HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1970-11-12, Page 9THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1970
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
From My Window
Shirley Keller
I really believe the hemlines
are dropping. I've seen some of
the new fall coats and suits on
the street the last few days and
I'm positive the trend is to long-
er skirts. Now I am in a quandry.
I'm a "late starter" as far as
fashion is concerned. It was late
last winter that I finally got a-
round to shortening my winter
clothes and now I find I'm hope-
lessly out of style with them.
What does one do? And how does
one explain the problem to a
husband who thinks you can
wear a red tie and orange socks
with a gold shirt and green suit!
The best solution to my prob-
lem came from my next door
neighbour. She's much more
aggressive about fashion than I'll
ever be so she hurried downtown
one day this fall to get some
advice from the local ladies'
wear salesladies.
"If your dresses are too short
to wear alone, shorten them a
little more and buy pants!" the
salesgirls suggested.
Pants! I'm not 'opposed to
ladies in pants. In fact, 1 find
them very, very comfortable...
and a whole lot warmer this time
of the year than those terribly
brief dresses we wore last winter.
But there are severe connotations
to the idea of women wearing
nothing but pant dresses and
pant suits... and I'm not just sure
that I'm quite ready for that kind
of situation.
You know the old saying about"
wearing the pants in the family."
It seems to me that women are
giving public notice that they
are abdicating their femininity
and their God-given right to be
pampered and worshipped by the
male species. They are indicat-
ing by wearing pants rather than
dresses that they want to be on
the same level as men... and
I'm not sure I can go along with
that bit.
If there ever was a group
which could have its cake and
eat it too, it is the women of
this world. A man may think he
is the master, the captain, of
his own ship, but when it comes
right down to it, a soft, beguil-
ling, weak little wisp of a wo-
mancan turn him into a heap of
jelly by simply smiling wanly
through big tears and stroking the
back of his neck.
A woman with any kind of
feminine charms at all can bask
in the light of tender love and
affection and still have her own
way on most important issues.
That's something 1 wouldn't
want to let slip through my fing-
ers for the sake of fashion...
and the pant suit.
Still, I'm aware that a woman
is not feminine and attractive
just because she wears a frilly
pink frock. Some gals would
tura men's heads if they wore a
twine sack and hip boots... so
pant suits shouldn't be all that
difficult to adapt as feminine
apparrel-
There is little doubt though,
that if women are going to wear
pant suits.. pant suits for business,
pant suits for evening, pant suits
for lounging... they are going to
fall. But I'm afraid I'nz going
to loose ground in the battle of
the sexes until fashion rights it-
self and puts women back in
dresses, .. or until I learn how to
forget my hang-ups about ".
have to increase the speed of the
eyelash flutter and double the
application of heady cologne.
And I'm not certain I can
compete in that kind of a league,
rm not sure that I can give the
impression of femininity in a
pair of pants and a double-breast-
ed jacket complete with wide
lapels and back vents. I really
wonder if I'd look much differ-
ent than the auto mechanic down
at the corner garage unless I
really knocked myself out to re-
mind the men with whom I came
in contact that I am a woman.
I guess I will have to go along
with the pant suit fad for a
while at least. I don't know
what else to do when I can't
afford to buy all new clothes for
Measure Feed Value by Energy; Says
Officials of Co -Operative Movement
(This message brought to you
through the courtesy of Hensall
District Co -Operative.)
Of the many methods of meas-
uring energy in feeds - the two
most common are TDN (total
digestible ,nutrients) and Net
Energy. The most accurate,
particularly on forages and in
balancing forages and concent-
rates for a total feeding program,
is Net Energy.
TDN is frequently considered
as an absolute value, but it is
not. TDN determined with dif-
ferent animals may vary consid-
erably, and can be influenced
NOMINATION
PUBLIC NOTICE Is
hereby given .�vilerrain a,ihwit oftheMourc7 dAch ly-law Ne. t.Mid cposed f
the Fetters of the Mo.icipality of the Township of Hay wdl be held is the
TOWNSHIP HALL
IN THE
Village of Zurich
ON
WED., NOVEMBER 25, 1970
At the hew from One to Two o'clock p.m. for the perpmse of Nesrioetieg Cs.rCd.tes for Rene,
Deputy Reeve and Councillors for the Township of Hay for the veers 1971 and 1972.
11.0001.010/41110.1.111.1111.1.1.0141010.44101.6 011411.1114•M111•11.1.I.0110/1111W....1.01411,
In Case a Pell Is Demanded, Pals WA Be Opened 0.:
Mon., December 7,1970
la the several Palling Sub -Divisions .f tee Tawsship es films:
NI No. Polling Place
1 Percy Campbell Residence
2 Dave Ingram Residence
3 Hay Township Hall
4 Leonard Becker's Garage
5 Earl Guenther Block
6 Bayview Golf Course
D. R. O. Pall Clerk
Percy Campbell Larne Chapman
Hugh McEwon Glen Weido
Theodore Steinbach Clore Reichert
Clifford Pepper Harold Horner
George Greiner Howard Donors
Elgin Hendrick Dennis Cfarrette
Said Pelts Will Be Kept Open fres Tea .'dak A.M. Usti Efykt o'clock P.M.
