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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
NEW HOMES IN HAY TOWNSHIP — Two beautiful
new homes have been built in this area of Hay Township
during the last few months, and both are now ready for
occupancy. In the top photo is the home of Mr and Mrs. Al
Scholl, built just west of Hensall on Highway 84, while in
the lower photo is the home of Mr. and Mrs, Fred Haberer,
north of Zurich on the Goshen Line. Dave Sangster, of Hen -
sail, was the building contractor for the Scholl home, while
Zurich Builders' Supply erected the Haberer residence.
(Citizens News Photo)
DEAR DORIS — I have a
wonderful husband and a baby
a year and a half. And I want
to go back to school. I have
always regretted never finish-
ing high school and getting a
vocation. What if I just had to
find work, at some later time?
There is an older woman who
would come to live with us and
take care of Timmie for the 10
months. However, if my ab-
sence every day would have a
harmful effect on him I would
not consider it. I could never
live with the fact that I had
failed him to satisfy my dream.
Wants Education
DEAR WANTS — Much de -
depends on (1) the kind of
mother -substitute your older
woman would be; (2) whether
you could give all necessary
spare time to Timmie, when
your home; and (3) how well
your constitution could stand
up to the triple threat of
homemaking, mothering and
studying.
I have seen small children
react desperately to the loss of
their mother through absence
at work or school. I have seen
them develop skin rashes or
become silent and withdrawn.
Such a lack in early life can do
lasting damage to a tender,
budding personality.
Even in a year or two the
situation could be much better;
and then I'd say: "More power
to you!"
DEAR DORIS --- My fiance
and I are having a disagree -
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ZURICH — CLINTON --- SEAFORTH
ment over one of our ushers.
They have been friends for the
past two years. He is a smart
aleck and has a very imperti-
nent attitude.
I dislike him and would rath-
er not have him for an usher.
His girl is going to be my
bridesmaid. My fiance says it
is only right to have him.
Happy Day
DEAR -IAPPY DAY — Bury
the hatchet. You'll make more
hard feelings by excluding him
than he will with his imperti-
nence. Have his girl friend put
him on his best behavior — or
else!
DEAR DORIS — My husband
has been asked to be church
warden and feels honored. I'm
pleased, too, but the trouble is,
I am the volunteer church sec-
retary. Won't it Iook like a
clique?
I feel I should resign. People
use every excuse possible to
stay away from church. There
must be someone else who could
take on my work for a few
hours every week, even though
many are working mothers, and
many more just can't type or
handle office work.
Church Volunteer
DEAR VOLUNTEER — Don't
borrow trouble. Small talk has
no right to attention,
Why not broaden the circle
by finding a part-time helper
or two? Perhaps someone to
turn out the church letter or
calendar; another to be respon-
sible for reporting one regular
meeting. You'll know the ways
to divide up the chores.
To resign out of hand would
seem irresponsible,
DEAR DORIS—I'd like to be
a social worker because I am
very interested in doing things
to help people. But now moth-
er says this takes a university
education. Is that right?
Loves People
DEAR LOVES — 'Fraid so.
Six years, to exact. But for
the girl or boy who finds people
more exciting than anybody,
every minute is worth it.
You learn what makes people
tick; and how to help them ad-
just their works (and personal-
ity) tothe tempo (and temper)
of life around then. Quite an
assignment!
Send me ten cents and your
name and address on a stamped
envelope, for my leaflet: "Is
Social Work the Career For
You?"
To Backward About Corning
Forward — Go ahead. Speak
first when you meet him on the
street. Any gentleman waits
for the lady to achknowledge
him before he presumes an
acquaintanceship. (And let me
whisper in your ear that your
Bobbie is shy, but will gradu-
ally gain more poise if you help
him!)
Confidential to Faith and
Hope—Father Murphy of Res-
cue Incorporated (an organiza-
tion now operating in several
American cities to prevent sui-
cides) says he thanks God for
psychiatry. He feels there
should be a continuing dialogue
between science and religion so
that each may help the other
in the solving of human prob-
lems. I'm glad they have both
helped you.
NOW!
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ZURICH Citizens NEWS
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corrected up to and includ-
ing January 31, 1966.
CHECK YOUR LABEL FOR THE RIGHT EXPIRY DATE
If your Zabel reads February '66, your
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Post office regulations demand that all sub-
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Zurich Mennonite
JESUS CHRIST IS LORD
JESUS CHRIST EST SEIGNEUR
Pastor: Orval M. Jantzi
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 6 —
10:00 a.m.—Sunday School.
11:00 a.m.—Worship Service.
YOU ARE WELCOME!
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Sf. Peter's
Lutheran Church
Rev, A. C. Blackwell, B.A., B.D.
Pastor
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 6 —
1'J:00 a.m.—Sunday School
11:00 a.m.—Worship Service
You Are Welcome
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EMMANUEL EVANGELICA#.
United Brethren
Church
ZURICH
Rev. M. Shafto, B.A., B.D.,
Minister
Mrs. Milton Desch. Organist
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 6 —
10:00 a.m.—Worship Service.
11:00 a.m.—Church School.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3—
8:00 p.m.—WSWS entertain
men of congregation. Sub-
ject, "Church Union".
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