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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1969-11-27, Page 4. � Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, Nov. 27, 1969 • f��tures from the World of Women Fabric industry leads laundry equipment design Washing, of clothes is a pro- cess established before the dawn of recorded history. Drying was taken care of by nature. From trans era of relatively prim- itive methods of scrubbing the family wearing apparel has evolved the highly sophisticat- ed automatic laundry appliances of today. And,, strange as it may seem, these ultra -modem laundering •devices have been, in large SPECIAL THIS WEEK wKni NAYEL xORANGES 3 Doz. 95` SMALL SIZE -- ONLY CENTRAL FOOD MARKET PHONE 357.3241 - WINGHAM MEMBER NNETT'S FOR part, developed and designed by the fabric industry. F e w other appliances have been af- fected to this degree by devel- opments in a completely unre- lated industry. For example, about 50 per cent of all textiles and wearing apparel now on the market are made of synthetic fibres. Pre- dictions indicate this trend will increase to 60-70 per cent with, in the next few years. Because ,. of society's desire for easy -care garments, most of these fabrics will be water -washable. In keeping with these fabric characteristic changes, appli- ance technology has stressed not only special cycles for cer- tain fabrics, but also economy, convenience, flexibility, as well as capacity, durability, and 'consumer designed' war- ranties. There are several reasons for having an automatic washer and electric dryer in the home. *An automatic washer takes the guesswork and drudgery out of washday. With a single set- ting of the controls the machine will fill, wash, drain, rinse, and damp -dry clothes --auto - matically. It's like feeding in- formation into a computer then • tetting it take over. *An automatic washer saves the housewife time and energy,, Once the controls have been sed there's no need to even rement ber it's washday. *An automatic washer.increa es the life of all types of fibres`' All automatic washers =Made with a range of easily operated controls to suit every kind of fa* An, automatic washer keeps the housewife's hands out of hot. water and saves time and work. *An automatic electric dryer, . makes every day the right day for drying, There's no. more watching and waiting for the sun to come out. *Ironing time is reduced to a minimum through fluffing fab- ries to ensure they come out a natural shape. Clothesline W creases and clothes pin marks are banished, which also re- duces the need - for pressing. * An automatic electric dryer maintains the effectiveness and original contours of permanent press garments through an auto- matic cool down action to keep surfaces smooth and wrinkle - free. *An automatic electric dryer ensures that clean clothes stay clean. Clothes hung outside, or even in the home, can be- come soiled by .dust and impuri- ties in the air. pus e I eee i 1"/III INN • • Child training Christian living are Ooforth theme Mrs, Murray Gaunt and her. group were convepers.for the November meeting of the GQ. Mi fort, Petting AuXiliaty, s Edna riA4 conducted a worship service and meditation. on the subject,; "A Mother's Call. Mrs. Gaunt ntroduced the theme, "Training .a, Child in Christian Living. " Mrs. . ' K. Wood and Mrs.. R. Arbuckle spoke on, the influence of the . home for good or evil. A girls' choir, accompanied by Mrs. D. Robertson, sangtwo numbers. A duet was sung by Olive Lapp and Janet McGee. The study was continued by Mrs. Jim English dacussing Authority and .M r s . J. Day speaking on Revolution. "Lead- ing your child to Christ" was discussed -by Mrs. Gaunt. She also gave the closing prayer. , President, Mrs. E. Beard conducted