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Zurich Citizens News, 1965-09-16, Page 6PAGE SIX ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1965 Canadian social worker Doris Clark Invites you to writ* bar about your problem. She answers letters of gonerJel #nterest.in this column but can't undertake personal replies. DEAR DORIS—My husband was involved in an accident in which the other driver was killed. He left a widow and two small children. Bob, my hus- band, had a fractured skull. but has recovered nicely. At the inquest, the death was ruled as entirely accidental, with no charges of any kind t zainst Bob. The widow has been most noble towards us. she sent flowers to hint in hos. pita]. "to let him know I've no hard feeling against him". This has helped Bob tremendously. Would it be in order to send her a gift, perhaps in memory of her husband? Or would this only serve to renew her own pain at the loss? At Sea DEAR AT SEA—Such a gen- erous heart deserves a warm tribute! A letter would be best. It should express sympathy, per- haps saying that as a wife and mother yourself. you can under- stand a little of the terrible blow it is for her to have lost her husband. Then, of course, it should ex- press heartfelt gratitude for her reassurances to your husband, saying what these have meant to him. And finish with the hope that God's peace will bless her and give her strength and courage to carry on. DEAR DORIS—Boys my own age (191 and older get along well with me. I am sort of an older sister, a confidante, to them. They are nice but they simply have no appeal for me. I am what they call an out- standing student, love cooking, am always getting to be presi- dent of something. Unfortunately, the young bachelor sports director does have appeal for me. I'm afraid I'tu in love with him. I've talked myself out of several crushes on older amen, but this is different, 1 only want to make him hap- py. and 1 doubt whether any relationship other than the pla- tonic one we now have, would do so. So now, Doris, how do I hide my feelings? Heartsick DEAR HEARTSICK — Yours is the quandary of the girl who matures early, is a leader among her contemporaries and is eager to get on with life. You find kinship with an older man because he also is a leader and he has done some serious living. Believe it or not, those boys who lean on you now will catch up with you, and before long will present serious competition to the older man. When one of them shows a single sign of insight, begin leaning on him. Give them time to settle into maturity. It will all look different then. Confitdential to Unhappy — You still love him, don't you? I guess what you really need is more recreation and change. In most farm communities there is plenty going on, and it is up to you to get into the swim. 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