The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-08-15, Page 20Entertainment
Nightly
During The Month of August
This Thurs., Fri. 8. Sat.
Sundown
This Man., Tues., & Wed.
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Top horses
at Elmira
One of the top harness races of
the year is on tap at the Elmira
Raceway, Friday night.
Race secretary Jack Morrissey
has 20 entries and two divisions of
the Ontario Sire Stakes for two
year old pacers will be run.
Two of the top colts are Pat's
Bye Bye, driven by Clint Hodgins
and Armbro Prince with Ron
Feagan in the sulky.
Other top notch drivers will be
in action including Jack Kopas,
Ed Arthur and Levi "Jiggs"
McFadden. The two divisions will
go as the fifth and sixth races on
Friday's card at Elmira.
Firemen ready
for Greys team
Exeter Community park will be
the scene tonight, Thursday of an
interesting softball game.
The Exeter Greys undefeated
in South Huron ladies play this
season will take on the Exeter
firemen in an exhibition contest.
The game starts at 8:15 p.m.
Fire chief Gary "Silver Mid-
dleton has assembled a starry
looking roster. The list includes
Don "Pastor" Cowan, Larry
"Crash" Smith, Bill "Red"
G ilfillan, Fred "Peco" Wells,
Gerald "Jug" Lawson, Bill
"Museler" Musser' Gabby
"Midget" Mol, Har "Dint Free"
Brintnell, Don "Daffy" Wells,
Bev "Bopper" Lindenfield, Ray
"Smitty" Smith, Peter "Powder
Puff" McFalls, Billy "Jim"
Hirtzel and John "Chase the Ace"
Morgan.
Graduates as Nurse
Sue Ann Squire, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Grafton Squire, RR 1
Granton, graduated August 2 at
Victoria Hospital School of Nur-
sing, London. Starting in
September Sue Ann will be nur-
sing in St. Thomas Elgin General
Hospital.
Bikeathon is
successful
By ANN PINDER
Tuesday's bike-a-thon raised
$248.59 for the playground.
Thanks is extended to all those
who sponsored the children.
This week the older playground
went on a camp-out on Tuesday
night. The children biked out and
back. A good time was enjoyed by
all.
On Saturday the playground is
holding a Penny Carnival to end
the playground program.
It will be set up between
Chainway and Dr. Fletcher's
office. The hours will he from
11:00 to 4:00 and everyone is
welcome.
A special thanks to everyone
who has helped us over the past 6
weeks.
Elm Haven
Motor Hotel
CLINTON, ONTARIO
Hwy. 8
Now Playing
The Fabulous,
HAWTHORNE
Coming next week
Aug. 1944
Fantastic 6.piece band
SPOTT FARM
Feoturing 0 variety of
instruments
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NOW OPEN
L W Restaurant
ELGINFIELD 3 MILES SOUTH OF LUCAN ON'#7
* Famous Chinese Food
* Light Lunches * Pizza
* Full Course Meals
For Fast Take-Out Service Phone 227-4951
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Business Hours: MO a.m. to 12:00 Midnight - Seven Days A Week
FORMERLY VIGILANT! RESTAURANT
No cooking, no dishes , .. Relax and enjoy a quiet moment
with your tcynily in our air-conditioned dining room
VISITING CADETS — Two Exeter youth members of the Huron-Middlesex Cadet Corps have been atten-
ding Ipperwash camp for the past six weeks. In the above picture Bill Armstrong and Greg Pfaff of town
welcome weekend visitors Tim Presslaver, Blind River and Michael Antooa and Leonard Singh, both of
Guelph. T-A photo
Lucan OPP
report thefts
Two break-ins were also in-
vestigated during the week by the
Lucan Ontario Provincial Police
detachment.
Television sets valued at $563
were taken sometime August 11
from the Biddulph township
home of Harry Hardy.
Sometime during the night of
August 11, a sum of money was
taken from the BP service station
on Main street. Manager Ron
Crudge said $99.94 was taken.
Entry was gained by breaking a
small window, Constable Disher
is investigating both oc-
currences.
At a church raffle, a monsignor
suggested to a priest that he get
things started by buying a few
tickets. The priest won some
"His" and "Hers" towels. "Keep
them," the monsignor said.
"The way things are going, you
may be able to use them,"
FREE
BUS
SERVICE
to the
London
BINGO
Games
Every Mon.,
Wed. & Sat.
BUS DEPARTS AS FOLLOWS
Dashwood 6:15 p.m.
Exeter 6;30 p.m.
Huron Park 6:40 p.m.
Centralia 6:45 p.m.
Lucan 6:55 p.m.
Phone 235-0450
NIGHTLY
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Dashwood Hotel
* August 15 - 17
TOMMY AND JONI
* August 19 - 24
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This year, vacation
closer to home
By MRS. HUGH MORENZ .
A miscellaneous shower was
held Sunday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Dave Durand, for
Sandra Baker, bride-elect of
September. There were about 35
in attendance.
