Zurich Citizens News, 1965-03-11, Page 8PAGE EIGHT
THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 1965
March SeGsio,: of Coummty Council
To Discuss Tax Levy, i ronview
Goderich -- II u r a n County
council, at its March session, is
expected to increase the tax
levy.
Clerk -treasurer John C. Berry
warned council last November
that a one -mill increase was in-
dicated, if the present program
was to be continued. He qual-
ified this by pointing out that
an allocation might be made
for future capital outlay, as
an alternative to debenturing
or pay-as-you-go.
In any case, the amount of
increase will be determined by
acceptance of the various com-
mittee reports and their pro-
jects. The roads committee has
already .recommended an in-
crease of three-quarters of a
mill.
On the agenda for March 24-
25 is discussion in connection
with the county roads needs
study, set up in this and other
counties to estimate future con-
struction. maintenance and op-
erating needs and to determine
population and assessment
trends. The Huron study has
ben directed by Ralph Jewell,
1964 warden; roads committee
chairman Joseph Kerr, Wing -
ham, along with the district
municipal engineer and a rep-
resentative of the highway de-
partment. It was carried out
by McCormick & Rankin, con-
sulting engineers, Port Credit.
"Pending implementation of
the needs study recommenda-
tions in 1966," committee chair.
man Kerr reported at the Jan-
uary session, "we recommend a
mill rate for highway purposes
in 1965 of 8.75,•"
The general purpose rate set
Iast March was six mills and
eight for roads.
Though council in January
approved construction of a 75 -
bed addition to Huronview, no
action has yet been taken by
the committee relative to the
actual building program, and
there is to be further discus-
sion.
Canadian social worker Doris Clark invites you to write
her about your problem. She answers letters of general
interest,in this column but can't undertake personal replies.
DEAR DORS-My wife and
I are in our forties.
We have difficulties. It is I
who has to do all the persuad-
ing. I was told by a clergyman
the type of relationship where
one must always play up to the
other never was any good,
I don'texpect someone to
ravish me, but when you're
hungry you'd give almost any-
thing for the other half to show
some affection.
LONELY BILL
DEAR BILL - Indeed you
would. But is your own ap-
proach gentle enough? Most
women like to be wooed.
Since her remoteness is of
long standing, I'd suggest you
talk to your wife's doctor about
this. And I am sending a list
of books on sex which come
well recommended.
This is too important to be
ignored. even at this late date
in your marriage.
DEAR DORIS-I was born an
orphan 19 years ago as my
mother was only 13 and couldn't
look after me. I lived with a
family who never adopted me.
Things got bad when the lady
died and I looked for my moth-
er through the agency and
found her. She is still unmar-
ried.
My schooling ended in grade
nine. I worked as nurse's aide
and now I'm working as a do-
mestic. It is my 80 -year-old
employers who asked me to
write to Doris for guidance. I
want to make good on my own.
I would like to be a singer.
I've done a lot of singing for
weddings, radio, church serv-
ices. How could. I get started.
ORPHAN
DEAR ORPHAN -I'd say you
are already started. A girl with
your drive is likely to get some-
where, At the same time, a
singer needs an education. And
only the singers who reach the
top support themselves with
their voices.
Aim to improve your educa-
tion, even if this means work-
ing while you study (at nights
or by correspondence). Then
choose a remunerative career
that will use your other abili-
ties. (Nursing? Stenography?)
Once you are really self-sup-
porting, find the best teacher
you can to develop your voice.
Rome wasn't built in a day.
Good luck!
DEAR DORIS - I am light -
housekeeping in the same house
as another girl attending col-
lege. She is a bit of a flirt.
When my boy friend calls for
me she always manages to be
in my room.
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The exciting action of the World Hockey
Championship will be carried on CBC radio
and television iri March. The tournament,
which has teams entered from .such countries
as the United States, Sweden, Canada,
Czechoslovakia and the U.S.S.R., is being held
in Tampere, Finland, and started March 3.
Above photo was taken at a recent Russia -
Canada exhibition match played in Toronto.
We share one telephone and
it is in her room. She always
answers it, even if I'm expect-
ing a call. If it's niy B.F. she
talks for a few minutes end
this burns me up.
SEEING RED
DEAR SEEING -The color is
green, Dearie, But I can't say
I blame you.
It's time you had your own
phone, Tell her you are think-
ing of this. If she can't face
the expense, this might be
enough to move her to letting
you answer your own phone
calls. Or to having the phone
moved to your room for awhile.
