The Wingham Advance-Times, 1974-01-10, Page 15•,
SERGEANT'S DOG SUPPLIES
- large selection of dog sweaters
- books on every pet •
CANARIES AND BUDGIES
- good selection
- complete line of medication, goods and cages
RODENTS
- guinea pigs, gerbals, white mice, hamsters
JOHN'S AQUARIA i PET SHOP
44A Wellington St. Ph. 271-3661 'I'
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36 Ontario SOOot
STRATFORD, QNTAR1Q IDSA. 308
MU$IC. ORGANS
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
ACCESSORIES
BOOKS BIBLES
CHURCH SUPPLIES
GIFTS
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EUSTDM PICTURE FRAMING
AND ARTISTS' SUPPLIES
26 ERIE STREET, STRATFORD
ONTARIO CANADA 271-951E1
LARGEST SAVINGS OE
THE YEAR NOW AVAILABLE
.J/1E &tTEatE) SIo/2
FACTORY OUTLET
641 -13th Ave.
HANOVER.
,1,000's of sweaters for men
t and ladies at iess:thon cost .....
SPECIAL GROUPS.
from $1.88 to $5.88
OR
74 Erie Street
STRATFORD
When in Stratford you are welcome to visit our mill
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iTOl2_In CL FROM OUR MILL SINCE 1904
Open Fri. 'til 9 p.m.
Dial 271-1623
16 Wellington St.
A SHOE STORE FOR THE FAMILY
WITH THE LARGEST SELECTION
IN PERTH ANDHURON COUNTIES
SALE
begins Jan. 17
Our semi-annual sale is wellknown for
dila great bargains offered in fine
impbrted ladies' casual wear - beautiful
accessories - the finest lingerie and at
home. wear - sale continues until
January 31st.
of Stratford
90 Wellington Dial 271-4960
for s
Perforn anees at the Festival
theatre, the Avon theatre, or The
Third Stage are what bring thou*
sands of visitors to Stratford eaCh
summer.
Seine of the i!isitora,come the
,city .for, one day or .oneper-
formance and leave immediately
to return home, but a targe per-
centage remaininthe city for at
least a day or two.
Like all tourists or shoppers,
they look for sometling tad°, and
somewhere to go during their
visit. •
Stratford and area has plenty
to offer its visitors. '
Usually a visitor's first thought
is to go' shopping.
There are numerous stores in
the downtown area where the
shopper can find a wide selection
of ' gifts,
LIKE ANTIQVES"',
For the collector of antiques,
there are a number of stores in
• Joyce Trailers
• Sunkamper Trailers
• Chrysler Marine
• Sportspal C1i'noes
"Check Our Prices Before You Buy"
MOORE'S
Trailer Mart Ltd.
377 Huron Street
Stratford - 271;1850
Me city, or just a ,few miles out-
side of the city on one of the Main,
highwayil.
Detailed information as to tib'
locationr,.or the location of any
merchant can be obtained .trem
the Chamber of Commerce . infer
mation boo(kiat elty hall " Y
of the btggest h `�
F/4a
antique Shows in Ontario is held
in Stratford in Aug. It is held at ,
the arena, located on Riverside
drive, just west ,of the Festival
theatre.
Sponsored jointly by the Strata
ford Kinette and Kinsmen clubs
' the show brings to the city many
of the most important antique.,
dealers in Ontario.
HISTORY, MUSEUMS
Just north of the city, is the
Minnf a
Thomson Museuin, which
features antique machinery. of
other years.
In the same area, is Stratford-
upon -Avon in miniature =—
replicas of buildings in Shake-
speare's birthplace, including
Anne Hathaway's cottage.
There are a number of places of
historical interest not far from
Stratford including Fryfogel Inn,
once a famous stopover point for
travelers. A visit to historic sites
can be combined with a pleasant
drive through the countryside.
with its excellent farms and roll-
ing hills.
Detailed information on places
to go and things to see can also be
obtained from the information
booth at city hall.
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HUDSON'S BAY BLANKETS
AYERS BLANKETS
MOHAIR THROWS
SCOTTISH TARTANS
IRISH LINENS
BRITISH WOOLENS
KNITTING WOOLS
. LINGERIE
LEATHER GLOVES
.CRAFTS
RUG KITS
CUSHION KITS
NEEDLE POINT KITS
IEEDLEPQQJNT WESSOlifE:
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90 Cris St.
Stratford 'el• 271-6270
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The Perfect Gift for. all
Att Lovers of Fine Music...:. .
