Times-Advocate, 1987-01-28, Page 22Page 22
January 28, 1987
KEEGAN'S INN
in Centralia
presents
The best in live entertain-
ment. Appearing this
weekend Jan. 30 & 31
Mystery Train
Our newly renovated,
licenced dining room is
open.
. Monday - Saturday
10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
85 p.m .-8p.m.
oi5esh0,
Diner
237-3753
Dashwood
Mow.-Tburs. 7 a.vis.-2 p.w..
Fri. 8 a.sn.-7130 p.m.
CLOSED Sat. avid Sun.
January and February
i
Bingo
Luton Arena
Wednesday, Jan. 28
Doors open - 6:30
Bingo Starts 7:30
Regular games, share
the wealth, standup
January Specials
Every Wednesday night
in January
$1000
jackpot
Mystery Bingo Game
*.Bonanza
5500.00 in 50 calls
Escalating $100
and 1 call per week
Due to license regulations no one
under 16 years of age will be
admitted
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and Hate!
WINTER HOURS
Fri., Sat., Sun. only
Carnival
Costume
Dance
Feb. 28
1st prize
rower Suite
2nd rise
Dinner or two
$40" Valle
3rd prise
Bottle of Champagne
Live Band
Joe Edmonds Trio
Reserve your table
now
Admission $600 p.p.
Please call 236-7707
RR 2 Zurich
Hwy. 21, 10 kn,. north of
Grand Bend. Just north of
St. Joseph
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JUNIOR FARMERS DONATE - The South Huron Junior Farmers recently made a donation to the South
Huron Association for the Mentally/ Handicapped Group Homes in Exeter. Above, Marg Pavkeje 9nd
Rob Essery present the cheque to Tom Masse and Carol Powe. T -A photo.
.Summer job aid listed
Skills Development Minister
Gregory Sorbara has announced that
$45.1 million will be spent to create
62,000 jobs for young people this sum-
mer. Funding has been increased
from $43.8 million last year to create
1,000 more jobs and to cover the in-
crease in the minimum wage. The an-
nouncement wit!' n!::dc by the
Minister in a speech to the Board of
Directors of the Ontario Chamber of
Commerce. •
In his speech, Sorbara said that the
outlook for the summer jof4market is
generally healthy, however, summer
jobs'are scarcer in Northern Ontario
, than in other parts of the province.
The Minister stated, "this Govern -
Granton cleric gives
stress handling tips
By MRS. E. SUMMERS •-
Granton
Al the Granton United ('hurch. the
Rev. Bruce Pierce was in charge of
the morning worship and entitled his
message "i lelping people get through
a crisis... -
There are three suggestions: keep
your cook realize the seriousness of
the crisis: do your actions cause the
problems.
We trust too much. in our leaders.
sonletinies we have to go through a
crisis before we know who eye reall•,
are. God is our refuge and strength fn
time of trouble.
In the children's.time,j_tev. Pierce
told a story about a mother duck who
hatched a swan which was. very ugly
but becaine a beautiful swan. The
minister also complimented the
children and their'teache►s for their
good programs.
At the conclusion of the service a
pot luck lunch was enjoyed followed
HOLD BAKE SALE
Pride of Huron Rebekah Lodge met
Wednesday evening with V.G. Sister
Mavis Atthill presiding.
Donations for the sunshine boxes
can be brought in to our next meeting.
Sister Lois McFalls conducted a
couple of contests followed by a bake
sale by the program committee.
Lunch was served.
QUEEN'S
SEAFORTH
ONE-
ONLY� 4WED.
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KICKIC
ADVANCE TICKETS $4.00
THIS THURS. FRI. SAT.
MONKEY SEE
The future of
the Province
of Ontario...
... Be a Part
of it.
JOIN THE HURON
YOUNG PROGREiSI V E
CONSERVATIVES.
Contact
Patty O'Toole
235-2258
40th Wedding
Anniversary
Bob & Dolly Osgood
Love and Rest Wishes from
Bob, Doris, Doug, RuthAnne,
Brenna, Alex, Henriette, Joan,
Phil, John and Jackie.
Friends are invited to attend an
Open House at 505 Andrew
St., Exeter, on January 31, 1987
from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Best
wishes only please.
1'
by the annual congregational
meeting.
At St. Thomas Anglican ('hurch the
Rev. Frank Britby was in charge of
the morning prayer service assisted
by .John Herbert as crucifer. The
pianist was Luis Herbert and the IWo
lessons were read by Muriel Lewis
Rev. 11raby's message was on
..Prayer the Christian Unity The
service next Sunday at St. Thomas
will be at 11:00 a.m.
Personals
fancy Nixon was hostess for a fami-
ly shower on Sunday afternoon to
honour Frances Boudre t nee Thom-
son i who was married on November
-29. Francie received many pretty and
useful gifts. Francie and Don have
bought a home in Brampton and we
wish them much happiness.
Members of Whalen community
centre held a euchre party on Satur-
day evening :yith Mac and Marj Mills
in charge.
Prize winners were Jerry Wallis,
Darryl !fern, Dorothy Hern and
Barabara Wallis.
Next euchre party will be held on
Friday, February (iwith Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry "Wallis in charge.
