The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-09-28, Page 20IC .101011.1.1.0
For An Evening of Fun
And Fellowship
This Thursday, Friday
and Saturday
The People's Choice
Club
Albatross
Huron Industrial Park
Phone 228-6733
DINING OUT IS A PLEASURE
AT THE
Dufferin
Hotel
CENTRALIA
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ENTERTAINMENT
This Thurs. Fri. & Sat.
Volume in
Saturday Matinee — 3:00 to 6:00
'The Hay Shakers
DAILY BUSINESSMAN'S SPECIAL $1.25
DINING ROOM OPEN MON. TO SAT.
7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. AND 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Take Out Orders — Phone 228-6648
Are You Man Enough
To Try Our New
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LARGE STEIN • Itke ~aatie
col' Thurs. Oct. 5
8:30 p.m.
Central Huron Secondary School
Clinton
Candidate from the Liberal Party,
Progressive Conservative Party &
New Democratic Party will be in
attendance to discuss issues in
the current federal election campaign.
Sponsored by the
Huron Federation of Agriculture
Entertainment
DASHWOOD
HOTEL
at the
eampaign, collecting 157,7 per
cent of its pledge. More than
$28,600 was raised during the
campaign dating from last Oct,
first until Sept. 30. The Huron
Unit received a total of nearly
$38,000 in receipts including "In
Memoriams" and bequests.
The Clinton Branch raised
nearly $5,000 last year through
campaign funds and donations
and assisted 14 patients and
made 23 trips to the London and
Wingham Cancer Clinics, Mrs.
Harvey Johnston, Clinton
campaign chairman, reported.
Nearly $9,000 was raised by the
Goderich Branch last year
through the campaign, the bike-
a-thou and memorial donations,
Mrs. Garwood Russell, secretary
of the Goderich branch reported.
The Exeter branch raised a
commendable $10,400 while the
Seaforth branch raised more
than $3,100. The Wingham branch
collected more than $6,400 in the
last year,
Nearly 190 people attended the
banquet at the Clinton Legion to
hear the reports, to install the
new officers and to listen to guest
speaker Bill Brady.
Mr. Brady, Open Line host of
CFPL, TV star and sometime
bucking cow rider, and a director
of the society's London-
Middlesex unit, told the Huron
Unit that they should continue
their fight against cancer.
He said 'that work like the
Cancer Society is doing just
proves that "people do care about
other people."
Mr. Brady said that the
government should stay out of
charity work because it would
deprive people of loving other
people and "caring about other
people is a good and heart
warming feeling,"
New officers were also in-
stalled at the banquet. They
include: president, Gordon
Richardson; vice-president
Chester Archibald; past
president, Mrs. M.W. Durst;
secretary, Mrs. Gordon Rath-
well; treasurer, Harry
Merriman; campaign chairman,
William Barlow; com-
memorative funds chairman,
Miss Catherine Plum tree;
education, Mrs. Ted Davies;
medical advisor, Dr. C,T,
Doorly ; planning and develop-
ment, Mrs. M.W. Durst
publicity, J. Howard Aitken;
service to patients, and tran-
sportation, Mrs. Harvey C.
Johnston.
Reeve Harold Robinson of
Howick told Huron County
Council last Friday he will not
seek the Warden's chair in 1973 as
he'd originally intended.
While Robinson didn't
elaborate upon his decision, he
wished the "best man" success.
Announcements for the can-
didates for Warden usually come
at the October or November
sessions.
Reception
and Dance
for
ELAINE RANDALL
and
LARRY MacGREGOR
(Bridal Couple)
Huron candidate
changes decision
hurs. & Fri. —
Sept. 28 & 29 Odd n Ends s '
Saturday —
Sept. 30 LinkingGreen
Mon., Tues. & Wed. —
Oct. 2, 3 & 4 Just Me
COMING
Tee Kees
rbrrt 12 13068 to 8 PULL COURSE MEALS
DAILY BUSINESSMENS LUNCH
OPEN SUNDAYS ,4 to 8 p.m.
