The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-02-17, Page 18Enjoy An Evening
of Fun and the Finest
in
DINING AND DANCING
Every Friday & Saturday
AL HARVEY AND THE BLUEBOYS
Try Our Delicious
CHICKEN-IN-A-BASKET
Club
Albatross
Huron Industrial Park
Phone 228-6733
Dear Sir
On January 31, the Huron-
Perth Tuberculosis and
Respiratory Disease Association
closed the books of the 1971
Christmas Seal Campaign. The
amount recorded as received,
which also included memorial
gifts and bequests was $34,426.47.
Our Association is very
grateful for the support of the
community in all areas; response
to Christmas Seal letter, press,
radio and the many volunteers
involved in both program and
campaign.
The primary aim of the
Christmas Seal Organizationis to
prevent disease and its second
objective is the early detection of
disease with the introduction of
the patient into an adequate
health care program.
In recent years it has been
shown that chronic bronchitis
and emphysema are the second
most common cause of disability
with respect to socio-economic
loss. We are carrying out
screening programs in many
localities throughout the two-
county area and your locality.
Screening programs have both
educational and practical value
for the community as well as for
the person involved. Community
Take-Out Service Reopened
Special This Week
PIZZA Eaten elgn Lounges 125
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
Friday and Saturday Night
Enjoy Sunday Dinner in Our Licensed
Lounges with Our Organist
BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY
Don't Forget
AMATEUR NIGHT
Monday, Feb, 21 — Prizes and Fun
Dining and Dancing Nightly
Les Pines
Hotel
North of the bridge
EXETER
Phone 235-0151
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Dashwood
Dear Sir,
I am writing a letter con-
cerning the unfair method of
compensating the hog farmer for
his returns in 1971.
I feel that the Federal
Government should have taken
into consideration the fact that a
producer of hogs selling to an
operator of a small processing
plant would not get the subsidy of
$5 per hog.
In order for a processing plant
to get Federally approved
grading he must slaughter 50
hogs per week. Now a business of
this size is no longer a small
processing plant!
I feel that not only is this
producer suffering but the far-
mer operating a sow-barn
(raising up to weaner hogs) is
being hurt by this practise as he,
also receives no compensation.
Let's give small business a
break,
Ron Merner
Pres. Abattoir Assoc.
Pea a ea mee4
Dear Mr. Editor,
In recent issues of your paper
you have suggested that council
study the feasibility of adding
fluorine to the town water sup-
ply. I question the need, even the
advisability of adding fluorine to
an entire water supply when it
will benefit only young children
and could be harmful to others.
It is also difficult to control the
dosage — do all children drink
the same amount of water?
If it is agreed by dentists,
doctors and nutritionists that
fluorine is beneficial to children,
would it not be better to add it to
milk and have the bottles of milk
containing the addition clearly
labelled so that those wishing to
have fluorine for their children
could buy it.
This fluoridated milk could be
supplied to the schools and in this
way the children in the townships
could benefit also.
I think everyone would agree
that we should reduce tooth
decay and to this end there are
several measures we can take as
individuals,
Since milk is our best source of
calcium we should ensure an
adequate intake of milk whether
it be in the form of whole milk,
skim milk, milk powder added to
other foods, milk puddings or
sauces. Vitamin D from fish liver
oils is required daily as is
Vitamin C from citrus fruits, ripe
bell peppers or rose hips. Both
vitamins are essential for healthy
gums and teeth,
Probably contributing most to
tooth decay is our intake of sugar.
A recent report from Washington
states that in causing tooth PLENTY OF FREE PARKING or
PHONE AHEAD and EAT AT HOME
OPEN
Fri. and Sat
5:00 p.m. to
2:00 a.m.
3:00 a.m, at the
Chuckwagon only
Sunday
12:00 Noon
to 9:00 p,m.
SPECIAL THIS WEEKEND
Buy 2 Hamburgs
and Get
ONE FREE
AVAILABLE AT BOTH LOCATIONS EVERY MONDAY
10 Steak Dinner
Buy One At $1.99 And Get
The Second For Only One Penny
DAILY BUSINESSMAN'S SPECIAL $1.26
DINING ROOM OPEN MON, TO SAT,
7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p,nl. AND 6.00 p.m. to 8.00 p.m.
