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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-07-18, Page 5T-SHIRTING Make your own and save $SS. We are featuring our first quality t-shirting. Choose from stripes or plains. OUR REGULAR '3.17 METRE $217 • METRE CERAMIC BATHROOM FIXTURES Choose from our selection of soap dishes, switch plates, towel bars, tissue holders, and more. Great selection of colours. VALUE PRICED BORG PIECES We have just received another' ship- ment of Borg Pieces. Excellent selection of colourful pieces in stock now INDIVIDUALLY PRICED ASSORTED COTTONS Choose from an excellent assortment on colourful patterned prints. Ideal for cool summer cover-ups. $199 • SCATTER MATS Ideal for cottage or trailer. Ap- prox. size 27" x 52". Come in now - quantities are limited. OUR REGULAR '7.99 NOW JUST $5?0 k BOYS' SHORT-SLEEVE SHIRTS Many styles and colours, $2?9 E. BOYS' SWEATSHIRTS Made by Penman's, these quality shirts come in red, blue, white, beige, and green. Size S-M-L BOYS' JEANS Quality Canadian-made jeans. Tough-will stand up to wear and tear. Size 10 to 16. LADIES' Wide selection. COUGAR VALUE SHOES PRICED AT $3?7 A complete size range - navy or brown. OUR REG. '19.99 sin(' LADIES' SLACKS Size range of 5 to 18 MEN'S SHORT-SLEEVE SHIRTS Handsomely styled by Newcastle. For golf - or summer leisure wear. Sizes right up to XL. $615 A. MEN'S SWEATSHIRTS Canadian made - in sizes S-M-L. Choose from red, navy, light blue, white or beige, Great for sitting out on these cool, damp nights. $7?,9 "The Store that Saves You More' on MIN I SOVS lAWIS 011ILS SASS WI AS VARDCOODS SSWING MACHiP4/1 POUND 000DS OROtlRIIS NEW STORE HOURS: Monday - Friday 10 a,m.. 9 p.m Saturday 10 a.m.. 6 p.m, Sunday 12 noon • 6 p.m. Highway 4 - South of Clinton at Vonostro 1.1 teller) US1PS from Meg" SUGG. PRICE $589 30" CITATION OTHER 30" RANGES BY INGLIS PRICE as low as $329 $729 SUGG. STERLING 1.7.1 cu. ft. - FROST FREE 1. Full width freezer shelf with ice bucket 2 Deluxe wood grain ph laanqdul ees and full length decorative 3 Split cantilever gsoheldly tersimwith deluxe 4 crispers opveersgetable 5 Large cantilever meat keeper 67 Three temperaturewheels butter conditioner 1 Full black glass door 2. Glass-covered console 3. Fluorescent console light 4. Deluxe elements 5. Optional rotisserie 6. Delay cook keepwarm 7. Large storage drawer 8. Deluxe wood grain door and drawer handles 9. Appliance outlet YOU'LL SAVE $$ BY DRIVING TO ZURICH VISIT ONE OF THE AREA'S LARGEST APPLIANCE' CENTRES WASHER AND DRYER SALE • 5 cycle washer • 2 agitator speeds • 2 spin speeds • 5 wash, rinse temperature selec- tions • Fabric softener A bleach dis- pensers • Regular & perm press dryer cycles • No-tumble drying rack • 3 temperature selections SUGGESTED PRICE $799 Pair OUR SPECIAL $699 PRICE SUPPLY IS LIMITED ACT FAST! 1„;,... turtzbeim FURNITURE & APPLIANCES Main Street ZURICH 236-4075 Times-Advocate, July 18, 1979 Page Don't forget the bargains and fun at Exeter Sidewalk Days Thursday, Friday fairy 411 Main St. S., Exeter Watch For Our Re-Opening Soon REFRIGERATION DOMESTIC & COMMERCIAL CENTRAL AIR SYSTEMS HEAT PUMPS MAX'S TV & APPLIANCES GRAND BEND 238-2493 WE'RE OPEN Mon.-Sat. 9-6 Friday 9-9 See us for all your jewellery needs and general jewellery repairs. ANSTETT JEWELLERS 284 Main St., Exeter Phane.235-2468 Air FETTES TOURS AND TRAVEL If Its Travel, We Have It. 184 Main Street 117 St. Andrew St., Mount Forest, Ontario Mitchell, Ontario 519-323-1545 519-348-8492 Travel the fuel efficient way, don't be frustrated by gas uncertainty. Use public transportation and let us take the worry out of your holiday. Fully escorted tours on our air conditioned, washroom equipped motor coaches. 5 DAY PENN DUTCH—one of our most sought after tours. A few seats left. Departs July 29 - Sept. 05, 15 DAY CANADIAN MINI TOUR—Visit Lake Country, city tours of Edmonton, Calgary, Medicine Hat. Ride Jasper Sky Tram. Tour the Athabasca Ice fields. Departs Aug, 13. 3 DAY OTTAWA & 1,000 ISLANDS—visit Fort Henry, cruise the 1,000 islands, tour Upper Canada Village and our Capitol City, Departs Aug. 10, Sept. 03. 