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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1985-01-02, Page 7if you're looking for carpet or vinyl for a small area or an entire house • SAVE TIME • SAVE MONEY ,., • SEE /US FIRST 355 Maln St., S., Exoter 235 1990 • • 1. kf .: iiY.lrti Ta • w zz u S • 1 4 r 1 1']1ta 4414 :4,41•••44 •44,g•••••*N<7fi*•o J••••d48 p,SNi. ".lfi.4• .1 k New. Improved. It's even easier. The Quick Start Weight Loss Program. the most successful program in the history of Weight Watchers, has now been made even easier with more of the easiest menu plans we've ever offered. So join the millions of people who lost millions of pounds on the Quick Start Program because this year we've made it easier —just for you. Just for your lifestyle. Don't wait —join Weight Watchers` today. THE NEW, IMPROVED QUICK START 'PROGRAM FROM WEIGHT WATCHERS 1/2 Price Special January 2 to January 26, 1985 Jo'n Weight Watchers for $9.00 instead of the regular $18.00 on your first meeting and registration fee. $7.00 weekly thereafter. Senior Citizens and students join for $4.50 in- stead of the regular $9.00. 54.00 weekly thereafter. Exeter Legion, 167 William St., Mon. 6:45 p.m. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL: 1.800-265-9291 ickStart STORY. HOUR GRADUATES — A number of youngsters graduated recently from the Story Hour sponsored by the Exeter Christian Reformed Church. Back, left, teoher Anne Langendyk, Robin Harvey, Brett Juergens, Mark DeVries and teacher Nell DeJonge. Front, Chad Morgan, Nicholas McLeod, Tinalkanduwong, Mark Stalhe and Jeremy Langendyk. Hospital Auxiliary Dear reports from conventions The Christmas meeting of South Huron Auxiliary was held in the hospital boar- droom which was beautifully decorated for Christmas. President Mrs. Walter Davis welcomed everyone. Mrs. Jean Munds reported the gift shop was doing well and thanked the ladies for their co-operation. Mrs. Alma Godbolt reported she and four Teen Volunteers namely: Heather Browning, Cathy Coates, Karla Josephson and Suzanne Wareham attended the con- vention in Toronto and reported on the sessions they attended and thanked the auxiliary for making it possible for them to go. The treasurer reported the final payment has been paid for air-conditioning installed in the hospital. Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Leone Brock attended the 74th H.A.A. convention at the downtown Holiday Inn in Toronto. There were 700 delegates representing 220 auxiliaries. Fred Davis of Front Page Challenge chaired the Sunday afternoon Educational Session and panel discussion. Diversified topics were discussed during concurrent session. Conven- tion activities concluded with session on the changing pic- ture of aging and the use of Shoe Budget A Tight Fit? 6 Well... Here's Welcome News! Our Annual Snow Boot Sale Is now in full swing Savings for every member of the Family Women's Boots Assorted Styles Leather or Nylon Reg. $60 Sale $4499Reg.S70 Women's Top Quality Leather. Boots to $95 $4999 Women's Suede Pant Boots Grey or pecan. eg $3499 R49 ?? 5 Women'sir- Dress Leather Assorted Colours Reg. s90$6999 toS110 Children's Vinyl Boots Assorted Colours Size 99 $6-131 1 Misses' Brown Vinyl Boots Size 11 - 4 1399 Boys and Womens Leather Casual Boots Reg. to $3999 $56.00 T Many other one -of -a -kind Bargains Priced to Sell. Not all sizes in all groups All Men's Leather Snow Boots Reduced 99 Prices $ 34 start as low as Smyth's sta`I>�tl ' MAIN ST. EXETER PHONE 235-1933 All Sales Final SHOE STORE LTD. music therapy for health. have done and wished all a Mr. Sheeler thanked the Merry Christmas. 'auxiliary for all the work they At the close of the meeting Deadline extended for volunteer plan The Honourable Susan Fish, Minister of Citizenship and Culture has extended the nomination deadline for Volunteer Service Award Pins. Organizations active in cultural and multicultural areas now have until February 28, 1985 to nominate members for their volunteer time. Original deadline was December 31, 1984. "My ministry has received over 200 applications and hun- dreds of inquiries concerning the program," Ms. Fish said. "The feedback has been very positive and we would like everyone working in the arts, libraries, information cen- tres, heritage, multicultural- ism and citizenship, newcomer services and the Native community to look in- to their communities and nominate deserving volunteers". The Volunteer Service Award Pins will be awarded in recognition of five, 10 or 15 years of continuous service. Community organizations are responsible for nominating members for each degree of service pins. Each year an organization may nominate up to six individuals. Successful candidates will be awarded a commem- orative pin in early Spring and during volunteer week, April 14-20. Nomination forms are available now by writing or calling: Ms. Marilyn Branch, Co-ordinator Volunteer Awards Programs Ministry of Citizenship and Culture 5th Floor, 77 Bloor Street West Toronto, Ontario M7A 2R9 (416) 965-7505 MR. AND MRS. JOHN BURDON Shelley Ann Gackstetter and John William Burdon were united in marriage on November 10, 1984 at Henson) United Church with Rev. Stanley McDonald officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Susan Koide, Kelowna B.C. and Earl Gackstetter, Hensall. The groom is the son of Mrs. Loretta Burdon, Exeter. The maid of honour was Jeannie Wood. The best man was Merle Wood, both cousins of the groom. The flowergirl was Jennifer Randall, also a cousin of the groom. The organist was Belva Fuss. The couple are residing in Exeter. PPN Thank You for making 1984 a success. We have enjoyed serving you and look forward to seeing you in 1985 ,fire. Tro Sugar & Spice Chocolate EXETER LTD. Main St., Exeter the staff entertained with very humorous songs pertain- ing to the work of nurses in the Hospital, Mrs. Jo -Ann Bowen led with explanations of them. Then as a press reporter she interviewed a nurse, Miss Information to explain the meaning of some hospital terms. Christmas carols were sung under the leadership of Rev. Cheryl Englert after which a delicious lunch was served by the staff bringing a happy afternoon to a close. A draw was made for an afghan which was won by Mrs. Cathy Veal. Second draw for a floral arrange- ment won by Mrs. Doris Sillery and a decorative pic- ture frame was won by Mrs. Stella Taylor. Dear Sir: I would like to compliment Mrs. Whilsmith on a well written article concerning the influence alcohol has on out- lives. urlives. 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Winner of seven major awards during its recent blockbuster run off- Broadway, Painting Chur- ches will feature in its Cana- dian debut the acclaimed talents of Donald Davis, Florence Paterson and Nan- cy Palk under the direction of Hutchison Shandro. The show previews January 14 and 15. This premiere marks the on- ly presentation 'of this new work in the 84/85 Canadian theatre season. Painting Churches opened off-Broadway in February, 1983 to rave reviews. The fifth work by author Tina Howe, the play is characterized by elements of farce and absur- dity, familiar in some degree, to all her plays. Painting Churches tells the story of a young artist who comes to terms with her Brahmin Boston parents through the completion of a long-awaited family portrait. Her spirited homecoming is the heart of this exhuberant, moving play. 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