Dated at ZURICH, ONT.,
N.seadnee 1st,1970
W. C. HORNER,
Ralweirrl Officer
by the composition of the feed-
stuffs, the animal on which it
is detrmined and the level of
feed intake.
TDN is an indication of the
nutrients available for production,
but it tells nothing regarding the
actual utilization of the nutrients
In other words, the energy as
measured in TDN is used not
only for production - making
milk, putting on growth, and
maintaining the body- but it
also includes the enrgy lost
through the urine, through gases
of the digestive tract, and
through the process of chewing,
digesting and assimilating the
feed,
Net Energy, on the other hand,
is the measure of the energy
actually used by the animal for
production purposes only. It
does not include the energy lost
through urine, rumen gases, or
"heat increment" - the heat
that is produced as a result of
the work of digestion.
For corn, the relationship bet-
ween net energy and TDN is
essentially 1 to 1. For good tim-
othy hay, it is about 3/4 to 1.
For wheat straw, it is only about
1/4 to 1. For poor hay, it is
about 1/2 to 1. This shows the
advantage of net energy in a
true evaluation of feeding value.
TDN over- evaluates forages and
the poorer the quality of the for-
age the greater the over -eval-
uation.
Net energy is not a constant
figure - for net energy value of
the feed varies with the utilizat-
ion made of the feed. It is lower
for fattening than it is for maint-
enance, growth, or milk product-
ion. Net Energy is commonly
figured in "Therms" a therm
representing a thousand large
calories or one million small
calories (mega calories). The
term "megacalories" however,
is more scientifically correct,
and is replacing the word therm.
Lets start balancing feeding
programs in megacalories of net
energy. It is a measure of energy
that will give you a value that
more than any other method in-
dicates total productive value of
a ration or forage.
who wears the pants in the family
For comfort and real freedom,
I love the pant suit. But 1 really
wonder if we aren't risking too
much, leaving ourselves open to
male revolution which could take
PAGE NINE
us back centuries to when women
were servants and slaves to a
man's whims. I know that's not
my idea of a womanhood. , . and
there isn't a pant suit in the
country that is worth it.
NOTICE
Ratepayers of the
TOWNSHIP OF HAY
The SECOND INSTALMENT of the 1970
TAXES of the Township of Hay are DUE
on or before the
30th day of NOVEMBER, 1970
After November 30th, Interest will be charged on
outstanding taxes at the rate of 1% per month.
W. C. HORNER.
Tax -Collector,
Township of Hay.
NOTICE OF
NOMINATION
Nominations of Separate School Supporters for
Representation on the Huron County Board of Ed-
ucation will be held in the
Hay Township Hall
ZURICH, ONTARIO
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1970
between the hours of 1:00 p.m. and 2: p.m. (EST)
Nominees must be a Separate School Supporter and
may be from any municipality within the County
of Huron (One Representative to be elected)
W. C. HORNER.
Clerk, Hay Township
NO
M
INATION
PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that i. Compliance with By -tow He. 22, passed Oc-
tober 1. IBA under authority of the M.icipd Act, a Mwtiap of
the Electors of the Ma.icipatty of the Vil.ge of Zwick will be held in the
ZURICH COMMUNITY CENTRE
IN TIE
Village of Zurich
ON
MONDAY, NOVEMDER 23, 7970
At the hors farm Seven to Eight o'clock P.M. fee the Purpose of Nominating Candidates fur Reese
sal Fear Coaciliers for tke Wine of Zwick for the Veers 1971 end 1972 — Tore Year Tess.
When a Proposed Candidate is not present his Nomination Paper shall set he VuIxl unless there is
attached thereto evidence in writing Signed by the Proposed Candidate satisfactory to the Return-
ing Officer that he consents to be so Nominated.
Is Case a Pel Is Etemosded, Pelts Wil Be Opened Oe:
Mon., December 7,1970
Is the Ewe Posey Sob-D"nvisierrs .f the Vamp .s fames:
Psl Ns. P.lh. Piece D. R. O. P.M C1sek
1 Community Centre William Siebert Mrs. G. banner
2 Community Centre Wm. McAdams Mrs, B. Geoffrey
Sell Pols Wil ke Kept Opee From Nine o'clock A.M. Usti Six clap P.M.
Dated at ZURICH, ONT., W. D. ARMSTRONG,
N.vember lst, 1970
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