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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-09-02, Page 5BOY'S & GIRL'S WEAR DEPT. BOYS"- 3 - 6X DENIM BRUSH DENIM, CORDUROY 'Zs • "br GIRLS' SHORT - SLEEVE TOPS SIZE $ 27 7-16 • • UP GIRLS' KNEE--HIGH OR ANKLE SOCKS 47c .77c FABRIC SPECIAL ASSORTED MILL - END FABRICS 57 LB. $ 1 THE BASE FACTORY OUTLET "The Store that Saves You More" n MEN'S—BOYS—LADIES—GIRLS 8. BABY WEAR YARD GOODS— PURNITU RE—MATTRESSES* PAINT—SEWING MACHINES—SMALL. APPLIANCES -LAMPS STORE HOURS: Monday Saturday 9:30 - 5:30 Friday nights Ili 9:00 pat. Highwoy 4 - South of Clinton or v onosiro For the Entire Family! CANVAS FOOTWEAR BOYS' $!4 57 Ihr• PR. SIZE 5 - 10 $2 97 • PR. MEN'S SIZE 6 - 12 VA 97 PR. (FOR KINDERGARTEN AGE) BOYS'8. GIRLS' TO SIZE 12 VINYL RAINCOATS & CAPES q 97 • EA. ••1 PANTS REG TO 0.99 $ 2 97 • PR. A CORDUROY PANTS $ at•97 BOYS' SIZE 2 - 6X LEISURE AND $ 57 BOMBER JACKETS qa• EA. BOYS' - 8 -16 - REG.T05a.48 READY FOR THE RODEO — Staff members of the Exeter branch of the Bank of Nova Scotia are wearing cowboy hats this week in an attempt to stir up interest in the Midwestern Rodeo being held this week. Back, left, Lamella Robichaud, Dianne Hackwell, Judy Miller, Liz Masse, Donna Webster and Wendy Jennison. Front, Sandra Becker, Scotia Plan loans officer Ed Poutney, Nancy Trout and Alice Reed. T-A photo EXETER FAMILY MARKET Phiine 235-0400 CHANGE IN HOURS Beginning Next Week We' Will Be OPEN THURS. & FRI. UNTIL 9 P.M. Maple Leaf Boneless DINNER HAMS Thrifty ENDS s2 93' .19 Open 6 days a week CUT AND WRAPPED,READY FOR YOUR FREEZER HIND QUARTER Average 200 to 250 lbs. SIDES OF BEEF Rose Brand, Sweet Mixed or Bread & Butter PICKLES POWDERED MILK 3 lbs. SOFT $1.99 MARGARINE 3/4 1.00 Average 80 lbs. lb. 844 SIDE OF PORK lb. 654 lb. 85' 14 oz. 2/79' lb. $1.09 Front QUARTER 15 oz, 67' Libby's Deep Brown BEANS Dial or Camay SOAP 3 5 oz 4/99' WEEKEND SPECIAL Lewis BREAD 3/9 .09 ALL WEE-KSPECIAL Toastmaster BREAD 3/1 .19 3/99' 2/69 COCA COLA Schweppe's 26 oz. Bottles Plus Deposit GINGER ALE & CLUB SODA 26 oz. plus deposit 120.117100.0 Order Now & Save On This Year's New Crop Of FROZEN VEGETABLES (30 LB. LOTS Also FRENCH FRIES IN BULK Sun nlickeiGE JUICE 121 oz. 2/79' PEAS 2 lbs. 7,4 WATCH FOR MANY MORE IN STORE SPECIALS 2/25' each 29, 3 lbs 39, $1,29 Main St., Exeter " "OW "0:.,M:SW • AMP"— Mr•Af:":'' ...,AT PRICES SIRLOIN STEAK lb. '1.59 litOUND STEAK lb. $1.49 ROUND STEAK ROAST Ib. 9 .39 BilittiMP ROAST lb. '1.33 Medium GROUND BEEF lb. PRODUCE Ont, No. 1 Fresh Large PEPPERS Ont. OM. No. 1 Washed CARROTS 4 Qt, Basket TOMATOES jimas-Advpcsfei Sepfamil 76 Grunion groups ready for activities By MRS. E. SUMMERS GRANTON A delegation of members met to clean up the scout ball and give the floor another coat of varnish in readiness for the first meeting of the fall season, Thursday af- ternoon September 9, For recreation there is now pool, carpet ball, shuffleboard, cards and other games,It is hoped that a Leather craft class can be started, there has to be ten in the class in order to get free in- struction from Tandy's Leather goods store in London. New residents A welcome to Granton is ex- By MRS. FRED BOWDEN CENTRALIA Mr. & Mrs. William Elliott celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with a dinner party at Oakwood Inn, Grand Bend Saturday evening, Guests at- tended from London, Detroit and surrounding area. Personals Miss Ada Mitchell of Mont- pelier, Ohio, is vacationing at the home of her sister and brother-in- law, Mr. & Mrs, Kenneth Hodgins. Sunday visitors with them were Mr. & Mrs. Don Pickering and girls, Hyde Park. Beth Lambie of Thedford was holidaying last week with her cousins, Donna, Linda and Barbara Wilson. Mr. & Mrs. Ken Greb were guests at the Dawson-Blair wedding in the United Church, Saturday afternoon. tended to Mr. & Mrs. John Swan who have come from London to make their home on Queen Street, Mrs. Swan is the former Joanne Ford and the grand- daughter of Mrs. Alice Bryan who also lives on Queen. Mr. & Mrs. Swan are the new owners of the borne of the late Mrs. Wilda Clatworthy. Scout and cub news Cubs and scouts, registration night is Monday September 13 at 7 p,rn. at the Scout Hall, all boys "going up" to scouts be sure to be there. Also, any young boys that will be 8 years this year are eligible to