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Best To Face Up To Tradgedy
Dar Ann loanders; The letter
fromthe woman whose husband
copimittedsuicide had special
moaning, to. me, because Vhad
the sahle 'hideous experience.
Your a(litee to her was excel.
lent. You told her, not to ran, •
NI to stay in town and hold her
head, up. Too bad you. Weren't
around Eo tell me what to do
15 years ago,
was one who ran and it was
the 'worst I could have done.
With* two weeks of the tragedy
I sold my home and furniture
.4t a ridiculous price and headed
for a distant state. Then x dtd
soinething unforgivable -I told
my .new acquaintances that my
.husband had 'suffered a hesirt
attack. The 'real story got out
(heaVen kaows how) and people
began to suspect foul play.
Within a year 1 was so uncom-
fortable that I decided to move
back to the City I had left. But
I had to buy another home and
it cost a lot of money wnich I
could have saved had I sta,yed
where I belonged in the first
place.
Please keep dishing out solid
advice, Ann. You are a we
'old ttu•key.-SM.kRT TOO LATE
Dear Smart: Thankfor the
.complimeat,, I appreciate It-.
wise old ttirkey crack andall.
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bear Ann Landers: M bet tri.
end °(I will call her Irma) has, a
habit that is Affecting her frienji.
ship with other people, It bothers
me, .too, but I can stand it.
Irma twitches her mouth up
after every five or six words.
I have heard several people men.
tion. how odd it look's but nobody
says anything to her, it's always
behind her back. Do you think,
out of friencIshipt I should tell
her, or shoUld it be somebody
who iS,related to her?-FRMND
OF A TWITCHER
Dear Friend: Do notmeution
Irme.'s twitch. It is anervous
, habit which she' will over.
• come eventually - I hope. In
the meantime, rest assured
Irma's mother and father
have noticed it and it's up
to them :to say something
if they want to. Just make
sure yOu are not one of the
kids who laughs when irma
twitches. "
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Dear, Ann Landers: Two months
Aga' our 23 -year-old daughter
accepted an engagement ring
from a very fine young man.
They plan to be married4n July.
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The young man's parents live People keep asking about opr
about 300 miles lrom here, We daughter's future,in-laws,aydwe
have been waiting for' a, phone don't know what to say-C.L.
call or a letter trvn them, some.
thing in the ' way of "congratu- pear c.L.K.: Sometimes it IS
lations," but •so hr notitan has best to forget about the W.
turned up. quette boo* and use common
We have • inquired of people sense. This is one of those,
who should know, and they, all times. Call or write t4e
say the groom's. parents'aresuP. groom's parents, and invite
posed to make the first move them to come ' for the day
sto becoMe acquaiinted. The eti. or the Weekend. If they de.
quette books say so, too. , cline you will at least have
',If we do not hear frpm these, made the effort. I hope you,
People before the wedding shall will do this for your daligh-
we, just send an invitation and ter's• sake, 'even though the
say othing about their ,strange m, cm should have been made'
behavior? Please advise at once, by them.
Plan Regional Folk School
For. United Church Camp Here
"Folk schools are an exper.
ienpe in living with others, shar.
ing other points of view and shar.
ing discussions; they help you
come out of your shell," says
Mrs. Faye year, Clinton, reg.
ional folk school seciIstary.
One delegate who attended a
folk .school said, "I had ideas
before and now I am not afraid
to use thern", Another remarked
"I've been able to practise some
of the methods I learned at folk
school in a youth group I lead
and now have become enthused
about leading this group instead
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of just doing a job". •
This year the regional folk
school will be held at the United
church camp, Goderich from June
.22 to June 25. The theme: "New
Insights in people working to.
gether". Leadership will be pro.
vided by David Smith, internat.
conal conference consultant and
group trainer of Barrie, and
Victor Morrow, special advisor
of. projects for. rural learning
association. .
For turthur information con.
tact, Mrs. Faye Fear, secret.
ary, Box 310, Clinton;
This group, on their Way to the UCW lilac
tea, was . detained by the Signal -Star photo-
grapher just long enough to provide another
array of striking 19th centitry gowns. At left
is Mrs. Gordon Henderson wearing a print
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