Times-Advocate, 1978-10-05, Page 34 (2)114
Page`34 Times -Advocate, October 5, 1978
Students filled 630 jobs,
counsellor extends thanks
Dear Editor,
Already the summer has
passed, and the 1978 Student
Employment Program is
drawing 10 a close At. this
time 1 would like to take this
opportunity to thank the
many people of our area who
helped to stake the 1978
Student Manpower Program
a success
- • Over' the summer, our
offices in Exeter and in
Goderich had tract Jobs tilled
by students This was an
• increase t`C 48 placements
t runt this tittle last year As
inure and store people learn
of our program. we are able
to tend an increasing number
01 jut is tor students -1 hope
our communities w111 lend
their suowr1 agal11 to 1979,
as they hays MIS.year
1.21i sure 1 speak tor many
stude•IR.r when -l• say thank
Shu to our c•omnuunty We
,ippreriate the employment
SCOTT'S LEATHER
& TACK ,SHOP
120 Saunders St. W. Exeter
Phone 235-0694
Come on down and see our selection of
* DOWNFILLED
JACKETS & VESTS
* LEE BOOTCUT
JEANS & JACKETS
* WESTERN BOOTS,
SHIRTS & HATS
' TACK & STABLE SUPPLIES
* HANDTOOLED LEATHER WORK
& REPAIRS OUR SPECIALTY
CORRECTIONS
We wish to draw your attention to the following errors
in Our current 1978.79 Fa11& Winter Catalogue •
Page 2 item 3 - Pocket Size Tester .30.4615 price should read 95c
NOT Si 95 as stated; .Page 4 On a small quantity of our English
Catalogues. Items 2 and,3 liustratrons are reversed on Motomaster
Supreme and Superoyl .28:7732X and .28.812.7x) -.Page 7 hem 2
- Dual -Duty M7` Batteries, •10-2470 al;sted as group number_24 this.
should be in.' roup•24F--Page 14 nems 2 and 3 artwork is revers-
ed.. Page 67'.58.91'54 arta •58-9686 listed under Rem 8. the price
should read $13 95 NOT $18 95 Page 75 Item 8 - .58.6300 Hobby
Tool reatys 55 -Watt and shoudread 27 -Watt -Page 76 *52-2702 -
listed unber Item 10 !s stated as having a 5A_tnotor. this should read
66AMP motor •522701 also Irsted under, Item 10 should read
4,5AMP- motor NOT 8A Page Z8 . Some units of -Humidifier
`/43.5226 featured on the back cover and on page 78 ma4 not be.ex-
actty aS illustrated "page 79 *643101 listed•under Item 1 reads
lino -Lime Tablets. the should reed Anti -Lime Powder Page 81 Item
1 - 461-0818 Extinguisher reads U L C approved and should read
U L approved Page 105 •67.0832X Item 9 reads 6 sizes from 2':
to 71 fl oz this should read 2 to 64 11 oz Page 116 Item 6 -
.46-1040 does nbt have adjustable pressure The closing preLsure is
pre-set py the factory Page 123 item 4 - .60.3975 Snowthrower
Listed as 16 x 4 00 tires Tse correct size is 14 • x 4 00 tires Page -
149 Item 8 -1'43-0835 illustration showr s actually .43-1158 C G E
Toast -R -Oven -- Page 151 .43-1644 Item 5 has a -non-removable
'crockery hrt'er' Page j77 nem 25 the product shown is actually
•37.9466 and not .37 -9641 -described -n the coos - Page 211 Rems
5 and 6 the paces are reversed Item 5 Centre Link price4 should be
S24 95 to $27 95 item 6 Tie -Rod Adjusting -Sleeve pr ceg should be'
S8 494 S3 69 to $4 19 and S4 79 to S6.29 Page216 The Exchange .
price for. Starter Motors for Dodge & Plymouth reads -439A to_
S48 95 • This should..be..S.39.95 to ;$54 95-. Bat;k Cover Page. he
Rubeenzed Caukrng Compound .64-1015x price is shown as 65c,
this snouid read 57c -
We sincerely regret any Inconvenience
-"that may have been caused you:
•
Canadian Tire Corporation,Ltd.
