The Wingham Advance-Times, 1972-10-12, Page 16In Advance -Times. Thursday,, t cOber 12, 1972
LOOK AT 4-H DISPLAY—Andy Demerling of RR 2, Clifford, and Greg Stewart of Ford-
wich, admire the 4-H display in the hall at the Howick Fall Fair Friday night.
DECORATED . BICYCLES—Brenda Haasnoot of Fordwich won first prize for her
decorated bicycle at the Howick Fall Fair on Saturday in Fordwich. Placing second was
Andrew Martin of Fordwich. (Staff Photo)
This Week'sa-;�
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COUNTER
TOPS
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Sq: Yd.
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CONTOURED SPLASH BACK
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from
$2 95
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8 Ft. - 10 Ft.,- 12 Ft. Lengths
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Lakelet
er
and sons enjoyed a four*
motor trip. to $ault Stec
through Michigan to Sarnia and
home.
Del Hickling and daughter of
Toronto spent Saturday with Mr,
and Mrs. Norman Harper. 11,
and Mrs.. Harper were Thi-
giving guests Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs. Holzchuh of Stouffville.
Mrs., Arthur Hossfeld, Walker-
ton, spent the weekend with Mr,
and Mrs. Lyle Murray and fam-
ily. am-ily.
The Young Four are appearing
this week on Circle 8 Ranch.
Mrs. Esther Smith of London
spent the weekend with bet'
daughter and family, Mrs. Eug-
ene Metzger. They are visiting
Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Maur-
ice Dick and family of Palmers-
ton.
Weekend visitors with Mrs.
Care of bees
Wi subject
LAKELET — Care and han-
dling of bees was the subject dis-
cussed by Paul Higgins when the
Lakelet WI entertained the
Greenbush WI at their October
meeting. Mr. Higgins, using
slides, discussed equipment used,
winter care, diseases affecting
bees, plants that attract bees,
damage done by vandals, ex-
tracting and processing of honey.
He had on display liquid,
creamed and comb honey. Mrs.
Lloyd Jacques thanked Mr. Hig-
gins and presented him with a
gift.
A community meeting is called
for October ' 12 in the W.I. Hall to
discuss the spending of the Bike-
a-thon money raised by Lakelet.
'Mrs. Allan is to convene the
cutting of the pyjama material
for the Children's Aid Society.
Miss ,Joan Jackson , from
Greenbush entertained with. two
very, enjoyable solos and Miss
Barbara Harkness favored with
two accordion numbers.
Mrs. H. Judge, discussing the
motto "What counts is not the
hours you work but what you put.
into each hour", read two poems,
"The Best of Whatever You Are"
and • "Always Finish".
Due to the Area Convention,
November 2 and 3, the November
meeting will be moved to Wed-
nesday, November 8th.
43rd weddinivvodq
anniversary
GORRIE — Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
neth Hastie of Gorrie were honor-
ed by their family at thehome of
their eldest son, Robert Hastie
and Mrs. Hastie, RR 1, Gorrie, on
Thanksgiving Sunday, when they
celebrated their 43rd wedding
anniversary. They. were present-
ed with an electrjc blanket;,
Attending were Mr. and Mrs."
Thomas Hastie and Douglas of
Woodbridge; Mr. and Mrs. John.
Blythe and family of Milton;. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Strong, Jill and
Kent, RR 1, Gorrie; Mr. and Mrs.
Keith Finnigan • and family of
London:
Association
formed for
Gorrie park
GORRIE = The first meeting
of the Gorrie Community Ball
Park 'Association was held in the
Howick Legion rooms. An elec-
tion of executive resulted as fol-
lows: president, John W. Brown;
'secretary, Mrs. John W. Brown;
press reporter, Elizabeth Neil-
son.
Other committee members;'
David Neilson, Robert Edgar,
Wilbur Hogg and Blake McMil-
lan.
The main item on the agenda
was the new project of tights in
the ball park: The lights,- have
been purchased but now remains
the problem of putting them up.
This is being looked into and
hopefully carried out within the
next week.
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This was . atxompllshed b a new
healing substance II (Bio-Dyne)—
which quickly helps heal injured
cells and stimulate growth of new
tissue.•' Now Bio -Dyne is offered in
ointment and suppository form
called Preparation "'HH". Ask for it
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money refunded.
WS Items
-dorifon,. W t Were
Mrs. Greg Buchanan and f aI►
Newmarket; Virg a,.
Paynter, W,atarIoo., and...,...
Robert McClean and baby, W.d-
lowdale, Rod and his bride re-
turned home this weekend, M.
Wright will be moving to her new
home this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Zurbrigg
were guests Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Campbell of Win-
throp. Monday Mr. and Mrs. Zur-
brigg visited a cousin in Elmira
who lost a small son in a farm
mishap on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Taylor of
Bobcaygeon and Mr. and Mrs.
Morgan Lewis of Midland spent a
couple of days with Mrs. Lloyd
Jacques and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Demer-
ling and family spent the week-
end in Kitchener with Mr. and
Mrs. Lorne Riepert and attended
the Oktoberfest celebration on
Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Demerling of
Beaverton and Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Demerling and family ' of
Dundalk visited this weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dem-
erling.
