. F.O. Value $10.00. Sale Price $8.49. 491 G-Soft suple goatskin, completely handsewn, (table cut). Natural. F.O. Value $7.50, Sale Price $5.99. 491 D-Luxurious deerskin, completely handsewn, (table cut). Natural. F.O. Value $9,00. Sale Price $7.49. Value $10.00 SNOW & SKI MITTS 903S-Men's suede snow mitt, thick pile lining. Natural only. F.O. Value $4.50 Sale Price $3.75 903G-Men's goatskin ski mitt, very , durable, thick pile lining, Natural only. F.O. Value $4.95 Sale Price $3.95 902D-Men's capeskin mitt, semi dress mitt, inexpensive, semi-dress mitt for work, ski or snow. Pile lining. F.O. Value $3.25 Sale Price $2.75 LADIES SNOW & SKI MITTS 903ShIg.-Ladies genuine shearling snow mitt, natural shearling for warmth. Natural white and skier design. F.O. Value $4.95 Sale Price $3.95 903C-Ladies calfskin and goatskin mitt, thick pile lining. Navy, sandalwood, burgundy (calf). Brown, creme (goatskin). F.O. Value $4.95 Sale Price $3.95 903D-Ladies deerskin snow mitt, thick pile lining. Natural. F.O. Value $7.50 Sale Price $5.95 SKI MITT Reinforced Palm For Extra Wear G900 -Capeskin leather, thick pile lining, reinforced palm. White, creme, antique brown, brown, blue. F.O. Value $4.95 Sale Price $4.25 G900C-Calfskin, thick pile lining, reinforced palm, Sandalwood, burgundy, F.O. Value $5.75 Sale Price $4.75 G9000-Deerskin, thick pile lining, reinforced palm. Natural. F.O. Value $7,95 Sale Price $6.50 G900Fur-Ladies sheepskin mitt, reinforced leather palm, sheepskin back. White and brown, white and black, P.0, Value $11.95 Sale Price $9.50 G900ShIg.-Ladies shearling mitt, reinforced palms. Natural white, F,O. Value $5.95 Sale priced from Sale Price $4.95 60c to $4.25 pair Please Order IP FOR REFERENCE - CLIP By Number From Our Mail Order- Dept. FOR REFERENCE -CLIP FOR REFERENCE CLIP FOR REFERENCE - CLIP FOR 1090D-Genuine deerskin, sidewall, pile lined. Natural. F.O. Value $7.00. Sale Price $5.49. 1090C-Genuine calfskin, very durable, sidewall, pile li netd'' Sandalwood;' burgundy, black. F.O. Value $5.99. Sale Price $4.99. 1 0 9 0-Cap e skin suede, sidewall, pile lined. Cork, natural; black, brown, F.O. Value $4.50. Sale Price $3.75. GENUINE KID, UNLINED 564-4-button length. Blue, brown, white, navy. F.O. Value $7.00. Sale Price $5.99. 566-6-button length. Black, brown, white. P.O. Value $8.50. Sale Price $6.99. 568-8-button length. Black, brown, white. F.O. Value $9.50. Sale Price $7.99. P .8 35 7-Shortie length, embroidered, Pigalle red, camel, platinum grey, black, white, F.O. Value $10.00. Sale Price $8.99. 564G-'4-button goatskin. Cork, natural, F.O. Value $5.50. Sale Price $3.95. 721-Inexpensive kid, whipstitched seams. Cream, cork. F.O. Value $4.50. Sale Price $2.99. SILK LINED: GENUINE. KID P.1 07 4-Shortie length, pure silk lined. Black, brown, F,O, Value $9.50. Sale Price $7.99. P.1003-3-button length, pure silk lined. White, navy, cork. F.O.,Value $15.50. Sale Price $13.99. P.1004-4-button length, pure silk lined. Brown, black, F,O, Value $16.50. Sale Price $14.99. P.1005-5-button length; pure silk lined. Black, grey, mink. F.O. Value $17.00. Sale Price $15.49. P.1006-6-button length, pure silk lined. Black, brown. F,O. Value $17.50: Sale Price $15.99. SILK LINED SUEDES Luxurious Calf Velour P.1082-5-button length, real silk lined. Camel, maple, black. F.O. Value $16.00. Sale Price $14.99 GENUINE FINE LAMBSKIN Art Silk Lined P.1201-Shortie length, art silk lined, Black, brown. P.O. Value $8.00, Sale Price $6.99. P.1204-4-button length, art silk lined. Black, brown. P.O. Value $11.00. Sale Price $9.49. P.1206-6-button length, art silk lined, Black, brown. F.O. Value $13.00. Sale Price $1 1.49. FUR & WOOL LININGS: KID & LAMBSKIN P.1132-5-button lambskin, White fur lining, Black only with white fur lining, P.O. Value $11,00, Sale Price $9.49, MENS UNLINED P.1635-Sport driving glove, soft, supple lambskin. Beautiful fitting glove. Tan only. P.O. Value $10.00. Sale Price $8.49. 4 8 D-G e nuine deerskin dress glove, completely handsewn, (table cut). Natural. F.O. Value $10.00. Sale Price $8.49. 366D-Genuine deerskin dress glove, handsewn, (table cut). Natural. F.O. Value $9.00. Sale Price $7.49. 366 C- Genuine calfskin dress glove, half handsewn, (table cut). Black. F.O, .Value $7.00. Sale Price $5.49. 366G-Genuine goatskin dress glove, half handsewn, (table cut). Natural. F,O, Value $7.00. Sale Price $5.49. 346-Genuine goatskin dress glove, half handsewn, (table cut), Cork, 'P.O. Value $7.00. Sale Price $5.49. 482-Genuine goatskin dress glove, half handseWn, (table cut). Tan. P.O. Value $7.00. Safe Price $5.49. 320-Pigskin sport and dress glove, Brown. F.O. Value $5.00. Sale Price $3.99. 1 6 21 D-Deerskin suede sport and dress glove, whipstitehed seams. Natural. 