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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-12-16, Page 56 A YOUTHFUL SANTA — The float entered by the Times-Advocate in Saturday's Santa Claus parade featured a small Santa and his nine elves riding their reindeer. Santa is Brett Batten while the elves are Bruce Shaw, Scott Batten, Paul Scott, Jeff Rooth, Steve Batten, Doug Scott, Bill Hern, Dave Shaw and John Hern. T-A photo tisea4 9gra tva ;'?... te,o s),Em tun z'ho 9m:z 9mze rwsz S:7,,a2•g?ze S:Nael;eell Va>57z::, 9$:3 9Nos•cwatl ese 'V W Only 8 More g g Shopping pays ,. g Before Christmas We have a wide selection of gifts for the men and boys in your family Drop in and let us help you choose a gift We will be open all day Wednesdays and every night till 9:00 p.m. next week Thanks for Shopping at McKnight's Len McKnight .& Sons I hvi lurt,t,d,t orl C'11.‘126EN 4,3i4:54:4449Aitts.NitzNiaVali:14)a5.5ifat•Piii:V;i2Z•NiaP117:49?2:•9.4iaPaa.W::' A04:&1•Wg: MEN'S WEAR MAIN ST. EXETER 235.2320 Ready Mix CONCRETE di \ , " . . . wilk, : , • , • Piglet 235;0833 Residence 228-6961 C.A. MOWER ..e.,!,,Kortiy4.441443kaissiconoweicliztf44.414.:00.4 '41.4erW 1'44 ft kw k r Waltham Watches ; Timing the World Since 1850 Enacar Watches Sold the World Over •J PLEASING YOU PLEASES US nowolownconontncontonti.troncconowcovwcofi Wilson's Jewellery Opposite Exeter Post Office THE IDEAL GIFT FOR CHRISTMAS Come Help Us Celebrate Our An niversary This Thurs., Fri. & Sat. O ff All Purchases Over $5.00 (Except Specially Marked Items) Open 9:00 to 6:00 — Thurs. & Sat. • 9:00 to 9:00 — Fri, O • t Antiques lifhitingt USED FURNITURE A'PPLIRNCES AND THINOSI • FREE DRAW For Combination Radio and Cassette Tape Recorder NO PURCHASE NECESSARY * * * FREE COFFEE AND DONUTS By MRs. IRVIN RADER One hundred and sixty ball players and fans enjoyed a • turkey dinner Saturday night at the community centre catered to by the WI. The mothers of the players provided the dessert. Following dinner, master of ceremonies Jack Riddell capably • Merry Christmas with the executive in charge of a pot luck supper for family night. Following supper the president, Mrs. Howard Maier, dealt with the business. Plans were made for summary day at Clinton for the course "The Knack of Sewing with Knits". Suzanne Dietrich received a gift for completing six projects in 4-1-I and the 4-H girls presented the skit they had presented at Achievement Day. Bunco was played with Howard Datars high and Sandra Datars low. Ladies' Aid The Christmas and annual meeting of Zion Lutheran Ladies. Aid was held December 8 with group IV in charge of decorations and lunch. Mrs. Louella Tieman was convener. Reports were heard from all conveners, secretaries, and treasurers showing a successful year. Mrs. Ray Rader was in charge of nominations. Officers are as follows: president, Mrs. Jim Hayter; vice-president, Mrs. Ernest Koehler; secretary, Mrs. Chas. Martene; pianist, Miss Helen Nadiger; card, treat and flower secretary, Mrs. Albert Miller; auditors, Mrs. Leonard Schenk and Miss Helen Nadiger; Smiley — Continued from page 4 pageants. But what's a bag of candy to a kid to-day? He probably collected eight times that amount on Hallowe'en, and also he can buy his own, not that cheap stuff in the Christmas bag. And the pageants, more's the pity, tend to become second cousins to lashings of liquor, phoney TV Christmas programs, and sheer greed: "I wanna snow- mobile!." At its regular meeting this week the Middlesex County Board of Education authorized its adminigtrative officials to prepare a school maintenance program in connection with the provincial-municipal employ. ment incentive program,. The employment program runs from November 1, 1971 to May 31, 1972 and requires that labour be recruited 60 percent from em- ployable welfare reeipierits and 450 percent from other unem- ployed. The county board has been given an allotment of $17,600 and an extensive school painting program is being considered. The board, in other business, decided not to change its policy governing student fund-raising, as requested by students at the November 15 board meeting. The Board felt that its policy, which had been revised last summer, was '''sufficiently flexible to overcome objections raised by the students since it provides for approval of campaigns by the Director of Education on the recommendation of the school principal. Walkathons and door-to-door sales campaigns do not receive blanket approval but they may be Gets business loan Vincent Farm Equipment Limited of Seaforth will receive