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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1966-10-06, Page 8PAGE $1.X • ZURICH 'CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, OCTOBER. 6, 1.466 1 11 6 ti i "The Life and Legend of Marilyn Monroe", a biograph- ical television essay about the woman and the actress who m her brief lifetime, became an international symbol, will be presented on ABC's "Stage 67" on November 30. The documentary feat u r e s some film footage about Miss Monroe never before seen on TV. "The Life and Legend of Mar:=n Monroe" will be nar- rated by John Huston, who was the director of Miss Monroe's las: film, "The Misfits", which also starred the late Clark Gabe, Telling the story of the fa- bled. enigmatic, and fabulous Marilyn will be Ida and Albert Dolen der, the foster parents with whom she lived for eight years: Harry Lipton, the agent who first discovered her; her first husband, Jim Dougherty; the director of the Actors Stu- .dio, Lee Strasbery, and his late wife, Paula; photographer Mil- ton Greene; actor Robert Mit- chum and actress Shelley Win- ters. Among the original film foot- age 'included in the program never before shown on televis- ion. x•ill be a sequence of Mari- lyn sTg "Happy Birthday" to President John F. Kennedy at a Madison Square Garden cele- bration. Bart Ward, Batman's Robin, suffered burns the other day when a movie set explosion went awry. After emergency treatment, he was back at work in the TV series, singed cape and all. y: Starring Robert Goulet, Sally Anr. Howes and Peter Falk, "Brigadoo" will be seen on CBC -TV in a 90 -minute special on October 8, at 8:30 p.m. ST. JOSEPH and DRYSDALE Alfred Ducharmner Correspondent Visitors at the home of yours truly and Mrs. Ducharme from Grosse Point, Michigan, Mrs, Tyrus Stansberry and from Windsor, Mrs. Joe Masse. Their visit was short the past week but very interesting and as usual they took over the house work, the cooking, brushing up and wherever they could find a little mending. One of the ladies in question had the repu- tation of being an electrician and she certainly proved her ability by adjusting some of the electrical appliances. The Du- charmes appreciate that as it was a money saver to thein. While those mentioned visitors were in the surrounding they also visited with Mr, and Mrs. Avila Ducharme and family of the Blue Water south and Mrs. Theresa Hartman, Zurich. Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Den- omme motored to Kitchener on Saturday last to visit with their son and daughter-in-law. On Sunday last Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ducharme and daugh- ter Kimberley, of Sarnia, were visitors at the home of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Avila Ducharme. Also Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ducharme were af- ternoon callers. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dolph Sopha on Thurs- day last were from Mount Car- mel, Mrs. John Mahoney, and from the Goshen Line south, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dietrich and family. Mr. Oscar Tomlin, of London, was a Monday caller with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ducharme, also calling at the home of Mrs. Jo- sephine Ducharme. Mr. Tomlin is a nephew to the Ducharmes. Music in those days was a scarcity and only perhaps one or two violinists were in the vicinity and not always were they available. But that was no handicap for mostly all of the teenagers, including the fair sex, could play the mouth organ and always accompanied by someone who could play the juice harp to make the party and give more gaiety to the evening. When a violinist was on hand a penny collection was taken up. Not too many other coins were on hand those days to sport with therefore pennies ert Watch Repairs Trophies and Engraving o DIAMONDS - WATCHES - CHINA nstett Jeweliers' LTD. CLINTON — WALKERTON — SEAFORTH were acceptable. The parties broke up before midnight and all relaxed a half hour before taking their trek back home. The idea was to cool off. Dur- ing that half hour the time was spent in singing old-time songs which they had learned from their parents. There was much singing at any party and we will remem- ber we had wonderful young boys and girls who had voice and talent, and we say with certainty, had there been TV in those days they could have well taken the place and would have entertained their listeners as well as today. During the Eas- ter and Christmas holidays the little red school authorities and their teacher prepared a school concert which was well enjoyed by the section and many times the neighboring section would attend. It was an annual af- fair. The singers including both boys and girls to take part in most of the townships schools and sometimes going further out of the township. Fathers and mothers took interest in those concerts, it was an outing for their children and as well for themselves. After they had cooled off after the party they undertook their walk to their homes in the midst of a chilly winter night, but all were well dressed for the cold. 0 Change Name of Employment office At Goderich A change of name, from Na- tional Employment Office to Canada Manpower Centre, was announced Monday by C. M. Jutras, manager of the local office of the former National Employment Service. Mr. Jut- ras said that the new name reflects more accurately the emphasis that the service is placing on counselling, training, labor force mobility, up -grad- ing, research, and labor market information. Rapid technological change is the reason for the increasingly important role that the Canada Manpower Centre must under- take. If the economy is to pros- per, it must take advantage of new and improved ways of do- ing business, and, to make this possible, the labor force must be extremely adaptable and mo- bile. It is the job of the Can- ada Manpower Centre to assist labor the force to respond to these changes. Mr. Jutras said that both em- ployers and employees will benefit from the new and im- proved service from the Can- ada Manpower Centre and urged them to make full use of his office for every employment and labor market need. SEE OUR MODERN DISPLAY! 00M -SIZE RUGS or WALL TO WALL We will gladly supply you with Free Estimates ! TLAKE FURNITURE MAIN STREET — ZURICH Duron Ray of. Women's Institute Huron County Women's Insti- tute rally was held in Auburn Community Hall on Monday, October 3, with registration at 9:30 a.m., showing 133 present. Gr e e t in g and reports were brought by the district presi- dents and secretaries, by Mrs. Wes Bradnock and Mrs. Stanley Bride FWIO members. 1Virs. Wombold, of Goderich, did a precision drill with the trimbel, and Mrs. Radford, of Clinton, favored with two piano instrumentals. Miss Sharon Carroll, Huron home economist, reported on the 4-H Club work. The schol- arship was awarded Janette Wright, RR 1, Clifford, and was accepted for her by her mother. Plans for the plowing match were finalized by Mrs. Drum- mond, and Mrs. Beer extended South Huron's invitation to next year's rally, Mrs, Mervin Batkin, of Clin- ton, gave a display of hats, fa- brics, colors and feathers for fall. Mrs. Ross Knight gave courtesy remarks and the meet- ing closed with the Queen. Ladies attending from Hen- sall branch were Mrs. V. Pyette, Mrs. Clarence Reid, Mrs. E. Riley, Mrs. James McAllister, Mrs. F. Beer and Mrs. W. bill- ing. From Kippen East WI, Mrs. Grant MacLean, Mrs, James Drummond, Mrs. Vern Alder - dice and Mrs. Harry Caldwell were present. Mrs. Howard Finkbeiner, Mrs. „:... „,,,,,,,, _ . -,-, , _ , • -. i • ., , t_ . ONE Ili , , r =..8 FANCY -- 14 OZ. 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