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Zurich Citizens News, 1966-03-17, Page 6PAGE SIX ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, .MARCH 11, 1944 A Home At Home When Frank Dietrich, RR 3, Zurich, sold ,his farm some time ago he was concerned about a place to live, so he reserved a sec- tion of land on the farm for his own personal use. Now he has a newhome, still at home. This is the fine new mobile home Frank has purchased to spend his leisure time in. Huron TBGroup Reports Proceeds From Seals Up Progress regarding the pre- employment - Pre -retirement program was a highlight of the case finding report of the Hur- on County Tuberculosis Associ- ation meeting in the Town Hall, Clinton, on Thursday. One hundred and thirty-two busi- nesses have been contacted re- garding having all employees X-rayed initially and periodi- cally. These businesses, to- gether will all public school teachers in the county, have received a booklet entitled, "TB —The Road to Eradication", ,also. The co-operation of the hospitals had been expressed. The meeting was in charge of the president, George A. Watt, of Blyth. Of 307 persons screened in the foodahandlers' survey, 24 of them required chest clinic fol- low-up. No active cases of tu- berculosis were found, but sev- eral were sent to their family physician for medical attention. Two hundred and one persons had attended chest clinics since the last meeting. Miss Louise Robertson, edu- cation chairman, reported that 3,000 pamphlets and posters had been obtained for public health nurses' use in schools •and else- where. Members expressed ap- preciation to the residents of Huron County for their gener- ous support of the Christmas Seal campaign. In view of the increased program in case find- ing, education and social serv- ice, there is need for constant support. Campaign receipts this year were $715 over last year's total. E. E. Walker reported con- cerning the semi-annual Ontario Tuberculosis Association meet- ing held in Toronto. Addresses were heard, not only on control of tuberculosis, but the need for research in fighting all res- piratory diseases. The annual meeting of the association will be held in Blyth on May 30, with E. J. O'Brien as speaker. Mr. O'Brien is the executive director of the On- tario Tuberculosis Association, and has just returned from Thailand, where he spent some months activating the TB Asso- ciation there. SUCAR AND SPICE by Bill Smiley THAT MARCH MADNESS I have a profound respect for poet T. S. Eliot. But one of his lines, that which says, "April is the cruellest month", isp ure poppycock. He had obviously never spent a March in these parts. April is no bar g a i n, but March is a month no honest taxpayer should have to put up with. At its best, it is 31 days of pure drear; at its worst, a century of bleak horror. Raw east winds that chap the hands, chill the bones, redden the nose, deaden the soul. Third bout of la grippe in three months. Holes in your over- shoes. Faces of friends become hateful. Tailpipe and muffler gone on the car. Eavestroughs sagging. Spirits f 1 a g g i n g, Spring is merely a word in the dictionary. Winter is a mon- ster, clawing your shoulder. If you're anything like me„ you're hanging on by your teeth. This is fairly easy, be- cause your nose has been run- ning, and you're keeping a stiff upper Hp. It's frozen. And your teeth are exposed. It's a wonder we don't all turn as mad as March hares, and cut our collective throat, if only to add a bit of color to relieve grim, grey March. But cheer up, chaps, all is not lost. I have a little thera- peutic theory that works won- ders. It is the only thing that saves me, in March, from run- ning out into the snow, in bare feet and long underwear, bab- bling, "T. S. Eliot is mad, mad I tell you, mad!" Attention traders swappers, bargain hunters & new car shoppers! 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"Fifteen years ago to- night, you were Tying on the floor of a boxcar, freezing, hands and feet tied with wire, on your way to a prison camp. "And here you are lying in a soft bed, in a warm house, with a warm woman beside you and warm blankets over you, and no night -fighters shooting up the place, and no guards wander- ing in to give you a kick. So what if you don't sleep a wink?" In 14 seconds I was asleep. It works every time. Now, the same technique ap- plies when it comes to saving my sanity in March. When the miseries of March have me reduced to one great bellow of frustration, I put it to work. "Old buddy," I say to myself, "just go back 300 years. Let yourself go, now. Not three miles from here, they were eking out their March, half -frozen, half-starved, half - blind." And I think about them the Indians, nearing the bitter end of a bitter winter, in their long -houses. Men, women, chil- dren, dogs, pell-mell in a seven- teenth century Nissen hut made JEFFREY—MEIDINGER St, James' Roman Catholic Church, Seaforth, was the set- ting for the marriage of Phyllis Marie Anne Meidinger and Jo- seph Edward Jeffrey, Goderieh. Rev. J. T. Saigeon officiated. Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Meidin- ger, Seaforth, formerly of Zur- ich, are the bride's parents, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jeffrey, Goderieh, The bride chose for her wed- ding a floor -length gown of white peau de soie with scoop- ed n e c k l in e and lily -point sleeves. Her shoulder -length veil of French illusion was held by a rosebud crown, and she carried white mums and red roses. Attending the b r i d e were Miss Bernadette Aubin, cousin of the bride, and Miss Joanne Meidinger, sister of the bride, wearing street -length gowns of deep rose peau de sole with an overskirt. Best man was Anthony Mei- dinger, London, brother of the bride, and Lennis Bedard of Goderieh. 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Stench unbelievable, Smoke from cooking fires in- describable. The last of the neat gone. The maize reduced to a few handfuls. Spruce tea and moss stew on the menu. Hunting impossible because of the slush. Flabby breast and swollen bel- lies. And always the cold. No refrigerators stocked with steaks and roasts and milk and eggs. No shelves of canned goods. No supermarkets a few blocks away, No heat, no light, No bathroom. No books. No television, And always the cold. A few cynics will add, "And no income tax, no mortgages, no insurance policies,, no fuel bilis, no ulcers, no doctor's bills." True, Wanna trade? Not I. I turn up the thermo- stat a bit. I mix a hot toddy.. Then I sit by the fireplace, lis- tening to the wind whistling around the house. I sniff the waft of pot roast from the kit- chen. itchen. T pick up a book, put a record on the hi-fi. I listen to my wife, who is not fighting with Mrs, Abenaki about who gets the fire next, to make dog soup. And my March madness is gone. 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