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The Huron Expositor, 1962-11-01, Page 8JR kl`t 'NXLD§.1TOR, $4001431, 31, ` NT I OV, , 1002 BUY A . Westinghouse CLOTHES DRYER And your Sunshine Special A FREE $29.95 ELECTRIC BLANKET BOX'S are giving out Free Electric Blankets with every new or used Dryer sold during the Sunshine Special being conducted by Ontario Hydro and the local Utility Commission, November 3rd to December 15th, inclusive. Buy now and take advantage of this free gift ! This ture time NOW and get a FREE Electric BLANKET $29.95 Value Dryer has three tempera - selections with automatic selector. • TOP LINT COLLECTOR • DIRECT • AIR -FLOW DRYING • DOOR SAFETY SWITCH • ONE-YEAR WARRANTY • FREE SERVICE ( SWAT SNOW uns A free electric blanket will be offered to each purchaser of an electric clothes dryer from a participating dealer in' the Seaforth area during the Sun- shine Special campaign, Nov. 3 to Dec. 15. The province -wide promotion of electric clothes dryers is being supported joint- ly by manufacturers, appliance dealers and electrical utilities. Participating appliance deal ers will have samples of the bonus electric blanket an dis- play during the campaign per- iod. The rose-colored blanket is,double-bed size with a single control. The Sunshine theme will identify the electric dryer campaign displays in appliance stores and electrical utility of - BOX FURNITURE PHONE 43 — SEAFORTH ine ficps. At the present time, one On- tario family in four enjoys the convenience of an electric clothes dryer. EASES WASHDAY Ever lifted a grand piano 20 feet off the floor? Or hung out a washing for a family of five on a clothesline? The same amount of energy is required, it has been estimat- ed, to carry out both tasks. Washday drudgery is a thing of the past for the homemaker with an electric clothes dryer. No longer does she have to lug heavy baskets of wet clothes, stoop to lift the clothes from NEWS OF CONSTANCE HALLOWE'EN MASQUERADE PROVIDES FUNDS ,FOR UNICEF Monday evening, in the base- ment of Constance Church, the CGIT girls with their leader, Mrs. Reg Lawson, and invited girls dressed in costume, as- sembled to- enjoy an evening of fun in the form of a Hal- lowe'en masquerade party, with collection helping the UNICEF Fund. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley judged the costumes, with first prize comic going to Glenyce Jewitt; second, Mary, Mcllwain; best Hallowe'en dress, Mary Buchanan and Nancy Buchanan; different countries, Marjorie Whyte and Rita McMichael; youngest girl in costume, Joan Preszcator; spot number, Judy Thompson; oldest girl in cos- tume, Mary and Margaret Mac- Gregor. The program consisted of contests and games, convened by Janice Jewitt and Mary Buchanan. Lunch was conven- ed by Glenyce Jewitt and Mary MacGregor, which was enjoyed by all. A vote of thanks was express- ed to the judges and to all who made a wonderful evening. A collection was taken with bene- fit for UNICEF Fund. UCW Notes At Constance United Church service Sunday afternoon, a Hymnary was dedicated by the UC Women, with Mrs. Whyte, president, presenting it to Rev. H. Funge, and a Hymnary for the choir in memory of Miss Rachel McKenzie, who passed GENERAL g ELECTRIC AUTOMATIC HI -SPEED DRYERS The Deluxe High Speed Fully Automatic Dryer, Model 78D21, features: • Automatic Control—shuts off when clothes are dry: • Automatic De-Wrinkler. • Pedestal mounted controls. • Three cycle operation—Automatic Dry Cycle, Damp Dry Cycle an'tl Automatic Fluff Cycle. • Magnetic Door Latch. • Interior Light., • Porcelain 'enamel top and drum. • Variable Timer Control—up to 130 m'Inutes. • High Speed Drying System. • Safety re -start switch. • Full wash load capacity. • Fine metal screen lint trap. • Full width wide opening door. • Counter height (36") and depth (25") fits like a "Built-in" • CGE 1 -year written warranty. BUY THIS DRYER DURING ,THE SUNSHINE SPECIAL at the regular price of 2O2.0 AND GET A FREE $29.95 ELECTRIC BLANKET FRANK KLING LTD. Phone 19 .