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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-12-07, Page 10Turkey Bingo Sat., Dec.. 9 8:30 p.m. Zurich Arena 12 TURKEYS Shore the Wealth DOOR PRIZE VOTING AT NEW EIRE HALL — The new Exeter fire hail in the former Sunoco building on Main street was used as a polling booth for Monday's municipal election. Shawn above preparing to vote are Mrs. Arthur Allemand and Gus Gregus, The poll officials are Mrs. Glenn Mickle and Mrs. Lee Learn. Children's Aid plans Xmas assistance on regional basis Ted Flint Bob Sharen New man in Stephen Thurs. Dec. 7 8:30-P.M. A Christmas Walk I Sat., Dec. 16 — Sun., Dec. 17' 2:00 to .5:00 p.m. at the Enterkiinment DASHWO HOTEL Tues., Dec. 12 Dufferin Hotel CENTRALIA Daily Luncheon Special $1.25 ENTERTAINMENT Fri. & Sat. Volume 111 NEW YEAR'S EVE DANCE • Smorgasbord • Papa James and the Minstrel Men Tickets Available '11.00 Per Couple Sponsored by St. BonifaceC.Y.O. Children's Christmas Party Sum, Dec. 10 at 2 p.m. Crediton Community Centre Sponsored by the Crediton and District Social Club The Oasis Restaurant Sunday Specials Open 4 p.m. to 8 a.m. daily (The all-night dining spot) BANQUET FACILITIES Phone 225-2715 for reservations WHALEN CORNERS 5 miles north of Elginfield on Highway 23 TONIGHT Exeter Legion Hall JACKPOT sion k 4,0 nmst go 1 share the wealth Admission $1.00 for 15 Rounds Extra cards 25c each or 5/$1.00 Sponsored By Ladies' Auxiliary • No One Under 16 Years Of Age Will Be Admitted cP1,41zAttzt<fdtMel.•;M:=FitrrF.46mN,;;Ni•W:f C?. kozgroitertrtzlft. • OAKWOOD • SOUTHCOTT PINES • BEACH 0' PINES 3 A tour of 6 homes, distintively different gaily decorated for the Holiday Season • SANTA CLAUS • LIGHT REFRESHMENTS Tickets 52.00 Adult 5 1.00 Children Available In Exeter At Huntley's Drugs Boyles' Ladies Wear Sponsored By Huron Country Playhouse, Grand Bend 221•040•1122.10111 4121•11•22211.1.21•022m11.02•11•12•122/11742/202.201.••••4121.22112•2211.02/112121211•226114..114•2.24112.02•224.011 Friday & Saturday Nife Roger Quick and The Rainbows Come early and stay late alai immoilaml.o•Nol it 4.14 i iWirlio40,640.4) •14.04.44)....040,0•4,11.644.• .i4initi ems • • • Dance Sat. Dec, 9 Musk by The Country Boys Dancing 9-1 Buffet Lunch and Refreshments available Rudy Gully 262-5809 AN ENTHUSIASTIC HOBBYIST — Mrs. John Kingma of Shipka makes good use of her spare time as she creates many sewing and knitting items. Above, Mrs. Kingma is shown With a display of ponchos, pillows and dolls. T-A photo Entertainment Country & Western every weekend • Tasty Snacks • Ample Free Parking Commercial Hotel Seaforth Pineridge Chalet (11/2 MILES wgsT OF HENSALL) Fri., and Sat. — Rec. 8 & 9 Joe Overholt Dancing 9 - 1 llunnnnnurl +qui tttt t t 1,4 inutionoi uuniniliiionoigunu ouu 0 n .. .... .4".""i10"" .. "I"; ROAST SPARERIBS, PIGTAILS, BRAT WURST SAUSAGE AND STEAKBURGERS, SERVED WITH SAUERKRAUT, COLESLAW OR FRENCH FRIES To reserve your table, phone: Special Octobertest Food OPEN DAILY BREAKFAST & LUNCH 8 0.m. to 1:00 p.m. DINNERS 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Sat. - 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Sun. - 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Meet Your Friends in the HABITANT ROOM You Are Always Welcome! ' Dining Room Licensed Under LLBO Saturday Night Entertainment in the Habitant Room Mozart's Melody Makers Green Forest Motor Hotel Make your reservation early for your CHRISTMAS PARTY and our GALA NEW YEAR'S EVE FROLIC YOUR HOSTS: "PETE" and "CAROLE" DEITZ HIGHWAY 21 — GRAND BEND HEATED POOL. New Year's DANCE Ye Old Theatre Hall Grand Bend Sat., Dec 30 9:30 — 1:30 Desjardine's Orchestra Hats, Horns, Smorgasbord Lunch provided $15 per couple Call 238-2522 for reservations •• .r •••• •••• . • • Tickets Now Available For Our New Year's Eve Party LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Thurs., Fri. & Sat. Dec. 7, 8 & 9 Thurs., Fri. & Sat. Dec. 14, 15 & 16 Ram pin Ravens Tee Kees COMING — SEATRAIN FULL COURSE MEALS From 12 Noon to 7:30 p.m. DAILY BUS1NESSMENS LUNCH OPEN SUNDAYS 4 to 8 p.m. Where Old & New Frieocis Meet DINING & DANCING NIGHTLY -- NO COVER CHARGE Les Pines Hotel Motel EXETER Phone 235-0151 North of the bridge • • • • taken it upon themselves to people out doing their own engage in Christmas projects Christmas shopping made it a similiar to our own. Where such point to purchase one