HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1964-05-21, Page 7THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1964
PAGE SEVEN
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—Last night the
boy I have been going with for
a year seemed gloomy. So I
asked- what was the matter. He
faced me and' said he was not
satisfied with the gift I had
given him for his birthday (a
two dollar tie).
He said after all the money
he had spent on me he thought
he deserved a better gift,
Doris, I go to school. I get
five dollars spending money a
month, which has to cover all
my school and extra -curricular
expenses. I gave him all I could.
I told him I didn't care if he
never spent any money on me,
as long as we were together
sometimes. But he remained
stubborn and angry.
I don't know what to make of
it. Do you?
Flabbergasted
DEAR FLABBERGASTED —
It's a puzzler.
For one thing, if he values
you by the material gifts you
give him, he doesn't really love
you. Another possibility is that
he is grasping at this excuse—
a real poor one—to break off
with you.
In either case, his reaction is
juvenile. He's not ready for a
serious attachment
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DEAR DORIS—I am respon-
sible for an `after rehearsal'
party for our son's wedding.
Who should extend the invita-
tion: myself or the bride and
groom? Should it be done at
the rehearsal or previously, or
should I as hostess send or
phone invitations?
Who should pour tea at an
afternoon party in the bride's
honor? This party is being
given by the groom's aunt and
includes as guests only the
groom's relatives, the bride, her
sister and her mother.
FRIEND OF FAMILY
DEAR FRIEND—As hostess
you do the inviting: ahead of
time, either by phone or by
brief informal note.
The mother of the bride or
the mother of the groom. Spell
off any pourers after an hour,
with another close relative.
DEAR DORIS — Will you
please tell me all the details
concerning adoption of a child.
Does the mother have to be a
certain age or is there no age
limit?
CURIOUS
DEAR CURIOUS — Regula-
tions vary with province and
you should consult your child
care authority.
Adopting parents are usually
between the ages of 21 and 40.
But parents over 40 may be
considered for older children,
providing the child is as many
years old as the mother is over
40. A woman 45, therefore, be
permitted to adopt a child of
five or over.
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Truth and unvarnished frank-
ness are not always the same
thing.
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Obituary
ARTHUR THOMPSON
Arthur Thompson, 53, of RR
1, Straffordville, passed away
on Wednesday, May 13, 1964,
at the Tillsonburg District Mem-
orial Hospital after an illness
of several months. He was born
in London Township, Septem-
ber 21, 1910, a son of the date
Mr. and Mrs. William Thomp-
son. He served in the Elgin
Regiment overseas during the
Second World War.
Mr. Thompson resided at
Wroxeter for 13 years prior to
moving to Straffordville two
years ago. His marriage to the
former Kathleen Kochem, of
Zurich, who predeceased him in
September, 1958, took place at
London in January 1942.
He leaves to mourn his loss
a daughter, Jean, and a son.
Graham, both at home. Also
surviving are a sister, Mrs.
Mabel DeMarco of Phoenix,
Ariz., and three brothers, John
and Robert both of London, and
Graham of Vienna. Two broth-
ers and a sister predeceased
him. •
The body rested at Ostrander
& Son funeral home, Tillson-
burg, until Friday morning,
then to Moir funeral home at
Gorrie, where service was held
on Saturday, May 16, at 2:30
p.m., with burial in Wroxeter
Cemetery. The Rev. Fred Tay-
lor, of the United Church, of-
ficiating.
Members of Branch 524 Ca-
nadian Legion of Port Burwell
held memorial services at Till-
sonburg on Thursday evening
at 8 p.m.
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HURON ARDA
(Continued from Page 6)
that he felt that some of the
pressure rural people are fast
becoming involved with is
caused by urban sprawl; "It
stretches from Montreal in the
east to Windsor in the west,
and Huron County is on the
fringe of it," he said. "We
must think of the changing
image in regard to schools,
farms, township councils. What
has it been changing from—and
what is it changing to?" he
asked.
The reeve of Hullett Town-
ship, Tom Leiper, Londesboro,
feared that rural development
would interfere with private
enterprise. He was told by Mr.
Hunter that the whole principle
of rural development revolves
around the individual and his
wants within the community.
Addressing the meeting in an
official capacity were Don
Middleton, and Ray Hergott,
Toronto, fieldmen with the On-
tario Federation of Agriculture
in rural development.
BROWNIE'S
DRIVE-IN
CLINTON
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
May 21-22
— DOUBLE FEATURE —
"The Young
Racers
MARK DAMON
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NEWLY -FORMED ORCHESTRA AKES HOME EB
Dan
The Melody Makers, newest orchestra in the district, will make their first home ap-
pear in the Zurich Community Centre Saturday night. Shown here are the members
of the group, from left to right: Dennis Amacher, Cameron Witmer, Bernie Bedard,
Roy McAdams and Grant Edighoffer. The orchestra specializes in favourite tunes of
the past, such as "Sentimental Journey", etc.
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TAB HUNTER
FRANKIE AVALON
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May 26-27
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