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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16�I%
News of Varna and District
The annual skating carnival
was held last Saturday evening.
This annual event is sponsored
by the members of LOL 1035,
who also operate the local rink
each winter. The winners of
the various classes are as fol-
lows:
Youngest skater, David Con-
sitt; oldest skater, Watson Web-
ster.
Largest family on skates, Tom
Consitt, Ralph Stephenson,
Best skating couple, 18 and
under, Blaine and Debra
Stephenson; best skating couple
19 and over, Mr. and Mrs. Mer-
vyn Hayter.
Best costumes: boys 4 years
and under, Scott Consitt, Mark
Taylor; boys 5 and 6 years old,
David Beatty; girls 5 and 6 years
old, Mary Kalbfleisch, Catherine
Peck; boys 7 to 9 years, Billy
Stephenson, Eric Kalbfleisch;
girls 7 to 9 years, Marjorie Keys,
Cathy Taylor.
Boys 10 to 12, Blaine Steph-
enson; girls 10 to 12, Barbara
Keys, Donna Taylor; boys 13 to
16, Doug Reid; girls 13 to 16,
Mary Lou Johnston, Brenda
Turner.
Men, 17 and over, Mervyn
Hayter, Watson Webster.
Ladies 17 and over, Mrs. Bill
Consitt, Mrs. Mervyn Hayter.
Best centennial costume, Mrs.
Bruce Keys, Doug Reid.
After the judging a broom
ball game was played between
the members of LOL 710 Clin-
ton, and LOL 1035 Varna, with
the score of 7 to 6 for the local
team, Lunch was served in the
Orange Hall.
At a congregational meeting
held in the United Church on
Monday evening of last week it
was decided to purchase a new
electric organ in the near fu-
ture.
The ladies of group two of
the United Church Women held
a successful pancake supper
last Tuesday evening.
A number of local Orange-
men attended a Royal Arch
meeting held in Greenway last
Friday evening.
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Once he gets the idea, he'll.
be the one who is proud of
being able to function as a
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DEAR DORIS — My future -
husband will be working nights,
five nights a week. I have never
spent a night alone in an empty
house and I am afraid. I realize
this is silly but my whole fam-
ily have been like this since my
father died two years ago,
The hard part is that quite
often I have nightmares in re-
gard to death and I wake up,
shaken up, and being all alone
in the dark would not help mat-
ters. My husband may not be
able to get a day shift for
years, so I have to fight this
problem.
I do not want to start bring-
ing over my sisters to spend
the night with me, as this
would complicate things for
everyone.
Afraid At Night
DEAR AFRAID—It's not silly.
Many married women with ba-
bies find themselves alone at
night once in a while and don't
like it. A convenient sister
might visit occasionally, but five
nights a week?
For one thing, that night-
mare business needs solving;
which may mean bringing into
the open your submerged and
terrifying experiences with
death. A session with a psychi-
atrist—even one session—might
be all you'd need.
Then a talk with the police;
the establishment of neighbor-
ly relations with the people
next door; a telephone you can
ring in an emergency; these
will all help you to sleep in
peace.
Don't, for heaven's sake, leave
yourself so vulnerable that you
pass on your fear of the dark
aloneness to your own small
fry, when they get there.
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BEST FRIEND IS BACK—The sons of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Farwell, RR 3, Zurich, are noticeably happy about the re-
turn of the family's pet German Shepherd dog last week.
The animal strayed from home and was found near Nairn
by Bill McIntosh. Mr. McIntosh noticed the dog's Hay
Township tag and telephoned Clerk Whitney Brokenshire,
supplied the dog's owner's name from the number. The
Farwells were only too happy to make the trip to Nairn to
retrieve the dog.
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STICK IT OUT NURSIE
DEAR DORIS — I would like
to add a little to your answer to
Nursie, because I am a regis-
tered nurse and I think it is a
wonderful profession.
Training is hardbut you cer-
tainly grow up quick . Things
aren't handed to you on a silver
plater. But isn't that life?
I suggest that when the girls
feel really blue a bunch of
them should go to a show or
out for a pop just to get out of
residence for a while. They'll
feel much better afterwards.
Stick it out Nursie. Know-
ing how to be a good nurse will
help you all your life, whether
you stay at nursing or decide to
get married and raise a family.
One Who Knows
DEAR ONE — How true !
Sometimes married couples get
so disgusted they would like to
give up. But they put their
chins up and keep going. After
the rough time is past they are
glad they stuck it out. Same
with nursing — or anything
tough and worth while.
DEAR DORIS—My husband's
VARNA NEWS
The women's World Day of
Prayer was held in the United
Church last Friday afternoon.
The president, Mrs. Mervyn
Hayter, was in charge of the
service.
During the morning service
in the United Church last Sun-
day, two flower stands were
dedicated by the pastor, Rev.
M. Morrison, assisted by the
president of the UCW, Mrs.
Mervyn Hayter, and past presi-
dent, Mrs. Robert Taylor. Dur-
ing the past year five members
were made life mebers of the
UCW. They were Mrs. Lyle
Hill, Mrs. Cartes Steick, Mrs.
Percy Johnston, Mrs. Gordon
Hill, Mrs. Fred McClymont, and
the money from these member-
ships was used to purchase the
new flower stands.
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parents are quite wealthy and
have been helping us in many
ways, while I've felt that if we
had tried, we could have lived
on my salary while my husband
completed graduate studies. Al-
ways strings are attached to
this help.
My husband feels his parents
would feel rejected and hurt if
he refused to accept the money,
even though. he is now working.
My suggestion is—if so—put
the money in our 17 -month-old
son's bank account — while we
pay and decide ourselves (about
a car, a new suit, etc.).
Am I drawing the line too
fine? •
Breaking Apron Strings
DEAR BREAKING—Not for
my money—or theirs. You two
need to stand on your own four
feet.
But be gentle. Generous,
wealthy in-laws are hard to
conte by. They are human peo-
ple and have a habit of being
needed. And hubby has habits
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