Mk° Out Orders - Phone 228-6648
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AT THE
Dufferin
Hotel
CENTRALIA
Live Entertainment FRIDAY & SATURDAY
THIS WtEKEND THE VOLUME III
Monday & Wednesday Special
4:30 to 6:00
6O A SHOT
NOW
NOTICE
We wish to announce that the Chuckwagon has been
sold to Mr. Gary Spencer. Mr. Spencer will assume
operation this coming weekend,
We take this opportunity to thank all our friends and
patrons, from Exeter and the surrounding area, for your
patronage and help during our 41/2 years in Exeter.
We hope that you will support Mr. Spencer in the future
as you have us in the past.
We are sorry that we will be leaving the area, but it will
always be a good place to visit.
Our sincere thanks to all
Rita & Keith
THE
North End Exeter Phone 235-0383
The T-.q,yeaders write
Discuss hogs, fluoride, snowmobiles
1imps-A0vpcate, February 17, 1972 Page 18
Cone, Celebrate With Us
weekend held, on Feb. 12. and 13,
We fully realize that this event
would not be possible without the
work and cooperation et many,
many people.
First, to our members and
The majority of we Kinsmen
enjoy snow machines. We, as
group ask that consideration be
shown for the non snowmobilers
and the pOlice by respecting the
town by-law.
We, The Exeter Kinsmen Club
wish everyone safe
Snowmobiling.
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Pear Readers.:
The hpsts at Pineridge Chalet
were thrilled by the success of the
third annual Crippled Children's
Chinese
New
Year
SPECIALS
screening for chronic respiratory
disease has shown an incidence of
a te 10 percent of the population J.B.
years of age or older.
If the screening is carried out
with men over the age of 40 who
have smoked 20 cigarettes a day
or more for 20 years or longer
then the incidence jumps to about
25 percent.
We are remiss if we do not
mention the splendid service
given our campaign by all the
postmasters and staff. Their co-
operation is essential to the
success of our campaign and this
was forthcoming with cheer-
fulness and humour,
Sincerely,
Mrs. Beryl Davidson,
Program Co-Ordinator,
Huron-Perth TBRD Association
121 Wellington St„
Stratford, Ontario
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Chicken i
Chowmein _ 9.45
Sweet and 9.50 Sour Pork
Candle Light
Tavern
GODER1CH
nightl y entertainment
FRI., FEB. 18 SAT. FEB. 19
The Cavaliers The Friendship Train
decay, it is not how much sugar
we eat, but how often and in what
form,
For example, it would be better
to eat a roll of sweets all at one
time rather than over a period,
of time, It is the 20 minute period
of acid reaction following the
eating of sweets that starts
decay. Sticky candy like taffy is
worse since it takes so long to
dissolve.
Brushing teeth or rinsing the
mouth immediately after eating
sweets is beneficial.
It was pointed out that when a
sweet drink such as a cola is
dripped steadily on a tooth over a
period of time, the tooth will
dissolve.
Parents, teachers and grand-
parents should not use candy to
reward children, A candy treat
now can lead to painful treatment
later.
The natural sugar in fruit gives
the same amount of food energy
as the sugar in candy without the
destructive effect on the teeth.
With thousands of bushels of
apples and an abundant supply of
milk in our county we have little
excuse for wasting our money
and more important, jeopar-
dizing our children's health by
buying candy and sweet
beverages,
Sweet & Sour or
Pineapple Chicken $1.75
Almond Guy Ding __ $2.50
All Hot Sandwiches___95°
Roast Turkey 9.75
Yours truly,
(Mrs.) Margaret McClure
R.11,1
Crediton, Ontario
February 9, 1972
friends who volunteered their
help--thanks a million. I'm sure
your weariness will be eased by
the knowledge that the less
fortunate benefited because of
your efforts.
Venison and moose burgers
were featured during the
weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Ellwood
Epps, Clinton donated the moose
meat. The venison was donated
by a group of Bank of Montreal
hunters which included Keith
Lindsay, Ingersoll (formerly
Hensall) and George Beer,
Henson. The meat was delicious
and we at Pineridge extend a
sincere thank-you.
Credit must go as well to the
area snowmobile clubs who
turned out in great numbers,
Groups came from Seaforth,
Kippen, Varna, Hensall, Exeter,
and Crediton to mention a few.
The children enjoyed the annual
costumes worn by the Varna
group.
