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SURGERY HOME and OFFICE CALLS MATERNITY ANAESTHETICS X-RAYS CHIROPRACTIC TREATMENTS INJECTIONS BURNS and So Don't Delay FRACTURES LACERATIONS — Inquire TODAY HURON CO-OPERATIVE MEDICAL SERVICES 82 ALBERT STREET BOX 699 OR CONTACT YOUR LOCAL AGENT: LORNE RODGES, R.R. 1, Goderich GEORGE TURTON, Goderich FORDYCE CLARK, R.R. 5, Goderich ROY STRONG, Gorrie MRS. O. G. ANDERSON, Belgrave GORDON KIRKLAND, R.R. 3, Lucknow LLOYD MONTGOMERY, Winghatu BERT IRWIN, R.R. 2, Seaforth PAGE SIX ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS BLUE WATER REST HOME NEWS and VIEWS By € Lance J. Reed, Superintendent Last Sunday afternoon we celebrated the first anniversary of the Blue Water Rest Home. It was very gratifying to those who planned the event to have such a large number of inter- ested people in attendance. There were approximately 250 adults and children gathered to listen to the musical program planned and to enjoy the light refreshments served by the ladies of the Blue Water Rest Heine Ladies' Auxiliary. It is hopped that all in attendance thoroughly enjoyed their visit. We wish to thank the follow- ing people for taking part in the program and making our first anniversary such a success- ful and enjoyable one: the pipers, Terry and John Siddall of the Forest Pipe Band; Mrs, Audrey Haberer as accompan- ist for the group of 10 girls from the Zurich area who sang several numbers; Miss Elaine Westlake, soloist; the Lakeview Quartet, and their accompanist, Miss Pearl Ann Erb; Mrs. Rob- ert Hoffman and Harry Hoff- man, accompanied by Mrs. Ken McCrae, for the duets rendered; the six young ladies who sang, accompanied by Miss Yvonne Gingerich; Leroy Bryan who played the marimba, accompan- ied on the piano by Mrs. Elwin Bryan: Mrs. Becky Bender for her accordion selections, and little Misses Margaret Suther- land and Gillian Mills who Hensall-Exeter Legion Auxiliaries Entertain Vets Eleven members of Hensall Legion Ladies' Auxiliary, to- gether with members from Ex- eter Auxiliary, motored to Lon- don by bus Wednesday evening to entertain veterans at West- minster Hospital to an evening of entertainment, which includ- ed bingo and prizes. Lunch was served. Taking the trip from Hensall were Mrs. Harold Campbell, Mrs. Garnet Allan, Mrs. Clar- ence Reid, Mrs. Mary Taylor, Mrs. Harry Horton, Mrs. Wil- liam Smale, Mrs. W. H. Bell, Mrs. Grant McClinchey, Mrs. Gordon Munn, Mrs. Grant Bis - back and Mrs. Jack Simmons. danced to the music of the pipes. We also wish to thank Ken Ducharme for the use of his microphone and speaker system, and Westlake Funeral Horne for the use of the chairs. . F A 'thank you' is also extend- ed to Mrs. Morley Witmer, of Detroit, for her donation of items to the Horne, and to Don- ald Hendrick for the quantity of fresh eggs. Last Sunday morning, a num- her of our residents attended the 10 a,m. church service in the EUB Church. In the future, we plan to arrange transporta- tion so that all residents who express a desire to do so, may attend the various churches in the village from time to time, in a body, and join the resi- dents of Zurich and the sur- rounding district in their Sun- day morning worship. Deepest sympathy is extend- ed to W. J. Kent and family, of Komoka, in the death of his mother, Mrs. Isabella Kent, at the Home recently. * * This Saturday, November 25, from 2 p.m, to 5 p.m., there will he a bazaar and tea held at the Horne, sponsored by the Ladies' Auxiliary. There will be a St. Peter's CWL Pack Clothing The Catholic Women's League of St. Peter's Parish held their regular monthly meeting in the school. Monsignor Bourdeau opened the meeting with pray- er. Mrs. Lawrence Regier chaired the meeting. Minutes were read and ap- proved. Treasurer's report was given and Mrs. Victor Ducharme reported 60 paid up members. Mrs. Martens reported send- ing cards to the sick and the packing of 72 boxes of used clothing to be sent to the Sis- ters of Service in Toronto. The Christmas meeting will be as usual, with the exchange of a little gift. Mission gift brought $2,45. It was won by Mrs, Louis Den- omme. Meeting was voted ad- journed and a social hour fol- lowed. SUPERTEST . PETROLEUM LTD. GAS — OILS GREASES • FILTERS HOME HEAT SERVICE Agent: . good selection of hand -made Charles EEckel articles suitable for Christmas gifts and a variety of home Dial 236-4611 baking. See you Saturday! Zurich LIBBY'S — 15 OZ. Fancy Cream Corn _ _ _ _ 2/39c 15.OZ. TINS Aylmer Peas 2/39c LAMP — 40W, 60W, 100W General Electric Bulbs _ _ 2/39c SUPREME BRAND — 16 OZ. Peanut Butter 2/69c Grapefruit 6/49c LUCKY DOLLAR FOOD MARKET In the House of Commons the other day Judy LaMarsh, secre- tary of state, said that her criti- cism of CBC management had done some good. Some mem- bers of management had been awakened, "and that is helpful, very helphful". Discussing the new broad- casting bill Miss LaMarsh made several points. She said she was not wedded to the name, Canadian Radio Commission, as a title for the n e w broadcasting regulatory body proposed in the bill. She thought the cabinet might agree if the commit- tee decided to do away with the 48-hour ban on political ad- vertisements on TV and radio prior to election day, She stood firm on the pro- posed $100,000 fine for private broadcasters found guilty of breaches of the new Act. It was an indication of the gov- ernment's determination to wipe out any such offences. Miss LaMarsh, said federal government views on educa- tional television probably will be placed before the committee soon. They would be the start- ing point for a long committee study. The secretary of state also revealed that she had been in- strumental in having the CBC cancel plans to bring Alfred von Thadden to Canada for a program. rt Q[ "Bridge on the River Iwai", winner of seven academy awards and 27 international awards, has been scheduled for re -showing this Friday night at 8:30 on CKCO-TV Kitchener. ZURICH SPECIAL SALE COMPLETE LINE OF SPRED SATIN 25% OFF REGULAR PRICE! THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1967 TELEPHONE 482-9751 CLINTON, ONTARIO BERT KLOPP, Zurich KENNETH JOHNS, Exeter GORDON RICHARDSON, R.R. 1, Brucefield ART WRIGHT, Seaforth PETER RON, Clinton ROBERT MCMILLAN, R.R. 2, Seaforth HUGH B. SMITH, R.R. Listowel RUSSELL KNIGHT, R,R. 2, Brussels