HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-08-01, Page 25Usborne & Hibbert Mutual
Fire Insurance Company
(Established in 1876)
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Dwellings as well as
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DIRECTORS AND ADJUSTERS
Jack Harrigan
Robert Gardiner
Lloyd Morrison
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R.R.3, Lucan
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Don't forget!
WE'VE TAKEN
OUR ANNUAL
TENT SALE
INDOORS.
By doing this, we have
cut our expenses, so
we can pass on to
you even greater
savings!
VANASTRA
FACTORY
OUTLET
"The Store that Saves You More"
MEN'S- BOYS' -LADIES'-QIRLS' and BABY'S WEAR
YARD GOODS - POUND GOODS
SEWING MACHINES - GROCERIES
LOCATED ON HWY NO. 4
SOUTH OF CLINTON AT VANASTRA
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ANNEX SALE HOURS
Thursday, August 2: 10 a.m. - 9 p.m.
Friday,•August 3: 10 a.m. - 9 p.m.
Saturday, August 4:10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Sunday, August 5: 12 noon - 6 p.m.
Monday, August 6: 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
LADIES' WEAR
1 LADIES' SWEATERS
Choose from an excellent selection of
ladies' stylish sweaters. These would
make an ideal gift or why not add some
to your own wardrobe.
ALL SELLING AT
our already low
price.
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LADIES' SLACKS •
• Choose from a selection of polyester
slacks specially priced to save you
money. These are priced so low you'll
be able to afford 4 or
$
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pair.
07 Value Priced at just • 7 F pair
3 LADIES' BATHING SUITS
• Choose from our complete line of ladies'
suits. Many styles to choose from.
YOUR CHOICE AT
25% OFF.
4 LADIES' PURSES
• Choose from our entire stock of ladies'
purses. Many styles to choose from,
Now Clearing at 1/2 Price.
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LADIES SHORTS
• These shorts are made from 80*.
polyester and 20% cotton. Canadian
made these shorts come in colours of
green, pink, yellow and blue In Sizes S.
M.L. Our Reg. '3.97
Now Just $2.97 pair.
6 SAVINGS ON LADIES' WEARING
• APPAREL
We have one rack of ladies' slacks, tops,
jackets and more. All are quality made
garments.
Now Selling at 25% OFF the
Regular Low Price.
MEN'S WEAR
MEN'S SLACKS
• An assortment of men's slack s in
various styles, sizes and colours. Reg.
Value to '10.00
Now Clearing at Just 97C each,
2 MEN'S JACKETS
'Assortment of one of a kind jackets in a
variety of styles and sizes.
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AII reduced No 1/2 price
MEN'S LONG SLEEVE SHIRTS
Ihi•Choose from our Torrex Creations in S,
M-L. Many different styles to choose
from. VcI Wed as High at 1,57
NoivJust 11 • 97
GIGANTIC
ANNEX SASE
Savings in our Annex from
33% to 7 5%
STARTING THURSDAY , AUGUST 2
Al MOO A.M. Ill MOM,
AUGUST 6 AT to P.M.
1. We have one table of assorted fabrics.
FABRIC EXTRAVAGANZA
Regularly selling for '2.98 metre. Our
Annex Sale Price
SHORT SLEEVE TOPS
• Choose from an excellent selection of
styles and colours. Sizes from infants
right up to teens. 1
Now Selling at /2 price
2GIRL'S SLACKS
• Choose from an excellent selection of
styles. Outfit the kids for school at
these low prices.
$2.97 pair
3. Choose from these shell jackets for girls
BOY'S AND GIRL'S JACKETS
or boys, Excellent colour and size range.
Your Choice Just $2.00 each
GIRL'S BIB FRONT PANTS
Made from 50'. polyester and 50% cot-
ton. These pants come in white, red,
green or blue. Size range from 2 to 6x.
Compare at '5.99
Now Just $1 • 7 -7
00
CHILDREN'S COATS
We have a selection of children's coats
in girls and boys styles.
Now Clearing at 50% off
BOY'S PANTS.FACTORY SECONDS 6 . Excellent value at low, low prices. These
pants are Canadian made and come In
an excellent size range.
(a) Boy's 3 to 6x - Reg, to '10,95
Now Just '3.97 or 2 for '6.97
(b) Boy's'.2 elastic 7.12 • Reg. to '11,95
Now Just '4.97 or 2 for '8.97
(c) Boy's Cords 8.18 - Reg. to '17.99
Now Just '5,97 or 2 for q0,97
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25% OFF
Boy's Running
Shoes
Men't Running
Shoes
Reg. '7.99
Only $3•99
Reg. '8.99
4 • 50 Only
4.
5.
We have taken our annual Tent Sale
indoors to our ANNEX BUILDING
directly behind our store (across
from Koma Boats)
We still offer you thousands of
dollars of stock at savings you can't
afford to miss out on! PLUS MANY IN-
STORE SPECIALS.
MEN'S WEAR - CONT'D
4 MEN'S COTTON SHIRTS
• These Corah shirts come in round or v-
neck styling. Attractively styled these
come in S-M-L in an excellent colour
range. Compare at '7.95 es now
Our Annex Sale Price Just •7 I
MEN'S LONG SLEEVE SHIRTS 5. Choose from striped styling or num-
bered shirts. Sizes S-M.L.
97 Now Just $1 _ • each
CHILDREN'S WEAR
Just $ 1 .27 metre
2. T-SHIRT KNITS
Choose from an excellent selection of
stripes and plain colours.
