Zurich Citizens News, 1966-03-03, Page 8PAGE EIGHT
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1964
Bowling Scores
At .Zurich Lanes
SENIOR B MIXED LEAGUE
Varieties 4 - Leeland Willert
573.
Hi Hopes 3 - Irene Frayne
514.
Whippoorwills 2- Leroy
O'Brien 570.
Ramblers 5 - Richard Turk -
helm 638.
Seldom Wins 2 - Delbert
Geiger 479.
Hawkeyes 5 -Claire Geiger
540.
High single: Claire Geiger
309.
High triple: Claire Geiger
746.
MIXED BOWLING LEAGUE
Rolling Stones 0 -Paul Be-
dard 530.
Super Arrows 7 -Ernie Laid-
law 617.
Hensall Hornets 5 -Jean Cor-
nell 594.
Itehy Six 2 Dick Bedard
583.
Swizzle Sticks 2 -Jim Dalton
448.
Hustlers 5 - Archie Mustard
553.
Antiques 4 -Jack Hamilton
669.
Addups 3 - Hubert Sehilbe
654.
• Carpenters 4 -Franklin Cor-
riveau 568.
Untouchables 3 -Fred Mom-
mersteeg 609.
Ladies' high single: Dot Mun-
roe 303.
Ladies' high triple: Hazel Mc -
Ewan 745.
Ladies' high average: Hazel
McEwan 202,
Men's high single: Ernie
Laidlaw 307.
Men's high triple: Roy Brock
790.
Men's high average: Jack
Hamilton 203.
ZURICH LADIES' LEAGUE
Scamps 0 - Eleanor Shield
520.
Hi Lites 7 - Betty Sangster
627.
Pin Poppers 0 -Mona Camp-
bell 561.
Star Lites 7 -Shirley Kipfer
626.
Domionaires 2 -Gail Marcell
524.
The Aces 5 -Dot Monroe 722.
Ups and Downs 5 - Shirley
Braid 580.
TAY
No Big Rush For Licence Plates
Even though the deadline for purchasing new car li-
cence plates was on Monday, there was no big rush at the
last minute for local issuer, Leeland Willert. Mr, Willert
is shown here as he fills out a card for Paul Steckle, seated
to the left, while at the right Miss Stella Rose waits her turn
for plates. The issuer reported that Saturday was a busier
day than any in the past few weeks as many owners tried
to beat the deadline.
THE FEAR OF FAILURE
DEAR DORIS - There has
always been a feeling of incom-
petency and a fear of failure in
my life. In a period of optim-
ism I decided to teach but now
I know I will never make a
good teacher.
I started a commercial art
course, by mail, at 14, but never
finished it. I love art but don't
really know if I have any
talent.
One thing that haunts me is
the fear that I am..abnorma.l.
My mind seems to be preoc-
cupied with sex. 'I .:never date
because the church is the cen-
tre of social activities Dere and
I am not a member. I am 20.
Just Existing
DEAR JUST -Even geniuses
have been classified as below
normal; the most promising
student needs encouragement.
When .a little girl is told often
enough that she'll never
amount to anything, and her;
life is packed full of prohibi-
tions with no positive praise j
nor premise she believes it.
Packers 2 -Irene Frayne 597.
High single: Elda Laidh
341.
High triple: Elda Laidlaw
854.
High average: Hazel McEtwan
197.
FOR A GOOD DEAL
AND
A GOOD DEAL MORE!
EAT THE TAX
0O,.., ER 70 CARS TO CHOOSE FROM
1965 Chevrolet Impala
2 -door Hardtop, 8 cylinders, automatic, power brakes,
power steering, radio, etc. Licence E1064.
1964 Pontiac Laurentian
Fordor, 6 cylinder, automatic, radio. Licence A99963.
1963 Pontiac Laurentian
Fordor, 6 cylinders, automatic, radio. Licence E1046.
1963 Pontiac Laurentian
Fordor, 8 cylinders, automatic, radio, Licence E1061.
1962 Pontiac Laurentian
2door Hardtop, 6 cylinders, stick, radio. License E1040.
Many Cars from $95 to $495
12 months or 12,000 miles Warranty IN WRITING on all
Cars Over $1,200.00.
Taylor Motors Ltd.
Remember, if you don't buy from Taylor
YOU WILL, PAY TOO MUCH!
