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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1967-10-26, Page 44s � N , eostr R,. +' iEAFOR Alll'M`,x ocTl Ulf 1907 WOQDHAM Dar. and Mrs. Hugh Rea 'o Portage La Prairies Manitoba, 'are visiting this week with iMr. And Mrs. Oscar Brine. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Gordon and Mr. Russell Doube attend= ed the International Plowing )match at Barrie on. Friday. Rev. and Mrs. John King and June had as their guests for the weekend, Mr. and Mrs. Gm,- don ordon Atkinson, Sandra, Dennis and Catherine of Thamesville. Mrs. Wesley Shier of Thames - ford, and Miss Ada Hopkin and• Mr. Ernie Vodden were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs Fired Doupe., ' Mr. and Mrs. James Miller, Betty Jean and Bob were Sun- day guests with Mr, and Mrs. Edwin Miller. and family of Thames 'Road. e Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wareham and Jeffrey of Ottawa, visited last weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Norris Webb and family and Miss Thelma Small. Mr. John Witteveen spent last week at the International Plowing Match where he oper- ated his Woodham Steakburger stand. Mr and Mrs. Arnold Hern visited for the weekend -with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Morley of Classified ads pay dividends. USBORNE & HIB - BERT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE -COMPANY HEAD OFFICE - EXETER, lent. Directors: Martin Feeney - R.R. 2, Dublin President Clayton Calquhoun R.R. 1, Vice -President Science Hill Wm. H. Chaffe'- R.R. 4,, -Mitchell Tim Toohey - R.R. 3, Lucan Raymond McCurdy R.R. 1, Kirkten Robert Gardiner R.R.. 1, Cromarty Agents: Hugh Benninger - Dublin Harry Coates. - - Exeter Clayton Harris - Mitchell Secretary Treasurer. • • Hugh Patterson - Exeter Hazel Park, Mich. ' - her. and Mrs, Don Brine and Cheryl and Miss Jean • Copeland spent the weekend in the Gra- venhurst area where they en- joyed seeing the beautiful col- ored trees and also spent some- time at the plowing -match on Sunday. Mrs. Don Atkinson, Home Ec- onomics teacher at Clinton High Sehoe', accompanied the students to Expo last week. Kirkton No. 3 4-H Kirkton No. three met Satur- day at the home -of Mrs. Jack Thomson. Joy Thacker read minutes and it was decided to have English trifle, Irish soda bread, raspberry* vinegar, Ger- man tea squares, Danish Smorre- brod and salata after the bowl- ing party, • Notes were given by Mrs. Thomson Linda Tomlinson, Helen Harlton and Maxine MC- Corquodale did the cooking while the • rest of the members had a test on spices. Legion. Bingo. Winners The -comp' ttee he charge of the bingo held Friday evening, reported another successful event The bingo is sponsored by Branch 156 of the Royal Canadian Legion, Seaforth, with proceeds going towards the 'branch's welfare work. • Winners of special games were Mrs. Roti Dale, Seaforth; Mrs. Sandy Iibb, Clinton; Mrs. Fry, Exeter; Mrs. Baird, B,ruce- field. Door prizes were won by Mrs. Elliott, Clinton and Stan Watson, Mitchell. Fallowing are the winners of regular games: Hilda Austin, Seafortht Gloria Glanville, Sea - forth; Ward Herne, Exeter; Mrs. Lee, Clinton; Mrs. Sandy Gibb, Clinton (2); Wes Vanderburg, Clinton; Carl Vanderzon, and Ilene Plant, Seaforth; Mrs. Mac- Lean, Goderich (2); Mrs. Wurin, Exeter. JUST BE PATIENT DEAR DORIS - Our adopt- ed boy was" removed from his natural home due to starvation and deprivation, when he was 11. months. . He has become a normal well-rounded boy (of 3*) ex- cept'that he is not talking. He will say isolated words, but hot sentences. He refuses to repeat -words after us when we ask. We dd not push him, or ber- ate him. Concerned DEAR CONCERNED - He is not the first deprived child to try to protect himself by 1966 PONTIAC PARISIENNE '8' 4-doof Hardtop, A.T., P.S., P.B. & R. - 654-944 1960. u.'iW..J3ELA.IRE 'S' SEDAN, A.T., Radio - Lic..E91652 1966 RAMBLER AMBASSADOR '8' A.T.,'P.S., and' P.B. - Lic. E90471 1965 PONTIAC SEDAN A.T. anti R. - Lic. E90-232 1964 CHEV. BELAIRE '8' SEDAN A.T. and R. -• Lic. E81-957 1963 CHEV. COACH Q.T. - Lie, E92-699 1963 OLDS. SEDAN A.T., PS., P.B. and R. Lk. E90952 1962 GREY... SEDAN A.T. Lic. E92-436 1962 FORD GALAXIE SEDAN A.T. Lia E90-734 TO CLEAR - Several '67 Chev. Sedans and One Chevelle '8' Convertible SALE on NOW UNIROYAL WI NTERI DE0- Snow Tires of SEAFORTH MOTORS Phone 527750 s Seaforth Lot Open E eningg to 9;00 pan. not talking. It may take a long time to clear up the• clouded, befuddled impressions made in this little lad's first 11 months. 4 Don't be overanxious..Show delight in his odd words; let him know that those who love him rejoice with him Encourage fun; enjoy what tie enjoys. As his personality begins to blossom in this hap- pier home, he'll jump this hur- dle. DEAR DORIS .-- Bob and I have been best friends for four years. almost closer than two girl friends, telling each other everything. Now he has chang- ed and dates me off and on. Then again he tells me all ab- out some tither girl. Last night I came right out and told him that we should either be friends or more than friends, that I can't take this off and' on stuff. He said he cared and, tried to make him- self like me, but he couldn't. . He is 18 and I am 16. Please don't tell me his is taking me out as a friend because he is completely different. Myself, I am very fond of him. Strange Problem DEAR STRANGE -' Don't give him, guiltfeelings for being himself. He doesn't know the answers either. Treasure his warm • friend- ship. 'for what it is. Give him freedom and take some' your- self. You need heaps of dates with an assortment of romeos before you'll be in a state -to demand a showdown with any- body. DEAR DORIS - Much of -my work, which I love is with pensioners. I work with a wel- fare department asrsort Of vis- iting homemaker. • To enable me to serve these elderly citizens better I would like to take a course. which of necessity would have to be by correspondence. ' . Loves Old Folks DEAR LOVES - A series of correspondence lessons under the title Understanding Hu- man Behavior would be a good start for you. This is off- ered as part of a . three-year course: Administration of Hothes for the Aged, but you may take the one subject sep- arately. Helpful to anyone working with any age. Costs $90, Les= sons go out monthly. Write quickly to Extension Depart- ment, McMaster . University, Hatriilton, Ontario. Course has already started. DEAR DORIS - We are in- vited to a golden anniversary dinner. They are also having a Dome -and -go tea in the after" name Kindly inform •me w h i eh would be the proper •bray: to give a gift when we go to this dinner, dr go to the come- and - go .tea and put money in their box? 1 db not feel I like to give a gift more than once. Well -Wisher DEAR _,WELL-WISHER - No one expects you to. Pretty well depends on how close You feel to the recipients. If they are half -century pals, you may want to choose •and give your own thoughtful keepsake. If you are just one of the crowd of well-wishers a little money in the box will do nice ly. To Trying To Budget -- Ac- cording to the Visiting Home- makers of Toronto a child of three costs' $4.05 a week to feed. A boy of 16 costs $8.57. These are • averages, based on July prices.' One mother says all a good meal does tor her teen-ager is help him .work up an appetite. Ie's`hack at the fridge an hour later, pouring out chocolate milk, and nrunclting orm an apw J''Ie. No wondef' out boys *wYti . arch Groups 51"ANLEY JNIt ucW, The Stanley lit U'OW U1"et at Mrs, fx Rgbiz lon's ,Mxs x McGregor read the .scripture, Psalms irr and 1.1$ and. Mks. C. Henderson read 'the story. )firs. 1L Lennon gave the study from the study goal' Roll call indicated 19 memleers present. Mrs. J. Cornish reported on sending out birthdey Cards. If was announced Robert McKinley would show pictures on a northern trip, in the church basement on Oct. 27th.„ The November meeting will be at Mrs.,. C. Henderson, on Nev. 7th. - - McKillop No. 8 . Meets At a recent meeting, pupils of McKillop T.S.A. No. 8, organ. ized a section of the. Canadian Junior Red Cross. , Officers elected were: presi- dent, John Elligsen•; vice-presi- dent, David Siemon; secretary, Pattyann Bremner; treasurer, David McClure; editor, Sylvia Smith; assistant editor, Paul Storey. The teacher at the school is Mrs.- George Coville. Classified acts pay dividends. - CLIP THIS ADV. FOR ZION KIT; 4i/ The" Zion, 'IJQW Piet at the home of Mrs. Husseil Money. Eart JtRaer.led in dexotione. The meeting opened with a poem read by hirs. Earl Roney. Scripture by Mrs. Norman Du -A- field and continents and prayer by Mrs. Earl Roney. Poem read by Mrs. Robert Roney, Thanks- giving. Mouth organ seleetiop- by Mrs. R, S. Aikens, reading by Mrs. Charles Roney, "Mr. Ford's wife is different". Mrs. Glenn Pepper was in charge of business • and Mrs. Lawrence Bannon read minutes. Mrs. Dalton Smile had the- roll call, answered by 10 members with -a harvest verse.: Reading by Mrs. ,Dalton Malcolm Lunch was served by the . hostess, as- sisted by Mrs.. Glenn Pepper and Mrs. Ross Pepper, followed by a quilting. Remember' It takes but a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and be money 1 pocket. . Ta advertise, just Dial Seaforth $27-0240. Anytime and all the time Seal Test Milk and Cream 'fa gal. Homo 62c % gal. 2% 59e • 1 qt. Homo 32c 1 qt. Half and Half 74e Cream at current pricres F'INNIGAN'S Egmondvilte - u Uett of A Meets Hullett Federation of Agri- culture met at the home of Mee end Mrs- leen 1lulley, Londes- oro, when plans were complet- e& for theannual meeting -and banquet in Londesboro Hall, on November 9th, when Doug Mil will show slides of an extensive ip taken ' recently. Leonard Archambault and Ted Flunking are the nominating committee, to bring in the new slate' of officers.' ' Hullett Township Council will be asked for the usual grant and it was decided to hold a family night again this year to take the foam of a pet - luck supper. It will be held In the Londesboro Hall on Decem- ber 8th. -- NOTICE -- For Co-op Insufrance C+ttl. W. ARTHUR WRIGHT Phone 527.1464 -- John St. SEAFORTH Complete Coverage For: • Auto -and Truck • Farm Liability -. • Employer's 1lability • Accident and Sickness • Fire, Residence, Content; • Fire, Commercial • Life Insurance & Savings • Huron Co-op Medical .Services - • Wind Insurance- • VW. An investment 'that won't let you down: • Go-ahead people uy theirbon t TORONTO -DOMINION The Bank where people make the difference. REFERENCE CLIP THIS AbV. ` FOR REFERENCE - - CLIP THIS ADV: FOR REFERENCE ..,--- AINTON QLD MILL Lf (Since 1894) Blyth, Ontario -- Phone 523-9373 rrnual Factory Outlet'SaIe Starts Thursday,- Oct. 26, to Saturday, 'Our vast knowledge of the wool and leather markets and our 73 years of experience in the business have enabled us to hai•e manufactured