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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-07-18, Page 5 (2)• Times -Advocate, July 18, 1979 Pag. 5 Don't forget the bargains and fun at Exeter Sidewalk Days Thursday, Friday 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. 411 'Main St. 5., Exeter 227-4411 • VANASTRA FACTORY OUTLET "The Store That Saves You More" kti FABRIC SPECIALS T -SHIRTING Make your own and save SSS. We are featuring our first quality t•shirting. Choose from stripes or plains. - OUR REGULAR '3.17 METRE $ 17 2 • METRE_ CERAMIC BATHROOM FIXTURES Choose from our selection of soap dishes. switch plotes, towel bars, tissue holders, and more. Great selection of colours. VALUE PRICED BOYS' SHORT -SLEEVE SHIRTS Many styles and colours $299 • EA. 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 on excellent assortment on colourful patterned prints. Ideal for cool summer cover-ups. $1 99 • SCATTER _MATS Ideal for cottage or troller. Ap- prox. size 27" x 52". Come in now - quontities are limited. OUR REGULAR '7.99 NOW JUST $ 5 • 00 BOYS' SWEATSHIRTS Mode by Penman's. these quality shirts come in red, blue. white. beige. and green. Size S -M -L BOYS' JEANS Quality Canadianmode leans. Tough will stand up to wear and tear. Size 10 to 16. $ 1 67 • PR. r LADIES COUGAR SHOES LADIES' SLACKS Size ronge of S to 10 Wide selection. • viCUP"-.. %wea•t'- AIMED AT• A complete size ronge navy or brown. OUR REG. '19.99 A VANASTRA FACTORY OUTLET $1 799 MEN'S SHORT -SLEEVE SHIRTS Handsomely styled by Newcastle. For golf - or summer leisure. wear- Sizes right• up to xr. - $695 • EA. $695 • EA. MEN'S SWEATSHIRTS Canadian mode - in sizes S -M -L. Choose from red. navy, light blue, white or befell Great for 5'99 • "The Store shot Sores You More ••1.. 10.1 140.1* GM* • •••.'.IJ• •4••Ga•O\ \1 w•4G. 4(..x41% •Ou4O 0000* r. 00(1•,1\ NEW STORE HOURS: Monday Frldoy 10 a.m.. 9 p.m Saturday lb a.m. - • p.m. Sunday 12 noon - • p.m. Highway 4 - South of Clinton at Vanastra BALLET PERFORMERS " A ballet recital was held Wednesday night at the Bob Swortmon home on Riverside Drive. Bcick, left, are instructor Maureen Gans, Karen Wells, Kristen Lovie, Kelly Thompson and instructors Leslie Swortmon and Kelly Swortmon. Front, Kelly Grant. Amy .Sarah Relouw, Gillian Simpson, Melinda Nethercott and -Daphne -Damen TSA photo Staffa 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 chase as their topic From the Wilderness to you. with all members participating. Staffa 3club 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, 4-11 Homemaking Clubs. Pledge follqwed hs the roll call. A demonstration for demonstration night August was discussed' and a c•arnmittee named Members were reminded of the all -clay judging in Stratford and a quiz was completed on judging. A quiz a as 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 if -hands in the 4 -It's. Lawrence Vink conducted a game ++hich was enjoyed and Mrs Jefferson served lunch. Nancy Pridham thanked the .Jefferson family Personals Sunday marring the Cromarty Presbyterian . Dairy Club • Congregation Mined the . Mr. and Mrs. Norman ---Hibbert United Church Jefferson and Steve hosted (ongregationfor service the :July- meeting of the - wjrn Rey. J. Davies chose Mitchell West Dairy Club, for his sermon. "Age Is a State of Mind" Everyone Monday evening. The meeting opened with the 441 Campers cheer local fiddler John Wurm 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 everting program of Country and Western music They were enjoyed so much by everyone they were requested try 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 e•njoyec a solo "Amazing (.race" sung by Miss Ruth McPhail, accompaning herself on the gittar. 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. \Ir. and Mrs. Tom Scott motored to Lindsay on Thursdaywhere they were accompanied -by Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Moore on a trip to the Western Provinces. Mr. and Mrs. Rob Tem- 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. Lai•erne 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 REFRIGERATIO DOMESTIC & COMMERCIAL CENTRAL AIR SYSTEMS HEAT PUMPS MAX'S TV & APPLIANCES GRAND BEND 238-2493 .w. WE'RE OPEN Mon. -Sat. 9-6 Friday 9-9 See us for all your jewellery needs and general jewellery repairs. 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