The
FIRST PRIZE DISPL.A,Y--Karen Currah, Heather Neilson and Dianne Edgar, all of
• ' Gorrie, were taken back to their 'little girl' days with this,prize winning entry by the
Gorrie Women's Institute in the illustrated„nursel y rhyme category, (Staff Photo)
1 2th
ld dill ANNUAL
FACTORY
1ITLET
01,
Qnly one
location
in the country,
on top of the hill, 1 mile south
of BIptlh on. Nwy. No. 4
OCT. 1 2 to DEC. 3 1, 1 9 7 2
IT'S OUR 1st
)Anniversar ;
AT OUR "NEW' AND ONLY
LOCATION
lstL
41'
FREE CODER '&
HOME MADE ,.
COOKIES
OCT:, 14 &" 2 1st
SPECIAL HOURS
9 A.M. TO 6 P.M. DAILY FRI. & SAT. TILL .9 P.M. -SUN. 1 p.M..T0 6 P.M. -MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED
LEATHER GARMENTS
LADIES'
6 w r 1.u4
` �A'11JACKETS $
VALUES FACTORY 199S
FROM OUTLETSALE TO
$40 to
5110 PRICED 89.95
SH E E P S K I N FACTORY • OUTLET
COATS T S SALE PRICED
VALUE FACTORY _
FROM SALE
$99.9510$250
$59.9�5
PRICED 99.95o250
TO
5275
PANT COATS
VALUE $80 to $130
FROM
CLASSIC COATS
VALUE FACTORY
FROM OUTLET
5100 - SALE .75
TO $250 PRICED
MIDIS
'200
MANY LAVISHLY FURTRIMMED
FACTORY
VALUES $150 OUTLET9.95 TO
TO $275 SALE PRICED $
$250 250
CHOOSE
A FUR COLLAR TO ENHANCE YOUR COAT
WE STOCK LYNX, 'NORWEGIAN FOX,
RACOON, AND CURLY LAMB --WE WILL AT-
TACH'. THIS TO YOUR. COAT AT NO EXTRA
CHARGE
MEN'S COAT'S
THIS SEASON' BRINGS ONE OF THE MOST STYLISH
COLLECTIONS FOR MEN --=-
TO
109.
95
y.
DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY
• LUXURIOUSLY SOFT
GENUINE SHEEPSKIN RUGS
/
WHITE,
- COLORED,
SALE NATURAL
Sheepskins – a natural gift — sure to pleaseeveryone combine the
ruggedness of leather with the beauty and softness of wool.
SUPERIOR QUALITY VALUED AT $31
FACTORY OUTLET SALE PRICED
REGULAR QUALITY VALUED AT $22.95 $
JACKETS SHEEPSKIN COATS FACTORY OUTLET SALE PRICED
11.50
$40 & JACKETS STANDARD QUALITY VALUED AT 518.95
9.50
$145• VALUE
$15 50
FACORY
OUTLET
SALE
PRICED
'29.95
F
TO O
FROM 5120 T? $250
FACTORY OUTLET SALE PRICED
LAMBSKINS
$109.95 :$99.95 To =229 9S PRICED AT 3.5.5O,$75O&$85O
FULL LENGTH COATS -----
NOTE THIS SALE • WASHABLE & MEDICAL
SPECIAL MAN'S VALUE FACTORY SHEARLING 8.5O TO89.95 $110.56
OUTLET
G, BLACK, BROWN, $110
CAMEL F.O.S.P. $ 5 Igo PRICED $SALE TO CAR SEAT RUNNER$ s9.9515..50
�i5
LADIES' d�. MEN'S GLOVES VALUES FROM
FACTORY TO 525
OUTLET
SALE FROM $ 1 .95 TO $ 18.95
PRICED
NOTE THESE EXAMPLES OF SALE VALUES
MENS & LADIES
SHEARLING =9.95
LADIES' CAPE $ 1.95 lit
LINEDs6,95Tos9.95
TO 95.95
LADIES4& YOUTHS
KID GLOVE$ SHEARLING MITTS
$5,75 AND tip $4.95 TO $6.95
WE HAVE DOZENS , OF STVLES...THOUSANDS OF
PAIRS FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE INCLUDING WORK
GLOVES AND CHILDRENS GLOVES AND MITTS FROM
$1.2$
AREA RUGS YOUR SPECIFICATION
C DE TO
PURE VIRGIN WOOL
BLANKET SATIN VALUED AT
S BOUND 518.00
100% pure virgin wool blanket, 72" x 90",
6" satin binding, White, gold, mauve, pink, F.
at
beige, turquoise, moss, peacock, green, S 41 8 9 5
old rose.
These area completely •tlrstw �
stock Made from our own wool to quality
reat P QUANTITIES
prices yod can't afford to miss, UNITED TO
DOOR BUSTERw'SPECIALCUSTOMER
BLANKETS
TWIN, DOUBLE, QUEEN, KING, CRIB,
RAINBOW, NORWEGIAN, AUTO, WOOL
AND VISCOSE BLENDS EACI4 OF THESe
LINES WILL BE FEATURED AT OUTSTANDING STORE
SAVINGS DURING OUR SALE
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