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This is the time of the year,
the month of October, when
we think of our Blind people
in Huron.
What can we do for them?
Many things! There are many
rules of courtesy to the Blind.
The person who has had little
experience with blind people
tends to feel awkward at first.
Remember that the person,
though blind, is a real individ-
ual like yourself. Here are a
few suggestions.
(1) When you meet a blind
person, introduce yourself,
this will relieve his embarr-
assment if he does not recog-
nize your voice immediately.
(2) To substitute the smile
which often accompanies a
greeting between sighted
persons, a blind person will
often offer to shake hands as
his means of immediate com-
munication. Ready re"sponse
to this gesture. will put the
blind person at ease.
(3) When you offer assist-
ancc. speak in a normal tone.
Also. address him directly --
this helps him locate you. Just
:Isk "May 1 he of Hclp?"
IF you are acquainted with
h1111, use his name.
(-t) When you !race a blind
person unexpectedly, tell him
rou arc going. He apprec-
iate this information. It is
most disconcerting for him to
continue to talk to you, and
later find that you have gone.
Remember that we have
30.000 blind people in Can-
ada. 168 of these in the
counties of Huron and Perth.
The CN1B needs financial
support! Be kind to the can-
vassers during the d rive.
the first week of October. in
the village of Zurich-.
In Zurich the fund raising
is conducted by the Lions.
When their canvasser calls. be
generous!
The Zurich Agricultural
Society held a draw on Fair
Day. The winners were: First
Mrs. Carl Thiel; second,
Vidor Dcichcrt, both of
Zurich: third, Jack Scotch-
-mer. Bayfield.
OPEN WEEKENDS
FRIDAY, SATURDAY. SUNDAY
FIRST SNOW AT DUSK
Frld.y and Satord.y, October 1.
niE ADVENTURE YOU W1 itE1IER FORGET!
ERH'46d KiNGE e3uu Soul Inn l gr
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EDGAR RICE BURROU681S'
"THE LAND THAT TIME FORGOT"
DOUG McCLURE
JOHN McEMEIW SUSAN PENIUWGOH
PLUS
"SEIZURE"
PLUS "MURPH THE SURF"
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
Sunday, October 5
"Chinese Godfather"
•-- PLUS
"Last Days of Bruce Lee"
- P),US -
"Slaughter's Big Rip -Off"
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
Program Sublect to Change Wllbout NoIICe
m®®s®oan
BAD TRUCK FIRE- A truck
owned by Van Bussell Const-
ruction, Lucan, was pretty
well demolished on Tuesday
afternoon when flames broke
out from every direction as
the vehicle was preparing to
dump a load of fill on the
site for the Blue Water
Senior Citizens Apartments.
The Zurich Fire Department
quickly responded to the call
for help, but when they, arriv=
ed flames were shooting
twenty feet in the air. No
reason for the fire was figured
out, but it 'was believed to
have started in the cab.
HURON COUNTY'S LARGEST
DEPARTMENT STORE
MEN'S - BOYS' - LADIES' - GIRLS' lid BABY'S WEAR
YARD GOODS - FURNITURE - MATTRESSES - PAINT
SEWING MACHINES - SMALL APPLIANCES -!LAMPS.
LOCATED ON HWY NO. 4
.SOUTH OF CLINTON AT VANAST,R.n
STORE HOURS:
Monday to Thursday
11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Friday 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Saturday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Sunday Closed
Fabric
Sale!
BORG
BY THEYARD
$41. ® ` $ $® YD.
JUST ARRIVED
BORG ENDS
IN $ 11 057 LB.
KNITS
Now for your
Convenience ... use
Your Masiercharge
at the Base Factory Outlet.
LADIES' WEAR
LONG -SLEEVE — PLAIN & PRINTED
BLOUSES s5,97
SIZES 12-16 REG. 10.97
JUST ARRIVED - SIZE 7 - 15
FALL JACKETS $3.97
LADIES & CHILDREN'S - ALL SIZES CHILDREN'S
RUNNING SHOES 99c BELTS' 77c
MEN'S `A/EAR.
HOODED - UNHOODED
SWEAT SHIRTS x6;57
$8.57
DRESS SHIRTS E3.97
SIZES S -M -L -XL
SIZES 141/2-161/2
FURNITURE SALE
Special
e,. CONTINUES
Our Regular Low Buse
Factory Outlet Discount
Prices on all Furniture in
Stock,
Now! Big Savings on Chesterfields, Bedroom Suites, Space
Savers, Kitchen Suites, End & Coffee tables, Lights, and
Lamps.
Feature! Save 25% on Box Springs
DOUBLE SIZE
15% OFF