Zurich Citizens News, 1965-06-24, Page 6PAGE Sit
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1965
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 persona! replies.
DEAR DORIS - My husband
and I are its our late 40s. bast
year we adopted a two yeal'•old
girl because I insisted. Nov
I fend I do not want to be tied
down with a child. There are
two more months before the
adoption is made final.
1ty husband has become very
attached to her and refuses to
efiseuss ley not keeping her.
Doris, she has screaming tan-
trums. I knew this when I
took her, but didn't tell him,
The worker thought that with
loving care she'd get over
then).
I've cleared up her eczema
and bronchitis and she is in
good physical health. I really
feel I have net the patience at
Illy age to stand the tantrums,
I thought she would be cam.
pang.
Nerves
DEAR NERVES --Thr sooner
you and your husband begin
acting like a unit, the better.
Deceptions, failure to explain a
point of view, refusal to discuss
things --- all these characterize
the house divided, And your
little girl cannot feel the secur-
ity she needs in such an atmos-
phere.
When a woman takes on a
child to he "company", without
thought of what she must give
to her. in patient care and all
that involves, she is doing it
for the wrong motive.
A 0 1' 1) U 5 discussion with
your husband and with your
child-care worker could redi-
rect your thinking,
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DEAR DORIS I found so
much peeve of mind and satis-
faction in your letter that I'm
asking for your advice again.
Aly daughter came back
home. 1'ou will never know
how pie asecl we were. But
since being home she told us
that she carne hontt' as a board-
er, not as a daughter. She has
never carried on a conversa-
tion with us.
Shall 1 ask her what is wrong?
This silent treatment does not
bother my husband, but it is
eating lily heart out.
Worried Mom
DEAR MOM—I'm glad she's
back ---but it seems she's only
there in the flesh. I'd guess
that your earlier attempts to
have all the say about her do-
ings have really made her clam
up.
Take a new tack. Ask her
help about some family matter.
I,et her see you'd value her
ideas. A person needs to be
needed, and with your over-
protective attitude in the past,
I'm quite sure it hasn't occur-
red to her that you need her.
Obviously she needs to know
she is a part of this family—in
more ways than one. Lean on.
her.
7' 7�
DEAR DORIS -- My boy
friends and 1 went steady for
seven months and planned on
getting harried. Nov he has
left me, saying he has looked
at engagement rings, cold he
thinks the world of inc. but he
isn't sure if he is in love.
My friends say it is my fault,
as I am much Inc good to him
and always available no platter
when he calls. Maybe this is
true. as I have often ,heard the
saying, "Easy come, easy go".
About People
You Know .. .
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A meeting of St. Paul's WA
was held un Wednesday at the
Notary in Exeter. The rector,
Rev. J. P. Landon, bed a dis-
cussion on the laymen's part
in the church and a further
discussion was held on the lay-
woman's part in worship and
administration of the ehureh,
\,u invitation was accepted
from the Arnold Circle of Car.
ntel Church to attend their 35th
anniversary. rIrs. C,•andon re-
ported on the Huron .Diocesan
Workshop for Women which
she attended. The next meet-
ing will be held in September
at the house of Mrs. Barrie
Jackson.
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Mr. and Mrs, John Soldan,
Patrick and Miehael, 1\liss Shar-
on Lightfoot,.of Centralia, and
Bill Hoffman, of Dashwood, left
Do you think I should still go
out with him when he asks me,
and keep trying to win? How
do you keep a boy guessing? I
am 22 and he is 23.
Broken Up
DEAR BROKEN UP — Far
better to take your time about
this vital decision. Sounds as
if the man in the case is still
a boy.
By all means accept .his dates,
provided he calls ahead of time,
When he calls at the last ntin-
ute---NO, het him know he
has some competition—and get
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Treatment also calls for scru-
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At the regular meeting of
Amber Rebek4ah Lodge Wednes-
day evening pians were made
for an Oddfellows anis Rebekah
Picnic early in July at River-
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attended the Rebekah Assem-
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June 14-15-16, the former as 0
representative and the latter a
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meeting.
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Mrs. Mary Funk, accompan-
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line D'lackt, of London, and Ann
at Bone, and Mrs. Joe Markt,
of .London, left on Monday by
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l3attleford and Saskatoon. They
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Funk, Mr. and Mrs. George
Jacoby, at Wilkie, Sask., her
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University of Toronto and re-
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Mr. and Mrs, 11. 14furless of
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with 1\'Ir, and Mrs. J. McEwen.
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The Parliament of Canada has amended the Old Age Security Act.
Over the next five years the age at which the Old Age Security
pension becomes payable is to be gradually reduced to 65. Eligibil-
ity for pension is subject to certain residence requirements.
In January, 1966 the Old Age Security Pension of $75 a month will
be payable to those aged 69; in 1967 to those aged 68; in 1968 to
those aged 67; in 1969 to those aged 66; in 1970 and thereafter to
those aged 65.
If you were born
You should apply
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