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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-11-29, Page 22DASHWOOD HOTEL Entertainment Nov, 30, Dec. 1 Cal Gray Casuals Dec. 5 . Al Harvey and The Blueboys Tiffany Dining Lounge Hours Weekdays 12.2, 5.8 Fri. & Sot. 12,2, 5.9 Sundays 4.8 Completely Air Conditioned Mr. Paul's Menu Suggestion for this week 1/2 EIARBCCUEb CHICKEN DINING ROOM OPEN MON. TO SAT. 9 a,m. to 2 p.m. AND 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Take Out Orders — Phone 228-6648 MONDAY DECEMBER 31 ZURICH ARENA 'MUSIC BY MOZARTS MELODY MAKERS' HATS * HORNS * NOVELTIES Limited number of tickets available from members of the 'Zurich Lions Club, or phone 236-4301 or 236-400 2 For an Evening of Fun and Fellowship This Thursday Friday and Saturday Evening R. S. J. Come Out And Enjoy This Fine Entertainment Reserve Now . . . For Our Gala New Year's Eve Party • Hot & Cold Buffet • Hats • Horns • Novelties • Fun Galore ONLY $12.00 PER.COUPLE Club Albatross Huron Industrial Park Phone 228-6733 t.„ 235-2311 21 Thames Rd. Exeter Medium & Large Deluxe Pizza Tues., Wed. & Thurs. ONLY '1.00 Off Phone 235-0151 EXETER Returning By Popular Request I Something Evil Doissn't Miss Them! =— DANCING NIGHTLYNIGHTLY — NO COVER CHARGE Ea, Where Old & New Friends Meet Les Pines Hotel Motel DINING 8. North of the Bridge When You Buy A Pizza at Angelo's Pizzeria, Deposit This Coupon For 6 TURKEY DRAWS Draw To Be Made December 22, 8:30 p.m. Name Address Phone ................. ..... Page 22 Tirneclvocote, November 29, 1971 Dufferin Hotel p.m. DINING ROOM OPEN 12:00 Noon - 2:00 HENSALL HOTEL With Us Too! PHONE 262-2012 ROAST TURKEY '3.25 ROAST BEEF '3.50 We Cater to Banquets Weddings, Etc. Live Entertainmen \ Friday and Saturday Jim and Gerry's Country Band A REAL GREAT TRIO Drop in for some good Hensall hospitality Come and Dine SPECIAL ON SUNDAYS FULL COURSE DINNER Children Under 12 Half Price BAYVIEW TOURIST TAVERN Just South of St. Josephs on Highway 21 OPEN DAILY For Hot Meals 12:00 Noon to 9:00 p.m. SPECIAL MON. TO SAT. TRY OUR HOMEMADE PIES AND ROLLS Bookings Accepted — Phone 236-4850 For Banquets, Small Weddings, Christmas Parties BINGO > Tonight Thurs.,, Nov. 29 Starts at 8:30 p.m. Stephen Township Community Centre CREDITON Admission $1.00 15 Games Extra Cards 25c or 5 for $1.00 '$350 in 56 calls JACKPOT 1 share the wealth Due to license regulations no one under 16 years of age will be admitted. Sponsored By Creditors Hall Board Entertainment Friday and Saturday Lesperance Trio Saturday Matinee The Hoedowners 41 DAILY BUSINESSMAN'S SPECIAL Mobile homes very popular According to a survey con- ducted by the Canadian Mobile Home and Travel Trailer Association, one out of every five single-family housing starts in Canada in 1972 involved a mobile home. The association defines the term "mobile home" as "the ultimate in pre-fabrication being manufactured and furnished completely under controlled conditions at the factory and transported on its own chassis to site for connection to utilities and services, for use with or without a permanent foundation for year- round living." In 1969 when it became ap- parent that mobile homes were providing increasingly ac- ceptable housing, the CMHTTA joined government to lay down specific standards for the con- struction of mobile homes. Today's mobile home barely resembles the travel trailer used for vacationing. Instead it is a permanent residence which merely retains its mobility. It must be hauled by heavy tran- sport which can cost the owner up to $100 dollars for 100 miles. Because of such costs, mobile homes though able to be moved about,tend to remain in one place. During 1972 single width mobile homes shipped in British Columbia far outnumbered other provinces - 5,321 compared to 3,419 in Alberta, 2,974 in Quebec, 1,652 in Ontario, and 1,581 in Nova Scotia. (Statistics from CMHTTA.) Between December 1971 and December 1972, ship- ments of Canadian - made mobile . homes increased from 13,788 to 18,593. According to the Canadian Consumer Credit Factbook, published jointly by the Canadian Consumer Loan Association and the Federated Council of Sales Finance Companies, the main sources of financing for the purchase of mobile homes are chartered banks and finance companies. Recently under the National Housing Act, purchasers of mobile homes have become eligible for mortgage credit which may be used for purchase of land and mobile homes together, or for the home itself. The largest age group living in mobile homes involves those 45 years and older (36 percent) and the largest occupation group has as its male family head skilled or unskilled labor (50 percent). New minister likes area Rev. Clyde Westhaver was inducted last week to the charges of Ailsa Craig, Brinsley and Carlisle United Churches and says he received a "grand welcome" to the area. Rev. Westhaver has served in many charges throughout