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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-12-23, Page 26FRO anight & Sons go MEN'S WEAR Thanks for shopping at McKnight's 01 E ENTIRE STAFF 1 Len ,neath the lamplight's glow, e gather to joyously sing .out, "Hollo,"n To you and all those you hold dear, • a holiday filled with ,lots of doer/ FF01 00 Exeter 235-0909 I ;,,WiccoiztodwzonthAvue.filiik.ip.iplEilui'M kv,ar. CHRISTMAS GIFT Y., SUGGESTIO WATTS RECORD CARE KIT SENNHEISER HEADPHONES - MODEL HD 400 . 34.95 - MODEL HD 414X R . . 49.95 - MODEL HD 424 . . 74.95 TEAC HEAD DEMAGNETIZER 25.00 MAXELL "FREE FO' THREE” 13.99, CASSETTE CARRY! CASES 19.95 PIONEER CAR CASS E - MODEL KP 21 89.95 PIONEER CA 8 TRAC MODEL TP 2 TM MIX-DO PANEL 39.95. TEAC SOUND 0 s UND & UNIT 49.951 KEITH MONKS AD STABLE RNTABLE 12.50 RUSSOUND SPEAKE 45.00 and 130.00. RUSSOUND TAPE RE SELECTOR BOX 55.00• MAXELL 101/2" REEL TAP 20.95 and 29.95' TEAC,10.1/2" METAL R 17.95! WELL ' &SSETTE CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN 11 Olitatio Street, StrattOrii 271.2960 OPEN 10 A.M. TO 9 P.M. EXCEPT SAL 'TIL 5 MAIN ST. EXETER § Prtqlea-timogick.t:Ft1;?4-4:tcv.idIgrzszmIgmll?.‘to::gedlqterignetwd-cgtcc?twie.1:4 rio.ftvgtz-Pi,a.,;g1=5.;;,41:9;7i,it3444z;;;h1•Pii;51.414itaiks as e5 • \ 're( srni withes4O thanks, Yat yet! For shown . th f ric (Exeter) Ltd. 235-0505 EXETER tv• rf,tegr,11:1V* oVrOfa 4:?4i tattcgAttoV4 v.= Canada Works is a new job creation program that will be launched in January. This newyear-round program is deigned to get needed work done by people not employed•in the private sector. Canada Works will accept applications from groups and organizations including private businesses who wish to develop, sponsor and administer worth- %while community projects. Funds will mainly be .allocated to areas of high unemployment and projects will be tailored to special 'eMployment needs of your local community/ , Canada Works will generate employment fOr more than 60,000 Canadians who are,presently unemployed. Applications will be considered twice a year- in Winter and,Surnme.; Think about your projects now! Early in the new year, your local'Canada Manpower Centre will have appli- cation forms and a Canada Works "Guide to:Applicants,' with full'detaili on the prOgrgm, Can'ada Works fo" ' your CoMMunity. Make your woahwhOe projects \.ork neXt year! A second programs for students.Young Canada Works will create jobs on more than 20,000 students next summer The emphasis will be on pro- jects of solid community value. It has many of the 1\ same features as the year-round program, except projects wilt be limited to 14 weeks during the summer months. At the same time, Young'Canada Works will enable sti.idents to gain valuable work experience and test their career aspirations. Like Canada Workir yourCanada Manpower Centre will have application forms and a Young CanadaWorks "Guide to Applicants" early in the new year. So, think about what your organization would like to do for students, Young Canada Works for itudents\ in yourcomniunity, I Ai, Manpower and Immigration Bud Cullen Minister Main —d'oeuvre ,et Immigration Bud Cullen Mkiletre FirS GOING TO WORK FOR YOUR commuNny. Page 26' Times-Advocate, December 23, 1976 Dashwood news Two return from hospital Willert of Ingersoll who attends college at Mississauga vacationing with her during the holidays. Saturday evening supper guests with Mr. & Mrs. Dave Rader and Stacey were Mr. & Mrs. Alphonse Grenier, Hensall, and Mr. & Mrs. Irvin Rader. Santa arrived in Dashwood Saturday afternoon due to the efforts of the Men's club. Following a program for young and old each child received a package of candy and hot dogs. Mr. & Mrs, Irvin Rader were Sunday 