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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1965-07-15, Page 7THURSDAY, JULY 15„ 1965 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS. PAGE SEVEN. Canadian social worker Doris Clark invites you to write Mer about your problem. She answer: letters of general interest.in this column but can't undertake personal replies. DEAR DORIS — Shortly aft- er we met, my 'husband inform- ed me that his former girl friend was expecting his child. They did not wish to marry due to a religious difference. My husband was pushed into signing a handwritten paper to t h e effect that "h e was the said father and would pay the debts so incurred during this pregnancy." We both expected hospital and doctor bills. But she has gone to a home for the past four months and we've been informed by her mother that we must pay $50 a week for. this. Doris , this is nearly $1,000, not counting delivery. Can my husband be made to pay this bill? We can ill afford it since I am expecting myself. Alarmed DEAR ALARMED — The amount sounds unreasonable. Your husband does have some obligations •to contribute to ex- penses, but this should be spelled out for him. Either a tiawyer or the child care agency could assist in pinning this down. BROWNIE'S DRIVE- IN Theatre — Clinton Children Under 12 in Cars Admitted Free Two Complete Shows Nightly COME AS LATE AS 11 P.M. AND SEE A COMPLETE SHOW Box Office Open at 8:00 p.m. FIRST SHOW AT DUSK THURSDAY and FRIDAY July 15-16 "Sex and the Single Girl." TONY CURTIS NIATALIE WOOD HENRY FONDA LAUREN BACALL (Adult Entertainment) Color Cartoon SATURDAY and MONDAY July 1719 CHARADE CARY GRANT AUDREY HEPBURN Color Cartoon TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY July 20-21 "Love With the Proper Stranger" "r g NATALIE WOOD STEVE McQUEEN (Adult Entertainment) Cartoon Most maternity homes are sponsored by churches, but the girls are still asked to pay board. DEAR DORIS — I have a friend in her late fifties whose husband died last March. While she is comfartable finan- cially she would like to take some sort of job to fill in some of the awful loneliness she is experiencing. She has sugessted working in a dress shop, but I feel this isn't a very fulfilling job, and unless she does something a little more absorbing, she will really only be filling in her time until death. She has no family at all, And no training at all. Concerned. DEAR CONCERNED — Sell- ing dresses could be exciting — for the right person. Or scrub- bing floors. What seems bor- ing to you may be filfillment for another. If your friend is healthy and ambisious, there's something she can do and enjoy. If she wants training she can go right ahead and get it. Medical sci ence has given us 20 extra ac- tive years to use as we will. Have her discuss things with a local social or educational counsellor. DEAR DORIS — My husband asked me to write you. We've been happily married for 14 years. Our problem is smoking. I have never smoked so I don't know his problem. He quit when we were married. When I was in the hospital he started again. He quit again for three years. Now he has started again. He says he doesn't want to smoke, but his job isn't th e best. He doesn't know what to do. He was looking so good and feeling good before he started again. I'm sick thinking about it. Please Help DEAR PLEASE — He does what thousands do: reaches for a fag when he is worried or tense. The idea being to re- lease tension. The theory might be o.k. if it weren't for the fact that cig- aret smoking produces its own reason for worry — serious worry. Threats to health which are only too real. SMOOTHEST • EASIEST RUNNING STRAW CHOPPER MADE TODAY! It's Purr•r-r•rfectly smooth ... but a tiger for work. Easy running cuts power de - 'wand to an absolute minimum. Finest .chop—makes plowing easier, tilth, fer- tility better, Free -Swinging Hammers are individually replaceable in balanced pairs. Today's Quality Chopper. Better all ways because it's precision made. SEE YOUR