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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-10-22, Page 17an • arnjmuai stiiimesrmt.,' s; +1i011 god OroWe Nuts . ,ANP,I'LL SNOW'.yQU SOME GREAT YOUNGSTERS `COLa_ECTI NGS ._y 1 .4 4 A © World Rights Reserved Co. Inc. CLIP FOR° REFERENCE - CLIP FOR T. "THE •.a REFERENCE - CLIP FOR These are same of the wrought iron and wooden simulated° antiques. which can be seen at the Christmas Country Fair, Cprlow, this' week. There are also candles, driftwood, carvings, paintipgs, baked goods, sewing, etc. etc. to delight every taste -and pocketbook. (staff photo) Get your GLT se�sonikkeb now on sale Australia I.. FIRST GODERICH BROWNIES Our last meeting was Made more enjoyable by an interesting talk about Australia. by our- Pacicle, Susan Freeman. n We learned about sheep stations, Dingo dogs, boomerangs ' and a great many other things. . We also learned something about our Brownie friends in Australia. 0 After hearing from Susan, our. Tweenies worked .ori their Salute, ''(Sign and' Handshale and then practised it in a game of circle running, The Brownies were busy doing knitting add first aid work.- The ork:-The meeting closed' with a Prayer and the "Squeeze" while we thought of dur other Brownie frle r in Denmark. FOURTH GODERICH p BROWNIES REFERENCE - CLIP FOR itEFERENCE - CLIP FOR REFERENCE - CLIP FOR REFERENCE - CLIP FOR LYTH ONTARIO • Telephone (SINCE 1894) M ryt I• e..irr „2zax_ 519-533-459 (We're MOVING May 31, 1971) - THIS. IS THE FINAL SALE 'AT THIS LOCATION The Old Mill started as a tiny business to promote wool and leather products in .1960 and has grown and expanded so that •our present location is no longer adequate for our production and selling needs. The Old .Mill is moving, along with Atlas Fur Tanning & Dyeing Ltd., May 31, 1971, to a new location on top of a hill about two miles south of Blyth on Highway 4. We will be able to provide more adequate dfsplly areas and many other facilities for our customers including lots of parking space. We will also he able to provide you with more of our own products. Look for our new iodation sign on -top of the hill two miles south of Blyth on Highway 4. We are looking forward to seeing you at this our final annual Factory Outlet Sale at this location and invite you to visit us next year at .our new location - Octobor 22 through Doc•flibor 31 • • SPECIAL. HOURS 6.:00. P.M, DAILY FRI. & SAT. TILL 9:30 P.M. Many Prices Actually Lower Than Last Year >*••-This mark indicates items selling at Tess • than 1969. 'ALL. OUR SHEEPSKINS ARE NOW COMPLETELY PROCESSED IN OUR OWN. PLANT -We would all like to thank Mrs. Wilton and Mrs., Sowerby for their kind help while Brown Owl was away. • On her return to the Pack, the Brownies and Tawny • Owl prese'ii°ted Brown Owl with a doll for . her new baby. The cjoll was made, of cloth and wore a special little "Patchwork" skirt. Each Brownie • had embroidered her • name on one of the patches and then Tawny had sewn them all on'the skirt. During the busy part of their meeting , the Tweenies learned how to tie their " ties in a reef knot, the Golden Bar girls shone shoes and... the Golden.; Hand workers. learned how to wrap parcels properly. Before the time ran out for another week the Brownies learned a song called "Hello" to use when they are welcoming guests. t. LADIES - LEATHER' COATS: Reg. Value $80.00 Factory Outlet Sale Pride $69.95 THE FASHION CHOICE FOR '70 et '71 The Old Mill is THE Leather Coat Specialist arid Our Sale '70 offers -the most fantastic collection yet! Our manufacturers are tops in quality and style. We have a complete line of all types of leathers and suedes, superbly colouied to accent your favourite fashion look. For a shopping experience you'woh't want to miss, visit. us during our F.O. S ale. Priced f om =19.