the business, and Mrs R. MacDonald read the minutes A special Christmas offering was received and a social time followed. Visit our magic wonderland of toys. We're Santa's official • headquarters for playthings that •win with kids. LTON CHRISTMAS .ARDS 79 to 2.00: per Box IIIIAS C -ARD SPECIAL a1 CARDS .89 STMAS GIFT WRAP es; $1.29 b ROLLS FOR .93 MANY OTHER GIFT WRAP ASSORTMENTS Sweatery is the wor Sweatery is the word for fall sportswear. It fits everything from pants to coats to scarves. In fact, the newest pants. are called sweaterpants and the. • scarves are usually overgrown mufflers often long enough to trip over, Sweaters have grown so that long cardigans are now referred to as sweatercoats and pullovers have turned into tunics or mini dresses. What's the distinction? It's a tunic if worn over pants ora skirt and a mini when per- forming solo. , When itcomes to coveting territory, sweaters have gone about as far as they can go. • s'rliosethatat stretch from neck to ankle are often referred it �asr m. the longest sweaters" Or whole body sweaters". Of course, they're really jumpsuits, in sweatery knits. Fashion's preoccupation with knitted effects makes it a big season for men's wear argyles, hosiery plaids, cables and rib- bery of all kinds. But modern knitting technology has also mastered printed effects such as the Art Deco motifs of the current 20s revival. These are much in evidence in j acquatd knit tunics ands sweatercoats of acrylic fibre. --Mr. and Mrs. Tom Met- calfe, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wal- pole, Mrs. Herson Irwin and Mrs. Roy McArthur attended the funeral oftheir niece, Mrs . Frank (Josephine) Morrell, in Alliston recently. Mrs. Mor- rell was a daughter of Mrs. -Thompson and the late Joseph Thompson of Listowel. , et ag iv'e 'drapes bedspreads , 'blankets), a new fence on ,u• with:expert dry eenif FREE PICKUP AHD DELIVERY PHONE 35744/50 Regular CaIis mach' Mondays and, Fridays A CHRISTMAS :STORE' THE LONG SLINK -- in ley ers of different textures- is designed by Marakas of Mon- treal in a crochet knit of "Orlon ' acrylic fibre. Sweat- ercoat of azure blue and white is in a crochet stitch similar to furniture earning. Crew neck pullover is ribby and hippy. Sleek slacks with flared bottoms. WINGHAM DRIVE-IN CLE NERS as DEORATiONS TIFICIAL TREES, 6 ft.....: .$12.98 CHRISTMAS WREATHS ... .59c to $1.79 INDOOR TREE LIGHTS SET OF 7 LIGHTS $2.29 SET OF 10 LIGHTS $3.39 SNOWMOBILE SUITS $Z3.00 I USE OUR LAYAWAY PLAN Bennett's to S1.' Store GAMBLER'S STRIPES in a tricky collection of coordin- ates reverse from beige on black to black on beige. The individually priced four-part costume also includes a skirt to. be worn as such or the newest way—over the pants. Shown: long turtle under longer vest and flare -bottom pants. Gift presented to newlyweds BELdRAVE--A euchre and - dance was held the Belgrave Women's Institute hall -last Friday eveiiing in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Coultes, newly; - Weds. Thirteen tables of eu- , chre were played,. the winners being, high lady, Mrs. Howard Walker; high man, William Gow; low lady, Christine Hart - Music for dancing was sup- plied by•Mann'S Orchestra. Af- 4.,mck,Richard.,Moore rad and Murray Shieltpresented:r them with a gift of money. w . ig R IT'S MORE 1. w CHRISTMAS 'CARD 8 lg. 9V41 4 . Veat .4 0/10/4916°. $%ft 6 WHEN IT'S, 1 A v v )0.r. # 34...A PHOTO-GRiETING i I Contemporary. Photo,Greeting Cards from your favor-, w v ite color or Mack anci white negative ar!, ritore than glif li Christmas cards.. They .end up',. in piiture albuins, 5 and are kept -for years. , ' 4.61 4e"" (14 24 ?Iv 31/41'x7" cards.from rectangular negatives BRING YOUR NEGAME IN 'TODAyl. Knitwear's fluidity also makes -Jean apt pupil of