DEALER OR WRITE FOR LITERATURE DISTRIBUTED RY H. L. TURNER (Ontario) LTD. Blenheim, Ontario BAYVIEW Golf Course (I/a Mile South of St. Joseph) Green Fees Opening to May 31 — Sept. 15 to Closing and Weekdays, June 1 to Sept. 74 $1.25 WEEK -ENDS and HOLIDAYS from June 1 to September 14 $2.00 Membership Fees Men, Full Season $25.00 Ladies, Full Season $20.00 Students, Full Season $12.00 Half Season, To and After August 1 Less 40% S1 „„t aFr Wkr lws� AS.LITTLE AS 1Y3INCH OF HARD WATER SCALE IN A WATER HEA- TER CAN 130051 HEATING BINS M MUCH AS 16%''ANP REDUCE WATER HEATING EFFICIENCY BY M MUCH AS 2'0\/0. 4TH •..,,ratrcr;, THIS ILLUSTRATION OF FABRIC, AS SEEN UNDER A POWERFUL, MICROSCOPE, SHOWS THAT AFTER 15 WASHINGS IN HARD WATER,THE FIRERS ARE FILLED WITH SOAP. AND: DETERGENT DEPOSITS WHICH CAUSE CLOTHING TO WEAK OUT UP TO 33% FASTER. IN OUR MODERN LIVING, EACH PER- SON USES OVER 3 TIMES HIS WEIGHT IN WATER EVERY DAY; OR AN AVERAGE OE 60 GALLONS FORM HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES.WATEK WEIGHS 83 FOUNDS PER GALLON.THUS,EACN PERSON USES 498 POUNDS OF WATEK PER DAV, ACCORPINGTO THE CULUIGAII WATER INSTITUTE. n�;:''dig.,, rQ•le:e.w.x.1,. •,Fres SUKPR151NGLY ENOUGH,THE AMAZON RIVER. IN THE TRO- PICS HAS ONE OF111 E HEST AND 50FTEST WATER SUPPLIES IN THE WORLD. ONLY A HOUSE- HOLD WATER SOFFEMEi PROVIDES BETTER. WATER FOR••EVERV USE. Has it solved his job problem? No! Perhaps he should be dis- cussing what's wrong, with someone in authority. Perhaps some further study or self-im- provement would prepare him for advancement. F a r better than resigning himself to the false comfort of smoking! Thousands have banished the habit for keeps, and so can he. There are some tried and true techniques, and I am sending you a leaflet entitled "Why Smoke?" which goes into detail. (This leaflet may be h a d by anyone writing in and enclos- ing ten cents ,anc't a stamped, self addressed envelope.), YES, WE BAKE FRESH PIES EVERY DAYu AND IF YOU TRY THEM ONCE YOU WILL BE CONVINCED. Drop in today and try one of these delicious flavours. TASTY -NU BAKERY DIAL 236-4912 ZURICH Have Fun Outdoors! Now, You Can Buy a BARBECUE Complete with motor and all attachments, for as IoW as $19.95 Smillie Reunion Draws Crowd at Seaforth Park The annual family reunion of the late Conrad Schilbe was held on July 4 at Bayfield Arena, with 100 attending. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Finkbeiner and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fink- beiner were in charge of the sports, which were as follows: Man with most pennies in pocket, George Sitter; young- est baby, son of Mr and Mrs. Eric Chuter; lady with largest earring, Mrs. A. Finkbeiner; man with most buttons, Orville McClinchey. Person with birthday closest to February 15, Diane Schilbe; couple with anniversary closest to picnic, Mr and Mrs. Ken Baker; youngest grandmother, Mrs. Elsie Rader; lucky plate, George Sitter; guess candy in jar, Nancy Baker; lady with most articles in purse, Janet McEwan (62 articles). Races were held for the younger children. Paul Klopp, Linda Klopp, Sandra Baker, Freddie Schilbe, Carl Fink- beiner, Eric Chuter and Bonnie Hogarth were the winners. There was also a peanut scramble for the children and two relays for adults, with each team winning one. STARLITE / DRIVE-IN THEATRE Area Barbers Increase Prices Haircut prices in Huron Coun- ty are up 25 cents after the Huron County branch of the Ontario Barbers' Association voted the increase at a meeting a week ago. Children's haircuts were raised from 75 cents to $1 and adults' from $1 to $L25. The increase was not released immediately, said an OBA spokesman, because the barbers •did not want an influx of cus- tomers the week before the change. The vote for the price -rais- ing was a majority, with the barbers in one town rejecting the move. I"Everything else is going up in price, and we have to keep pace." explained the barber spokesman when asked the rea- son for the raise. 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