DEAR DORIS - Thank you
for the information you sent
me. As a result I purchased
a "sandpaper hall" for my
moustache. It worked wonder-
fully.
But when I rub my upper lip
it irritates it and forms red
areas. Could you suggest a
cream I could use to clear it
of the raw look?
MARY ANN
DEAR MARY ANN -Perhaps
a depilatory would be less chaf-
ing than the so-called "velvet
mitt" when you are using it on
the sensitive skin of your face.
I am sending you a leaflet
"Removing Unwanted Hca i'r'
which discusses several meth-
ods, ad recommends a soothing
cream for use after. (Available
to others for ten cents and a
stamped, self-addressed envel-
ope.)
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Bowling Scores
MEN'S LEAGUE
Group A
The Tooters 1 -Percy Bedard
580.
Hot Shots 4 -Glen. Thiel 731.
The Flyers 3 -Jack Hamilton
672.
Globe Trotters 1 -Pete Deitz
629.
Dough Boys 1 -Richard Stade
628.
The Rockets 3 -Lou Schilbe
675.
High single: Gib Stade 403.
High triple: Gib Stade 812.
High average: Jim Bedard
210.
Group B
Butcheretes 2 -Claire Geiger
631.
Wonders 2 - Jim Gingerich
633.
The Wildcats 2 -Paul Bedard
674.
Questionnaires 2 -John Win-
gerden 641.
High single: Pat World 320.
High triple: Pat World 703.
High average: Bob Haye 198.
MIXED BOWLING LEAGUE
Hustlers 2 -Dick Bedard 661.
Strikers 5 -Bill Pollock 662.
Nite Hawks 2 -Murray Baker
670.
Tops 5 -Don O'Brien 689.
Guys and Gals 7 -Lou Schilbe
648.
Big Six 0 -Jerome Ducharme
543.
Happy Gang 0 - Percy Be-
dard 499.
Bone Breakers 7 -Gloria Be -
dour 650•
Ladies' high single: Hazel Mc -
Ewan 326,
Ladies' high triple: Mary La-
porte 769.
Ladies' high average: Hazel
gigtani
McEwan 196.
Men's high single: Laddie
Krainik 346.
Men's high triple: Jim Bedard
801.
Men's high average: Jim Be-
dard 215.
ZURICH LADIES' LEAGUE
Untouchables 5 - Pat Vale
642.
Pin Poppers 2 -Mona Camp-
bell 526.
Dashettes 2 - Marion Rader
626,
The Aces 5 -Dot Monroe 687.
Dominionaires 4 - T. Stark
534.
Packers 7 - Francis Gibson
557,
Hi Lites 7 -Hazel McEwan
544.
Wee Hopes 0 -Elaine Weido
524.
High single: Elda Laidlaw
316.
High triple: Dot Monroe 744.
High average: Dot Monroe
203.
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BROOMBALL SCORES
Hensall 2, Swamp Rats 0.
Parr Line 2, Zurich 0.
Kippen 0, Chiselhurst 0.
Swamp Rats 1, Dashwood 0.
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Zurich MAA Juveniles Gane A , "ay
Fr in Title h Series t `'ith fiR.rayton
The Zurich MAA Juveniles
and Drayton were all tied up at
one game each in their best -of -
three final series for the WOAA
prior to the last night's third
and final game played at the
Hensall Arena.
Zurich won the first game of
the series last Saturday night
in Hensall when they staged a
terrific come -from -behind drive
in the third period to edge out
the visitors 5-4, but then back
in Mount Forest an Monday
night they came out on the
short end of an 11-7 score.
Ken Westlake was the big
gun in the two games, scoring
seven goals, three in the first
and four in the second. Bill
Schade scored twice in the first
game and once in the second.
In the Saturday night contest,
the visitors went into a 3-2 lead
by the end of the first period,
and increased the count to 4-2
early in the third. Then the
locals caught fire and scored
three goals in five minutes to
salt away the victory.
Monday night Zurich shot :7, -
to an early 2-0 lead in the first
period, only to have Drayton
tie the count at 2-2 before the
end of the session. The rig
difference in the game came in
the second stanza when Dray-
ton pumped in four unanswered
goals, Both teams score five
tines in the third period.
Along with Westlake scoring
four goals in the game, Bill
Hoffman, Barry Bloch and B11
Schacle each blinked the ;cud
light once.
A total of 14 penalties were
handed out in the first • game,
while only five misdeamoi rs
were called in the second.,
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