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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1965
Canadian social worker Doris Clark invites you to write
her about your problem. She answers letters of genera,
interest in this column but can't undertake personal replies.
DEAR DORIS _ My mother
never once: offered to help me
after my baby was born. I was
really lost, as I had never taken
care of a baby before.
The only time we hear about
her is when she phones to tell
us about her troubles. We have
helped her with money when my
dad was out of work.
She never did much for me
when I was young, either. She
slept in while I grabbed toast
and a glass of milk before I was
off to school, My dresses were
dirty and torn and never fitted
right.
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Confused and Hurt
DEAR CONFUSEED — Be
thankful you got dragged up
somehow and are now able to
manage. Might as well accept
her as she is. and always has
been. Bearing a grudge helps
no one.
DEAR DORIS — 1 have been
separated from my faithless
husband for years. I started
going with a man whose wife
ran around, too, and left him
with two children who are now
working, and living with their
father.
Two years ago we put his
daughter and mine together in
my home while they attended
high school, and we both worked
away from home, coming home
week ends. This did not work
out as his daughter was not
brought up the way mine was.
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She smokes, drinks, does not
help with chores.
I am now in love with the
girl's father and he says he j
loves toe, but what can we do,
about it? We are not divorced
or well off, and neither home is
big enough for two families.
Ile tells me when the children
are on their own we will get to-
gether. 1 hate this kind of life;
1 don't want to just go around
with any man forever. Do you
think I am wasting my time on
him? There is nobody else I'd
care to go out with,
Tired of Waiting
DEAR TIRED — Let's suppose
you were both free, right now
Fd question your chance of ere-
ating a happy home. Later,
with no children to think of
your love might be strong
enough for an adjustment. •
Meanwhile, you must decide
wheather "in love" means phy-
cal compatability, or some
thing more. If enough more, you
could both prove it by engaging
in a down-to-earth plan for sav-
itig towards your two divorces.
Kippen East WI
Annual Meeting
The regular meeting of Kip -
pen East WI was held in the
Legion Hall, Hensall, on Wed-
nesday, April 21, with Mrs. Ross
Broadfoot and Mrs. William
Kyle as hostesses. The presi-
dent, Mrs. Verne Alderdice,
chaired the meet 1 n g, which
opened with the Opening Ode,
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This annual meeting
with the reports of the
DEAR DORIS — I am marry-
ing outside my faith, My parents
have refused to attend the wed-
ding.
The nuptial mass will take
place at 7 p.m. We plan to have
no invited guests. What would
be a suggested procedure with
regard to the following:
(1) Number in bridal party?
(2) Formality of dress?
(3) Musical requirements?
(4) Wedding announcements?
Over Twenty -One
DEAR OVER -- (1) Minimum
sides Happy Couples, is three:
requirements in attendance, be -
Clergyman and two witnesses.
(2) Informal. A pretty suit or
an afternoon dress, in season.
(3) Nothing is essential; n o t
even the wedding march.
(4) Make up a list of friends
you'd like to notify. Have an an-
nouncement printed and put in
stamped addressed envelopes.
Mall right after knot is tied. You
may also put the announcement
in your local newspaper.
CONFIDENTIAL TO IN MIS-
ERY — You and many another
unmarried mother cherish the
thought of keeping their baby.
T h e idea of caring for a little
one is exciting. But have y o u
thought about him and his need
for a happy, contented home
with two parents in it, and nor-
mal opportunities for develop-
ment? Talk it over with your
social worker.
Write again, enclosing ten
cents and a stamped, self -ad
dressed envelope, for my leaf-
let "Unwed Mothers And Their
Babies", which will help you to
examine the pro's and con's.
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"LOVER COME BACK" and
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dealt
presi-
dent; secretary, Mrs. Kyle;
treasurer, Mrs. Robert Bell; au-
ditors, by Mrs. Ernie White-
house, the standing committees
reports. Mrs. James Drummond
gave the sunshine fund report.
Sewing and curators report,
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the officers, as presented by the
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first vice-president, Mrs. Grant
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secretary, Mrs. James Drum-
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Glenn Bell, Mrs. Stewart Pep-
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Standing committees: Agri-
culture and Canadian industries,
Mrs. Cecil P u 11 m a 11, Mrs.
Charles Eyre; citizenship and
education, Mrs. Robert Gem-
moll, Mrs. Arthur Finlayson;
historical research and current
events, Mrs, Ross Sararas, Mrs,
'William Gibson; home econom-
Naughton, Mrs. E. Whitehouse;
sunshine convenor, Mrs. Wil-
liam Kyle; curator, Mrs. Alex
McGregor; sewing, Mrs. Alex
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