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You're talking about the problems of alcohol in everyday life—
and that's bringing them into the open. You've written in from
coast to coast in response to 'Dialogue on drinking' to share your
suggestions, experiences and reactions. It's clear that responsible
citizens — drinkers, non-drinkers, social drinkers, ex-drinkers,
teenagers, grandparents, social workers, students — are concerned
about Canada's alcohol problems. All agree there is a crying need
for moderation along with more information and education on
alcohol-related problems and some feel there is a need for a
change in attitude because "often more tolerance is shown to the
drunk than the non-drinker," even though responsible drinkers
and non-drinkers are in the majority.
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NEW STORE HOURS:
Monday Saturday, 10 a.m.. 9 p.m.
Sunday 12 noon. 6 p.m.
(Sunday for Food Dept. Only)
Highway 4 - South of Vinton at v ancistra
Dashwood WI hear ALPHA speaker
By MRS. IRVIN RADER
The Agriculture and Canadian
Industries group with Mrs. Stuart
Wolfe convener was in charge of
the November meeting of Dash-
wood Women's Institute. Roll
call, "Name a simple invention
you would dislike being without"
was answered by 17 members
and 18 guests were present.
Jonathan Mellecke favoured with
piano solos. Mrs, Letta Taylor
read a poem "Receipt for
Washing." Guest speaker, Elaine
Townshend, Clinton, was most
interesting. She gave a brief
outline of her life and the ac-
tivities of Alpha Huron.
Mrs. Ray Rader, president,
dealt with the business. A
donation was given to the blind.
She reported on the workshop
"Program Procedures" which
she and Mrs. Howard Datars had
attended. Mrs. Gordon Bender
gave a report of the executive
meeting held in Hensall,
,The 75th anniversary of the
W.I. will be celebrated next year,
The Wornetis Institute of Huron
South will also be helping at the
1978 international ploughing
match to be held at Wingham.
Mrs. Eben Weigand has
replaced Mrs. E. R. Guenther on
the scrap book.
Achievement Day for the 4-H is
December 4 at Stephen Central
School, The group in charge
served lunch,
Birthday upcoming
One of Dashwood's older
citizens Mrs. Susan Snider now a
resident of the Blue Water Rest
Home, Zurich, will be 91,
November 11.
411 meets
Club No. 2 of the 4-H girls held
their 7th meeting last Wednesday
with 16 girls present. Following
opening exercises everyone
helped make fruit fondue with
caramel topping. Two varieties
of cheese were used and several
fruits. The girls and leaders
enjoyed it.
Mrs. Ray Rader discussed
garnishes and accompaniments,
fruit fondues and fruit
specialties. Mrs. Earl Keller
discussed fruit and cheese trays
and fruit arrangements.
Personals
Mrs. Frieda Keller spent last
week in London with her four
By MRS. THOMAS HERN
Zion West United Church
Women held their November
meeting Wednesday evening in
the church. The president Mrs.
Lorne Hern opened the meeting
with a reading. Roll call was
answered with your idea of the
new programmes.
The new slate of officers for
1978 was read by Mrs. Bob Hern
and was approved. The program
committee on leadership and
development,
Mrs: Earl Miller, Mrs. Cliff
sons, Keith, Elgin, Karl and
Roger and their families,
Mr. & Mrs, Roland Gibson and
family, Denfield, spent Sunday
with Mrs, Frieda Keller,
Mr. & Mrs. Ivan Taylor, Kit-
chener, and Mr. & Mrs, Garnet
Weiberg Waterloo, were Sunday
visitors with Mr, & Mrs. Lloyd
Rader.
Mr, & Mrs, Charles Martene
spent several days in Chatham
last week and attended the
wedding of Mrs. Leslie Bond's
granddaughter. Mrs. Bond is
Mrs. Martene's sister,
Mr. & Mrs. Eben Weigand and
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Martene
spent the weekend at Port
Colborne with Mr, & Mrs. Alvin
Bearss. Mrs. Bearss and Mrs.
Chas, Martene celebrated their
birthdays. ,
Jaques presented stories on
Count your Blessings with Mrs.
Lorne Hern singing the verses
and chorus between each, Mrs.
Cliff Jaques, Mrs. Fred Miller
and Mrs. Larry Hern gave a short
skit. Slides on her trip last
summer to Europe were shown
and very ably commented on by
Margaret Hunkin, Thames Road.
Old soccer players never die; they
just kick the bucket!
MANY CRAFTS DISPLAYED — The annual Grand Bend craft fair
Saturday proved to be very successful as many area craftsmen par-
ticipated. Annie Morenz is shown above with numerous articles.
Donate to blind
Tuckersmith Township
RATEPAYERS MEETING
at
Vanastra Rec. Centre
on
Monday, Nov. 21, at 8:45 P.M.
to consider
The Fire Survey Report of the
Ont. Fire Marshal's Office
J.R. McLaughlin
Clerk-Treasurer of the
Twsp. of Tuckersmith
Zion church ladies
see Europe slides
You're asking
Why "wine and liquor lists do not
include a list of non-alcoholic
drinks"... why "alternative non-
alcoholic punches aren't offered
at parties' ...why "people are
always trying to spike' your drinks"
...why "if a drunk gets behind the
wheel of a car and his wife reports
him, nothing is done she is a
trouble-maker — unless he kills
someone."
You're concerned
"Society makes you feel like a
freak if you don't drink"..."the
In Ontario, the Thunder Bay
Committee for 'Dialogue on
drinking' is well on its way... in
Nova Scotia, local committees
have joined with service clubs to
discuss with hundreds of people,
alcohol and its impact on the
community.. , in Rothesay, New
Brunswick, 40 Knights of Colum-
bus have asked how they can
help in northern Manitoba,
`Dialogue' posters are appearing
everywhere even in the hotel
washrooms ...Medicine Hat,
message constantly screeched on
TV is you have to drink"... "25
glossy liquor ads ran in the same
issue of the magazine as your
black and white ad showing the
other side"... "the macho image
requires that a real 'he-man' be a
hard-drinking hero."
You're pointing out
"In many small towns in Canada
the only social activity is to go
down to the local hotel for a few
drinks"... "I'd rather sit next to a
smoker on an aircraft than next to
a drunk but I don't see any non-
Alberta, has its Alcohol in the
Community Program ...and in
Vancouver, teenagers petitioned
against opening two liquor stores
because some of their friends had
been killed by drunk drivers.
Now, we're talking!
We're talking about the problems
alcohol can cause ...but better,
we're doing something about them
together... and because of your
efforts, a more responsible attitude
to drinking is emerging.
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Box 8888, Ottawa
drinking sections"... "I am not
advising absolute abstinence but
am absolutely convinced of the
immorality of permitting oneself to
become so intoxicated that one
inflicts harm on others."
You're suggesting
"A series of radio or TV programs
showing realistically what happens
when a person drinks too much"
..."bans or controls on advertising"
..."very severe penalties for im-
paired drivers"... "courses for
senior girls intent on marrying
young on handling the situation
of a drunk husband."
"I see my own and my peers'
attitudes changing. Instead of
bragging how drunk we got on a
particular night, we are more apt
to take pride in being able to
control our consumption at a
reasonable level."
And that, after all is what
`Dialogue on drinking' is all about
— it's a program to help you talk
about and do something about
drinking problems. We'd like to
hear more from you.
Addiction Research Foundation
of Ontario,
33 Russell Street, Toronto
with Centres across the Province
And...you're doing!
Dialogue on drinking
Ideas from concerned citizens and Operation Lifestyle.
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