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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
Bruce Cockburn (top left) Anne Murray (bottom left) and
Chilliwack were among the cream of Canada's Middle of the
Road, folk and rock artists whose concert performances were
taped recently by CBC Radio. Two programs attempting to
characterize the Canadian musical identity resulted. The first,
titled Maple Music—Ahead of the Record, will be aired Satur-
day, July 1 at 1:03 p.m.; the second will be heard on The
Entertainers, Friday, July 7 at 8:03 p.m. The shows were also
taped for telecast sometime in the fall,
Goshen women
hear history of
Rev. John Newton
Goshen United Church Wom-
en held their meeting at the
home of Mrs. Bob McKinley.
The meeting opened with the
playing of a record, "Amazing
Grace," Mrs. Bob McKinley
read an article on the Life
History of Rev. John Newton
who wrote the song, "Amazing
Grace", after which the verses
of the song were sung.
The Devotional consisted of
a Bible Study, prayer by Mrs.
Bob McKinley.
Business was conducted by
Mrs. Arnold Keys. Minutes
were read and approved. Sev-
enteen members answered the
roll call. Mrs. William Clark
gave a report.
A motion by Mrs. John Rob-
inson and seconded by Mrs.
Allen Hayter approved holding
the picnic during the third week
of July at Ken Parke's cottage.
No meeting will be held in
August.
Mrs. Eckel reported on the
bale packed and parcel sent to
Angola. A shower is to be held
for Marilyn Keys, on June 28.
The meeting closed with
prayer by Mrs. Bob McKinley.
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rom my w in (1011'
After all the fuss I made
about my birthday being forgot-
ten in March, it was little wend•
er that my family went all out
on Mother's Day in May.
Mother's Day isn't considered
very important by a great many
people who hate commercial-
ism, _and and it is absolutely true
that in a great many instances,
mothers are only remembered to
keep peace in the family.
Normally, my family isn't
too hung up on Mother's Day
either, It is most often just a
card and a simple little rem-
embrance for me on Mother's
Day. ..but that doesn't really
matter. It is the thought that
counts after all,
—This Mother's Day, however,
I was Queen for a Day.. . and
the nicest, most thoughtful
gift in the whole world waited
for me in my kitchen. You
guessed it. A fully automatic,
totally dependable dishwasher.
I guess I've wanted a dish-
washer for as long as I've been
washing dishes. But like every
dutiful wife who knows her
husband can't afford all the
luxuries of life, I've put the
idea of a dishwasher in the very
back of my mind.
I used to make those cute
little remarks you usually hear
connected with dishwashers...
like.... "My children do the
dishes now. It is good for them
to have something to do"... and
BY SHIRLEY J. ICELLER
. "It is almost as much work
to get the dishes ready to put
into the dishwasher as it is to
wash them. I can't really see
the sense in a dishwasher"...
and... "I like to get right up
from the table and get the
dishes done. I wouldn't like to
see them sitting around in a
dishwasher until I had a full
load,"
Well, I am now the proud
owner of a dishwasher, and I
can tell you ladies... a dish-
washer is absolutely wonderful.
Don't let anyone tell you other-
wise.
I fooled myself for a long
time into thinking my children
did most of the dishes at our
house. Have you teenaged
children in your household?
They you'll know how really
ludicrous it is to expect them to
be in charge of dishwashing. If
your children are anything like
my children, they are too busy
for dishwashing... and it is
usually mom and dad who get
roped into that little chore.
Somehow, activities for teen-
agers all commence about 7 p.n
in the evening. That's dishwash'
ing hour at the Keller house...
and there's not a chance that
dishwashing will win out over
tack and field practice or band
rehearsal,
Experts in child psychology
will tell you that children need
to have dishwashing experience.
THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1972
They say that most of the conv-
ersation in the modern family
takes place during the dishwash-
ing hour and with the advent of
the dishwasher, the last remain-
ing bond between children and
parents has been removed.
That's hogwash. I find that
while the dishwasher is working
happily away in the kitchen, I
can sit down with the children
for a last few minutes before
they dash madly out of the
house and have a relaxed conv-
ersation that isn't puncuated
by the scraping of burned -on
spaghetti.
And that's the hangup with
my dishwasher. Believe it or
not, I find it difficult to select
an hour to wash my dishes when
somebody is in the house to
guard the dishwasher.
That may sound strange to
you if you reside in a household
where mother and father work
from 8 to 5... or from 9 to 4.. ,
or whatever But at our abode,
my husband and I are often on
the go from sunrise to sunset..
and longer. With the kids busy
too, who's to mind the dish-
washer?
My family think I'm unduly
alarmed about leaving the dish-
washer alone to waxh, rinse and
dry on its own. They say I
should turst this mechanical
wonder to perform that work
without a hitch.. .but I say a
machine is only a machine and
needs to have someone hovering
around just in case something
goes wrong.
So it is true. The technolog-
ical age brings new problems.
It must be a sign of the azex.
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