Where Old 8 New Friends Meet
DINING & DANCING NIGHTLY NO COVER CHARGE
ZURICH
Lions Club and Chamber of Commerce
present...
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ZURICH ARENA
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7th
400 P.M. - 100 A.M.
L.C.B.a APPROVED
GERMAN FOOD, GERMAN 1AND
DANCING
Friday, Sept. 29
and Saturday, Sept. 30
7 oompah and dance bands
for continuous entertainment
both in our main hall and
in enormous tent,
German food -- novelty booth
beer contest
Saturday — completely sold out
Friday — tickets still available
Call Taxandria Arkona 828.3896
Catty for tickets or get them at the door
for Friday only.
(Just south of Arkona)
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Page September
"( Huron cancer drive CANCER
an e n exceeds goal by 57% b beate
The Huron Unit of the Canadian
Cancer Society is one of the
hardest' working and dedinated
groups in the Huronia Division it
was revealed at the Huron Unit's
Annual Banquet at Clinton last
Tuesday night.
The Huron unit reached and
surpassed its goal during the
Leprechaun
Couples Club
pr esents
Dances
every
Friday Night
at
SHILLELAGH
MOTOR HOTEL
in the
LEPRECHAUN ROOM
(downstairs)
$5.00 PER COUPLE
Smorgasbord Included
This Week's Rand
Glen Robson
Orchestra
Entertainment
Country &
Western
every
weekend
• Tasty Snacks
• Ample Free Parking
BEST DRESSED SENIOR BIKES — Taking top honours in the senior section for bicycles at the Exeter
Fall Fair Saturday morning were Pauline Pyni, Paul Broderick and Colleen Whiteford. T-A photo
Commercial
Hotel Seaforth Says first-time voters may
decide outcome of election ANNUAL
Firemen's Bull
YE OLD THEATRE
Grand Bend
Thursday, Oct 12
9 - 1
Mue, by
DESJARDINE'S ORCHESTRA
Admission $5.00 per couple
lur n & refreshments
containers in view of the vast
industrial area building up to the
east of Huron — in the Kitchener-
Waterloo area.
Of real concern to Mr, Thomas
is the fact that young people have
to leave the county to find jobs
after they are educated and
suggested light industry would
create jobs. He would like
something to develop in this area
so that there would be job op-
portunities for all people.
Mr. Thomas concluded his
address with the statement that
Liberals are better organized for
this election. "If- we continue to
show this enthusiasm, we'll have
a strong Liberal voice."
OPEN DAILY
BREAKFAST LUNCH'
8 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
DINNERS
Monday to Friday
5:30 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Sat. — 5:30 to 8:30 p.m.
Sun. — 5:30 to 9:00 p.m.
first time voters, canvassing,
putting up lawn signs,
scrutineering and getting people
to the polls on election day" she
said.
Some ridings, she said, have
established voter information
centres because an astonishing
number of people don't know that
the voting age has been lowered
to 18.
Mr, Thomas: the Reeve of Grey
Township, anti a farmer in the
township, said be would like in
this part of Huron to be looking at
alternative farm cash crops to
replace some surplus crops now
being grown. He suggested sugar
beets, which at one time were
grown in quantity in Huron.
Speaking of corn growing
expansion in the county and low
prices at harvest time, he
suggested there is a need to come
up with a program to overcome a
shortage of storage facilities for
farmers. "Then corn could be put
on the market to the farmers'
advantage," he said,
Mr. Thomas spoke of livestock
and poultry breeding stock being
brought,into Canada and said the
farmer needs protection in this
area.
Mr. Thomas said it is im-
portant to improve the Goderich
airport as it brings in about a
quarter of a million dollars,
mostly in American money, and
he would like to see this amount
doubled.
He said he would like to see
export facilities developed at the
Goderich harbour and would
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"The ballots of first-time
voters could decide the outcome
of this election" Kathy Robinson
of Toronto, National chairman of
the Prime Minister's First Time
Voter Committee, stated in
Goderich Thursday night.