-95 to 89.95 Valuedrn $30.00 to $110.00 Priced from $69.95 .to )00.00 Valued from $79°95 to $350.00, ALL AT OUTSTANDING F.O. SAVINGS. For your convenience, we have an alteration department to take care of shortening and minor alterations and repairs. -• - 9 SWEATERS & SKIRTS by Lle & cots Our Specialty --d and manufactured on the premises. DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY - We offer our own cleaning service for Sheepskins A NATURAL GIFT - sure to please everyone, combinesLUXURIO.USLY SOFT the ruggedness of leather with the beauty. and softness oft GENUINE •S H EE PS K IN wool. LINCOLN LINE - Giant. Whites. Valued at $29.95. Sale Price $14.50 ea. LEICESTER FLAIR - fashions newest decorating colours in Sheepskins',-' Tangarine, Mod Purple, Peacock Blue, Rhodamine Pink,. Gold and many other.- Valued a£ $29.95. Sale Price $14.50 ea. A SPECIAL LINE OF COLOURS PRODUCED ONLY for this Sale. Valued at $22.95. Sale Price $1.0.50 ea. DORSET LINE - smaller whites. Valued to $22.95. Sale Price $5.5Q, $Z.50, $9.50, $12.50 ea AREA RUGS can be made to ydu'r specifications. - WASHABLE . MEDICAL SHEARLINGS - . valued ...in alleviating and preventing of. bed sores (decubitis ulcers). Also for providing relief for those with Arthritis and Rheumatism. $10.00 ea. CAR SEATS - the most comfortable protection from cold or hot. Choose at any price or colour. Genuine Calfskin Rugs - for a decorating highlight. Valued to $35.00. ' • Sale Price $12.56 - $18.00 GENUINE SHEEPSKIN & BUNNY FUR - HELMETS, HOODS & MITTS' Sheepskin. hoods. Value $11.95. • Sale Price $9.50 Sheepskin mitts. Value $11.95. Sale Price $9.50 'Rabbit helmets and hoods. Value $12.50. Sale Price $9.95 Rabbit mitts, ladies. Value $12.50. Sale Price $9.95' Rabbit mitts, children's. Value $6.95. • Sale Pride $4.95' .,, LADIES WOOL SQUARES & SILK SCARVES & SASHES Priced from $1.19 to $4.50 THE WARMEST ° SNOW BOOT Shearling Lined Boots. Ladies & Men's By Morlarcts Of England Priced From $29.95 to $39.95 All Sizes - RUGS GUIDES Brenda Thompson has beeii another one of the busy Guides. She has her ,Swimmer badge, and has "completed her "Child Care" leaving only two more things to do to reach her First Class. She's. working' toward her "All Round Cord:" This summer she went to a Patrol Leader camp; a Company Camp, and a Division Camp' arid- -passed, the camp requirements for her "First ,Class." times. We began our meeting in the hall° because there, was a skate exchange in 'the auditorium, However, later we returned to the auditorium and' saw some.very, interesting "show, and tell" items in Pow. -Wow. w. °Elizabeth McMillan brought .three things. .from, nature Vickie Powell brought it .story and poem she wrote .herselr ' '' Heather Marshall broughther leaf collection and Anne McDonald, showed us some doll clothes she 'iulid made all, by herself. Then we sang a few songs and ended with Taps. dl FOURTH GODERICH BROWNIES . (by Julie Sowerby). We had seven, new Tweenies today. We had to bring flections of fall leaves, and we had t . , ame them as we showed them At hack in Pow -Wow. SECOND GODERICH - BROWNIES (by. Lynda McIntyre) At our Brownie meeting this week, Oct. 9, we started off quite differently. than _ other BURGER BAR Now Open 11 a.m. Closed Sundays Genuine . LEATHER MOCASSINS An excellent gift item available in 12 styles. Sale Price $1.35 to $7°95 - LEATHER HATS & HANDBAGS - To match your leather coat or to highlight a wool ensemble. Colourful or subdued. Suedes -and