Zurich Citizens News, 1974-02-14, Page 6PAGE 6 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS;
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1974
TODAY CHILD
BY HELEN ALLEN
Ten -year-old Ross is a slight, healthy boy with dark eyes, light
brown hair, fair skin and a shy, appealing smile.
Friendly and outgoing, Ross seems to be on good terms with
everyone he meets. He gets on well with other children and
adults warm to him at once. He is a co-operative child, eager to
please.
Interest and curiosity mean that Ross enjoys all new ex-
periences. He has only once been camping in a tent and he loved
it — as he loves any kind of adventure that he can share with
friends,
Ross is in Grade Four, a year behind what inight be expected
at age ,10. Though not a scholar, he does not need special
education and will continue in regular classes,
Soccer and skating are this lad's favorite sports. He enjoys
drawing and has lately developed a passion for playing
monopoly. Ross likes to sing, His choice for music to listen to is
rock and in reading it is animal stories. He looks for game shows
and Westerns on television.
Ross needs a home where the atmosphere is stimulating
without pressure. There should not be many other children so
that the parents will have much time to devote to him. He could.
be the youngest child or a big brother to one or two small ones.
To inquire about adopting Ross, please write to Today's Child,
Ministry of Community and Social Services, Box 888, Station K,
Toronto M4P 2H2. For general adoption information, please
contact your local Children's Aid Society.
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Grand Bend
resolution
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ario in Hamilton last fall. At
that time he said provincial
assistance would be available to
counties wishing to undertake
studies toward restructuring.
In conclusion he said, "an
important part of any such study
would be an examination of
representation. This would en-
able county councils to solve
the problems of adequate repres-
entation as they relate to the
total local government system
rather than dealing with each
problem as it arises on a piece-
meal basis."
Several months ago, Grand
Bend council passed the resol-
ution in an attempt to resolve
a similar situation to that which
existed in 1973 when reeve
John Payne was absent due to
illness for a couple of months.
Council gave tentative app-
roval to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Moody and William McNichol
to purchase the Fisherman's
Cove owned by Bruce and Gert-
rude Tiedeman.
The property in question is
situated along with others on
land owned by the village and
leased back to the fishermen.
Village approval was needed to
transfer the lease.
Thedford lawyer Philip Wald-
en asked the village to support
his request to have the Huron
County plan changed as far as
adjoining property in Stpehen
township is concerned.
Walden who is planning a sub
division wishes to have the zon-
ing changed from rural to res-
idential. Tentative approval
was given.
Mrs. Ethel MacDonald of
MacDonald's Sanitation Service
attended the council meeting
to discuss the change in the
garbage collection contract.
Three collections of comm-
ercial garbage each week will
take place during the summer
months only.
OED WIVES' TALES
Most of us have tried them
at one time or another --black
coffee, cold showers, taking a
job around the block. But we
must recognize them for what
they are- -old wives' tales.
There is only one thing that
.can sober a person, says the
Ontario Safety League: TIME,
HEALTH RIGHTS
Consumers need and expect
explanations from health pract-
itioners to better participate
in their own health care. Con-
sumers' Association of Canada
urges consumers to seek inform-
ation on preventive health care
and to be aware of available
community health services.
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