17,0, Value $6.00. Sale Price $4.49. LINED P.6539--Lambskin, soft, supple, pure silk lined, 13rown, F,O., Veldt; $9,00, Sale Price $7.99. CHILDREN MITTS & GLOVES 30-Child's capeskin glove, knitted cotton lining. Black, tan, antique brown. F.O. Value $3.50 Sale Price $2.95 75W-Child's capeskin snow mitt and elastic cuff, knitted cotton lining. Black, brown, creme, red, antique. Sizes 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9. F.O. Value $1.95 Sale Price $1.45 S220-Child's Gauntlet snow mitt. Tart. Sines 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9. F.O. Value $2.95 Sale Price $2.25 903Y-Child's snow mitt, same as men's and ladies, thick pile lining. Creme, tan, black, red, Sizes S, M, L. F.O. Value $3.50 Sale Price $2.95 903 EIShIg.-Toddlers' shouting mitt, very warm. Pink, blue, brown, Sizes S, M, L. P.O. Value $4,25 Sale Price $3.45 WORK GLOVES LEATHER WORK GLOVES' AND MITTS Choose your type of work glove froth our large Selection. DON'T MISS COLBORNE TOWNSHIP'S Annual, CHRISTMAS COUNTRY FAIR Display and sale of local arts and crafts sponsored by "Country Crafts" group of Colborne Township,. assisted by artist croftsmen from many pointA in Huron cotinty. C0.1430RN. TOWNSHIP HALL - CARLOW 7 miles .northeast of Goderich Wed, Oct. 29 and sat., Noy. 1, 2 p.m. continuously COUNTRY BAKING • TEA ..it is hoped - that those attending will huy from the, ADMISSION FREE, craftsmen and artists, 372 Bay Street, Toronto, 364-7495 Also Barrie and Orillia BALL IM MACAULAY BUILDING SUPPLIES SEAFORTH 527-0910 CLINTON 482-9514 HENSALL 282-2713 PREPARE NOW! FOR WINTER Your Headquarters for .. . WEATHERSTRIPPING ALUMINUM STORMS INSULATION CAULKING POLYTHENE FILM See Ijs Soon for a complete List of Supplies to Winterize Your Home Royal. Winter Fair openS on Nov.• 14 BY CAROLE WARNER The CFB Clinton Rangers are now tri-service. Sea Ranger Lt. Mrs. Muriel Barlow recently joined and will be working with Adastral Park news Clinton News-Record,, Thursday, October 23, 1969 5A It's "Royal" time again. Already final preparations are underway for this year's showing of what the world has to offer in agriculture, livestock, food, sport and the thrills of the Royal Horse Show. Since its inception the Royal has played an unique role in the social, agricultural and business life of.Canada. It has provided a meeting place at which the people of the North American continent and overseas can meet on common ground and discuss subjects of mutual interest. The outstanding success of last year's very successful show has imposed a challenge. A challenge that the Royal has been happy to accept with the result that the presentation this year will meet new heights in providing first class entertainment. Every year the Royal has witnessed increased interest and participation on the part of visitors from the United States, South America and Europe. This year there is even greater enthusiasm from abroad. Livestock breeders from Mexico, Japan, the United States and Great Britain will• be on hand in unprecedented numbers. Opening on Friday, Nov. 14, through to Nov. 22, there will be something for every member of the family. This year, for the first time, the Royal Horse Show will present performances on Sunday afternoon and evening on Nov. 16, Here visitors to this popular event will have the opportunity to sea the finest equestrian 6,x:its in the world. Teams from ilexico, the United States, the Argentine and Canada will 'compete NI the coveted awards. There will be disciplined jumpers, high stepping show horses and numerous other events to hold the interest of the viewer. There will be something of interest to everyone with particular attention being paid to affairs of interest to women. Do not be misled. The Royal is not purely a livestock show. All segments of industry and commerce as well as agriculture play an important part. Food up, farms down In 1936 an Ontario farmer produced enough food for himself and 11 other people. In 1960 it was 25 people, and in 1968, 41 people. During this same time the number of farmers decreased by 40 percent. Land Ranger' Lt. Mrs. Heather Delcellier and Air Ranger Capt. Mrs. Anne Belliveau, Jo Ann Carey is now in charge of transportation and equipment. The new fund-raising chairman is Irene Schwab. The 18 participating girls held an Oct. 8 bowling night to which the Venturers were invited. The Venturers last week invited the Rangers on a tour of the base projection room. Sgt. Slater conducted the trip. The Rangers are planning to hold a Hallowe'e party. A chief concern of the Rangers is community service and becoming involved in the community as a whole. As part of this service, 'the Rangers are on "emergency stand-by" in case anyone should need unexpected assistange. The women's auxiliary held a rummage sale Oct. 18. Organized by Mrs. Lorraine Strang, it was a success. Presbyterian synod wilt be in- London' The The 96th meeting of the