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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1965-04-08, Page 6PAGE Silo ZURICH CITIZENIS NWS FRENCH FOR LOVE—Pretty Felixe Fitzgerald, one of CBC French network television's top actresses, is the new co -host of the conversational French For Love series, seen Sundays on the CBC -TV network. Felixe, who has worked with such stars as Sir Alec Guiness and James Mason, came to Montreal from Toronto six years ago and modelled and did sales work to pay her tuition fees for French study at the University of Montreal. ST. JOSEPH and DRYSDALE AL. FRED DUCHARME Corresvondentl Mr. and Mrs. Louis Farwell and two sons and Mrs. Theresa Hartman. of Zurich, called on the Ducharmes recently for a short visit. Flu Bug Hits We are glad to report that already quite a few people were dawn with the flu and are now able to be around. For some reason or other the flu is al- ways a draggy malady, which keeps one weak for some time. With the present month of April it is hoped that things will again be back to normal. Late Seeding April is the month to make plans for planting for those on the farm. April may be dis- agreeable, it has been before and not too much farm work Count on Us to Dings Right! Our skilled, experienced men take pride in their expert work- manship. When they do a job, you KNOW it's right! PLUMBING 41 HEATING 0 ELECTRICAL WORK ID FOR EXPERT REPAIRS OR NEW INSTALLATIONS Call TIE A'SHARDWRE FURNITURE — COAL -- CEMENT PHONE 8 — DASHWOOD PARKL D BARLEY -- O the most dependable variety to grow 0 proven from past results • recommended by Department of Agriculture as best malting barley • FERTIZLIER supplied with seed SEED GRAIN -- • all packed sturdy paper bags SEED BEANS -- ALL VARIETIES IN REGISTERED STOCK, with high germination re- sults this year. FE TIMER -- check with us for our low prices MILLING CO., LTD. Phone 262-2605 Hensall, Ont. S. done during the month. No one can be right in predicting the weather by signs which pass on. Even the ground hog was at a loss as to what to do after ground -hog day, February 2. Mrs. Adeline Denomme and Mrs. Florence Denomme mo- tored to London on Monday last to visit with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Napoleon Can - tin, Jr., of Detroit, spent the week -end in St. Joseph with Mrs. Valerie Cantin, who ac- companied them to Detroit. Late Denise Laporte Several members of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles Laporte family motored to Detroit on Sunday last to attend the fu- neral of their brother, Denise, who passed away in that city the past week -end. The funeral being held on Monday last in Detroit, where he had lived for many years. Our deepest sym- pathy to his bereaved wife and family. The forty -hour devotion which was held in St. Joseph parish was largely attended at all services. Terminating on Tuesday evening last, it was conducted by Monsignor Bour- deau, the parish priest. 0 Junior Farmers Will Sell Signs Huron County Junior Farm- ers met in Clinton on March 31, at 8:30, with :the president, Tom Cunningham, in the chair and 26 members answered the roll call. Huron -Perth field days was discussed and the executive are to meet with Perth on April 28 to discuss the event. Bill Campbell reported on the possibility of holding a Hoote- nanny but plans were incom- plete. Maurice Love, provin- cial director, reported on the proved to be very interesting. also held over for lack of in- formation. Plans to co-operate with the Ontario Plowman's Association in conjunction with the International Plowing Match to be held at Seaforth in 1966 have already started and will exchange visit but this was The feasibility of having a project for the Centennial Year 1967 was discussed and a com- mittee set up to look into this. The commitee consists of Don- ald Young, Murray Hoover and Mac Stewart. The members unanimously agreed to sell "Slow Moving Vehicle" signs for the Farm Safety Council. This sign (an inverted yield sign) has been nationally adopted and it is hoped that in the future will become a symbol or warning that there is a slow moving ve- hicle ahead as soon as the sign is seen. The signs will be sold by local club members and will cost $2.50 each. Next meeting will be held on May 26. 0 Joint Meeting of Y uth Groups The Hensall-Chiselhurst Young People's meeting at the Hen- sall United Church Sunday eve- ning was under the direction of Dave Brock and his Fellow- ship group: Eric Ross, Nancy Kyle, Pat Harris and Dave Py- ette, took part in the devo- tional. A film called "Community Responsibilities" was shown. Eric Ross and Dave Brock di- rected two games. Lunch was served and Rev. Currie Closed with the benediction. The Young People of Hensall and Chiselhurst United church- es are going to have a Sunrise Service April 18, Easter Sunday morning at 7:00 a.m. Breakfast will follow. Everyone is wel- come. The service will be held at the Hensall United Church. STARLITE DRIVE-IN THEATRE Spring Opening I FRIDAY and SATURDAY APRIL 16 and. 17 See Next Week's Paper For Listing of Shows Television Views by William Whiting Animated eartoons, for which Walt Disney is probably best known, represent, even today, one of the most complex and difficult types of film produc- tion. While they are lots of fun for viewers, they are lots of work for the people with pencils and brushes who create them. A full-. hour all -cartoon show, "Kids Is Kids", starring Ludwig von Drake and Donald Duck, will be shown on Walt Disney Presents on the CTV network Appril 11 at 6:30. 4: 4: Franklin Delano Roosevelt's long-time association with Cam- pobello island will be recoiled on CBC Friday at 9:30. It's a tribute to F.D.R. on the 20th anniversary of his death. Oscar Brand, host of the folk music series "Let's Sing Out" was .among the internationally - known entertainers who joined the freedom march to Mont- gomery, Alabama, led by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. 4: 4: 4. Don Francks will be the guest star on the final Wayne and Shuster Hour of this season to be seen in May. 4; 4: 4: Mozart's most fanciful opera, "The Magic Flute", is being taped by CBC for telecast next season. And speaking of opera, Ed Sullivan announced that he has lined up a wide range of guests including starts of opera and ballet. 4: 4: at On Good Friday CBC will present a 60 -minute documen- tary showing how Canadians pray. 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