Speaking to about 200 persons
attending the official Liberal
campaign kickoff dinner meeting
in Saltford Valley Hall, on behalf
of Charles Thomas of Brussels
who is the Huron Liberal can-
didate, Miss Robinson noted that
about twenty percent of the
Canadian voters are first-time
voters.
The committee was established
to organize young people across
Canada to work for the re-
election of a Liberal government.
"Our surveys show that more
than half of the voters between 18
and ,24 support the Liberal
Party," said Miss Robinson,
"tut we also know from past
experience that new voters have
the lowest turn-out on election
day. Therefore the First-Time
voter committee is really trying
to stir up interest in the election
among people our own age."
This election, she said, is an
unique situation with voting age
lowered to 18 and the "post war
baby boom" children voting for
the first time,
Miss Robinson said she has
found persons between 18 and 24
are anxious to be involved in the
local constituencies but want to
do more than wave signs.
"Three projects are being
suggested to each riding by the
First-Tithe Voter Committee,
including the organization of a
group of polling subdivisions by
Reception
And Dance
for
SHEILA WILLERT
and
MERVYN KNECHTEL
(Bridal Couple)
YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCO1\ 1E!
Dining Room Licensed Under LLBO
Saturday Night
ENTERTAINMENT BY
Jean McLachlan
At The Organ
Green Forest Motor Hotel
YOUR HOSTS: "PETE" and "CAROLE" DE1TZ
Highway 21 - GRAND BEND
Fri., Oct. 6
PARKHILL COMMUNITY
CENTRE
Music by
ROGER QUICK &
THE RAINBOWS
Everyone Welcome
Refreshments available
Fri, Oct. 6
at 9:00 p.m
EXETER
LEGION HALL
Music by
'The Town & Country Gentlemen
Lunch Provided
Refreshments
Everyone Welcome
Friday & Saturday Nite
The
Lesperence Trio
9:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m.
•nrAim.UNIMIN•ammin•••
Reception
and Dance
for
COLLEEN GEOFFREY
and
DANNY WILSON
Bridal Couple
Sat., Sept. 30
9 P. M.
DASHWOOD COMMUNITY
CENTRE
Music by
THE BLUEWATER PLAYBOYS
Refreshments Available
Everyone Welcome
By MRS. HUGH MORENZ
Mr. & Mrs. Karl Guenther were
pleasantly surprised Sunday,
when family members came to
celebrate their 20th wedding
anniversary. Guests were: Mr, &
Mrs. Clyde Nicholson; Mr. '&
Mrs. Kenneth Nicholson, all of
Courtright; Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth
Moore, Petrolia; Mr. & Mrs. Ken
Westland Barry, Cheryl, and
Pauline, London; Mrs. Minnie
Robertson, Wheatley; Herb
Raritan and Miss Dorothy
Hariton.
The Egyptian Saggara
Pyramid (2750 B.C.) contained a
plywood coffin.
Reception
and Dance
for
MARION (HERN) LOVIE
and
ALVIN WEIBERG
(Bridal Couple)
Sat., October 7
EXETER
LEGION HALL
Music by
THE BLUEWATER PLAYBOYS
Lunch Provided
Refreshments Available
Everyone Welcome
LIVE
ENTERTAINMENT Pineridge Chalet
FEATURING THE SOUND OF COUN13RY MUSIC WITH
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Sept. 29 & 30
Les Pines Hotel Motel
Dancing 9:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m.
MENU SERVED 11:00 P,M, TO 1:00 A,M.
Friday • Quarter of Chicken, Deep Fried
French Fries,Roll, Cole Slaw
1.50
• Steak Burger Deluxe
$1,00
Saturday i koast SpaterilA and DreSsing
With Sauerkraut or Cole Slaw and
Roll
$1,50
North of the Bridge To Reserve Your Table, Phone:
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2B6.4610
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in Texandria Style!
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