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The Guardian, Charlottetown, -Sat., Dec. 18, 1965. 7 ‘ver expected hen.Mp philosophy " satis so literally by anyone. I have ‘ 8 responded to your serious eva- . Gi : luation of #, however, in order ! TV di ! oe k to give you 8 went perspective r R ‘ on that type utterance. | Makes W Unh “Toout tot being happy” La | DEAR MARY “HAWORTH: | where. What do you think? AL. /!pevitable, ingredients of broad y\A few days ago! heard a come- DAR A.L.: .The word’ jerk, guage f a it jdienne say that the reason she used as a term of derieion, is ~— be tee : ae wae : j‘s # arey pervon is because she not ‘n my working voce bu'larv. a lor sae eee a ne surrounds herself with happy So I've just looked it up in Web- exiet with. meriad toate’ the wayside. ‘World Publishing Co., 1954 edi- | Mos’ c- her studio audience tion), There it ‘s defined. evl- self against silly standards of | laughed, but I. didn’t. I couldn't thet- wise, as “stupid, dull, ec- how-to- be. Maybe you think) |Surround myse'! with happy peo- centric.” : . that clique popularity, in terms ple, becatise I don’t know that Thinking it over, I have con- of being much in demand on the man) cluded that only the heart'ess \party circuit, is the sort of cre- | Apparently I must have built (i.e., unsympathetic, merciless dential a lone woman should)

, (real or pretended) to be taken ( ) Zan ly) MARY HAWORTH led. about not being happy? Lo- 4 neonle ard leaves the jerks by ster’s ‘New World’ dictionary , Possibly you are judging your- up a beautiful facade of hanpi-|See Webster's) would mock the |bave, as: passport to member. |

MRS. H. W. MATTHEWS 28s that I turn on in company. ‘supposedly stupid, dull, etc., in /ghip in the happiness- crowd, ae |But I-am not. happy.- And no/@ spirit of boestful self- praise, | Actusiiyr, hoppinees to @ ella : H |matter how much I count my |is bidding for laughs. Pngee g + i ; ok as onored By blessings, | am_ still more un-| Which ptobably explains why |®i0 8 affidiets : wives Seaivity “ |happy than happy. My age, 54, you suffered a sick or ‘‘upset’’ preg “henna a the esas | tor * )

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Postal Dept. After a Yrs. way | ever make intimate frie- ads, and I have some.fine ones,

Mrs. H. W. Matthews was re- 16 by letting them tell me their cently presented with a certifi ‘roubles. Otherwise we remain eate in recognition of more than, ‘Speaking acquaintances’ only. 33 years of service in the post | can't figure why nobody office at Alberton.. The presen- ever thinks I have trouble. But tation was made by E. E. Brown field officer for the postal de- Maybe the lonely unhappy’ jerk partment He was accompan!- beneath the happy facade shows through. Because the happy bour of Atberton | peaple~seem~to~do~just~as~ the

Mrs. Matthews became a mem- sie by toe that vr Se ber of the post office staff in Oc-| 7 aon't know why I should let tober 1931, when her husband | . wa was postmaster. Since then she = ear yo ae 2 mer has served with postmasters we oS Se

I am beginning to wonder if |you

Heath Profit and Tom Barbour. | On two different occasions, ghe |wacleod, Mr..Coyle and Mr.

ba (alleged) identify herself as one” of the happy people who, if she is representative, have no time for the unhappy people:' | Rejected by her sort as jerks: According to the implications of her heartless, self-congratu- latory pronouncement, which construe to be the pitch of the happy people generally, the | unhappy people of this world haven't a ghost of a chance of coming in out of the eold, to warm themsélves at the camp- |

fires of the happy people's triu- mphant insider sense of ‘‘hav- ing it made.” j Intuitively, you grappled with | the callous rejecting quality of the epmedienne’s quip, and felt chilled to the bone by the audie- |

with any comer, to make a snob-thing of it are flourishing a fake. M.H. |

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was acting postmaster for a' Recognized as a6 efficient § i ace reaction. In effect you were] equi models. .,75,000 u a time. She claims the distinction and courteous clerk by the pub- |Scking yourself: If this ts charm | £580,000 BEG fis. of serving under five inspectors lic, Mrs” Matthews haa earned |i ¢his is wit, if this is average- : ‘— Mr. Whear, Mr. Saunders, Mr. a happy retirement. an reaction to the spectacle Montague Electric si pain being kicked in the face, |, Co. Ltd — a HAPPENINGS tndcranting of the eros | at 4g of unhappiness. | Probably the comedienne ne- :

Audrey Jenkins, Women’s Editor, Phone 4-8508

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Mrs. Joseph MacAulay, Souris; Evelyn Moase, held on Satur- Line Road, and her. mother, | day evening. have returned to their homes| from a three week visit with re- Mrs. Richard Ripley of Fred- latives in U.S.A. ericton, N. B. accompanied by : i | her daughter, Paula is spending | Mrs. Elwood Ching was hos. ,.a few.days with her parents, Mr. ‘tess to the members of the Red jand Mrs. David , Hami- Point Women’s Institute on Tues-jlton, and other relatives and day evening: . | friends. .

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Mrs. William Stavert, Kensin-| Mr. and Mrs. Jefnes MactLel- on. left today for Ajax, Ont | lan, Clinton, Maine, have re- an extended visit with her| fo their home after eon and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. | Pending a few days with their ~ Alfred Stavert and family. ~ | daughter end sonintaw, Mr ; . | and Mrs. Russell Beck, Guern-

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jolli- | sey Cove more and daughters, Edythe and Karen, French River, are leav- | ing today to visit Mrs. Jolli- More's sisters and their hits bands, Mr. and Mrs. H.W. Da- ley and family, Downsview, Tor- onto, Ont.. and Mr. and Mrs. || Keith Dykeman and family at Hamilton, Ont.

Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Campbell, Burlington left this week for ‘Vancouver, B. C. where they will_visit with Mrs. Campbell's eon, Francis and Mrs. Camp- _ bell and other relatives and __—friends.__On_ their return trip, they. will_visit.a “daughter, Mrs. | James Ellis and Mr. Ellis and also two sons and their wives, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. Elrie Campbell, all at Oshawa, Ont.

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