•
uttered by local citizens who
hired students to work in
their homes. their
businesses, and on their
tarots; we also appreciate
the publicity given to our
ellorts by the local media.
and we appreciate the work
done by the enthusiastic
young people svho are our
prugranl's own best ad -
vert isenlent
Thank you Exeter and
area',
Sincerely,
Jeannette MI Finnigan,
Student Placement Coun-
sellor 41978 f.
Canada Manpower Centre
tor Students.
3.5 Easl)Str( J. Goderich.
(littario \7:\ 1N2
OPEN AS PLANNED
Art Ender. president of
the board of directors, and
William Hutt. artistic direc-
tor: announced today that
Theatre London Will open its
197$ 79 season as scheduled
on November 22.
A number of highly_
publicizedinconveniences
over ,the pa.st eighteen
months .h-., generated
speculation
the renovated
raise its cu
1978 - After
deliberation.
has assure
that the
meta
• Priority
the completion
tion facilities
areas With -times
important
is now a.hi
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MATH IPI THE EARLY MORNING? -- This was not an early morning mathematics lesson at•
South Hurgn District High School os the picture may indicate. Ken -Van Wieren, Richard Weer,
oink and Fronk Vet beke explain a math problem as teacher Peter Connon looks on: Tile un
usual dress of the students was port of initiation day of SHDHS Friday. •
Thames Road women aid
foster youngster in India
gas to whether By MRS WILLIAM ROHDE
'NAMES ROAD
Grand w ill I'hit ty ladies gathered at
main r the fall of 1 he church Mlonday evening
very careful sur their Thanks iyin
the contractor Ihank•MMring meeting. g
d Theatre London
deadline 'w•ill be .. Mlr•s Bev Iexander had as
the -theme for the meeting
has been. given to ';I'hanksgiying.. The ladies
c>j all produc read -Psalm 1u(J in unison.
and public • Phanksgi ing. This is the
the most time of y ' 1r to (•aunt your
elemer . the site blessings was ,cadt by Mrs
-e-'6f activity 'Gerry Morgan .:\ reading
Try being thankful for you
written -by. Norman. :Vincent.
Peel ryas t lyes b• Mrs..Johp
P.
- "top -and Give Thanks was
giver Eby Mrs Alexander.
Th'ree..repdy
in resort
Mirs Morgan rer44.'ised the
Her] and-Mlrs Alexander
gave prayer Mfrs. Alexander
Inthixluced Rev Robinson of -
'Exeler. - Mrs.Robinson
shoed some slides of Haiti.
. and also gave -a lark on Harsh •.
and Bangledesh. She hila
.roans,' artales on disphiy
which w'e were: able► to -
purchase.•. • '
• Mrs Alexander 11': ked
\irs Robinson- Mirs, Ro
oleined the business part of
Ike meeting -with ;a poem .-
Every day is a- day .to give •
ihtrnk3= The�l7§uat 6uslW
• With this years municipal
elections six i.eeks away. all
three (.rand . Bend coun-
cillors have 'indicated thin'
w411 seek •r•e-election
Folluwnaft.
the; conclusion
01 council •Munhay., Bill
E3arrd. and Keith Crawford/
announced' they- would seek -
anuther two y'{•ar term while• .
Harold Green said he' would
"'probably•' be 'running
a tate
Reese Bob' Sharen • and
Ik E))tty-reta•o finb Simpson
--xatd-thes "'11 id- o....iii%aifr up
i-hclr minds
A-onlinatotus - for the
clecliiln open nn ('kloler 16
- and.(Ilse October 23
Flection day is Monday.
November. Li
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19 -POINT SAFETY MAINTENANCE CHECK-UP
We're all set up and waiting to' get your -car ready for winter Our
teChnicians will change your Fres (one pair) and give your car an oil
change (up to 4 quarts) including a new filter Plus they:It perform a
safety maintenance check-up lust to make sure things are running
right :All for lust $14 A Now that s TOTAL SERVICE'
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w as dealt with.
iI was decided to send 525
• to the foster child in Indialor i
. Christmas. The manse
'committee are cratering to 'a
bit input October 11 a t
Kirkton-Wood lam, Com-.
inanity Centre- 1 .C.W
• are catering to- the Co-op
.banquet at South Huron Rec
('entre, Exeleron November
'4. ..
The • L 'W' is invited to
attend the meeting at
EIimyille. October 25.
