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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1965-05-13, Page 2PAG TWO There are certain ancient and honorable rituals in our society which helps to give our lives a certain continuity. Many of them are geared to the seasons: spring •cleaning; summer 'flu; the burning of the leaves. get- ting stoned out of your skull on New Year's Eve, One of the most sacred of these, for some of us, is open- ing day of the trout season. Slap of a beaver tail; chuckle of running water; splatter of Wild duck taking off from swamp; feel of the sun on face; mist of green spreading through bare bones of branches; honest stench of worm -guts on hands;; flavor at noon of big, bologna sandwiches with hot mustard; these are the things which quicken the senses, cleanse the body of its winter stupor, re- mind one that God is still in His heaven. And these are some of the reasons I have never missed the trite, whether the mortgage is due, or my wife is having a baby, or I have a date with Sophia Loren. And I hope to do so until the day when they ,have to carry me to a quiet spot on the stream and leave me there in my wheelchair, to watch the black water swirl around the white rock. the yellow sun pick up the golden gravel of the stream bottom. Each year the ritual is the same. And each year it is dif- ferent. There is the year when you fall off a log in the first three minutes, and squish and squelch yourself through the rest of the day, a sodden mess, wet fags, wet matches, soaked sandwiches. And there is the year when you hit the stream at the crack of dawn, fish with all your skill until sunset, and come home with two speckled trout eight inches long. And there is the year when you go out at 7:30 a.m., just to toss a line for old ZURICH. CITIZENS NEW$ times sake, and have caught Your krait before work -time at 9 a.m. And there's the year when Your bait can fails from your belt into a torrent, and you snap the tip off your rod, and put a hole in your new waders, a n d get back to the car to find a flat tire, and get home to find your wife calling the police, because it's four hours after sundown. But this year topped them all. It was complicated, Our high school music director, with incredible lack of foresight, had scheduled an exchange con- cert with a city school, for that very day. Fine. But it turned out we had to have sone of the visiting youngsters for dinner. As my wife is away every Sat- urday, for music lessons with the kids, this meant I was cook. Normally, I'd have welcomed a chance to display my culinary skill, In fact, I had the menu planned. Beef stew simmered in beer, followed by a sour cream souffle, roast chestnuts and peppermint lifesavers as dessert. Then I realized it was opening day. I was aghast. Wanted to be a good host but danged if I was going to miss the rites of spring. Then it struck me. Why not give these city kids, pampered for years on steaks and chick - What's your stand on life insurance paying for a college education? Mrs. Powell I'venever connected thetwo-- life insurance and college, I mean. Interviewer °Thousands of Canadian parents have provided collegeeduca- tions for their' children this way through The. Mutual': Life. 'Mrs. Powell Some kind of special insurance policy? I still don't see how... !Interviewer `A policy purchased when your ichild is young guarantees that -come what may --the money willbe available when it is. r:eeded. Mrs. Powell You really should be talking to my husband about this.Where .could:: he find out all about it? Interviewer Have him call The Mutual Life of Canada representative near- est you. OIL .�,� The Mutual Life ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA rano °mom: NoltATIMI,00, ONTArao/tra11alanaee°x, REPRESENTATIVE: G. R. Godboit?, CLU, Phone 235-2741) Collect. Corner Sanders and Edwards Streets EXETER, ONTARIO. Zurich eta News PRINTED BY SOUTH HURON PUBLISHERS LIMITED, ZTeTRICH HERB TURKHEiM, Publisher J. E. HUNT, Plant Superintendent Authorized as Second Class Mail, Post Office Department, Ottawa andfor the payment, ofpostage in cash Member: Member: Member: Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association Ontario Weekly Newspapers Association Canadian Community Newspapers Representatives Subscription Rates: $3,00 per year in advance, in Canada; $4.00 in United States and and Foreign; single Copies 7 Cents. sends out a low power signal. This signal is different with each channel tuned. When the set is off, a