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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1964-04-02, Page 6'PAGE six THURSDAY, APRIL. 2, 1964 Canadian social worker Doris Clark invites you to write her about your problem. She answers letters of general interest in this column but can't undertake personal replies. DEAR DORIS — I have four children, the last two born hardly a year apart, and am expecting a fifth in about six weeks. I simply cannot stand the strain physically or mentally of ever being pregnant again. Five children are all we can cope with. My nerves are so ragged when I am expecting. My feet swell and I have vari- cose veins. Could you offer any advice? Abstinence seems the only an- swer but it is harder on the husband; and the wife feels guilty in refusing. which is hard when she loves him and he is so thoughtful and good in all ways. LOVES BABIES, BUT! DEAR LOVES BABIES — I don't blame you for wanting to call a halt. But abstinence? Oh, no, This would create its own kinds of jangled nerves and frustrations. The physical side of marriage needs cherish- ing. Send in ten cents and stamp- ed, self-addressed envelope for a list of books containing help- ful ideas on the subject. DEAR DORIS—I'm planning an "At Home" for my parents to celebrate their golden wed- ding, Announcement in the newspaper will specify hours to call in afternoon and evening, 1. As I am the only child, who answers the door? With your wide social under standing of human nature, could you please fabricate in print that the bride of 50 years stays out of the kitchen on that date? You know mothers! DAUGHTER DEAR DAUGHTER — 1. A close friend, preferably one who knows at least some of your parents' friends. 2. It's no fabrication. On this occasion, the guests of honor are King and Queen for a Day They are seated, and callers are brought to them. 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"We have renovated the ground floor area and this is now being put into use; however, the de- mand continues. "We did advertise for homes which might consider taking in senior citizens on the same basis as being residents of Hur- onview, There was a good re- sponse, and these applications will be reviewed by the pro- vincial authorities before any further action is taken. "In Welland this seems to be working well. We do not seem to have too many people to go out into these homes and stay there. Then we have to be able to take these people back in case of sickness." "We are holding our own," reported Superintendent Harvey Johnston. "Since January 1 we then should be the last place they have to think of. Mother —have you got your bifocals on? << ' t * DEAR DORIS—I just had a lovely engagement party, and received many gifts. When I am sending out thank -you notes, should I address my fiance's aunt and uncles as "Dear Aunt Josephine and Uncle Frank" or "Mr, and Mrs. Foster". Although I am sending out the notes, I will sign both my name and my boy friend's. DOUBTFULL DEAR DOUBTFUL — Unless you have been calling them "aunt" and "uncle" yourself, dont jump the gun. They will understand that the notes are written by you rather than by you fiance. 7- Confidential to Feels Respon- sible—Make sure your friend knows that whatever she does it is all right with you. This will free her to be her best self. YOD E SURPRISED HOW LITTLE A C O K L I -BUILT COTTAGE OR GARAGE CAN COST _ - - LOOK - - - With Conklin Lumber's exclusive "Self Help" Plan you save on the cost of the actual workmanship, because you do it yourself. With this plan, you are supplied with all the material you require, either as stock, pre-cut or semi assembled. Whatever way you require to make your project more enjoyable — we enjoy helping you. BUDGET TERMS Eight different plans to suit your Budget ! From $50 to $5,000 NO DOWN PAYMENT! When you deal at Conklin's you receive Free Delivery . . Expert Advice . Fast Service .. Plus a High Standard of Quality! EXETER 131 Thames Road W. Phone 235-1422 GRAND BEND Cor. of Highway 21 & 83 Phone 238.2374 have had 15 admissions, but also 17 deaths, compared with 37 in the whole of last year. Resi- dents conning in are consider- ably older than a few years ago. The number of residents is 205, and we expect two more to- morrow. "Early in the month we got a lot of publicity in regard to the people we were taking in and the per client rate; and I would like to state that as far as Huronview is concerned, many of these statements were inaccurate. At no time have we rejected indigent patients be- cause persons able to pay the per diem rate were occupying some of these beds, It was stated we were taking people from Toronto. At no time has anyone come from Toronto. People outside Huron, enquir- ing about accommodation, have been told they have to be resi- dents of Huron, according to the Act, for 12 months before they can be admitted. These statements made in the paper should be checked to be sure they are correct before they are put out." (Mr. Johnston's allusion is to daily newspapers, and probably to statements therein attributed to Associated Nursing Homes, Inc.) The Huronview report men- tioned approval for paving the parking area in front of the home, including the circular drive. The work is to be done by the Levis Contracting Co., Clinton, for $2,450. "There were 40 cars on the parking lot last Sunday," Mr. Johnston said, "and their oc- cupants really trailed in a lot of mud." "On the last two Sundays the county home halls have been the dirtiest they have ever been," said deputy reeve John Sutter, Clinton "The dirt track- ed in you would hardly be- •lieve." "You are still accepting appli- cations from people able to pay their own way, who can go in a nursing home?" enquired Reeve Tom Leiper, of Hullett. 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