extra gift activities are already in for a child, or a game which could existence, these same groups be used by a family group, and would again be responsible for • donated these to the Society. It is people known to them or referred our hope that many people who, to them, In such cases, we would are not affiliated with various act only as a clearing house, or community service groups, will possibly share in the local project consider those less fortunate than as appropriate. In setting up a themselves and take it as a Christmas Bureau, it has been personal responsibility or our desire to make the best charitable gesture to help in possible use of the voluntary some small way. dollar and donation." Planning for Christmas '72 "Any authorized represen- actually began early in the year tative of a church or community under the CAS Volunteer Com- group may check our referral mittee Chairmanship of Mrs. J. index at our office in Goderich, or , G. Berry, with the distribution of with the local co-ordinator. material to various County Similarly families needing groups for the making of over six assistance can contact us directly hundred pairs of pyjamas, and or be referred by any community distributing wool for mitts, group or interested individual." scarves, and other articles. The "We are particularly desirous finished products will all be of assistance with toys and distributed at Christmas, along games, and articles of clothing with the toys and other gifts. such as mitts, scarves, and caps. Provision for Christmas dinner for all age groups. Both new toys, is made by the use of individual and used articles in good con- purchase vouchers to the family. dition, are presently needed, "While gifts of food are used to along with appropriate gifts for supplement some Christmas the teenager. "Last year, many boxes, I would ask that perishable foods not be donated," requested Heath, "as we have no facilities for storing such items A man with a new unlisted until deliveries are made in the phone number reports that the week before Christmas." first caller, usirig.,.,the ,,,,nutribglim„, Exeter United. Church, 42 asked, ''D-o you "have neck ' lames St, will serve the southern bones?" As a matter ,of fact, yes," he replied. When the caller asked how much they were, he replied, "Madam, they're not for sale," and hung up. Several days — and several calls — later he learned t, at his new number was formerlyrthat of a butcher shop, art Of the county, (Hay, Stephen and 'Usborne townships) along With - the Town of Exeter. Enquiries may be directed to Mrs. I. A. Small (Phone 235-2418), Or Mrs. M. Cudmore (Phone 235- 0487), and donations brought to the United Church any afternoon. New councillors at. Grand Bend Walter Crumplin David McClure $1, The Staff of South Huron Hospital cordially invites members and friends of the HOSPITAL WOMEN'S AUXILIARY to be their guests following the regular meeting on Following a series of "town meetings" throughout the County in October, the Children's Aid Society will be co-ordinating its Christmas plans for families and children on a regional basis throughout Huron County this year. For many years the CAS has undertaken to provide Christmas assistance to families needing help with the provision of pur- chase vouchers for Christmas dinner and gifts for family members. In 1971, approximately 200 families and over 700 children were assisted, thanks to the generous community donations of funds and toys. "It was largely due to the problems of directing such a large scale effort from our office in Goderich that the decision was made to set up a Christmas Bureau in each of the five towns in the County," noted Bruce R. Heath, CAS Local Director, "along with the fact we were not availing ourselves of a wealth of volunteer support and assistance. Our Christmas projects are essentially a co-ordination of the efforts of various local com- munity groups and interested individuals in a combined volunteer effort." Meeting the needs of the children and families referred to us is directly dependent on the response of the people of Huron' County. Already we have received donations and com- mitments of assistance from many community groups, and it is hoped that as many as possible will again assist us this year. "In many communities, church and service groups have always GEORGE BEER CHALET DON MOUSSEAU 262-26'13 ' 236-4213 236-4610 of P' •1