Zurich Citizens News, 1966-04-14, Page 7THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1966
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
PAGE SEVEN
Obituary
ary
John Passmore
John Passmore, a Exeter,
formerly of Hensall, a retired
Hydro superintendent, passed
away Saturday, April 9, in
South Huron Hospital, Exeter,
following a lengthy illness. He
was in his 88th year.
Mr. Passmore came to Hen-
sall in 1910, where he operated
an electrical business as well
as being Hydro superintendent.
He took an active part in the
affairs of the village, was a
member of Hensall United
Church, a member of the IOOF,
Hensall Lodge 223.
He is survived by three sons,
Kenneth, Aylmer; Rev. Robert,
Owen Sound; John, Delhi; two
daughters, Mrs, William (Zetta)
McLean, Hamilton; Mrs. Lorne
(Susan) Elder, Hamilton; one
sister, Mrs. Gilbert Dungan, Ex-
eter; 19 grandchildren and four
great-grandchilden. Mrs. Pass-
more predeceased him in 1950,
and he was also predeceased
by three sons, Gerald, Carl and
Albert.
Public funeral service was
held Monday from Bonthron
funeral home, Hensall, •conduct-
ed by Rev. H. F. Currie. Inter-
ment was in Exeter cemetery.
Pallbearers were Robert Cann,
Melvin Gardiner, Ken Duncan,
Robert Mayers, Gilbert Johns
and Lorne Passmore.
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Mr. Douglas Dunn, Stratford;
Mrs. A. Elliott and Bob, of
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She is always saying that my
young brother and 1 •cause all
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I feel as though I could never
confide in her as a mother.
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DEAR ALWAYS — You are
suffering from being in the
dead middle, Big sister has the
distinction of being the oldest;
little brother of being the
youngest. How, oh how, can
that middle maid shine?
Since Dad is your kindred
spirit, why not thank her for
the compliment next time she
compares you? She loves him,
doesn't she? Then do one of
the nice things he does; and
for the present, confide in him.
Confidential to Adoptive Par-
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daughter number two arrived
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parents have rivalry problems!
If you get enlightened help
from the child care agency you
can in all likelihood reverse
the trend and help daughter
number one to be a happier,
healthier personality from now
on.
Confidential to In Love —
One of the unsensible things
commonly said is that when sex
urges occur they should be
gratified or emotional harm
will result. Freud's teaching
has been misinterpreted. He
never taught that the control
of sex urges was harmful.
It is their repression that can
do damage; that is, the denial
of their existence; or the guilt
feelings that make us banish
natural desires to our subcon-
scious mind.
We should acknowledge and
cherish sexual feelings as part
of God's gift to us, learning
how to control them, when to
enjoy, and how to avoid abus-
ing them.
DEAR DORIS—Do you have
any booklet dealing with eti-
quette in a time of sorrow and
death? This is a subject that is
not at all pleasant and perhaps
to be genuine in your friend-
ship and concern is most worthy
—but I have wondered about
this question many times.
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DEAR MRS. PROPER—There
are etiquette books in •our li-
braries with sections on proce-
dures re. death notices, funer-
als, burials, flowers, fees to
clergyman and so on.
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help serve a lunch or take care
of an out-of-town guest; maybe
to just be there where she is,
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Remember, too, that those
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eventually. But right after the
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DEAR DORIS — When my
sisters and I were young our
mother and father, who were
wonderful parents, told us the
bare facts of sex and the discus-
sion was closed and we were
afraid to ask any other ques-
tions. So I learned most of
what I know from my older
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I would like to have an easy
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