HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1965-10-21, Page 15THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1965
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
PAGE SEVEN.
ZURICH GREATER CHRISTMAS DAYS
SUGAR
and
SPICE
uum By Bill Smiley IM
My daughter is furious with
me again. She's at that age, 14,
when daughters have very little
difficulty in becoming enraged
with their fathers. This occurs,
of course, only on days when
they're not sore as a boil at
their mothers.
She has good reason s, of
course. She claims I'm crabby
in the morning and grouchy at
night. This is because I'm al-
ways hollering up the stairs to
tell her to get .a move one, in
the morning, and hollering up
the stairs telling her to get her
light off, at night.
She calls me an old crock
when I refuse to play badmin-
ton with her, because of bur-
sitis. And when I do play, and
beat the can off her, she is like
all women. She accuses me of
cheating, or playing like a big
bully.
She goes livid with rage when
I try to help her through some
situation I know will be tough.
"What do you think I am, Dad,
a child?" But she grows pur-
ple with passion when I remind
her that she's not an infant and
can just go on looking for her
lost gym suit and I don't care if
her PT teacher does kill her
and she can play basketball in
her underwear, for all I care.
She boils with bellicosity
when she wants help with her
homework and I remind her
that she thinks I'rn stupid and
she'd better do it herself.
Zurich Merchants Join Citizens News
In Consumer Salute For Christmas
This week the merchants of
Zurich will honour the consum-
ers of this trade territory with
an asortment of the greatest
values ever seen in any shopp-
ing centre. See the "Greater
Christmas Days" pages of this
edition of the Zurich Citizens
News for details.
Friendly Community
Sales receipts and bank de-
posits show that Zurich is soar-
ing ahead as a regional shopp-
ing centre. There are many
contributing factors to this con-
tinous growth. Zurich has for
years been referred to as a
friendly community. Progres-
ive merchants, courteous sales-
people an understanding a n d
friendly, efficent city govern-
ment and a citizenry of char-
acter are the greatest assets
any community can have. Zur-
ich has all these assets.
Confident Future
Zurich is an industrious com-
munity. It's civic leaders are
always looking for new indust-
ries that will bring gainful em-
ployment and additional em-
ployment revenue for o u r
people. Our educators, spir-
itual leaders, members of the
medical and legal professions
and progressive farmers have
all made outstanding contrib-
utions to our community and
have the facilities to meet the
challenge of continued growth.
Consumers Given Credit
You, Mr. and Mrs. Consumer,
deserve full credit for our
growth as a commercial centre.
Your knowledge of merchan-
dise, shopping habits and buy-
ing skill stand as a constant
challenge to our merchants to
bring you quality merchandise
at a price you are willing to
pay.
The Zurich Citizens News
serves as a messenger to bring
buyer and seller together. We
respect your shopping habits
and are proud to join the foll-
owing merchants in a "Greater
Christmas Days" to you, Mr. and
Mrs Consumer: Gascho's Dry
Goods, Stade & Weido, Ginger-
ich's Sales and Service, Zurich
Pro Hardware, Westlake Furni-
ture, Doerr's Superior Store, C.
G. Farm Supply and Taylor
Motors Limited.
BOOS'E' VALUES . L
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THE MERCHANTS
IN THISTOWNTAKE
A REAL INTEREST
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When 1 play the heavy father,
moralistic a n d conventional,
she calls me, in disgust, an "old
poke". When I get gay and
kick up my heels and become
the life of the party, she is
miffed and makes cracks about
my lack of dignity.
In fact, about the only time
we seen to be on our old basis
of true buddies is when she's
trying to wheedle some money.
Then her true sweetness and
my inn at e generosity shine
through and we get along beau-
tifully. Until I remind her that
she's to be in at 11 p.m., even
if it is Friday night. '
Oh, well, that's about stan-
dard these days, for •a healthy
father - daughter relationship.
But this week she went off like
a skyrocket
I decided to use a portrait of
Kim in my English teaching.
It was painted, and extremely
well done, by Jean Hay, whose
daughter Princess and Kim
were bosom pals then, about
age nine.
I took the painting to school,
held it up for three minutes for
the class, then told the students
to describe the impression it
made on them. Results were
interesting.
Quote: "He wasn't very old,
perhaps about 10, but the eyes
were those of an old, tired man.
An overworked man."
Quote: "I think that this
child is a bedraggled orphan,
wishing for 'parents to love and
care for him."
Quote: "Tears of pity and
forlorness could almost be seen
dripping down the boy's musty
cheeks."
Quote: "It is a picture that
leaves the viewer with a feeling
of deep concern."
Quote: "His large, sad eyes,
which dominated his thin, dirty
little face, told his story better
than a thousand words."
Quote: "His ears drooped
like a dog's, when it knows it
has done something wrong and
will be punished."
Quote: "I got the impression
that he was very sad and lone-
ly, perhaps an orphan who had
gone without food for some
time."
Just a sample. Titles were
such as: The Boy; The Lost
Orphan. One Imaginative lad
called it The Last Jew and sug-
gested the child was waiting to
go off to the gas ovens.
What young lady of 14, who
is dabbling with lipstick, wears
a brassiere, and has been out
on a date, wants her name
bandied about the school as:
an old, tired man; an orphan;
a sad dog; a dirty -face; a rusty -
cheeks. And worst of all, a
boy. Ninety per cent of thenin
thought she was •a boy,
Maybe she had some excuse,
after all, for coming home from
school, those brown eyes like
boiling chocolate, with "DAD!
1 could murder you!"
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1 Buick Le Sabre 2 -Door Hardtop
Automatic, Power Brakes, Power Steering, Radio, Tinted
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and Washers.
ALSO
The Finest Reconditioned Used Cars in Ontario are here.
When the purchase price is greater than $1200, they are
covered by our original 12 month or 12,000 mile warranty.
TAYLOR MOTORS LIMITED
Pontics . Buick - Acadian . Beaumont . GMC Trucks
ZURICH -- EXETER
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Zurich
Hardware
FRESH
Pork Hocks 255
VISKING
Bologna 3 . lbs$1
FRUITS and VEGETABLES
SIZE 180s
Sunkist Oranges _ _ _ 3 Doz. $1
RED
Emperor Grapes - - - 2 Lbs. 29c
JUMBO SIZE
Washed Celery - - Bunch 19c
After this week our store will close at 6 p.m.
on Saturday nights, until further notice
DOERR'S
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Dial 236.4354— Zurich
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Wool Blankets
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DARK COLOURS — 72 x 84
70%
Wool Blankets
First Quality — Seamed
NYLONS
ONLY $7.95
First Quality — Seamless
NYLONS
Reg. Value 99c
2 pairs for 79c 2 pairs for $1
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