eastern Canada. A native of Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, he was ordained in 1945 in Sackville, New Brunswick, He served in the Maritimes until 1957 and then spent four years in the Laurentians of Quebec. Since coming to Ontario in 1961' he has served the charges of Dundalk, Merricksville and most recently Chatsworth. Rev. Westhaver and his wife Evelyn have five children: Mrs. Dwayne (Faith) McDonald, Kingston; Carol, Toronto; Spurgeon, a student at Fanshawe Community College; and Grace and Rose who are students at North Middlesex District High School in Parkhill. Rev. Westhaver said one major reason for his move to this district was to have closer access to Fanshawe College and the University of Western Ontario for his two youngest daughters. He added that while he has received very "kind treatment" he misses the scenic beauty of previous charges as compared to the flat land of this area. Readers Write: Dear Editor: If you have been following the reports in the newspapers of the trial of Dr. Henry Morgentaler in Montreal, you will know this man, who self-admittedly has performed 6,000 - 7,000 abortions, was acquitted, and you will have been shocked and perplexed at this verdict. I strongly feel that the Criminal Code should be ammended to give the unborn human baby recognition under the law and the protection of the law. Human life should be protected before birth as well as after birth. I am sure you will agree that the taking of innocent lives through abortion is a definite step backwards in our civilized society. We are paying a heavy price in Canada today for such a bad law. The following information on Dr. Henry Morgentaler is taken from testimony given at the trial and is therefore public knowledge: Dr. Morgentaler averages approximately $3,000 per day. He performs three abortions per hour. He does not give the woman to be aborted any medical check-up or any blood test prior to the abortion and therefore is not even sure that she is pregnant, The doctor-patient relationship consists only of the doctor telling the patient the "Cost' grici ask% her • a) when her last period began, b) if she has ever had an abortion before, and c) if she has ever had abdominal surgery. The woman assisting him in the operating room is not a registered nurse. He administers anaesthesia without an anaesthesist and has no resuscitation equipment. After the abortion, the woman is sent to the recovery room and the doctor does not see her again. There is a lack of follow-up: REV. CLYDE WESHAVER Votive 204 eau SANDERS TAVERN FORMERLY — MONETTA MENARD'S ON THE BEACH GRAND BEND DINING tot n. F r ,tmo ,1 tOop laroi. PIRAT'S CAVE D A NCING C)4 GHTLY Reserve Now - 238-2251 Private Parties SUCCESSFUL UNICEF COLLECTION — Students of Exeter public school canvassed for UNICEF during their recent Halloween trick and treating. Above EPS principal Jim Chapman accepts a cheque for $185 from stu- dent council representatives Randy Parsons and Jodi Finnen. T-A photo after the • abortion has been completed his only follow-up is to give the woman the names of two or three doctors should she have complication. Needless to say, when a woman has complications she is not going to a doctor recommended by someone who is responsible for them. The woman whose abortion led to Dr. Morgentaler's trial was in the recovery room as the abor- tion had been completed at the time of the police raid. Three days after the abortion she was rushed to the Royal Victoria Hospital in Montreal where doctors removed 2 cc's of fetal tissue, approximately one-third of a six-week fetus. She had cervical cuts and lacerations and infection was setting in. The doctor testifying on behalf of the Crown stated that 1 I MUSIC FROM YESTERYEARS - Many antiques were on display at Saturday's Exeter UCW bazaar. Donna Pridham is shown above with a console phonograph from the turn of the century. T-A photo no good the woman would probably have died if she had not been given medical care. What can we do to stop this violence? Bill Jarvis, MP for Perth stated on the radio that we are to pressure our members of parliament. This has tremendous effect. Please write today and help create a better world. The ad- dress in Ottawa is "House of Commons, Ottawa. The address in Toronto is "Queen's park, Toronto. "ALL THAT IS NECESSARY FOR EVIL TO TRIUMPH, IS THAT GOOD MEN DO NOTHING". This is a quote from Edmond Burke, a very fitting one at this time. Yours truly, Mrs. Charles Price 101 Easson Street Stratford, Ontario Book now for our Gala New Year's Eve Party Green Forest Motor Hotel YOUR HOSTS: "PETE" and "CAROLE" DEITZ HIGHWAY 21 -- GRAND BEND Mac and Kenny You Are Always Welcome! Dining Room Licensed Under LLBO Saturday, Dec. 1 OPEN DAILY DINNERS Mon, to Fri. and Sun. 5:00 to 7:00 ' Sat. 5:00 to 8:00 BREAKFAST Weekdays 7:30 a.m. - Noon Sat, & Sun, 8:00 a.m. to Noon LUNCH Every Day 12:00 Noon to 1;00 p.m, Abortion laws