Numerous donations were
made and all certainly added to
the success of the event.Thanks go
to Murray Baird of Huron
Variety, Hensall who donated 250
ice cream bars; Eon's Health
Centre and Drysdale Hardware of
Hensall, Tuckey Beverages and
Bob's Variety of Exeter who
donated, prizes for the children's
free draw; C.F.P.L. for the radio
which was raffled; Wayne
McBride and Doug Cooper for
syrup; John Elder Enterprises
for use of snowmobile suits; Gord
Kirk of Weston Bread Co., for
buns and balloons; the Nother
Trophy Co., for the celebrities
Trophy; Eugene Cotter, Gino the
Clown, of Clawson Mich. for
entertaining; Alf Denomme and
friends and the Lesperance Trio
for music provided; Joe Overholt
for donating $35 of his fee; Zurich
and Exeter Legions and pilot Don
Bell for their part in the outdoor
activities.
The response of our own and
the surrounding communities is
really encouraging in our effort
to help a very deserving cause.
The theme displayed on the wall
of the Chalet— "a man never
stands so tall as when he stoops to
help a crippled child" was put
into practice many times over.
We are proud to live and work in
a community such as this.
Thanks to all who helped and to
all who came.
10% Discount
ON ALL TAKE-OUT ORDERS
RESTAURANT WALLY'S
Yours in Kin,
H. A. Stuart,
President.
Kippen girls
choose slate
By MRS, RENA CALDVVELL
The first meeting of Kippen II,
4-H club was held at the home of
Mrs. Angus Hummell February
2, 1972 under the leadership of
Mrs. Hummel]. and Mrs, Grant
McGregor.
The officers elected were
president, Joanne Stoll; vice-
president, Chris McGregor;
secretary, Lynn Alderdice; press
reporter, Linda Bell.
The second meeting was held at
the home of Mrs. McGregor. The
meeting opened with the 4-H
Pledge.
The roll call was two suggested
names for the club, Later the
members decided to be called
"Sweet Dreamers".
Members pinned on the pat-
terns and started cutting,
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Personals
Mrs. Norman Dickert is
visiting her sister Mrs, Jack
Dickert and other relatives in
Harriston.
Mr. & Mrs. Hank Bennindyk
left for Florida by air Saturday.
Mr. & Mrs. R. E. Caldwell and
Mr. & Mrs. John Baker flew to
Texas February 9.
Mr. & Mrs. Trevor Wilson and
Ron of Orangeville spent the
weekend with friends in the
Kippen and Hensall area.
Elzar Mousseau has been
moved from Seaforth Community
Hospital to St. Joseph's Hospital,
London.
FROM a floor-covering ad in
the Garden City, N.Y., Newsday:
"Will last up to one year without
a single bit of floor maintenance,
other than damn mopping."
MAIN ST. — EXETER
Phone 235-0464
Mon. to Thurs. — 10:00 a.m. to Midnite
Fri. & Sat. — 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m.
Sunday — 12:00 Noon to 10:00 p.m.
ifeed ea-afretatioa
Mr. Bill Batten, Editor,
The Exeter Times Advocate,
Exeter, Ontario.
Dear Mr. Batten:
The new snowmobile by-laws
have been proposed so that
machine, operators and non
snowmobilers alike can enjoy the
winter, The town council have
shown consideration for both
parties when drafting the by-laws
and our Police Force have been
most lenient with offenders.
It is terribly dismaying to see a
few people ignore the very
generous laws. Such neglect can
only result in a total ban of
snowmobiles from Exeter
streets. A few careless offenders
could drive all snowmobiles out
of town. 411404111110111, Anamiptemaiim
Sincerely,
Don and Shirley Mousseau
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NOW 2 Locations
To Serve You
Gary Spencer, owner of The DERBY DIP, is pleased to announce
he has purchased THE CHUCKWAGON DRIVE-IN at Exeter
North from Keith Whilmhurst The same tasty snacks and dinners
will continue to be served at the respective drive-ins. Drop in to
either location this weekend for a tasty treat.
* Hamburgers * Shrimp * Giant Burgers * Fish 'N Chips
* Cheeseburgers * Chicken Dinners and Snacks
* French Fries * Onion Rings * Soft Ice Cream
* Milk Shakes * Sundaes * Cones
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