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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-10-21, Page 10Special TV feature on grassroot change On Lake Erie, the fish are getting smaller: about half of the total commercial production is smelt, CHANGE IN GRASSROOTS is part of a series of hour-long "specials" presented by Channel 10's Public Affairs Department, PARCOST PRESCRIPTIONS at Reasonable Cost (Government Promoted Plan) Middleton Pharmacy PHARMACIST: Stan Harrell Exeter 235.1570 James A, Plant, .CFPL-TV Pr oduc lion Manager , an- nounced today that the production team of producer Michael Woodward and cameramen Patrick Miles and Andrew Mendham have completed filming a one-hour public affairs "special," CHANGE IN THE GRASSROOTS that will be televised at 7:00 p.m. Thursday, October 21, "Change In The Grassroots" examines the effects and directions of change as it applies in Western Ontario's small towns, on the region's farms, and on the Great Lakes, still the richest freshwater fishery in the world. Why examine the grassroots? Because they're the basis of so much of the culture and custom that makes us what we are today. Some capsule glimpses of change farming today is going in two-directions ... bigger or more specialized. It's changing from labor-intensive to capital- intensive with fewer, bigger, more expensive farm operations. 14 Times-Advocate, October 21, 1971 Grand Bend Orpha club again order toys for CAS EQUIPPING BIKES - Friday afternoon, the Exeter Kinsmen club along with the Exeter police department visited the two elementary schools in Exeter to place safety tapes on bicycles, Above, Kin president Harry Stuart and member John Wagner are fitting John Wooden's bicycle. T-A photo. Bill Davis is still Premier of Ontario. So says the results of an McCann Const. Ltd. DASHWOOD Phone 237 -3381 or 237 -3422 AHEAD! MEN'S COATS and JACKETS Some men like a dressy coat, some men like a casual coat, other men like a bargain - and we can suit all three LADIES LEATHER COATS Plush suedes, analines and cabrettas so silky and soft you wouldn't believe they last for years. -every popular style JACKETS Valued from $30 to $110 FACTORY OUTLET SALE PRICED From '19.95 to 89..5 PANT COATS -this season's fun coat Valued r;5 am $t8o0 to9 $9 .,125 FACTORY OUTLET SALE PRICED From 49 NOTE THIS OPENING SALE SPECIAL Men's jacket with zip-in lining $75.00 VALUE Factory Outlet 49 • 95 Sale Priced MEN'S SWEATERS -lambswool -shetlands -bulky-knits -fisherman knits COME AND BROWSE THROUGH OUR INTERESTING COLLECTION AT SALE PRICES, the Bluewater Nursing Home, Zurich to an evening of bingo. A short worship and sing song was also enjoyed. Cake and ice-cream was served for lunch. assistant director in charge of a new social planning section to initiate and coordinate social planning works among the many member agencies. Mr. Webb is the son of Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Webb, Grand Bend. He has seventeen years of church service and social work ex- perience gained in Canada as well as in Hong Kong. He went to Hong Kong as a missionary to the Church of Christ in China in 1962. In March of this year he assisted in the United Christian Hospital fund-raising campaign, BRING FATHER TO OR DINATION Mr. & Airs. Arthur Lee at- tended the ordination service for Pastor Newsham Sunday evening in Ailsa Craig Baptist Church. In place of the congregation presenting Mr. Newsham with a gift they pleasantly surprised him by bringing his father from the West to the ordination, ENTERTAINS SR. CITIZENS Last Tuesday evening the UCW entertained the Senior Citizens at HEAR PC CANDIDATE Last Wednesday evening the Legion Hall was filled with Conservative enthusiasts to hear Mr. Lorne Henderson, their candidate, Following Mr. Henderson's question and answer period lunch was served by the 4-fl girls, convened by Mrs. Dave Jackson and Mrs, Douglas Martin . Mr. Jack Kennedy of Sarnia en- tertained with music selections on an electric organ. Mr. Dave Jackson and Mr. Eric AlcIlroy arranged the evening. fay MRS, CLARKE KENNEDY GRAND BEND The Orpha club met last Thursday evening at the home of Mr. Val Burke in Oakwood. TWenty ladies Were present. Plans were finalized for their annual fall pot luck dinner to be held October 26 at the