an Ontario Development Cor- poration small business loan, according to an announcement by the Honourable Allan Grossman, Minister of Trade and Development. The company, engaged in the servicing and sales of farm equipment, will construct a new building with office and sales areas, warehousing and full service facilities. When construction is com- pleted, additional employees will be needed, conducted "with the special approval of the Director of Education on the recom- mendation of the principal concerned," Other types of fund- raising activities "such as local car washes and sales within the school may be approved by the Principal concerned." Among reports received by the Board was one concerning ac- commodation for South Mid- dlesex students who attend London city schools. It indicated that forecast enrolment and accommodation of London and Middlesex Boards suggest that neither Board will need to Wilda new secondary school before 1975, as it seems certain that the London system will be able to accommodate the South Mid- dlesex students until then. Middlesex Board had previously set 1974 as a tentative target date for construction of a new South Middlesex Secondary school, Representatives of each Board will continue to meet annually to study the situation and make appropriate recom- mendations, Pecerribior 16e 1971 P/19* 4 To create employment Viae Oat )1ZeoefideUede All varieties of plants fresh flower * and artificial arrangements Candle and Christmas arrangements flowers wire any where PALMER'S • FLOWERS (formerly Reder's) Two provincial titles Honor Dashwood ball entertained the group and in- troduced all the coaches who in turn introduced their prize teams. Crests and trophies were accepted by the deserving groups. Draws were made for gift tokens donated by the businessmen. Winners were Ron Hartman, Don Gaiser, Mrs. Harold Finkbeiner, Irvin Rader, Wayne Riddell, Cassey Desjardine, Mrs. Jack Gaiser and Ed. Holubowicz. Summary day Ten ladies attended Summary Day at Clinton Monday with their leaders, Mrs. Leonard Schenk and Mrs. Howard Datars, who were later presented with gifts from the ladies who had taken the course, "The Knack of sewing with knits". There were 250 women present and each group provided a commentator and two models. Mrs. Bill Baeckler was com- mentator for Dashwood and Mrs. Ray Rader and Mrs. Paul Watson modelled their outfits. Light refreshments brought an enjoyable afternoon to a close. Family night The Christmas meeting of Dashwood WI was held Tuesday clubs librarians, Mrs. Earl Keller and Mrs. Ray Rader. Each group contributed a number for the program, For group I, the Hayter sisters, Jo- anne, Janice and Jayne sang; group II, the Miller sisters, Vicki and Diane favoured with piano duets and solo by Diane. Group III, Mrs, Irvin Rader gave readings and group IV had Christmas carols followed by a Christmas lunch at which time the pastor and his wife were presented with a gift, Personals Mr. &Mrs. Siegfried Miller and family, Port Dover, spent Sunday with Mrs. Martha Miller. Mrs. Art Haugh is a patient in Victoria Hospital, London, having suffered a coronary. Mrs. Floyd Wein is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital. . Middlesex plans program FRI., MON., TUES., WED. & THURS. EIER STORES Open Until 9:00 p.m. iQ LAST CALL Available At The Following Participating Merchants $1500 LUCKY BUCKS Will Be Handed Out This Week The Last of Those 111 Phone Exeter 235-1964 Open Tues., Wed., Thurs,, Fri, and Sat. Closed Sunday and Monday 01---1A1 A & H Food Market Chainway Stores Canadian Tire Store Dinney Furniture Boyle's Ladies' Wear Don Taylor Motors Exeter Frozen Foods Grand Bend Cleaners George Vriese Men's Shoppe Gould & Jory Earl Campbell Jeweller Exeter Times-Advocate G & G Discount Greene's Variety F. A, May & Son Jack Smith Jeweller Hopper-Hockey Furniture Harold Gunn Home Hardware Huntley's Drug Store Milt Robbins & Son Middleton's Drug Store Lindenfield Hardware Len McKnight & Sons Men's Wear MANY THANKS To Those Who Entered Or Assisted In Any Way At Saturday's Santa Claus Parade IT WAS MOST APPRECIATED! BY MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR Richard Glanville of Parkhill visited Monday with his parents Mr. & Mrs. S. Preszcator. Mrs. Albert Vandeworp of Exeter R.R. 1, and Mrs, Jack Dye spent Friday in London. Mrs. Dye visited with her daughter Mrs. Lee Helemkay, in St. Joseph's Hospital. rm. CI C.11 IDi Cli 1171 I MacMillans Pat's Pet Shop Russell Electric Smyth's Shoe Store Webster Signs — Paint Pot Wuerths Shoes Whiting's Used Furniture ;s