different signal is produced. The signal is car- ried by wire to the device known as "Veritron" which can be placed out of sight anywhere, suet as the garage, the base- ment, a closet. etc. The signals or impulses car- ried by the wire from the TV set are interpreted by "Veri- tron" and automatically punch- ed in a coded form onto a paper tape (much Iike ticker -tape) every minute of the day, wheth- er the set is on or not, The information is then ' tabulated and that's how programs achieve good or bad ratings. :x * :x For the last two weeks Walt SHAW PORTRAIT ON TV — CBC -TV's Festival series offers a fascinating study of the great George Bernard Shaw, the playwright who emerged from the obscurity of a Dublin boyhood to become one of the most influential writers of the 20th century. The one-hour film was made in Dublin, London and Ayot St. Lawrence, where he died at the age of 94. Interspersed are newsreel sequences and still photographs adding authenticity to this portrait of a great writer whose ultimate concern was for the human race. Titled Bernard Shaw: Who the Devil Was He?, this Festival program of May 19 feature Lister Sinclair as narrator, with actor Barry Morse speaking the words of Shaw. THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1965 Disney has treated the young• sters with a two-part circus ad- venture story, "Toby Tyler". This Sunday he comes up with a not'h er two-parter, "Robin Hood", which will be seen on CTV at 6:30. One closing note: A full hour interview with the two Soviet astronauts will be seen on the same network this Friday at 8:30. It should be interesting to hear the reactions of the one who stepped into space and returned, 0 - Renew Your Subscription Now Expert Watch Repairs • Trophies and Engraving. • DIAMONDS -WATCHES - CHINA Anstett Jewellers LTD. CLINTON — WALKERTON — SEAFORTH en., a real north country dinner —speckled trout. lovingly fried in butter? They'd never for- get it, With a light heart, I hit for the trout stream on opening day. Everything was perfect. It was fine day, and I knew there were at least 47 big speckles in there, just waiting to hit that butter. Got home at 4:30 p.m. with two six-inch chub and a 14 -inch sucker. Went to the fish mar- ket. They had nothing but some fairly large whitefish, which somehow didn't look like speckled trout. Called all my friends. They had either been skunked like me, or stated flat- ly, "The hell with you, Smiley; we're putting on• a big speckled trout dinner for those visiting musicians; feeding four of them." Bought fwo pounds of hamburg. You know, there are times when my love for my wife is overwhelming. When I arrived at the house at 5:30, she was grilling steaks in the oven. Television Views by William Whiting Television scores another first—the capturing of a want- ed criminal by means of satel lite TV. It happened in Florida when a repairman saw the face of George Lemay on a program. telecast by the Early Bird com- munications satellite. This criminal was wanted in connec- tion with a Montreal bank rob- bery in 1961 which neted him over $500,000. When told that he was the first man captured through the new world-wide communications facilities of the Early Bird, he was incredulous. * * * We had the opportunity of watching a "Veritron" in action at an advertising convention in Toronto last week. "Veritron" is an automatic electronic meas- uring system which is capable of recording television tuning habits minute by minute. Here's how it works: Attached to the extension of a TV tuning -knob shaft is a tiny device which With six year's experience, Donald Morris says: Atrazine gives me perfect weed control °°Atrazine is the greatest advance in corn culture we've ever had," that's how Donald Morris, Merlin, Ontario,,suras up six years experience with Atrazine. M. Morris was an early pioneer of this new weed -free method of growing corn. "1 treated a neighbour's cornfield that hadn't been cropped for years. It was thick with weeds of every description. 1 said to myselff'this will be a. real test for .Atrazine'—and it surely was. We sprayed when the weeds were about an inch high... the weeds were corning -up by the millions. After ' spraying, the weeds just disappeared. eared. At harvest time the corn was absolutely dean," M. Morris states. Ask your dealer for descriptive literature about Atrazine 65W and don't forget to get your sprayer ready on time. Atrazine 65W is available m 5 lb. bags and SO lb. 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