Zurich Citizens News, 1974-10-10, Page 18THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1974
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
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DAS/IW000 and ISTRICT NEWS
DASHWOOD W.1.
The Education and Cultural
Activities group with Mrs. Earl
Keller convenor, was in
charge of the October meeting
of Dashwood W.I,
Fourteen members and five
visitors were present to answer
the roll call " a country you
would like to visit." Mrs. Kel-
ler discussed the motto "Take
time to listen to the music and
customs of another country
and in so doing we can educate
ourselves to the needs of others.
Carol, Barbara and Brenda
Rader favoured with a musical
number. Mrs. Mervyn Tiernan
introduced the guest speaker
Rudy Ramas a Philippene empl-
oyed with Tillotsyn Plastics,
who spoke on his native country
and showed slides. The Islands
are 80% catholic and rice is
the main crop. He showed a
lovely tray woven from Bam-
boo wood with a picture of the
Phillippines on it and later
donated it to the Dashwood W.I
Mrs. Gordon Bender president
presided for the business. The
social groups are in charge of
a membership drive and an inv-
itation from Seaforth W.I. was
accepted. The Fall Rally was
discussed. The meeting closed
with the Queen.
SOUTH HURON FALL RALLY
The ladies of Calvary United
Church hosted the Fall Region-
al with about ninety in attend-
ance. Mrs. Mervyn Tiernan
Correspondent: Mrs. Ervin Rader
Orrairinrennirtrifilry
welcomed all, followed by a
Hymn -sing by Grand Bend
ladies. Devotions were under
the leadership of Elimville
ladies. Four ladies, June Essery,
Centralia, Audrey McGregor,
Exeter, Lyn Robinson, Thames
Road, and Ella Morlock, Cred-
iton, held a panel discussion,
"Rock of God." Following din-
ner served by Dashwood UCW,
Exeter conducted devotions,
followed by a ladies quartette
from Greenway.
Roll call was held when each
president gave a highlight of
her year in office. Guest speak-
er, Mrs. Ellen Roff, Mitchell,
took as her topic "Growth."
Chiselhurst ladies collected the
offering and Thames Road
ladies , courtesies.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cockwell
and Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer
Pfaff and Glen visited the Tract
or Pull at St. Thomas, on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Harry Hay-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. James Hayt-
er and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Hayter spent an enjoyable
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Vandahl and family,
Montreal, on the occasion of
the Vandahl's 25th wedding
anniversary. Others attending
were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bruce,
Windsor, and Mr. and Mrs.
Glen Walper, Detroit.
Dashwood 4-H girls club II
held their third meeting Mon-
day, September 30 at the
.. .. ( s l . 7, F 4 4.44
Community Centre with 10 girls
present. The leaders Mrs.
Earl Keller discussed the house
guest and Mrs. Ray Rader dem-
onstrated the proper way to pacl
a suitcase.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Love,
accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. Verne Sharpe, Parkhill,
returned home Monday follow-
ing a holiday in the north,
calling on Mr. and Mrs. Don
Love and family, of Sudbury,
on Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Adams
have returned home following
a month's vacation by bus to
the west coast. They visited
relatives and friends in Saskat-
chewan, Alberta and British
Columbia. They visited with
Mrs. Adam's brother in Vancou-
ver and inany friends, also in
Victoria.
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area
Mrs. John Ostrom is a -patient
in Victoria Hospital, London.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Heard
have returned home from their
trip to Western Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Barker,
of King City, visited relatives
in the area last week.
A shower was held in Goshen
United Church last Monday
night to honour Sylvia Oesch,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Oesch on her forthcoming
marriage.
FRIDAY ti SATURDAY
Oct. 1 1 & 1 2
SHOWS
START AT
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Picture Stardom for
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FORGET ALL THE ADULT FILMS
YOU HAVE HAVE EVER SEEN...
THIS ONE IS THE DEPARTURE.
AND THESE PEOPLE ARE
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THE UVE-,NTORY OF THE WlLD:'
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THIS BEING THE LAST SHOW OF THE
SEASON WISH TO THANK YOU OUR
PATRONS FOR YOUR PATRONAGE
"SEE YOU IN THE SPRING"
Your gift will help blind !
Perhaps you have never met
a person who is blind. Yet 146
blind Canadians live right here
in the counties of Huron and
Perth.
Everyday of their lives they
must face the problems of their
handicap. The loss affects the
whole person and CNIB's prog-
ram is designed to rebuild
confidence and to provide,
through training and special
arts and the skills of independ-
ence.
Close your eyes and try writ-
ing your name. For people who
are blind, CNIB provides lesson!
in Braille and the typewriters
to restore the ability to write.
A private agency, CNIB,
looks to your support to provide
this program and the prevent-
ion of blindness services.
Your gift will keep the prog-
ram on the move right here in
this district.
Campaign will be in full
swing in October.
A blind man enquired for an
explanation or definition of the
colour white -
Friend: Think of snow, snow
is white.
OCT. 9-12
WED. TO SAT.
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FONDA
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THERE'S NOTHIN' THEY WN'T TAY
Blind Man: 1 understand --it
is cold and wet.
Friend: No, that is not right,
think of a rabbit, a rabbit Is
white.
Blind Man; Oh, now I see,
it is soft and furry.
Friend: No, no, that is wrong,
think of paper, paper is white.
Blind Man; Oh yes, you
mean that it is stiff and rustles.
Friend; No, that is not right
either, think of porcelain,
porcelain is white.
Blind Man, Despairingly --
Do you mean it is hard and
brittle?
He could not understand
because he had no experience
which would enable him to
understand.
The language of the Blind
is worldwide, it has many
tongues but to understand it
you must have had experience
in working with the Blind.
The campaign for funds in
the Zurich area will begin
during the week of October 14,
and will continue on until the
end of the month. Claude Gel-
inas is in charge of the local
campaign.
30 THE SQUARE
PHONE 524-7811
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ONE SHOW WED. & THURS.
8 P.M.
TWO SHOWS FRI. & SAT.
7:30 & 9:10
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SAT. MATINEE ONLY OCT. 12
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A PARAMOUNT PICTURE
SOUNDTRACK ALBUM AVAILABLE
ON PARAMOUNT RECORDS•
SUN. MON. TUES. WED.
OCT. 13-16
ONE SHOWING AT 8 P.M.
MATINEE MON. OCT. 14
1:30 P.M.
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