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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
ST JOSEPH and DRYSDALE
(ALFRED DUCHAR
Visitors at the horse of Mr. and
Mrs, Adolph Sopha over the
weekend from Detroit, their son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
VAMA
Anniversary service was held
on Sunday last in the United
Church with Rev. Morley Clarke
of London as guest minister.
Rev Clarke is Field Secretary
of Christian Education for Lon-
don Conference.
His Message was on "Change,
Friend or Foe"
Special music was provided by
the choir under the direction of
the organist, Mrs. Robert Stir-
ling.
Guest soloist was Miss I\lary
Ann Hayter of Dashwood.
Many former members of the
Church were present for this
service.
Mr. and Mrs. Logan Keys, of
Nashville, Tenn. visited rel-
atives here on Saturday last.
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Cancer Information
Meeting Scheduled
ME, Correspondent)
Mrs. Lawrence Sopha, trots
Zurich Mr, and Mrs. Harry
Deitrich and family. From Mount.
Carmel, Mr. and Mrs. John
Mahoney, from the 14th eon -
cession, Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Durand and Mrs. Alice Dcnoni-
me of the Blue Water.
Mrs, Adeline Denomrne of this
neighbourhood attended the
wedding of her grand daughter
in Goderich. The bride is the
daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Gerard
Denommc of that town. Over
two hundred persons attended
the marriage and also the re-
ception.
Mrs, Doris Mernivedge who had
spent several weeks in her cot-
tage at Ducharmc's Beach put-
ting the last touch to have it in
residence for another year, left
for her home in Detroit on Tues-
day last.
Mr. Alfred Denonune of this
highway was taken to Exeter
hospital on Wednesday then was
removed to London hospital a
few days later. Also Mr. Gerald
Sereenan of the Blue Water
south was taken to St. Joseph
hospital, London for treatment.
We believe that both of them
are improving.
Visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Duchanne were from
Grosse Point Floods, Alichigan,
Mr. and Mrs. Tyrus Stansberry.
Their visit was only a few hours
on Sunday last.
In Bayview Summer Resort dur-
ing the past two weeks several
of the cottages were occupied.
The Huron Unit of the Can-
adian Cancer Society is plan-
ning a bang-up evening for
October 28 in the recreation
centre of CFB Clinton to inform
the public about all types of
cancer.
Although the emphasis will be
on the two cancers most preva-
lent in women, cancer of the
cervix and of the breast, the
proceedings will bring forth much
general information about the
disease and will be of interest
to both men and women.
Mistress of ceremonies for the
evening will be Anna Meyer of
CKNX Wingham •
A distinguishedanel have Don
Gray, ETV, LondonpBoard of
Education as the moderator.
Members will be Morris J. Grimes
executive director of the Ont-
ario Division of the Cancer So-
ciety; Sister St. William, co-
ordinator of education of the
Ontario Division of the Cancer
Society; Dr. K, I, Mustard,
medical advisor to the Ontario
division of the Cancer Society;
and Dr. G,P,A, Evans Huron
County Medical Office of Health.,
Providing entertainment for the
evening will be the Singing Nuns.,
The Huron Unit is sponsoring
this night in connection with
Woman to Woman Week.
Durin the week of October 28,
all the young women in high
schools across the county will •
see two films about the two
points of cancer, cancer of the
cervix and of the breast. Public
health nurses will be showing the
films.
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Farwell Party Held
For Couple Nov
Residing in Hensall
A farwell party was held by the
neighbours and friends, conces-
sion 2 Tuckersmith, for Mr. and
.Mrs. Lewis Clark Ir. who have
taken up residence in Hensall,
held in the Legion Hall, Hensall.
Friday evening, September 26.
Progressive euchre was played.
Winners; ladies; Mrs. William
Bell; consolation Mrs. Frank
Plumb; Men's: Mr. William
Bell, consolation, John Thomp-
son.
A humorous skit of amusing
incidents of the past years was
given by Mrs. Bob McGregor and
Mrs. Ken McLean. Mr. and Mrs.
Clark were failed forward.
James McGregor read the ad-
dress, and Ken McLean and
Ross Forrest presented them with
lovely gifts.
A delicious lunch was served
followed with dancing with
music provided by Mrs. Ross
Broadfoot, William Clark, Cecil
Maxwell and John Reid.
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Larry Snider Motors Ltd.
Feud, Fairlane, Falcon and Ford Trucks
In South, Exeter
235-1640
The occupants wanted to enjoy
themselves along the lake as
long as time permitted them.
They too put all in readiness
for another year.
Mrs. Louise Cantin who owns
some property south of St. Joseph
is having a cottage built along
the highway. Her present home
is along the lake bank.
CATTLE ANT) SHEEP
'Ilse biggest disappointment
at this year's fair was the lack
of 4-11 Calf Club competition,
However, directors of the ag-
ricultural society have already
indicated this will be taken
care of another year, and work
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1969
wzll begin early in the season
to organize a club,
Principal winners in the cattle
classes were Whitney Coates
and Son; Frank Falconer; and
Richard Doan.
In the slieep classes, winners
were Don Graham, John F•Jodgins,
Clarence Pfaff and Donald Dear-
ing.
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