2 DAYS Greenfield Village and Henry Ford Museum, Aug. 18, Sept. 08 2 DAYS Cathedral of Tomorrow - Rex Humbard Show, Sept. 01 3 DAYS Renfro Valley - Aug. 31 3 DAYS Killarney Mountain Lodge Sept. 25 3 DAYS Lake Placid & Tupper Lake Colour Tour • Sept.29 3 DAYS Letchworth Park, Corning Glass Centre - Oct. 02 3 DAYS Wheeling, West Virginia, Nov. 09 3 DAYS Toledo Theatre and Shopping Tour, Nov. 16 4 DAYS Muskoka Fall Colour Tour, Oct. 01 4 DAYS New York Getaway, Oct. 04 4 DAYS Nashville, Tenn., Oct. 05 5 DAYS Moosonel. & Polar Bear Express, Aug. 26 5 DAYS Agawa Canyon Colour Tour, Sept. 17, Sept. 23 7 DAYS East Coast & Cruise, Sept. 28 9 DAYS New Orleans & the Deep South, Nov.6 15 DAYS Maritimes Colour Tour, Sept, 10 17 DAYS Hawaii, 3 Islands - Nov. 09 21 DAYS California Oct. 14 Phone or write for brochures and further information. Group rates also available. CHARGE X VANASTRA FACTORY OUTLET "The Store That Saves You More" Appearing All This Week MARK HAINES vs • The World Plus Exotic Dancing — 12 noon-7;30 P.M. NO COVER CHARGE meals available 11;30-2 P.M. & 5 P.M.-8 P.M. master charge BALLET PERFORMERS — A ballet recital was held Wednesday night at the Bob Swartman home on Riverside Drive. Back, left, are instructor Maureen Gans, Karen Wells, Kristen Lovie, Kelly Thompson and instructors Leslie Swartman and Kelly Swartman. Front, Kelly Grant, Amy Sarah Relouw, Gillian Simpson, Melinda Nethercott and Daphne Damen. T-A photo Staffa calf club plans Achievement Day By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN STAFFA Staffa 4-H Homemaking clubs 1, 2 and 3 participated in the Achievement Night for "Outdoor Living" held on Wednesday evening at the Kirkton Woodham Com- munity Centre. Staffa 1 club chose Happiness, Is a Walk in the Woods for their skit with all members taking part. Staffa 2 club chose as their topic From the Wilderness tp you, with all members participating. Staffa 3 club choice was Oh No! We Forgot the Can Opener, with commentary by Karen McKinnon and Kim Bronson. Janice Vivian from Staffa 1 club received her County honours for successfully completing six, 4-H Homemaking Clubs. Dairy Club Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jefferson and Steve hosted the July meeting of the Mitchell West Dairy Club, Monday evening. The meeting opened yvith the 4-H Campers cheer local fiddler John Wur'm of Exeter played to a crowd of over 12,000 campers at the National Campers and Hikers Association Camp- vention held in Guelph the past week. John was accompanied by Roger Quick and the Rainbows and supplied the Wednesday evening program of ' Country and Western music. They were enjoyed so much by everyone they were requested to play an extra half hour and, amongst the cheers, whistles and clap- ping, finished with a stan- ding ovation. The entertainers were sponsored by the Ausable River Nomads and were guests at a pot luck supper of the Nomads before the program. Pledge followed by the roll call. A demonstration for demonstration night August 1 was discussed and a committee named. Members were reminded of the all-day judging in Stratford and a quiz Was completed on judging, A quiz was also done on seeds. A committee was named to set up a display at Achievement Day in Mit- chell. .Mr. McLagan talked about the fourth H-Hands in the 4-H's. Lawrence Vink conducted a game which was enjoyed and Mrs. Jefferson served lunch, Nancy Pridham thanked the Jefferson family. Personals Sunday morning the Cr omar ty Presbyterian Congregation joined the Hibbert United Church Congrega tionf or service when Rev. J. Davies chose for his sermon, "Age Is a State of Mind", Everyone enjoyed a solo "Amazing Grace" sung by Miss Ruth McPhail, accompaning herself on the guitar. A business meeting for the Perth South District execitive of the Women's Institute was held Monday evening at the home of Mrs. John Templeman. Mr, and Mrs. Tom Scott motored to Lindsay on Thursday where they were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Moore on a trip to the Western Provinces Mr. and Mrs. Rob Tern- pleman and Carrah and Mr. and Mrs. John Templeman and family attended a family gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ische's R.R. 5 Stratford, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Wallace, and Mr. and Mrs. Alec Scott are holidaying in the Western Provinces. Rick and Danielle Thompson have been holidaying with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Carter Kerslake. VISA SUMMER FABRIC SPECIALS