the highest quality wool and leather products. Combine this with quantity '18 -- with ALL PRICES LOWER than .last year selling and we are offering the public what no one else dares to offer - LOWER PRICES - in this age of rising costs. Take advantage of this unique outlet Woolien Blankets u ' Glen Laine SATIN BOUND Awarded the Woo( Mark symbol - the symbol that money can't buy - internationally awarded for quality alone 72" x 90" Pure Virgin Wool, full 4 lbs., 4" satin bindings a choice of 9 0' colours. Value $24.95 SALE PRICE s1 25 each (less than !'z regular value) GlenLaine SATIN BOUND CRIB 36" x 50" Same quality as above Value $8.95 SALE PRICE $4.75 each Glen Laine RAINBOW 72" x 84" 90% Pure Virgin Wool, 10% Vis- case, is- 9� case,'whipstitched, 4 colours. Value $15..95 $ 25 each SALE PRICE GLEN LAINE -__ AUTO ROBE 72" x 84" Red and Black, Gold and Black, Awarded Wool Mark symbol. Value $22 95 Sale Price. $11.95 each. TRAVELLER AUTO ROBE with matching carrying case Value $14.95 Sale' Price $9.75 each Without Ca<e Value .$12.95 Sale Price 57.95 each Red, Blue and Green Tartan GLEN LAINE COTTAGE Satin 'Bound, 90% Wool, 10% • An- gora Mohair, Heather Colour only Value $12.95 - . Sale Price 5825 each GLEN LAINE COTTAGE Wh_ ipstitched, 72" x 84" and 64" x 84", 90% Wool, 10% Angora Mohair,..5 colours. Value $12._00 SALE PRICE $6.90 and $5.45 each SHEEPSKIN RUGS - A gift sure to please everyone. Combines the ruggedness of leather with the beauty and softness of wool. Glen Laine SHEEPSKIN RUGS Sale Price $12..75 ea. our regular line, alt colours available. Value $22.95 Factory Outlet Sale SPECIAL -Only at The Old Mill 'Will you find such • an offer. SHEEPSKIN RUGS Sale Price $9.45 each SMALL LAMBSKINS Sale Price $4.98 each, 'for rugs, car seats, tractor scats Hours: 9:00 a.m. `to 6:00 p.m. Monday through Saturday Open Saturday evenings until 10:00 p.m. " MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED Wool Sport Socks 70% Pure Virgin Wool, 30% Nylon White Men's . 98c Men's Semi -dress Socks $1.05 'Ladies' and Children's 98c .Coloured Sport Socks Men's, Boys' Ladies' $1.15 Sheepskin Muff and Head Bands The perfect gift for the child or grandchild on your list. Wool lined Muff, assorted col- ours, Value .$10.00. Sale Price $7.50 Genuine Sheepskin Wash Mitts Excellent for washing cars and -dusting furniture -will not stretch. Sale Price 98c LIP Wool Work Socks ' An outstanding Factory Out- /et utlet Sale offer 90% Pure Vir- gin Wool blended with 10% Nylon. Completely machine washable, 3%Z .lbs. per• doz. Buy by the dozen and save even more. Value $1.25 pr. SALE PRICES 1 pr. 2 pr. 1 doz. 63c . $1.20 $6.99. LEATHER DRESS GL VES Savings up . to 50% LADIES' MEN'S' KID GLOVES -Black, Brown, Navy, White 4, 6, 8 button length Sale Price $6.25 $7.25 $8.25 DEERSKIN GLOVES -Natural; H a rid sewn, Suede, Lined Sale Price $7.95 $4.95 $5.95 UNLINED SUEDE -Brown, Black, Natur- al, Rust, 2 button. and 3 button length $3,45 $2.45 UNLINED LEATHER -Tan, Black, Cork 2 button,4.34button detailed cuff, 3 button plain cuff $3.45 $3.90 M $2.45 & $2.90 CALFSKIN GLOVES -•.-SPECIAL, Black only, '4 button length, inseam Sale Price $4.45 LADIES' LINED LEATHER -Natural and Cbrk Sale Prices $2.98 $3.25 $3;45 LADIES' LINED SUEDE -Brown, Black, Natural, Rust Sale Prices $2.98 13.45 LADIES' SHEARLING GLOVES -Rust, Grey Sale Price $7.90 DEERSKIN -Natural, Hand Sewn, light weight machine sewn, Unlined - Sale Price $7.95 $4.45 GOATSKIN -Cork, Brown, Hand sewn, Unlined-. Sale Prices $4.95 $4.45 PIGSKIN -Brown, Unlined Sale Price $3.98 SPECIAL -Natural Capeskin Unlined $1.49, LINED -Cork Goatskin, Black and Brown Pigtex, Black and Brown Leather Sale Prices $2.98 $1.98 $2.45 BLACK CALF, Pile lined,,Sidewall, Black Kid Wool Lined, half hand -sewn Sale Price $4.90 - SUEDE LINED -Brown, Black - Sale Price .