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HERALD THURSDAY 1 Page New Shop Owner Treats Clothing As Art Form Mr IGA has your holiday favorite FRESH CANADA A EVISCERATED UNDER YOUNG TURKEYS Individually designed customed made clothing is unique feature the liy shop which has just opened on Mill A saucy little shop offering both ready to wear and In designed custom made ladies clothing opened Us doors on Mill Street recently The store is next door to the old burned out theatre and in the shadow or the old post office building die boutique is named by fur the simplest of reasons the owner Is Mrs Betty Smith IB North Since she signs her designs and sketches bet she felt this was the appropriate name for her first venture Into the retail business FASHION This Is not her first venture into design and sewing by any means tor years In Port Credit and Georgetown she designed and created clothes for first neighbours and then paying customers After sewing for yean she enrolled full time in hi Fashion and Design course it Sheridan College finishing the course with honours While there she many of the school fashion shows Betty Anne feels clothing is an art form combining colour texture and design to create the right effect for the individual She carries this approach to the retail field too tries buy with the individual in mind EXCLUSIVE ICl LIS PREBASTED TURKEYS CRISP PLUMP CALIFORNIA BEAUTIES THOMPSON SEEDLESS GRAPES OR or us i chide RED CARDINAL GRAPES f GRAPES CABANA BANANAS 12 IGAHAMBURG OR Wiener Buns OR STRAWBERRY IGA Jams FACEUEROVALE Paper Towels COLOR PRINT Mm COLORS gM HI mm Coca Cola A it cms IComctoOunch Lutheran Church Windsor Road Carole St Rev Harold R Worship Service He will turn hut upon us hi subdue our iniquities mil lb will last all their sins into of tin sea Mil Baptist Church Rev Cairns Organist Mrs W 11 a m Morning Worship Evening Fellowship Hour We VISITORS WELCOME Anglican Church of Canada NEW SERVICE HOURS in in ST hit Williams ST IUI S 1STICOENTHF MAPLE AVE BAPTIST CHURCH REV ROBERTO Pastor Family Sunday School a A Vh BAPTIST Georgetown Alliance Church Evangelical C Public School Minuter J 1 Venice PRICES EFFECTIVE I AND WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO QUANTITIES CHECKAUNIT PRICING COURTEOUS SERVICE WEEKLY DELIVERY SPECIALS Due to the Rising Cost of Living The Majority of the BARBERS OF GEORGETOWN Have agreed to raise the PRICE OF ADULT HAIR CUTS From to New Prices effective Tues Sept No Chanqe in Price of Childrens Haircuts Other prices adjusted accordingly Introduces Culvert Fee council introduced culvert fee Monday nighl whin they pissed a by law in iking the The permit will be before a building permit is issued so it will be applicable to everyone creating a new entrance to their property The permit fee was contained in law prohibiting the of culverts and ditches The fee does not cover the cost of the culvert which must be by the property The township will maintain the culvert and replace subsequent ones when necessary looks to me as if everyone will have to the culvert even If they don I need a culvert commented road superintendent Bud Snow Count il no as the law is Riven the three re since it hid been in Georgetown Pentecostal Church I ackllcC ilium in m a Morning Worship pill Service Iriverand During Both Services Knox Presbyterian Church Church School Morning TORONTO BY BUS Low One ft FALL TIME TABLE September through reorgrlown Instead of Main St CLEARANCE SALE SAVE ALUMINUM PRODUCTS or the home Siding Windows Doors Awnings Hailing AVAILABLE IN LIVING COLOR Delrex Aluminum 29 Delrex Blvd 8775383 it always pays to deal locally Sun I0 m Sum in Centre Musi westbound trips from Toronto run via Subway Station Hay So Hilt TO GUI- 1 Ill KITCllrNMt IUMION SOUND See Time Table No Save Money I iiitioitr ISI IMTON Slim Informational Moore Park Texaco Delrex Plaza Restaurant TlephoneHi presents CIRCUS INTERNATIONAL The Worlds Largest Circus SEPT to Tickets 4 00 IhJWun 11 jn and hull and Bill pun pjn Sat end pjn IS JO and IS CANADIAN NATIONAL EXHIBITION Until Sept Toronto BUILDINGS OPEN ON SUNDAYS AT 30