ZURICH -- EXETER
I know a middle-aged woman
who never finishes anything
she starts. There's that old
nagging fear, hangover from
childhood, which tells her she'll
never get anywhere, so why try?
Sex is just one more frustra-
tion. You need dates, friends,
the lift one rousing success can
give you. Some new contacts,
some religious philosophy -
the positive, believing kind -
can change your doubts to
hope. Join that church.
DEAR DORIS - Am I right
in saying that you made up a
sheet of six supper receipes
from some ideas sent in by a
reader? If so, how do I get
them?
Stretching the Pennies
DEAR STRETCHING - Yes.
A cook -housekeeper who loves
to experiment is sharing some
concoctions. We have them
tested by a home economist.
They use chuck steak, chicken,
chicken livers, pork chops to
produce delectable dishes.
You can have them for a
stamped, self-addressed envel-
,, ten cents sent in to me
through this newspaper. Ask
for "Everyday Recipes from a
Happy Housewife".
About People
You Know .. .
Mrs, Theresa Hartman and
son Robert spent the week -end
with Mr. and Mrs, Michael
Hartman and Mr. and Mrs.
Cyril Hartman both of London.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Gashes
Zurich spent several days in
Toronto this past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Oesch spent
several days last week in Clin-
ton.
Mr, and Mrs. William OBrien
and Jimmy were week -end
vistors with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. LeRoy OBrien.
Mr. and Mrs. Don OBrien
.nd family spent the week -end
with friends in Toronto.
DEAR DORIS-This gentle-
man 1 am aoout to marry is a
widower. I have known him
for 35 years and it is a second
wedding for both of us.
1. Do we send invitations to
relatives a long distance away,
when we know they cannot
attend?
2. Ia it proper for me to wear
a corsage?
3. Would it be proper for us
to give corsages to our daugh-
ters?
4. What about a solo sung at
second weddings?
Second
DEAR SECOND - 1. No.
Send announcements.
2. Yes.
3. No.
4, Fine.
The rule is that second wed-
dings call for less fuss and
frills; fewer guests. One at-
tendant apiece; gifts not ex-
pected, �A
1�3 YS i S
DEAR DORIS - I have been
engaged for over a year, but
for some reason I dream of
other boys, especially one. Now
I'm not sure if I love the boy
I'm engaged to or not.
If I were to break up with
him, how would I tell him?
I'm afraid of what he would do
to himself if I did.
Confused
DEAR CONFUSED - Better
to be afraid of what it would
do to you if you don't, Such
uncertainty could mean a life-
time of misery for both of you.
Have the courage to talk to him
about your doubts -Pronto!
iii' * 'f~`t'
Confidential to Head Over
Heels '-- Listen to your heart?
Yes! But don't entirely ignore
your head. Make sure you are
not reacting to your family's
disapproval by becoming more
stubbornly determined to have
your own way.
You and Jake have much in
common. If you take my ad-
vice you'll enjoy your carefree
friendship with him and sim-
ply refuse to get serious for a
while, The light will dawn in
its own good time.
Pee Wees Win
The Hensall Pee Wees on
Tuesday night won their group
title, when they defeated Blyth
6-1, to take their best of
three series two games to one.
They will now advance into
WOAA playdowns
Scorers for Hensall were
Joey Reaburn, Bill Cameron,
Rickey Parker, Doug Mock,
Larry Wright, and Gordon Pryde
with one goal each.
Coach of the team is Wayne
Smith and manager is Harold
Caldwell. Immediately after
the game the team were pre-
sented a trophy by W. J.
Clement.
Zurich Juveniles Rebound To Win
Second Game of Playoffs on. Alvinston
Following a first game of
the series defeat on their home
ice last Tuesday night, the
Zurich MAA Juveniles roared
back Friday night to win the
second game in Alvinston, 7-3.
Third game in the best of five
series was played in Hensall
last night, w'iile the fifth game
is back in Alvinston on Friday
night,
The two teams each scored
twice in the first period, with
Bud Desjardine and Rick Ra-
der the marksmen for Zurich.
In the second period both
teams scored once, with John
Gibbons blinking the red light
for Zurich. The big difference
in the two teams showed it
the third pericd, when. Zurich
scored four unanswered goals.
3i11 Hoffman with two goals
in less than two minutes, led
:no atack, while Gibbons pick'.•
ed up his second goal of the
game. The extra marker cavae
from the stick of Bill Sshade.
A total of eight penalties
were handed out in the game,
with each team drawing four.
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