Presbyterian Synod of Hamilton and London opens in Mount Zion Church, Ridgetown, on Monday, with 188 minist:Irs and an equal number of ruling elders summoned to attend. The Rev. J. K. Ross Thomson of St. Catharines, chosen moderator at the meeting in Goderich last fall, will preach at the opening Monday evening when his successor will be elected. STUDIO Specializing in ... * Weddings * Children Single or Group Portraits and Passports 524-8787 • 118 St. David Goderich • Province checks on wage scale in restaurants The Ontario Labour Department is concentrating employment standards inspections this month on the hotel, restaurant and related industries to make sure employers and employees are aware of a new minimum wage. The new minimum of $1.30 hourly became effective Oct. 1 for the hotel, motel, resort, restaurant, tavern and taxi businesses. It and other improved employment standards became effective in other business and industry last Jan. 1. Labour Minister Dalton Bales said the shift in emphasis would be for a few weeks only. After that, employment standards officers would return to the. normal schedule of investigating complaints and carrying out general spot checks. Mr. Bales said he decided to concentrate on the low-wage service industries after consultation with Earl Howard, Director of the Department's Employment Standards Branch. ",In the, ,cgurse,, of the past nine months we have found," he said, "that most employers willingly meet their obligations under the new employment standards legislation. "But, despite our efforts to publicize the legislation, we find that many employers and employees are not aware of it and because of this we are increasing our efforts in this • field. "We have found that if there are cases of negligence it is better to find them quickly as this prevents employers having to pay substantial amounts because all adjustments ar' retroactive." Clinton personals Miss Marie Van Baaren of Haney, British Columbia; flew home from Vancouver, B.C. for a week's vacation with family and friends. Marie and Miss Sharon Steed of Essex, Ontario, will be travelling back to Haney by car. Both Marie and Sharon are on the nursing staff Of Maple Ridge Hospital in Haney. Hunt blinds are on Lake Huron BY G. R, HARMS Conservation Officer The Lake jiuron shore fronting Bruce County has been one of the main flyways. for diving ducks coming from the north and headed for Lake Erie and points south, These birds incl ude scaup (bluebills), buffleheads, goldeneyes and mergansers. Until recently very few hunters took advantage of this great flight of late migrants along the Lake Huron shore. They travelled quite unmolested until arriving at Lake Erie where the surplus was cropped. Hunters in Bruce County and visitors to the county have recently caught on to the flight$ and in the past couple of years makeshift blinds have been used on most of the points jutting out into the lake. The Department of Lands and Forests this year constructed five cement block blinds on crown land points and invites hunters to come to Bruce County and hunt "divers" in November from our free blinds. Three of the new blinds are on the three main points at Inverhuron Provincial Park and the other two are situated on McGregor Point just south of. the Town of Port Elgin. The blinds are still in the experimental stage and we would appreciate being notified of successful hunts from them. If they prove successful, no , doubt many more of the points on Lake Huron will be sporting cement block blinds in future years, Pheasant shoot near Goderich A controlled pheasant shoot bring held this year at Point Farms Provincial Park four miles north of Goderich on Highway 21 will end Nov. 29. The park was opened to hunting last Saturday. Hunting hours are from 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. each day, excluding Sundays. The project, is being run by the fish, wildlife and parks staff of the Lake Huron District of the Dept. of Lands and Forests to provide hunting of pheasant in the marginal range. Hunters will be admitted to the park beginning at 8:15 a.m. each hunting day on a first-come, first-served basis. Only 50 hunters will be allowed in the area at any one time. No reservations will be accepted. Before being admitted to the park, hunters are required to deposit his valid resident hunting license or a valid non-resident $21, $36 or $101 hunting license, depending on his resident status, to the officer in charge. Hunters receive a permit authorizing their hunting for that day along with a sheet of instructions outlining the do's and don'ts while in the park. Although not mandatory, it is highly recommended that hunting dogs be used, as huntu success has proven to be much greater. There is no charge for hunting in the park but the free permit as previously mentioned is required.