Party
for
Dave Holtzmann
Fri., Feb. 6
For information
235-2106, 235-2095 -
meat is continuing its commitment to
voting people because we know that
summer employment adds im-
measurably to the on-the-job training
and work experience of our youth. It
broadens their horizons, providing
there with that very important and
hard to get first job experience," he
added.
In announcing that special attention
would.be paid to Northern Ontario the
Minister said that 23 per cent of the
experience jobs would be located in
the, north. Ile also said northern
businesses that applied for funding
through ( )SEP would he given special
consideration.
The programs are: Start -Up which
provides interest-free loans to
-students for summer businesses. The
Minister said he expects about 1,250
businesses to be started, creating
1.500 jobs.
The Ontario Summer Employment
Program pays employers $1.25 an
hour toward the salaries of young peo-
ple hired tin- new summer jobs. About
53.0(H) jobs will be created this sum-
mer through OSEP.
Experience '87 will provide 7,500
career -related jobs in 26 Ontario
government ministries and
associated organizations.
The Minister also announced a- 50
per cent increase in the amount of
loans to students to start up summer
businesses. The upper limit of the
loans will bo to $3,000 from $2,000
enabling students '.'to broaden the
range of businesses they establish."
Young people who want further in-
Iormation can call the Ontario Youth
llotJine 1-800-387-9777, at no charge.
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Happy Birthday Teens
Justin & Jennifer
Love Ya! Gramma P.
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t4 BARN
DANCE
Friday, Jan. 30:
SINGLES DANCE
Music by
TRADITION
Dancing 9 p.m. - 1 a.m.
Saturday, Jan. 31:
Mby
WESLEY wLEUSZLER
Dancing !P p.a. - 1 a.m.
Sunday, Feb. 1:
OLD TIME FIDDLERS
JAMBOREE
2 p.m. - ?
Plusseas altar expenses go to Dbl.'s'.
yrs' Children. Hospital.
No Btu* Jeans, Mosul
349.2678
emuP Reservatrens Welc.ms.
f
Exeter Legion Auxiliary
Dabber Bingo
Thursday, January 29th
8 p.m.
GUARANTEED JACKPOT
"Letter H $50.00"
Full Card $500.00 .
Early Bird , 10 regular games, 2 specials, share the
wealth, Mini Jackpot
$500 guarantee Jackpot
No persons under 16 allowed to play
Licence Number 537420
What complements a mea.. trips„L
isa
Hearty Soup and
a good Cup of Coffee
We've got them both!
* * * * * *
We still serve a $2.25 breakfast from 7 - 11 a.m.
* * * * * *
Extra Special ti1 the end of February
8 oz. Charcoal Broiled Filet Mignon
with all the trimmings
for $7.95
Salad bar available
Three AAA See Restaurant
Hwy. 83 & 4 Exeter Phone 235-2949
THE OPTIMIST CLUB
OF EXETER DISTRICT
3rd Annual
GROUN DHOG
DAY BASH
Saturday, January 31
Exeter Legion Hall
Rock to the SO's & 60's
with
'BUSTIN LOOSE'
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emir
�"' Pinedale Motor Inn
Hwy. 21. Grand Bend •
' k tg t t ill � , r 238-2231
Newly Expanded Menu.
WE NOW HAVE:
• Homemade Cabbage Rolls
• Bavarian Sausage
• Pinedale Combo Platter w/schnitzel
B. Sausage, cabbage roll
• Also Homemade Spaetzle
Daily Luncheon and• Evening Specials
Grand Bend 238-2231
.
Iluncheon
ter',•;e-
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s. :::.:::;.: .v i ''''e i6IA cLI/AY/Ilta
.\• Pizza • Subs • Mexican Food
s
437 Main St., Exeter 235-1842
Thurs., Fri., Sat. & Sundays only
• .
ordernPark $8.00 -Centralia,
NOW DELIVERING NOWDelivery to Huron Park -Centralia, an.
Crediton available at 9:00 p.m. and 12:00 Mid
night Thurs., Fri., & Sot. 9:00 p.m. only Sunda
Weekend Special Thurs. - Sun.
Buy a large pizza and gef a small for
Half Price
Special Mon. - Wed. 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. 1
• Fish & Chips only 2.99
• Free order of fries with every sub
ALSO SERVING
'Pizza
Homemade French Fries, Burritos, Oven Heated Subs,
& Baked Panzerotti, Garlic Breads - with cheese
and bacon.
What complements a mea.. trips„L
isa
Hearty Soup and
a good Cup of Coffee
We've got them both!
* * * * * *
We still serve a $2.25 breakfast from 7 - 11 a.m.
* * * * * *
Extra Special ti1 the end of February
8 oz. Charcoal Broiled Filet Mignon
with all the trimmings
for $7.95
Salad bar available
Three AAA See Restaurant
Hwy. 83 & 4 Exeter Phone 235-2949
THE OPTIMIST CLUB
OF EXETER DISTRICT
3rd Annual
GROUN DHOG
DAY BASH
Saturday, January 31
Exeter Legion Hall
Rock to the SO's & 60's
with
'BUSTIN LOOSE'
1:ra'
emir