Sale Price at $2.17 metre
3. POUND GOODS
Choose from, T-Shirting, blanket ends,
bedspread ends, towelling and more.
All selling for our Annex Sale 97c lb.
WOOL SUPER SPEC/AL
We are bringing in a complete shipment
of Canadiana Sayelle. Choose from an
excellent colour range.
Last time at this low sale price
77; a 50 gram ball
READY-MADE DRAPES
Choose from an excellent selection of
colours and sizes.
Now Selling at 1/2 price
HWY. NO. 8
TO GODERICH. CLINTON
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TO SEAFORTH
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VANASTRA
FACTORY
OUTLET
ANNEX
miKOMA BOATS
VAN ASTRA RD.
• DEBBIE'S CUSTARD CUP
HWY. NO. 4 TO EXETER
FABRIC DEPARTMENT
IOW 4
HOT DOGS - Assistant Leader, Beth MacGregor gives Ailsa
Craig Explorer Mary McFee a helping hand to add all the
trimmings to her hot dog as the girls enjoyed a week of cam-
ping at the Pinery Provincial Park. Photo by Scheifele
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DISHES EVERYWHERE - Even at camp there is no getting away from dishes! Here Ailsa Craig Explorers Christine Phillips,
Brenda Collins, Anne Marie Graham, Brenda Thompson and Linda Twynstra wash and dry their dishes during their annual
week end camping at the Pinery Provincial Park.
PACKING UP - Packing up time came all too soon for many of the 25 Ailsa Craig Explorers who spent the week end at the
Pinery Provincial Park with their leaders. Here Christine Phillips, Linda Twynstra, Donna McLachlan and Anna Hopkins pack
away their belongs along with happy memories of a camping experience. Photo by Scheifele
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By JOY SCHEIFELE
Each morning last week,
nearly 60 children from the
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(collect) or write 1036 Ontario Street,
Stratford, Ont.
village and close by
gathered at one of the three
Ailsa Craig churches to take
Short race is exciting
part in the annual Bible
School.
The Community Bible
School is sponsored by the
local Ministerial Associa-,
tion and involves children
from the area. The youngest
children met each morning
at the Presbyterian Church,
Grades 1 to 3 met at the
United Church while the
older children had their
classes at the Baptist
Church,
Director this year was
Rev. Ken Hayes of the Bap-
tist Church, The children
followed the theme "Wheel-
At four-thirty Friday
afternoon 25 young Ailsa
Craig Explorers gathered at
the home of their leader,
Ellen Whitmore, carrying
sleeping bags, back packs,
tents and other luggage. The
girls were about to board a
pick up truck and drive west
Western Fair
Closing dates for entries in
various classes of com-
petition are rapidly ap-
proaching as the Western
Fair gets ready to swing
open its gates on September
7.
Prize lists have been
flowing from the fair's ad-
Ministration office since
early spring, and recipients
are expected to respond with
a torrent of individual en-
tries during the next several
weeks.
Photo by Scheifele
ing Along God's Way". Each
day they enjoyed stories,
songs, crafts and games cen-
tred around the theme.
Teachers and assistants
included Gertrude Rosser,
Ruth Garrod Phyllis Hall,
Nancy Holland, Carol
Whiteford, AnnStewart,
Rhona Hughes, Leona
Hughes, Audrey McAdam,
Christine Sutherland, Mary
Ann Parkinson, Christine
McAdam and Peter Snell,
who assisted with the music
along with Ann Stewart.
The total enrollment was
approximately 60 children.
for a week-end of fun and ex-
ercise at the Pinery Provin-
cial Park for their annual
camp out. Excitement ran
high among the girls as they
headed out on the highway.
Up bright and early Satur-
day the leaders took them on
a 7 a.m. swim in Lake Huron
before breakfast. "the
water was super', com-
mented one lass.
Throughout the week-end
the five leaders kept the
girls well occupied with hik-
ing, swimming and crafts.
Sunday morning the girls
broke into groups and each
prepared a part of a
worship service in which all
later participated.
Sunday afternoon the girls
returned home, slightly
browner, somewhat weary,
but extremely happy,
following their successful
week-end.
By JOY SCHEIFELE
The two kilometre race
was as exciting for the
young participants as the
10K road race had been for
the more seasoned runners
shortly before. In the ex-
treme heat the 17 boys took
their places to mark the
first 2K race in the Ailsa
Craig Gala Days celebra-
tion,
The race was designed es-
pecially for those under 11,
with the 4K for those 11 to 14
years. It followed a shorter
distance of major road race
along Queen Street
Cameron Macdonald, RR
1 Ailsa Craig took first place
running the distance of 9.08
Rick Rosu-Myles, Parkhill
captured second place with
Dale Roth of Stratford corn-
ing in third.
In the girls race Lisa
Beattie of London ran in
12.23. Wendy Molinaux of
Strathroy placed second and
third place went to Lori
Macdonald of RR 1 Ailsa
Craig.
In the boys' 4K meet Brian
Burridge, London made the
distance in 16.06. Jeff
Harmer, Parkhill followed
in second place and VVayne
MacGregor, Ailsa Craig
took third.
Diana Dixon, Ailsa Craig
took the girls division with
Wendy Currie of BR 3 Den-
field behind her.
In all 30 young runners
took part in the new event
and all showed great
enthusiasm and good
sportsmanship,
Nearly 60 at Craig school
Explorers enjoy
Pinery camp-out