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Christmas, a time for giving is the theme of this year's K-W Jaycee Santa Claus Parade, to be held Saturday, November 20. 1976. This year's parade will include 13 bands and over 35 floats, most of them local entries, ma- jorettes and of course, 'Old St. Nick' himself on the float entitled "Up On The Rooftop". Santa comes to Waterloo Nov. 20 As in previous years, the parade will depart from MacGregor School, in Waterloo, at 10 a.m. and wind its way down King Street, to Market Square, in downtown Kitchener. The K-W Jaycees feel that this year's theme, A Time For Giving, means much more than the exchange of gifts On Christmas Morning. It is their hope that the theme will be a symbol, which everyone will carry throughout the year. Pap 2 - Waterloo Ctirooichr, Wednesday, October 13, 1976 1iiii'it""i"yTr'Ttt _---------- I I KIICHENEWAT EQLOO [EIEIIEE - - w _------- Waterloo Kitchener EXPERT PAINTING! Onlya few more . working days unlil the million dollar Provincial draw. $5 gets you 5 chances aN million Halloween night, First draw live onTV , October ast. _ C','), FAST EFFICIENT SERVICE PHON E 742-2834 Caulking Specialists Eavestroughs Replaced. Ontario & Duke Sts. Waterloo Square Atxettercttancetorevetwrte Piiii/indifdl The. "r) . (WYARK) LOT TF RV (mWFATION Schneider: sausage manufacturing loreman Pat Fischer was one of eight Schneiders employees who worked 1 ti hours to make the world's largest sausage. The Oktoberfest sausage which measured more than 5.000 feet was served up Friday with proceeds going to the Big Sisters organization. 'il%,,,dCl! Bank manager is honored Allan John Ralph, mana- ger of the Toronto Domin- ion Bank at 576 Weber St. N. in Waterloo, recently be- came a Fellow of the In- stitute of Canadian Bank- ers' Association. Lloyd 1llir, Schmitt '; Equip-mu United Sonics to " makes. " [and St. Watodoo Mr. Ralph completed a ten-course lCB program at the School of Business and Economics. Wilfrid Laurier University. The course is aimed at preparing bankers for rapid change through courses that broaden man- agement skills and provide a range of subjects cor- responding to banker's needs at different levels of responsibility.