Leather. Berets, turbans, toreadors, other popular styles. Priced from $10.75 to $29.95 Leather drawstring; bags, fringe bags, and pigskin handbags. Sale Price -$7-.95 to $23:95 • 4., $69.95 Genuine . SHEARLING SLIPPERS Habitant Brand Made in Canada, calfskin, completely lined with shearling. Meri's $8.99 Ladies' - d $8.49 IDEAL FOR GIFTS - by Donegal Design. . Fashion says MOHAIR SCARVES -8c BERETS are IN Imported Mohair from. Ireland. Exciting new shades of orange, yellow, pink, brown, mauve, black, green. Scarves from $5.95 ea. to $8.95 ea. Tams from $6.95 ea . to $10.25 ea, ALSO • MOHAIR, SUITS, SKIRTS & COATS, STOLES ALSO: MOHAIR THROWS A beautiful seleaition - the ngwest in colours. Size 72 x 58 524.95 ea. Size 90 x 65 $45.00 ea. MORLANDS SLIPPERS The finest sheepskin shearling slippers by Morlands of England for ladiemnd 1nen. ' $12:00, $13.00 & $14.00 pr. Come and see our new line of Sweaters, Skirts, Pants. Ladies' &' men's sweaters - Botany Wool, Lambs Wool, Shetlands, Cashmeres. Ladies - skirts and pants made by world renowned : manufacturers, -Wolsey . of - England & Lyle & Scott sof utland. • ' e.d.:. aleXrti�ce nrn9.150 $42.50 Valued at $12.50 = $49.95. MEN'S. JACKETS & COATS* THE OLD MILL features a complete .line of Cabrettas, Suedes, Pig Suedes,, wild Suedes ' and, Shearlin'gs tailoi°red and smartly styled �- fringes and safaris. Prices from tt,_999.95 SHEARLING WASHMITTS For washing ' cars and windows, excellent for. dusting furniture. Only $1.25 Visit The Old Mill and choose - from . this .aukaartditsreolitetsou.• .. Many -values 4l w�er 'than last year. ANewLineOf WESTERN RIDING BOATS Several Styles And Colors At Factory Outlet Prices. DRESS, SOCKS The popular Wolsey brand name:'. 'Sizes .. I0.14... All colours. Regular length $1.69 pr Extra°loirg Knee length . ° -12":29 •per. Don't miss this exceptional value. FOR REFERENCE. --'CLIP ..; I pin' REPERENet-Cut!`r+oR,rterl tie, Nice °1 r1g,:3'. y°.,go a:'1 1,10 CLIP FOR :REFERENE--,CLIP SHEARLING VESTS A sure winner fbr the person who works outdoors or,lovei to hunt. SALE PRICES White $9.59 -:Brown $10.50 Brown -4" longer $12.50 WOOL WORK SOCKS 100% pure virgin wool, 4 Ib. Value $2.50 pr.° ...*... Sale Price $1.50 pr. 90% pure virgin wool, blended with- 10"3. nylon, 31/2 lbs, Buy the dozen and save. Value $1.75 pr. Sale Price 1 pr. 75c 2pr.$1.40 1 doz. $8.00 CHAMOIS Excellent stocking stuffetg, used for washing and wiping cars and windows, dusting furniture, cleaning' blackboards. • Priced from 51.00 to 0.00 (depending on size) SPORT SOCKS coloured: Botany wool and nylon, shrit& resistant,. fits size 10-13. Red, gold, black, green,, blue,_ brown, burnt orange, sage. Only 51.15'pr. White: wool and nylon, stretchy, all sizes. - - nr1s-inquaiity. -°79 Youth's ,"jean k Coloured. , FOR Rer.eRENCE,�'C. ;. .TOYS A delight to _every child! Soft, cuddly, genuine sheepskin toys -All hand made -Various sizes. 'TEDDY BEARS from $7.95 to $29.95 DOGS from $3.50 to $14.95 RABBITS from "$3:95 lb '$9.95 LAMBS $9.95 ° PRAM BALLS �`, -�--.. frotn.99c to $1.75 socks. also sheepskin' key •'1t do or. • chanis and fl'owOrs. LIP PPR ftePtkeNCE CLIP FS)1 Two mothers (Mrs. Wilson - Tracy's Mom and Mrs. Sowerby - my Morn) helped the Brownies tape the leaves to a big piece of cardboard so we'll be able to leave them on display and a keep adding to our collection. •° After Pow -Wow we sang Taps and said the Brownie Prayer before we went home. SECOND. GODER ICH BROWNIES (by Carolyn Little) We had a very good time at Brownies on Friday. ' For Pow -Wow we had a terrarium and glass ornaments,. little toy men, a ring and a very pretty ornament made of nicely finished