home of Mrs. Wallie Desjardine, Oak- wood. The president was authorized to order the usual toys for Christmas for the Children's Aid in Sarnia. It was also decided to send "Missing you" cards to three of the' members who have gone from the group( Mrs. Agnes Smith. Mrs. L. Statton and Mrs. G. Tomlinson. It is hoped the latter will be back before too long as she is at present in Hamilton due to her husband's illness. Mr. & Mrs. Tomlinson have been in England since early summer. APPOINTED TO SOCIAL PLANNING 'The Hong Kong Council of social Service has appointed the Rev. Paul R. Webb to be its 1I PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. W. H. bollard of Windsor visited with Miss Mary Yeo Thanksgiving Monday. Guests last week with Miss Mary Yeo were Miss Muriel Fallis, Sarnia, and Mrs. Lillian Hunter of Royal Oak, Michigan. Mr. & Airs, Arthur Lee their son Lloyd and wife of Detroit are driving north this week to enjoy seeing the coloring of the leaves. Mrs. William Brenner was guest soloist at Calvary United Church anniversary Dashwood Sunday evening. Thursday afternoon in the United Church Rev. McFalls of Edmondville spoke to the af- ternoon ladies unit. Airs. ()live Miller sang a solo. The Brownie Pack is in full swing now and the girls meet each Tuesday evening in the school gymnasium. Mrs. Dunn and Mrs. Ford are the leaders. Mrs. Larry Desjardine and Airs. Brad Hamilton entertained for bride-elect Donna Ruth Sturdevant of November 6 to a miscellaneous shower at the home of Mrs. Clarke Kennedy last Friday evening. The UCW packed two Christ- mas parcels and have sent them on their way to Seoul, Korea to Rev. Don Irwin and family and to Hong Kong to Rev. Paul Webb and family. e> CLIP FOR REFERENCE - CLIP FOR REFERENCE - CLIP FOR REFERENCE - CLIP FOR REFERENCE - CLIP FOR REFERENCE -CLIP FOR REFERENCE - TELEPKONE 519-523-4595 Davis wins early vote election held at the International Plowing Match, Haldimand County, last week. The poll, organized by Pride Hybrid Company of Chatham, during the five day event at- tracted thousands of farmers and their families. Visitors were invited to cast their votes in the Pride booth which had been turned into a polling booth for the match. When the final ballot had been checked and rechecked, Premier Bill Davis had retained leader- ship of the province with a majority of 264 votes. The results were Davis 1317 votes or 48 percent, Nixon 1053 votes (39 percent), Lewis 353 votes (13 percent). Total vote cast was 2723. The tough idealist is nature's noblest creation. WE'VE ARRIVED...COME AND JOIN US filth ANNUAL The id mllill ACTORY UTLET BLYTH ONTARIO AT OUR New Location ON TOP OF THE HILL - ONE MILE SOUTH OF BLYTH ON HIGHWAY 4 .5 OCTOBER 23 THRU DECEMBER 31 We're very proud of our new building. Now, in conjunction with ATLAS FUR TANNING AND DYEING LTD. (processors) and COUNTY SHEEPSKINS (manufacturers), we are able to offer a most unique wool and leather showroom. Come and join us at our annual Factory Outlet Sale. Our new building has been constructed for your shopping pleasure - a country atmosphere with lots of beautiful scenery and huge parking area. Because of our new facilities, we are able to offer you prices direct from our own processing and manufacturing plant, a FRESH CIDER and HOMEMADE COOKIES are ON THE HOUSE October 23, 30 & November 5 OUR NEW BUILDING MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED SPECIAL HOURS 9:00 A.M. TO 6:00 P.M. DAILY FRIDAY & SATURDAY TIL 9:30 P.M, Don't Miss Our Complete Line Of LADIES SWEATERS & SKIRTS by This year The Old Mill is able to offer you many lines made expressly for the OPENING of our new location at "never to be repeated" prices for this quality and style. We have no problem with shortening or minor alterations, with our seamstress there to serve you - many alterations can be done while you wait. This year we are proud to present some of our own shearling products manufactured exclusively for us by "County Sheepskins". The Old Mill is THE leather coat specialist and this year's collection is the most spectacular yet! For a shopping experience you• won't want to miss, visit us at our OPENING and Factory Outlet Sale- Oct. 23 to Dec. 31. LEATHER GARMENTS -lambswool -shetland -cashmere Don't miss buying this