The South Huron frill
. regional ' meeting Aid be
field al Chiselhurst.
Tuesday..Octoher 17. at 9:3(1
a ir4 Mrs. Barry Jeffery and
Mrs •f)avid Passmore the
Christian Development
('i5mmittee gave a skit "The
Lord's Prayer
Group (' served 'lunch
along with the hostess Mfrs.
Arnold Cann.
Sunda*. 'Oil teiber 8.
Thanksgiving service with
'Communion will take place
and•Sunday (k•tobi'r 15 the
tall anniversa � - .-ice will
' be held with (e�I y. Lawrence
Squires.. Woodstock as guest
speaker. In the evening at 8
p.m. an evening of music will
be *held featuring the Cor-
nerstone Quartet; Lucan and
Michael Pierce's group of
Crediton
Personals
Mr & Mrs. Cecil Carson,
Ottawa spent the weekend
with Mr. &. Mrs. Paul
Passmore and boys.
Mr &, Mrs Roy Batten-
tyne, Goderich- were Sunday
supper guests • with Mr. &
Mirs. Lloyd Ballantyne,
Mr. & Mrs. Roy Dykeman.
Lucan visited Saturday
evening with Mr Sr Mrs.
Glenn .Jeffery.
Many from this com-
munity attended the
International plowing match
at Wingham last week. Mrs.
Ross• Hodgen and Mrs.
Edwin Miller assisted in the
t r111ed Church hospitality
booth Friday afternoon.
Mr. & Mrs'. Carman
Anderson. Burlington called
on Mr & Mrs. William Roh-
de Thursday -afternoon after
having been to the plowing
match. Mr. Anderson and his
.parents and family the late
Mr. & Mrs. Alex Anderson
used to live on the farm
where Mt. & Mrs. Michael
Elford -now live or Lorne
Hallantyne's fartn.
hbudes Oa-
�/essin9s
Karen Rohde. -Exeter
spent the -weekend with her
grandparents Mr. & Mrs.
lCilli)un Rohde -
Mrs. William Thomson, •
Exeter .accompanied \1r. &
\irs. William 'Rohde .to
•London where they visited
'the farmer's sister Mrs.
Robert Ross who underwent
- sftrgery recently
University Hospital. '11'hey
_also visited with Mr. & Mrs.
Clayton Hanna.
Foot caught in machinery
Shipka farmer hurt:
By MRS.,HUGH MORENZ
SHIPKA
Ervin Ratz is a patient in
University hospital, London,
having 'suffered a painful
accident to his foot, which
got caught in the power take
oft during bean harvesting.
Personal
Mrs. Sharon B.akt1r who is
employed as town clerk of
Zurich attended a two day
Municipal Clerk's Con-•
yention last .week held at the
Holiday Inn in London.
Friends. neighbours and
retahyes chiyareed Bruce
and Judy • Russell,
newlyweds, Saturday
evening: -
Mr. & Mrs. Tony Regier,
Christopher and - Heather.
Delroit, spent a week's
holidays last week at their.
cottage here- and also with
-her parents Mr. & Mrs.'Ken
Baker Sr.
Mrs. ORosanne- Russell,
Jacquie and Jennifer visited
last week at her parents, Mr.
& Mirs. Miichael Schiebel in
Belle Riyer.E.arl McEwen.
Guelph visited recently�w•ith
his cousins. Latina and Oscar
M1,tller. -
\tr. & Mrs. '(lift' Russell,
her parents, Mr., & Mrs.
Edgar Webb and Mrs. Doris
Sweitzer visited Sunday with
cousins:qrs. -Evelyn Mar--
chiunrand family in Tilbury.
Mr. & Mrst Don Baker and
Jamie• 'visited recently in
Kitchener with Don's sister .Several folks from. this
Nancy. . area attended the plowing
Clift, Doug and Tom match held this year in
Russell of this area. Earl Iluron Cifunty near
Russell of Essex, have Winghant.
returned from a week's
moose hunting and fishing
trip in the Jaynes Bay -area of
northern Ontario.
Hai'vey, Gloria and Kevin
Retelling were dinner guests
Sunday evening with her
parents l 1r. & Mrs. Howard
Adkins •when 12 tastily
mentbers . gathered tn.
celebrate Gloria's birthday.
SHAHE YOUR !HESSIAN
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