Sandra Glanville of Crediton
spent holidays last week with her
grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. Henry
Becker,
Clark Adams spent a few days
holidays with his grandparents
Mr. & Mrs. Les Adams last week.
Funeral services were held last
Thursday afternoon for Mrs Elsie
Volk long-time resident of this
area, Lunch was served in the
Try oranges
People who want to quit
smoking can try oranges instead.
A research psychologist at the
Outspan Organization in Britain
conducted an experiment with
two groups of, confirmed
smokers.
There was only one
requirement.
When they felt the urge to light
up, the smokers would eat a piece
of orange, preferably sucking the
juice out first. After three weeks
of controlled orange eating, the
number of cigarettes smoked by
the groups dropped an average of
74 percent. Twenty percent of one
group quit smoking altogether.
Dr. Edward Hernandez claims
the evidence suggests that
orange eating is a good substitute
for cigarette smoking during the
initial smoking withdrawal. The
effect of citrus fruit, particularly
oranges, on the palate is similar
A LESSON IN PRUNING — Bill Rammeloo, of Farmer Bill's Greenhouses demonstrates the proper method
of pruning bushes for Eileen Roeszler at ARC Industries in Dashwood. YACMAR volunteers (from left) Terry
Follings, Joay Joanne Van Raay and Tonny Fallings look on. Bill Rammeloo was helping out with the ARC
"Garden of Hope" project which got under way last week. T-A photo
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Shower for bride-elect
Many holiday in Shipka
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Shipka Community centre, after
'the funeral, to around 70
relatives, family and friends of
the deceased.
Mr. & Mrs. Russell Boone and
family of Stratford visited
Saturday with Mrs. Theresa
Brannon and family.
Glenda and Tammy Morenz of
Grand Bend and Sharon Morenz
of Edmonton, Alberta visited last
Thursday with Mr. & Mrs. H.
Morenz.
Mrs. Art Meininger attended
the wedding Saturday of her
nephew, Grant Heywood, son of
Mr. & Mrs. Earl Heywood, to
Jeanette Riley, daughter of Mr. &
Mrs. Ferguson Riley, at St.
to quit fags
to the "bite" experience by
smoking a cigarette, he says.
There's another interesting
fact about smoking and oranges.
Smoking reduces the supply of
vitamin, C in, the body while
oranges build it up. Some studies
show the vitamin contributes to a
feeling of well-being and also
reduces the duration of colds.
Dr. Hernandez, like every
other expert in the field, says the
basic requirement for quitting
smoking is a strong wish to quit.
Oranges are a technique, but the
determination to quit is essential
for success. When that's there,
people find their own way to quit.
With oranges or without.
The overwhelming majority of
smokers now say they want to
quit. Oranges are worth a try.
For more ways ' to quit
smoking, contact your Christmas
Seal association. It's a matter of
life and breath.
Andrew's Presbyterian Church,
Wingham. She also attended the
reception later at the Legion
Hall.
Mr. & Mrs. Earl Ratz returned
last week from a two week trip
touring different places in
Saskatchewan.
Mr. & Mrs. Ted Nagler, Jim-
my, Susan and Marcia of Cop-
percliff, near Sudbury, spent the
weekend with their aunt and
uncle, Mr. & Mrs, Ed Turnbull.
Mr. & Mrs. Sid Durie and Glenn
spent a weeks holidays at their
summer cottage at Buckhorn
Lake north of Peterborough,
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Russell visited
Sunday in Belle River with Mr. &
Mrs, Michael Schiebel. Chris
Schiebel returned home with
them after holidaying with his
sister.
Mr. & Mrs. Doug Russell and
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Baker Jr.
returned from a weeks holidays
at Manitoulin Island, staying at
Meldrum Bay, and visiting Mr. &
1Virs..Eric Eagleson and Marshall
at Little Current.
Heather and Gail Clark, Kathy
and Irene Gibson, Kathy Russell,
Karen Guenther and her cousin,
Colleen Westman from London,
have all been attending Bible
School at Crediton United
Church.
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Christman and
grandddaughter, Barbara, of
Lloydminster, Saskatchewan,
visited last weekend with Mr. &
Mrs. Cliff Russell and family.
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Finkbeiner and
Jason have returned from a
weeks holidays camping in
Algonquin Park at Lake of Two
Rivers. They also visited Mrs.
Finkbeiners father, Jack
England, at Port Elgin.
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WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY - FRIDAY
August 14 - 15 - 16
August 15 — Free Popcorn Night
Free Popcorn for the children before 10 p.m.
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Sweet
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Chicken
$2.45
Main St.
SPECIALS
HAVE DINNER BEFORE THE THEATRE
Complete Roast Sirloin of Beef
7:00 TIL SHOWTIME
(Friday and Saturday Only)
HURON COUNTRY
PLAYHOUSE
OPEN FRI. & SAT. UNTIL 2:00 A.M.
Wally's Chinese
STOP IN DURING SIDEWALK
SALE DAY IN EXETER
Fish
and
Chips
$1.65
235-0464
This Friday
And Saturday
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