quality in skirts, slacks and sweaters - they make a beautiful gift. SWEATERS SALE PRICED From 9.5 0 to 42.3 ° SLACKS and SKIRTS SALE PRICED From 19.95 to 29." JACKETS -a full range of styles, leathers and colours Valued from $29.95 to $145.00 FACTORY OUTLET SALE PRICE From119 95 ,to 99.95 NOTE THESE OPENING SALE SPECIALS Machine Washable Botany Wool ;NOTE THIS OPENING SALE SPECIAL Suede pant coat, lined and trimmed with mongolian pile. Purple, brown, beige, blue. An $80.00 value. $80.00 FACTORY SALE A 95 Value OUTLET PRICE 41, • • SALE CARDIGANS and ry 53 PULLOVERS 7 • PRICE 95 7 . • and SHETLAND $29.95 CARDIGAN Value BUY CANADA SAVINGS BONDS SALE PRICE 17 95 Navy or White With Braid Trim BASIC COATS -a beautiful and versatile addition to your wardrobe Valued from $95 to $250 FACTORY OUTLET SALE PRICED From 75.0 ° to 200." M ID IS -frgilnalticrY -a beautiful collection of this terrific style coat Valued from $150 to $275 FACTORY OUTLET SALE PRICED From 124." to 250.°' -Dads with wi -for winter and skiing enthusiasts -a warm and snappy style Valued from $90 to $225 FACTORY OUTLET SALE PRICED Prom 59." to 189.'3 4_, good interest - year after year. New Canada Savings Bonds yield an average of 7.19% a year when held to maturity. They're available in amounts from $50 up to a limit of $50,000. Each $100 Bond begins with $5.75 interest for the first year, pays $6.75 interest for the second year, pays $7.50 interest for each of the next five years, and then pays $7.75 interest for each of the last two years, On top of this you can earn interest on your interest and make each $100.00 grow to $187.00 in just 9 years, Canada Savings Bonds are good today, better tomorrow. They're Canada's most popular personal %investment. Look ahead! Go ahead] Buy Canada Savings Bonds. COATS -leather, suede, nappa, analine, shearling Valued from $99.95 to $210.00 Factory Sale Outlet Price From 79.95 to 189." Visit The Old Mill at its new location and choose from this outstanding collection at factory outlet prices. NOTE THIS OPENING SALE NOTE THISIOPENING SALE SPECIAL Genuine shearling coat, with or without hood, Austrian braided trim or embroidery. An $85.00 value. OUTLET FACTORY PSARILCEE 954 • 951 SPECIAL Authentic Aran Wool - From Ireland Fisherman Knit SALE PRICE PULLOVERS $50.00ein 95 Value 7 • If you're looking beyond today, plan ahead with Canada Savings Bonds. They're the go-ahead way to save for the future - without worry. Easy to Buy: You can buy them three different ways; for cash where you work, bank or invest; on instalments through the Payroll Savings Plan where you work; or on instalments through the Monthly Savings Plan where you bank or invest. Simple to Cash: Canada Savings Bonds are cold, hard cash - instantly, They can be redeemed any time at their full face value plug earned interest, Good to Keep: Canada Savings Bonds are safe. They're backed by all the resources of Canada and they pay Choose a fur collar to enhance your coat. We stock lynx, Norwegian fox and raccoon. We will attach this to your coat at no charge. To complete your outfit we have matching leather hats and handbags. ••••mnnlminNimmem• SHEARLING Wash Mitts 69 And Dusters 7 AN EXCITING NEW LINE WOOL SHIRT JACKETS MEN tS-LADIES'-ElOYS FROM 3X UP- GIRLS' FROM 3X UP JUST IN TIME FOR FALL IN PLEASING TARTANS INTRODUCTORY OFFER Men's - $19,95 Value - Ladies' - $19.95 Value - TOYS A delight to every child! Soft, cuddly sheepskin toys - all hand made. -teddy bears --dogs -rabbits -lambs -prant balls --leather dressed RIDING BOOTS and Shearling tined SNOW BOOTS FACTORY OUTLET SALE PRICED 15.95 15.95 dolls SHEA RLING VESTS A must for the person Who works outdoors or loves to hunt. White 8 09 Brown 10.91 Brown 4 in. lo"riger 12.11' MOHAIR SCARVES, TAMS, THROWS BERETS A fashion accessory IDEAL FOR GIFTS especially nice with your suede or leather coat. SCARVES Froth 5.95 to 8.95 TAMS & BERETS pl average annual interestto maturity GET MORE GOING FOR YOU I CHAMOIS Excellea Swath* Stater, So Warm, so comfortable, so light, Fashion colours & tartans, 99' to 29.95 22," 24."45." From 50 4 to 3.95 From 6.95 to 10.95 - $8 8i $12.50 Value - 6.95 4111.. 9.95 NEW LOCATION ** NEW LOCATION NEW LOCATI ON, -_1\15w, LOCATION NEW LOCATION NEW LOCATION - NEW LOCATION - NEW LOCATI'ON