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Page 12 — Halton Hills This Week, Saturday, August 14, 1993 This week Fletcher's featuring... 41 Main § EELINE VEL B RA Downtown : Georgetown CHAUTAUQUA 93 : or has lots to oo Presents... offer . ° mm ie ee a entertainment: By Margaret Vint ine Murray ani ter, Paul and Mary. . Just a few short months Three day coach tour, August 26-28/93, ago we were looking forward departing from Georgetown. to the arrival of summer. 3 People were talking about Call now for more information. ~ vacations, gardening, things to do to occupy the children during the school break, etc. (416) 873-2900 % tesa lig tant i idbeaii the weather is much better than it was last year. The long awaited summer finally arrived and with it, thankful- ly, some really great weath- er. It’s hard to believe that these hot sunny days we’ ve been enjoying will soon be a memory. 2 2 Now that August is here, a popular topic of conversation is ‘back to school’. Many. of 112 Main St. S. Downtown Georgetown areapereimr Limited ward to going ‘back «to Edition pte el pines nents - Plate = gad deat oa $34.95 Needless to say a wide vari- ety of reasons are given. August can be a busy month for parents as they get teady for school. They have ~ many things to think about and usually develop’a list of ‘things to do’ before school begins. Last week when I visited a friend she was just. finishing her list of ‘things they need’. Whether you have sons or daughters, I’m sure many of you can relate to the following. Speaking of her daughter who happens to “hate trying things on” she told me she cleaned out her clothes a couple of weeks ago and kept quite a lot of things. She was’ positive they’d still fit because her daughter didn’t look like she’d grown much-this year. To cut a long story short, she did try them’on and almost none fit. “I really didn’t think she’d grown that much over the summer!”. She went on to tell me where she planned to do her shopping. We both laughed as we . Diane Lefrink right, a longtime valued employee of Fletcher Shq Exclusively at 98s Main Street .__Downtown Georgetown ¢ DISTINCTIVE GIFTS FOR DISCRIMINATING TASTES « Stablished in 1976 and originally locat- _Fletcher’s also offers ed at 102 Main St. S., Fletcher's (custom footwear and expanded to its new larger location at 41 Main St. S. in 1981: Fletcher’s Shoes supplies brand name, quali- ty footwear in a medium price range. Prices are usually 5 to 10 percent less than plaza _ Fletcher’s shoe selectid Prices, due to Fletcher’s lower downtown peak season when ne overhead. Another 8% is offered to regular styles from Naturalizer, customers through a Profit Sharing Plan. Connie, Calico, Florsh Montgomery'S » » Gifts and Collectibles Georgetown i | MER CLEA l R-OUT re ( ey ee, * Excludes Consignments * No Lay-A-Way or Special Orders : 5 . ~ All Sales Final ~ Award winning photography by Lou Pinto 78 Main St. §. 98 MAIN ST.S.. 877-0311 Downtown Georgetown ‘Downtown Georgetown “Sal