- Seaforth ecici: the basket, and stretch to hang them on the clothesline. Nor does she have to repeat the whole procedure, in reverse or- der, to bring the dry clothes into the house. Electric clothes dryers also save time for the busy home- maker. With a damp -dry set- away Sept. 30. Next Sunday, Nov. 4, . the Canadian Order of Foresters are having a church parade to Constance United Church at 3 o'clock, with Rev. H. Funge, minister in charge. All mem- bers are requested to meet at the Hall prior to church serv- ice. Hold Thankoffering Meeting Mrs. W. L. Whyte, president of Constance UCW, opened the fall thankoffering meeting with words of thanksgiving to ladies from Northside United Church, Seaforth, and ladies of McKil- lop Presbyterian. Hymn 306 was sung. Mrs. Don Buchanan read Psalm 46 as the' scripture lesson, followed with prayer by Mrs. Reg. Lawson. A solo; was sung by Mrs. David Living- ston, "Sunrise Tomorrow," ac- companied by Mrs. Wm. Jewitt. The collection was taken by Mrs. Earl Nott ' and "Mrs. Ken Preszcator. Mrs. MacGregor introduced Mrs. J. Thompson, of Seaforth, who was guest speaker. Mrs. Thompson spoke on "Short Sayings," such as: "Fear not", "faint not", "fret not" and "for- get not," and quoted scripture to outline each short saying, and with short poems and story summed up with God as our creator, the giver of every good and loving gift. A reading was given by Mrs. Don Buchanan, "Do Not Judge Too Hard." Mrs. B. Brown thanked the speaker and all who had helped in any way to make a successful meeting. A hymn was sung and the Miz- pah benediction closed the meeting, afterwhich everyone enjoyed a social half-hour ov- er the tea cups. Mrs" N. Bell, on behalf of all the ladies, thanked the Constance ladies for the pleas- ant afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Glou sher and family attended the opening services of Blyth Unit- ed Church on Sunday and also visited with Mr. and Mrs. John Sander'son, of Blyth. ers ting on the dryer, clothes can be removed when they are just right for ironing. And much. of the laundry load does not re- quire ironing if an electric dry- er is used. Towels, dishcloths and diapers, for example, are fluffy and completely wrinkle - free at the end of the drying o u cycle. Wash-and-wea fabrics are dried and "pressat the same time, requiring- wily a touch-up with an iron, One of the most practical el- ectrical appliances in the home, an automatic clothes dryer is designed with the homemaker's crowded schedule in mind. With your purchase of a FREE! Electric BLANKET FREE! FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC WRINKLES - AWAY DRYER Fabric Heat Selector gives 'infinite number of heat settings. from "Normal" to "Delicate", also 'No Heat." Automatic Time Control—up to 1,45 minutes without •redialing. "Wrinkles -Away" cycle for pressing Wash -and -Wear garments. Push-button door opener: Sell that unnecessary piece of furniture through a Huron Ex- positor Classified Ad. Phone 141. Buy a DRYER during the WE HAVE 0 0 PRICED FOR DRYERS FROM$139YOUR BUDGET Buy any New or Used Dryer and obtain FREE your Electric Blanket during;- this Sunshine Special Sale. G1NGER1CH SALES & SERVICE LTD. PHONE 34 • • ZURICH /01°11.1111100 IINNNI11111611elit.aP- or C s• ( SOWN SPICIAL D. and receive a $29.95 Electric Blanket FREE ! • • Popular Westinghouse or Dominion DRYERS from $149.00 Check our low, low prices at Dublin Electric Phone 70 R 2 - Dublin promisormionrosionio BUY AN ELECTRIC CLOTHES DRYER NOW I3ET A FREE ELECTRIC BLANKET MAKE EVERY DAY A DRYING DAY ELECTRICALLY... COSTS LESS THAN 5C A FULL LOAD TO -OPERATE! • ECONOMICAL • FLAMELESS • ODOURLESS • SAFE • PRECISELY AUTOMATIC • DOUBLE BED SIZE • FULL 2 -YEAR GUARANTEE • A TOP QUALITY BLANKET • CONVERTIBLE CONTOURED CORNERS • CAN BE WASHED AND DRIED AUTOMATICALLY CHOOSE FROM ANY OF THESE FAMOUS BRANDS • BEATTY • COFFI ELD-HAM I LTON • CONNOR • CORONADO • DOMINION • Eaton's -VIKING • G,M. FRIGIDAIRE • QENEFRAt. 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