4ittdrawith Mr Mrs. Jim Patterson; r., nd Jef- „levy, Grad 7 Mr. '1& Leeland emayer e turkey ted b9, wood .I. for the deco house:, he judges and is mother, a W had a difficult as there were several s well decorated. Mrs. Dave Rader and St attended the annual Ch as party given by Mrs. Angeline Scott for members of her family at Shipka community centre, Sunday, December 19. Mgs. Otto Willert attended the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Willert, Thedford, Saturday evening. Bill and Nancy Becker have returned home following an eight day trip to Jamaica, ARRIVES ON WHEELS — Santa Claus travelled in Dashwood's parade Saturday by way of a pony and buggy piloted by Don Gaiser. Seniors enjoy pot luck etens404).444404,1:4404:4.1 ;i:10,Wa Exeter 235-1100 Your Volkswagen and Muntz Stereo Equipment Dealer f44:54 0404,40U*Nits-WeitNisolUktilaW4P4104*Mio410. SSENTLIVQ " theitho nestle Own _Here's hoping everyon enjoys a very hap Carpenter 405 Main St. skt:iltrtriNivitt al By MRS. IRVIN RADER Mrs, Martha Miller has returned to South Huron Hospital from Victoria hospital; Herbert Miller is a patient in University Our grati hospital where he underwent surgery; Mrs. Arnold Becker has returned home from Victoria hospital, London, Mrs. Otto VVillert has had her granddaughter Miss Joyce etNtz:Ntsgitns retvzi Forty-five senior citizens at- tended a pot luck supper at the community centre Monday, December 13. Several prizes were awarded. Eben Weigand, lucky plate; couple married the longest, Mr. & Mrs. I Everett Haist; lucky chair, Ohlen Truemner Mrs. Hilda Rader chaired the program which consisted of a 156 duet by Jack Gaiser and Stanley Haist; a men's chorus (Mervyn Tieman, Harry Hoffman, Ross Love, Jack Gaiser and Stanley UCW entertain husbands, guests The United Church Women of Calvary Church held their Christmas meeting Tuesday, Dpernher 14 with a potluck /supper fOr the husbands, guests and choir them rs. Everyone ng. e, chairlady, hip service. Mrs. et' read the scripture y prayer by Rev. Bruce nifres chorus, ,,.Jack ndlV tvatand rn Stuart Tiernan, Bill • Mrs. Mervyn Tieman in- : troduced the guest speaker, Mrs. Lorne Hicks of Centralia who showed interesting pictures of Africa. All joined in repeating the Mizpah Benediction. N Haist); Martha Weigand read the Christmas Story; Jean Weigand sang two solos. The two ministers, Pastor Guy and Pastor Mellecke spoke briefly; the Rader sisters, Barbara, Carol and Brenda played instrumentals; Mona Hodgins tap danced. Mrs. Ross Love led in carol singing. Tickets were sold on a ham donated by Merner's with Mrs. Maggie Nadiger the winner., The local stores donated, namely, Chandlers, oranges; Schatz, candy; Boyles, grapes; Tiemans, a gift, Mrs. Lloyd Radar also donated a gift. Harry Hoffman thanked all who took part. There was a white elephant exchange. The seniors are invited to Maplewoods, Zurich, December 23 for a Christmas program and gift exchange. The program closed with "Silent Night". Dancing followed to the music of the Music Makers with Earl Stebbins calling for square dancing. ppy/4lshin to )i.oirtaiwiEiour eV ," DON TAYLOR MOTORS POST OFFICE HOURS Dashwood Post Office will be closed Saturday, December 25; Monday 27 and Tuesday 28. There will be no rural mail delivery; no mail despatches and no mail receipts. It will also be closed January 1 and January 3. friel a eiziThas (.3*' acre a bell Ir. ging holiday eryone. Be happy! for your patronage. 4 4 • i): To our best s we want to say "thanks" wish you the merriest ever. Pat's Pet Shop S'S CORMA PCP.PCORMR.WCOPPO% gat te tiff iir • I rektetil.t tzilitraltt cqAttgAi tRietaVevrAtr?Al cItt ollATMe WM WA aliWzflAti"itigkt Pe 235-0511 xeter r 4,t F MMUNITY PROJECTS. THINK ABOUT IT. 041" 44* Ae