Zurich Citizens News, 1965-07-08, Page 7'THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1965
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
PAGE SEVEN
Canadian social worker Doris Clark invites you to Naive
her 'about yqur problem. She answers letters of general
iinterest.in this column but can't undertake personal replies.
DEAR DORIS—I went for a
walk with my chum Marty, and
some fellows she knew picked
us up. Through the course a
the night I fell .in love with
Barney. He is the most won-
derful boy I ever met. He is
truly handsome and has an al-
most paralyzing smile with
clean, white teeth. We are
both 17.
Please help me! Can you
really and lastingly love some-
one when you've known them
only one night?
Caring So Much
DEAR CARING—It's possi-
ble„ but not probable, at 17.
About one-sixth of the mar-
riages entered into by girls and
boys your age succeed. These
are very slim odds.
What you feel is the excite-
ment of physical attraction —
the reaction of a normal heal-
thy girl to a good looking, like-
able boy. I daresay if you
hadn't spent some time kissing
him you wouldn't be nearly as
involved emotionally.
When you finally love some-
body you'll be saying things
like, "We find so many things
to talk about; he is the most
considerate person I know; it's
-wonderful the way we are both
interested in the same things!"
And so on.
Even if his teeth happen to
be crocked you'll think he's
handsome, such is real love!
I'm sending you my leaflet,
"What Is Love?" Read it care-
fully.
(Note to other young people
who seem to be irresistibly
drawn to a member of the op-
posite sex: This leaflet can
help you analyze your feelings.
You may have it by writing in
to this newspaper, enclosing 10
cents and a stamped, self-ad-
dressed envelope.)
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DEAR DORIS—I have an 8 -
year -old girl who is gradually
getting from me the facts of
life.
However, I can't for the life
of me explain the basic facts
of "How a baby gets there".
It's is not that I feel shy about
the thing; it's just that I won-
der if she is a little young to
fully understand.
She has been watching the
lunch-time soap operas with
their assortment of unmarried
mothers, and wants me to tell
her, "How come they have ba-
bies when they are not even
married?"
I went into marriage without
a clue and got a very nasty
shock. What do I say to my
daughter?
Bewildered Mom
DEAR MOM — Perhaps by
prompting such sage questions
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PLEASE NOTE:
All Double Features will be
shown only once, each night.
the soap operas tend to rush
things a little.
The formula has always been
to answer questions as asked,
and no more. According to the
Gesell Institute of Child Devel-
opment, a child of 8 may begin
asking about father's part in
reproduction. Which is your
,cue to indicate the need for
some physical contact. The un -
marrieds acted as if they were
married.
I'm sending you my list of
"Books on Sex and Dating" —
for you to read. Remember
that a child of 8 wants to have
the facts from you rather than
from a book.
Confidential to Imposed On
—One thing I know for sure is
that as long as you keep bail-
ing your grown-up daughter out
of her • financial difficulties,
she'll keep getting into them.
Much as it may seem hard-
hearted, you will be kind when
you make her face the music
herself.
One thing you might do is
visit the family counselling
service where she is working,
and talk with a worker there.
Then you could tell your daugh-
ter that if she ever needed to
talk things over with someone,
there is a counsellor there
trained to help; and that her
confidences will be held sacred.
Confidental to Sorry Teen—
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The second Gaiser reunion
was held June 27 at .Albert
Gaiser's cottages et St. Joseph,
with 116 in attendance.
Winners of the sports were
as follows:
Pre-school children: Karen
Roussel, Randy Bird and San-
dra Witzel; girls, 6-8, Barbara
Ratz, Holly Rausch; boys, 6-8,
Van Tuckey, Michael Bird, John
Witzel; girls, 9-11, Laurie
Rausch, Katherine Ratz; boys,
9-11, Peter Oxland; girls, 12-13,
Jane Tuckey, Debbie Oxland,
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Roger Ratz; girls, 14-16, Cheryl
Rausch, Christine Tuckey, Bren-
da Dinney; boys, 14-16, Glerl
Ratz, Brian Decker, Jon Dinney;
young ladies, Carol Schwanz,
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young men, Bill Dinney, Don
Rpussel, Wayne Ratz; three-
legged race for young people,
Wayne Decker and Cheryl
Stephens; balloons on ankles,
Barbara Ratz, Debbie Oxland,
Katherine Ratz.
O p e n i n g parcel, Norah
Gaiser; treasure Mark Tuckey;
live rooster race, Jon Dinney;
guessing seeds, Elsie Gaiser;
guessing jelly beans, Elsie
Westcott.
It was decided to hold an-
other reunion, the last Sunday
O.K. The woman was drunk;
she taunted you; you told her
to mind her own business and
she got made and hit you. It
was still wrong for you to hit
her back.
A man does not strike a
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in June, 1966. Officers appoint-
ed were: president, Ed Hen-
drick; vice-president, Arthur
Geiser; secretary -treasurer.
Mrs, Earl Willert; sports com-
mittee, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Pulford, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ox -
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Harold Sitter and Mrs. Gerald
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NEWS OF HENSALL DISTRICT
Miss Barbara Willert, RR 2,
Hensall, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Harold V6rillert, has accept-
ed a position with the London
Life Insurance Co., London, and.
has commenced her duties. She
is also a grand -daughter of Mrs.
Luella Willert, of Hensall.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lindsay,
Pamela, Sheila and Kevin, of
Willowdale, were week -end
guests with Mrs. John Hender-
son and family.
The IA.O.F ,and. Amber Re-
bekah lodges' annual picnic
will be held at Riverview Park,
Exeter, on Sunday. July 11.
Sports at 4 p.m. and dinner at
6 p.m.
Carmel Church News
Union services were observed
on Sunday morning and a wel-
come extended to members of
Hensall United Church congre-
gation by the minister, Rev. J.
C. Boyne. Attending the serv-
ice in a body was the Hensall
Masonic Lodge 224, who was
addressed by Mr. Boyne, who
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the sermon topic, "A Living
Temple". Roy Campbell read
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trice Hess rendered a solo. "It
Was a Miracle", accompanied at
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