'Give then" tickets for two
Concerts by the ,.
LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
CONDUCTED BY CLIFFORD EVANS
at the
STRATFORD FESTIVAL THEATRE
Saturday, Jan. 12 - 7:30 p:.rrm.
Soloist, Kathryn Root, Pianist
Saturday, Feb. 9 = 7:30 p.m.
• Soloist, Riki Turofsky, Soprano
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Season Tickets: Adult $5.00 - Student $3.00
(2 Concerts) Family $12.00
Tickets available in Listowel at:
THE LISTOWEL BANNER
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SELLING OUT
SHAPIRO'S LADIES WEAR
After 40 years ... to make way
for the downtown development!
Savings up to 50% and more
Rapiro's izd'es' ear
"Ilse Cash, Chargex or aur Charge Plan"
28 Downie SI
Phone 271.1931
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ROTHMAN'SGAI, rERY
Rothrnan's Art Gallery should
be one of the first places to visit
here. It is one of the fineA small
galleries in this,- country.
The gallery is within walking
distance of the Festival, and .can
sbe reached by walking east
t• hrough the park, stopping on the
way to enjoy the beauty, of
Confederation Park and the gar-
dens at the gallery.
In July, -- the women's com-
mittee of the Stratford Art Asso-
,ciation .sponsors a three-day
annual Arts and Crafts Show at
the arena.
This was a most successful
event last year. The show
• brought many talented artists
' and craftsmen to the city, and
• visitors made good use of the
chance to buy original creative
works.
There are also several small
private gallery inthe city which
are well worth visiting. -
Under the
�iderati at the
moment is the possibility that
Stratford _.. vis .tors may be able to
joy a sigbpseeing tour.'of the
city in a small bus.
If .a visitor's ideal holiday is
just to relax and' enjoy a time;'
away from the pressures of
everyday living, be or she will
find Stratford the ideal spot.
It has wide open spaces, clean
air, points of interest are withi i
walking distance, and visitors
can walk the streets without fear
of being molested •or attacked.
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Stratford welcomes its visitors
and hopes theirvisit will be so
pleasant and relaxing they will
want to return again.
the„tratfQr+ festival
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Welcome to
STRATFORD
For t'i fieot of
inippritiod sold do tic
woollrnssod 1cn tw•ar.
visit GO0,,es
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. A ItfaGIl- 4oyme
ALLAN :MAINE KNITWEAR . a
• SNIFFER HILLMAN CLOTHES
• LEE CORps. Alp JEANS
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77 Ontario St. MEN'S FASHION-
271.21111
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. Nottingham lace cloths
F• ieldcrest towels
. Mohair throws
. Emu "knitting wools
Penelope tapestry kits
Irish linen cloths_
▪ Maderio -place mats
. Kitchen accessories .
• Pottery and stoneware gifts.
. Handwoven plaice mats
A trip to the linen
shop is a shopping adventure
Phone 273-0221. • 13 Market Place
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July 13, 1953, was, as one°` critic noted, "the most exciting -night in the
historyoI Canadian theatre," From the first entrance of the noted
Sir -Alec Guinness in the title role to the ovation after the opening
performance of Richard 111; the atmosphere was electrifying.
By the conclusion of the -second production, All's Well That Ends Well,
the following night, again featuring Sir Alec, Irene Worth and a company
otherwise made up'largely of Canadian actors, it was evident that in
the small industrial city of Stratford the Stratford Shakespearean Festival
had overnight become a centre' of major theatrical importance.
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MACHINE PARTS
SHEAVES..
SPROCKETS
COUPLINGS
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ALL KINDS OF PELTS
LAR$EST SELECTION IN AREA •
"V" Belts, Flat 5eItserGeor Belts, Variable Speed Belts
SPEED REDUCERS
BEARING UNITS
MARSHALL
INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY
494 Roam St: Stratford, Ontario
273.0522
Also T4ois, Casters, Fasteners
Soydar
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THE HOUSE OF SHOE fAS1i1O[J
Children's from
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Men's frons $12.95
boots for everyone
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271-6661 99 Ontario Street
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OF STRATFORD
January Exhibitions
• DAN CHRISTENSEN - paintings
• FRENCH PRINT MAKERS
OF THE 19th CENTURY
GALLERY Monday - Closed
HOURS: Tues., Wed., Thurs. 1 to $ p.m.
Friday and Sunday • 1 to 5 p.m.
Saturday • 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
54 Romto Street
271.4271