the new method of coordinating via the layered look. It iniolves putting skirts over pants, vests over long sleeires and short sleeves over long ones in the manner of -a baseball Player's • uniform. Colors are subtle and com- bos are kept to a minimum to achieve unity in spite of the different, levels and teitures. JAKE JUTZI PROP. vw 1 MGHAM MEAT MAR K E T SPECIALS THURS., FRI., SAT., NOV. 27, 28, 29 ROASTING CHICKENS t 59 La. 3 LB. PKG HAMBURGER OXTAILS 50c POLISH SAUSAGE 69c L. COLEMAN WIENERS 1.94 dam. PARK LIVER 39<<a. VMS DONIS STORE McPherson Chummy The marriage of Mrs. Bea- trice Aleta Chamney and Mr, William Frededck McPherson of Teeswater was solemnized on Friday, November 21; 1969, in Wingham United Chureh by Mrs. Sam Thompson w the attendants. This over-under approach ' has given birth to "underwear" sweaters that are soft and clingy with ribbing like a man's under- shirt. In underwear ivory, the sweaters are simply styled with muscle sleeves, crew neck and smokey buttons on the tab front and pocket. And they're for showing under long, deep V vests. TV DINNERS CHICKEN 53c EA. Old Country fish & Chips 59c... PORK HOCKS 30LB. Pants are a good '50 per cent '• of the fall picture. Flare bot. toms still predominate, although straighter and narrower legs are returning. Skirts come in for less attention. But they are still very much with it in motor- cycle or kiltie wraps peeping out from under long, long Jack- ets or orbiting in full circles above the knee. Tops are usually long with some hip interest such as big, flat pockets or they're stretched out at the waist with a deep band of ribbing. Many tunics have cutaway tank tops that help make the switch from casu- al to dressy, with the addition or deletion of shirts, sweaters, scarves and beads. PERFECTLY PROPORTIONED PANTSUIT in new wine, consists of a sweater -tunic long enough to wear as ,a mini, stretched over sweater - pants. Pockets _large and flat give slight emphasis to the hips. Ribbed V-neck laps over surplice style. Colors are rich but subdued. Mostly, 'the' eniphasis is on dark tones and those that imitate menswear: earthy shades, navy, berry red, forest green, burgundy, camel, grey and the vegetable colors, like eggplant and spinatch. --A number of relatives and friends of Mr. anil Mrs. G. R. MacKersie met last week in their home, Edward Street, to give them a surprise party. They came from London, Kin- cardine and other points. A very fine social evening, fol- lowed by lunch, was enjoyed by all. Saitii god Yaw! MaxWell. Studio .ehotographaf • .Will be at :the. Jenny 1Nren Shoppe MondaY, December 1st from 24 and 7-9 p.m., and Monday, December 8th, from 2-5 'for .those Who Would' like to have.* colored pic- ture, of their Children- With Santa. Our ser- vices will be aVailable for a. small. fee. • . A CHRISTMAS BONUS STORE AXVIELL !Pro. WINGHANI PHONE 357-1851 easnatattumeteantoclatunittvinaanaltscutottatalvitcsocsocciussoctaimattiltitialactlantsicscociaitiatotimasaleatimpeaseataicattatctatcwoopmcspopcialocl R. V. SANTA CLAUS 15 COMING TO THE JENNY WREN SHOPPE MONDAY, DECEMBER 1-2 to 5. and MONDAY, DECEMBER &.--2 to 5 p.m. PICTURES TOO: - For a small charge, Mr. JIM SNYDER of MAXWELL STUDIO, will be available to take COLOURED PIC- TURES OF CHILDREN WITH SANTA. - A CHRISTMAS BONUS STORE Santa Claus' Suggestions for Children on your Christmas list: For Boys T-SHIRTS and SWEATERS STURDY JEANS CO-ORDINATE SUITS FLANNELETTE PYJAMAS POLOJAMAS DRESSING GOWNS MITTS and HATS For Baby For Girls KNIT HATS, MITTS and SCARVES. ° DR. DENTON and STANFIELD SLEEPERS STRETCH NYLON SETS DRESSES T-SHIRTS and SWEATERS, LINGERIE PYJAMAS, NIGHTIES and JUMPSUITS HATS, MITTS and .SCARVES HOUSECOATS and DUSTERS OPEN MONDAY IN ogtemsER. eveNINGS, DEC. 15 to 23 (except Saturday)