Zurich Citizens News, 1961-06-15, Page 3THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1961
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS PAGE THREE
The Readers Write
Letters to Editor
Zurich Citizens News,
Zurich, Ontario,
DEAR SIR:
To those who just didn't bo-
ther to go to Dr. Klahsen, may-
be you had that old fashion
idea that he didn't know your
past illness. Well, my answer
to that is that a ten minute talk
to the doctor and he would of
known everything there was to
know.
To the young mothers, taking
my children to Dr. Klahsen was
a joy ride for them. I'm sure
that proves how good he is to
children. He gives real good
prenatal care and when it is
time to deliver your baby, he
is by your side from the time
you needed him until long after
the baby is born.
He is young and energetic,
so he does not look tired out
when he's taking care of you.
How would you like to be in
severe pains and have to wait
hours for a doctor to come when
within minutes Dr. Kalhsen
would be by your side.
A nice home in the quiet part
of town would be ideal. He
does not want charity, just a
chance to prove how helpful he
is.
Thank you, Doctor, for the
service you rendered me so far.
"A MOTHER OF SIX"
Zurich, June 8, 1961.
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woman had to be a good deal
more sturdy, independent and
capable than her sister of other
lands, if she was to cope with
the trials and dangers besetting
the early settlers.
She had to work like an ox.
She had to improvise, to use
her head. She had to be nurse,
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children, because father was too
busy clearing the back forty to
speak to them during the day,
and too tired to do anything but
fall into bed at night.
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After a few generations of
this, it was natural for the
children to look upon the moth-
er as the fountainhead of wis-
dom, sympathy and human war-
mth. During the same genera-
tions, the father faded into a
figure who appeared only at
meal -times and whose chief con-
versational item became, "We
can't afford it."
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The entire process was speed-
ed up by two world wars. While
our men were off in Europe,
fighting and revelling in a soc-
iety in which the male was sup-
reme, our women had to take
on more and more responsibili-
ty. Whole generations of child-
ren got the idea that Mom was
head of the family, simply be-
cause Dad was not there.
There was no stopping the
snowball. .After the first world
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BLAKE
(Mrs. Amos Gingerich,
correspondent)
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ginger-
ich, of Zurich, accompaned by
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Erb and
war, our women started smok-
ing. After the second, they be-
gan going into bars. They have
infiltrated the golf course, the
curling rink, the House of Com-
mons and the stock market.
They have learned to swear,
wear trousers and make speech-
es. And the end is nowhere in
sight.
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I'm not complaining. It was
inevitable — an accident of
history. All I'm doing is trying
to explain to you fellows why
despite the fact that your wife
got a new wristwatch on Moth-
er's Day, you are going to wind
up, on Father's Day, with the
usual $1.50 tie, for the purchase
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daughter Carol, left on Friday
evening on a tour to visit with
the latter's daughter, Joy, at
Maryland.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Gingerich
and daughters, were Sunday
guests with Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Gingerich and family.
Sunday guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Gingerich and
Norma Jean and Elaine were:
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Gingerich
and Mr. and Mrs William Steck-
le and son, Robert.
Mrs. Elizabeth Oesch accom-
panied her daughter and son-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Faber,
of Kippen to Tavistock and oth-
er places east on Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Gingerich, Mrs.
Emma Kipfer, of Zurich, visited
with their sister, Mr. and Mrs.
David Oesch and family.
Bride -Elect Is
Honoured Prior to
Saturday Wedding
About 75 friends, neighbours
and relatiVes gathered in the
Lutheran Church basement on
Thursday evening to honour
Miss Marion Datars, bride -elect
of Saturday, with a miscellan-
eous shower. Pink and white
streamers, bells and flowers de-
corated the basement for the
occasion.
A contest was conducted by
Miss Eleanor Prang and Miss
Sharon Lawrence. After Miss
Marion Fleischauer read the ad-
dress, Miss Donna Schilbe and
Miss Jo Ann Stephenson each
pushed in a decorated doll bug-
gy filled with gifts.
Marion graciously thanked ev-
eryone and invited them to her
trousseau tea.
Trousseau Tea
On Saturday, June 10, Mrs.
Gertrude Datars entertained at
a traussea tea for her only
daughter Marion, bride -elect of
June 17. The hostess, the bride -
elect and Mrs, Gladys Coleman,
mother of the groom, greeted
the guests at the door.
Miss Lynda Thiel was in char-
ge of the register.
In the dining room Mrs. Phoe-
be Weber, grandmother of the
bride, and Mrs. Mary Ann Steph-
enson, grandmother of t h e
groom, poured tea in the of ter -
noon at a table covered with a
white lace table cloth. The tea
table was centred with a three-
story wedding cake which was
flanked by pink and white
streamers.
Tea assistants in the after-
noon were Mrs. Eric Smale and
Mrs. Orville Schilbe.
In the evening Mrs. Hugh
Thiel and Mrs. George Stephen-
son poured tea. Tea asstants
were Mrs. Ken Stephenson and
Mrs. Keith Thiel.
The trousseau and gifts were
shown by Miss Eleanor Prang,
Miss Marion Fleischauer, Miss
Katherine Thiel and Miss Shar-
on Lawrence.
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