$2.45 • ' SUEDE SIDEWALL with Pile Lining Sale Price $3.95 .SHEARLING GLOVES -Rust and Brew! Sale Price ..$77.90 LEATHER 'COATS AND JACKETS Don't miss buying your Suede or Leather Coat or Jacket at these outstanding Factory Outlet Sale Prices. LADIES' JACKETS Factory Outlet Sale Price - $ 9■95 LADIES' COATS -- • Regular Value $65.00 We had the opportunity to purchase a select line of Ladies' Jackets, 3/4 and Full Length Suede and Leather Coafs,•that we can offer you at the especially low prices of $54.95, $65.95, $77.95, $79.95 ' LADIES' SUEDE and LEATHER COATS Fur trimmed, untrimmed, zip -in linings, silJc lined, many styles and colours - Regular Values $109.95 - $350.00 Factory Outlet SALE PRICES $89.95-$295.00 . MEN'S COATS AND JACKETS - Suede Jackets with zip -in lining,"Light, Medium and Dark Brown: Don't' miss this offer) These superb jackefs.have been purchased especially for our sale to offer at outstand- ing prices Regular Values $79.95; $84.95 and $89.95 SALE PRICES $59.95; $64.95; $69.95 . 'VPINDBREAIfERS SALE•PRICES $19.95; $24.95;. $29.95 Value $29.95; $34.95; $39 93 Also available Western Jackets, Rawhide Jackets with born linin, Shearling lined Bomber Jackets,'Shearling. lined Horsehide 3 coats, Full' length Suede and Leather Coats, Silk lined Calfskin Jackets, Silk lined Deerskin Jackets, Silk lined Capeskin Suede and Leather Jackets, Leather Ski Jackets and Shearling Coals. These are all priced to please every budget Children's Leather Gloves and Mitts Deerskin tanned to always dry soft, Suede and Grain leathers in various colours. GLOVES Sale Price $1.90 pr. MITTS:, Sno Miffs Sale Price 98c pair Ski Mitts, cotton lining Sale Price $1 49 pr. Ski Mitts, burg pile lining . Sale Price $2.49 pr.' Glen Laine Sheepskin Hats Beautiful colors and the lat. est Jn fashion warm and prac- tical raytical for our cold winter. These are band made by In- dustrial Therapy Dept. of On- tario Hospital, Goderich. Value $12,95. - Genuine Leather Mocassins An execellent gift item ,evad- able in ten styles: Sale Price 98c - $5.45 Shearling Vests Perfect for the person who works outdoors or loves to hunt.• SALE PRICES $9.25; .$10.50; $12.50 15 ADV., • FOR.' REFEREN Shearling Slippers These warm sheepskin shear - ting slippers are hand made. Value $10.50, 510.25 Sale Price $7.45, $7.20 Leather Hats and Berets Several style's available in .vtirious shades of timid* aw#, drain Iwathir. SALE PRICE 1 $10.50 to $16.95 CLIP:F• ' :RIPS l • 411 Sale Price $8.50 Leather Work Gloves and Mitts Choose your' type of work glove from our large selection. Values $1,50 - $5.50 Sale Price 70c * $2.25 You can save even more by buying them , by the dozen. Cashmere Scarves Enloy the combination of soft- ness and warmth In pure cash. mere. Scarves available In veriou* Paleley and Floral di. mgrs. SACE PRICES $3.90; $3.45 and $2.90 CLIP' THIS '•A Ski MVlitt's Deerskin tanned to always dry soft. LADIES ADI AND GIRLS Pile Tined Sale Price $2.95 MEN'S AND BOYS' Pile lined Sale Price $3.45 DEERSKIN SKI MITTS Pile lined Sale Price $4.25 SHEARLING SKI MITTS Sale Price $3.8¢ Genuine Hair Seal After Ski and Snow Boots • . Shearling Lined, Value $38.00 SALE PRICE 529.50 Pile Lined Value 519.95 SALE . PRICE $14:50 Genuine Hand Made Sheepskin Toys Teddy gears, Rabbits, Dells, Lambs, Pram Bails. Every child should have one of these soft and cuddly toys. SALE PRICES 99e to $16.95 V, OR, Rll eitRllf+1c • 0 w 0 r 0 x • • • 4