become cubs. The scouts, cubs and their A number from the village attended the reception and dance for Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Dawson (bridal couple) in the Legion Hall, Exeter, on Saturday night. Ruth Ann Essery has returned home after holidaying with her aunt, Miss Arlene Newcombe in Drayton Plains, Michigan. The special music for the service in the United Church Sunday morning was a vocal duet by Messrs. Douglas Gill and Harry Schroeder with Miss Elaine Powe at the piano. The offertory music was an organ and piano duet by Mr. Gill and Elaine Powe. Both numbers were ap- preciated by those attending the service. Mr. & Mrs, Tom Kooy, Mr. & Mrs. Clayton Kooy, Bonnie and Clyde spent the weekend in Dunnville visiting with Mrs. Warren Clark and Jean. leaders wish to express their gratitude to the volunteer Firemen's Association for their generous donation of a boat which the boys hope to spend many happy days using. Mr, & Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins and family have returned from a' very interesting two weeks to the Maritime Provinces, travelling from Niagara Falls through New York State to the Adirondack Mountain to St. John's MB. They crossed the Bay of Fundy on the ferry boat Princess of, Arcadia the largest of its kind in Canada, a two and a half hour crossing to Digby N.S. where they were the guests of Rev. & Mrs. R.N. Savary, Rev. Savary was the former minister of St. Thomas Anglican Church. The Hodgins family spent three day with the Savary's and were taken to see Savary Park which was land donated to the Govern- ment by Rev, Savary's grand- father in memory of the Savary family. In this park is a private cemetery where the Savary ancestors are buried; at the Annapolis Royal Museum they saw the plaque with the Savary Coat of Arms on the wall and various other items donated to the Museum in memory of Rev. Sa vory's great grandfather, they also visited Fort Anne in that city. Then travelling through Nova Scotia and New Brunswick stopping at points of interest along the way, they returned home by way of the St. Lawrence River area and Quebec to Lan- caster Ontario and called on Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Hodgins and family. Persona Is A number of friends and relatives from Granton attended the Open House in honor of Mr. & Mrs, William Riddell's 60th wedding anniversary held at the home of their son Alex at Thorn- dale, Sunday afternoon, Mrs, Florence Bremner, London spent a few days with her sister Mrs. Alice Bryan, also enjoying a visit with Mrs. Bryan were her three granddaughters from Exeter, Donna, Heather and Brenda Riddell. Stage dinner alt Kirkton By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS Miss Evelyn Walkom of Kit- chener visited ontheweekend with Miss Ethel Copeland. The Kirkton-Woodham Far- mers club members gathered at Kirkton-Woodharn community centre Wednesday evening after a delicious dinner served by the Dixie Lee of St. Marys. There was an exhibition ball game followed by a program in the community centre hall. Lee Paul was chairman for the oc- casion. Rae Stephens gave the opening address and welcomed Mr. Bruce Murray of St. Marys as the guest speaker. Mrs. Murray was invited to the platform and was presented with a beautiful bouquet of roses by Ray Paynter: Three girls and a boy from Mitchell entertained with tap dancing numbers ac- companied by Mrs. Doris Westman and Nelson Howe. Ann Marie Paynter and Susan Maddock entertained with baton twirling, Kimberly Heather and Michael Brine piano in- strumentals. Mrs. Alva Godbolt of Listowel has been visiting with Mrs. Horace Greenstreet and Mr. & Mrs. Ross Cooke and family. Couple at Centralia mark anniversary BACK TO SCHOOL THE BASE FACTORY OUTLET "The Store That Saves You More" • SIRE VALUES TO $5.97 YD. 50% BOYS' ANKLE SOCKS 47c • & 5/8 HOSE 77c PR. SIZES TO FIT CHILDREN OF KINDERGARTEN AGE BY TAM'O'SHANTER TOPS $3.21. Of\ Back—to—School FABRIC SPECIAL 150 DIFFERENT PATTERNS FACTORY REMNANT ENDS ENDS GIRLS' LONG SLEEVE SIZE 7 - 14 - TAM'O'SHANTER SHIRTS $4.5L. • • t . • •v NEW STORE HOURS EFFECTIVE TUES. SEPT. 7 MONDAY SATURDAY 10 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. FRIDAY NIGHT 'TIL 9:00 CLOSED MONDAY, SEPT. 6 LABOR DAY MISSES'at YOUTHS.-SIZE 11-13 GIRLS'SIZE 1 - 3 LADIES'- SIZE 4 - 9 FROM $2 97 • PR.