driftwood trimmed with a little bird. Both the terrarium and the 'driftwood ornament were made by our Brownies. : ' Our Tester, Mrs. Brander, came and tested some of. the girls on Kim's Game which goes toward the Observers badge. We taught , the younger Brownies the song "In a Cottage in a Wood" before we sang Taps to close our meeting.. P THIRD GODERICH BIIOWNIES The Brownies haven't had many meetings yet an av spent their time , tying up . the odd loose end here and there so that all eleven girls ready to go to ,Guides , will be able to Fly there during the Ceremony on Tuesday night. - It's a very big step to take and SPROULE SHOES !.'Z PRICE SALE CONTINUES SQUIRE- GIFTS Highway 21 5.,- Goderich EARLY BIRD CHRISTMAS SALE CONTINUES the a &IS are hoping their will be able to go end lee them fly with Golden Wings from Brawnleland up to-Guidelmul. Det f�od can be. fun 0 A healthy diet ineed., not be bland, unexciting nor, restricting; - hi fact, inmany cases It can be • quite exotic. . Adelaide Daniels, director of Weight Watchers of Qntari0 Limited; • an organization that helps People lose weight and keep it off, commented today about a dinner party .she recently, gave where Chinese-style delicacies were. served: "To welcome autumn I threw a chrysanthemum party which is based on an enchanting Chinese custom, the Ho Go. My: guests were amazed that they could enjoy gourmet food and still stay' slim.." Ho ' Go . consists of a cook -it -yourself meal. Each person cooks his own food, one piece at a time, in a pot of bubbling bouillon placed in the. centre of the table. As a sign of welcome to autumn a feW chrysanthemum . petals .are sprinkled on the bouillon "after the meal is finished. ° HO GO 3.:cups chicken. bouillon_ 3 cups onion bouillon 3 cups bJef bouillon 1 clove garlic, minced '/a cup ,soya sauce 1/2 cup chopped parsley % lb.. scallops, thinly sliced 1/2 lb. • cleaned shrimp, sliced ...lengthwise -t-iglb. haddock, cut into 3"cubes 1/2 lb. chicken, cut into 2" cubes • 1/2 lb. liver, thinly sliced % lb. veal, thinly sliced 1 cup sliced carrots. 1 cup sliced turnips 1 cup scallion "chrysanthe mums" 1 Ib. Chinese cabbage 1 bunch watercress In a large chafing dish or deep electric --skillet pllaeed-in- Vie- - --- centre of, the dining table, cofnbine chicken, onion, and beef bouillons. Bring to a boil and .add garlic, soya .sauce and ,parsley. Reduce heat and maintain at a simmer. Each person chooses his own portion' of . fish, shellfish or meat and vegetables; then using chopsticks cooks the food, one piece at a time, - in the bubbling bouillon until done. The traditional asequence meat or fish first - - then the vegetables. Makes 6 servings. Optional serving suggestion: Serve with shredded celery, bean sprouts 'and shredded lemon peel. Note: ' for "scallion - "chrysanthemums" cut scallions in quarters, make several lengthwise slashes at both ends of piece. Chill .in ice water in refrigerator for at least 45 .. minutes before serving. • • Canada is one of UNICEF's • leading supporters - in 1969-70, over $1.5 million was forwarded to the' United Nations Childrens' Fund from Canadians' individual contributions. GODERICH CANDLES We have candles and ' candle arrangements in - almost every color, shape and form that's sure to complement any' decor. Just arrived -- a wide assortment of Christmas candles. Thurs., Oct. 22 to ,Sat., Oct. 31 25°i.OFF OPEN TILL 9 7 BAYS A WEEK PHONE 524-8331 Mrs. Rose 11111"'has.-recently returned from a trip to England where she- visited . relatives in Birmingham, also Mr. and Mrs. Jack Drew of South Croydon, who Ovist to be remembered to all of their friends in Goderich. $132, -6AY