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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1964-04-16, Page 6PAGE SIX Canadian social worker Doris Clark inyites you to write her about your problem. She answers letters of genera% interest in this column but can't undertake personal replies. DEAR DORIS—When the boy next door showed an interest in my daughter, his mother kept inviting his old steady down. He didn't stem too happy about it and tried to break off. Then his mother cried and felt so bad that he made up with her, She keeps reminding my daughter that her son is going steady: but then she takes pity on him and lets him take her out. At Easter they saw each other one night and she came home looking terrible. She didn't sleep. Does this sound silly to you? It really isn't when it affects your own household. SLEEPLESS MOTHER DEAR SLEEPLESS — That young man must break the apron strings if he is ever to knctw his own mind about any - t lung • And since his overbearing mother is coming between them .; ,ur daughter sees this forbid - treasure — the son — as extra glamorus. If r''rc wore free to associate with- ,,,, c.:iticism, she could better. i•:.:•..; L.r owri mind. DEAR DORIS—Next month? Fellowship has a! tin planners on "Budgets". I a,a program chairman but I'ni afraid I haven't a clue as to how to go about it. We have spoken of other things that could be budgeted besides money, such as time. As I have a full time job and a family, I felt qualified to con- tribute! I had thought of try- ing to put on a skit in a light vein on how to do two things at 'once. Could you think of anything else one could learn to budget? MADAME CHAIRMAN DEAR CHAIRMAN — How about talents? Most of us have several lying dormant—sources of broader horizons and good fun. They may become hobbies, recreation, money makers — or all of them! Then there's reading time. We really have to fight for this one. I suppose the ideal is to pro - rain our lives in such a way that we develop fourfold — physically. mentally, socially and spiritually. Good time -and - money budgeting would provide for all of them. DEAR DORIS—I am a sopho- more university student and an extreme introvert. I just can't siem to get out of my shell. While all my friends are out HEATING RI Berner Service Electrkkat work GIVE I'S A CALL FOR SERVICE! N HARDWARE, FURNITURE, COAL, CEMENT PHONE 8 — DASHWOOD P_s_s_t Cottage Owners: IS BUILDING A COTTAGE OR IMPROVING ONE? 'et he Materials Y u geed Get the MONEY You Need, in One Stop at Conklin's I Build (our Own Horne! Talk to Conklin, buy just the materials to build a closed•in "shell". Finish the interior yourself later and save. • BUDGET TERMS Eight different plans to suit your Budget ! From $50 to $5,000 NO DOWN PAYMENT! ST. JOSEPH and. DRYSDALE Mrs. Marceline Corriveau of the 14th concession after spend- ing more than two months in the Clinton Hospital is now at her home much improved, We wish her a very speedy recov- ery that she may again enjoy good health. Yours truly and Mrs. Du- eharme were Thursday last vis- itors at the home of their daughter, Mrs, Theresa Hart- man, and while in Zurich Mr, Ducharme had a very friendly visit at the hone of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Smith. They re- newed many past incidents and bringing back memories of the times when Mr. and Mrs. Smith were publishers of the old Zur- ich Herald. They, too, are feel- ing the weight of years but re- gardless they are able to help themselves well so that they may enjoy many more years of retirement. Mr, and Mrs. Don MMIasse and family of Ilderton were Satur- day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Avila Ducharme and family of the Blucwater south. Father Martin, of Canard River, on a return trip from Montreal, spent some time at the home of Mr. Isadore Du- charme, before returning to his Canard River parish. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Bedard over the having fun, I just stay at home and watch television alone. I grew up on a little isolated island where social life was lacking and I guess this is part of niy problem. DICK DEAR DICK —A shy person dies a thousand deaths in try- ing to break through the shell of his own making. Anglish, isn't it? Here's a secret. More people are shy than you think! Secret Number Two: You are male, and therefore have the right to ask for a date when you want one. What have you got to I lose? Take courage! You learn to mix by nixing. I am sending you a leaflet entitled "Don't Be { Shy!", and a reading list. (Note to readers: Above leaf- let and list may be had by writing in to this newspaper, enclosing ten cents and a stamp- ed, self-addressed envelope.) weekend were from London, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ryder and family, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Masse and family and while here they took part in the Bedard -Dignan Wedding and re- ception which was largely at- tended. Sunday last, a beautiful spring day, many took advan- tage to motor towards the lake, perhaps to put their cottage in shape for their summer vacat- ion which for some will as usual come early in the season. Daylight Time ! ! Mother of three, it has been a long time since we have heard from you, we believe two years or perhaps more, when you had placed a complaint in this paper concerning the daylight saving time and what you thought it caused your children. It prob- ably will again be asked to us, and it will again give you the privilege to renew your disap- proval, At the present time there is also much proposing and talk, regarding the :school question and its disagreement among the people of the rural districts in Western Ontario. It would be an appropriate time for you to launch a disap- proval against both the daylight saving time and the school ques- tion by placing your name as a candidate in the coming elec- tion for the highest offices in this township. We believe you would be crowned with success, you would .have the rural people at your side along with others. We are certain you would accom- plish wonders for the people you would be representing. INWARD McADAMS RADIO — TELEVISION • Sales and Service • DAY AND NIGHT CALLS Phone 82r12 — Zurich, "Always ready to serve you" IsNamiascangemssmazamuisionsi THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1964 Obituary Mrs. W. Facey Mrs. William Face y, 71, passed away at her Borne in Tavistock last Tuesday. The former Louise Olive Clausius, she was born in Hay Township. She had been a resident of Ox- ford County for many years, first in East Zorra Township, and since December, 1960, in Tavistock. She was married to Mr. Facey in Zurich in 1929. Surviving besides her hus- band are two brothers, Henry, Zurich; Elmore, Windsor, and one sister, Miss Amelia, Tavi- stock. The funeral service was held Friday in St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Tavistock, at 2 p.m. Burial was in McTavish ceme- tery, South Easthope Township. Rev. Theodore Luft officiated. Your neighbours profit from using ATRAZINE* Shouldn't You? NEW SHUR-GAIN SALE BARN STARTER SPECIAL FEED FOR CRITICAL PERIOD New Shur -Gain Sale Barn Feeder is formulated for pigs that have passed through sale barns or were moved from farm to farm before you bought them. It is a low energy feed, containing a high level of antibiotics to combat set- backs, help avoid disease problems, eliminate dangers of gorging and get them off tJ a good start. 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