Mr. and Mrs. John Folland, ~qeremamied onJuly 26th at 9 .un. in St. Peter’s Church at eleven Mile Bay.

The bride is the former Mary I? misalie McIsaac. daughter of Mr.

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the regular monthly meeting at Wesimoreland W.I. was held I Monday evening, August 11th. * Meeting opened by repeating Ode ml Collect. Roll call was answer- ed by seven membens and one was welcomed.

Minutes of previous meeting ‘were rend. approved, and aligned. arising out of minutes

was taken care off. Secretary re-

ported the school had been thoro- my cleaned and new shades ‘ ed

orts of committees were . heard and new ones appoint- . Sick, Mus. Roy Crossman, Eldon Leardz Social, Mrs. Gallant; Educational, Mrs. Trowsdale, Mrs. Arthur ‘ rren; Lunch: Mrs. Gordon ntield, Mrs. Roy Gallant, Mrs; rixon Mioore.‘

' Mrs. Vernon Moore invited the embers for the September meet- 3. Institute News were passed .9, and correspondence dealt th. It was decided to purchase

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The groom is a son of Mrs. Elizabeth Follaud and the late Roland Folland of Bedeque. Photo by Sears, The Read Studio.

paper cups and towels for the the school.

Meeting adjourned and twa cards of Bingo were enjoyed, prizes being won by Mrs. Eldon Leard and Man. Bert mesdxale, Lunch was served by hostess and committee.

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Lena Caroline McLure. Women’s Edlstor. Phone an

Tues., August 19, 1958

The Guardian Page 7

Dear Mary Haworth: Fifteen years ago I went 'to Europe to marry my husband. From the first day of 'our marriage we quarreled about little things and have had many misunderstand iii-gs. ' He dislikes my tamin to the of hate, because they live beyond their means, he says: and he is a poor man who can't at lord to give me what they have—— although I never demand this of All I want is to move into a steam heated apartment. away from out cold water ﬂat, where the children are sick most of the winter, due to the chill drafty rooms. Now he is accusing me of infi delity, something he never did be fore. It just started this past week. He comes home, looks anound suspiciously, calls,.me bad names, then goes to his part time job . . . Later he makes love to me, then reviles me. I think I am headed for a nervous breakdown. FAMILY HORRIFIED

His brothers have told him that his suspicions are ridiculous, but he insists that his thOug‘h-ts must be night. My family is horrified, and blames me for letting things go this far. Still they say it is our aﬁtair; and that he'should see a psychiatrist, or I should see a lawyer, and settle things once and for all. '

We've had him to a‘doctor, for a complete physical check up, and the doctor finds nothing

wrong. He reﬁuses torget psy-chia

MARY HAWORTH

Quqrrelsome Husband Hos Ugly Suspicions

tric help—says he's okay, and I’m the one who needs it. I am at my wits' end. I don't sleep nights for fear of him and besides he wakes at midnight and 3 a.m. and re cites his suspicions.

I don't know what to do. Your suggestions would be much ap preciated. G.F.

Dear G.F.: Your lamily’s atti tilde—in blaming” you for letting things go this fair, while pioust

rushing their hands of the prob 1 , referring it back to you and

your husband—is pretty heartless,-

it seems to me.

Probably they‘ve always had a rejecting bias towards you, and that’s why you‘ve put up with so much ill treatment in marriage ~Jbecause you tell: there was no “Court of Appeal,” to which you

might turn for justice, protection,_,

redress, etc.

Now about your husband—411e, is : '

emotionally sick, of course. Any body who knows beans about hu man behavior would recognizr

that. But usually people close tr '

the picture don’t have the cou' age to speak out and call a spadt a spade, when a man of dvisturbet mind is on the rampage. So your

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help that he needs, in this situa liOI‘l.

The‘doctnr who found nothing wrong with him physically was reporting on only a part of the

background of your Husband's sick suspicions, he should have taken it upon himself as a pro fessional duty, to won your hus- band's conﬁdence sufficiently to not him to a psychiatrist. But maybe you failed to give the doc tor a f-illin on this score. ANXIETY COMPLEX

As For what ails your husband, undoubtedly it is an anxiety com plex with a long history. It. goes back to his first. frustrations. in his earlier years. And all his life, he has been letting his angers rule him, instead of taking con trol. in the light of understanding. Hence his continuous qum‘rcling with yw.

In his two most recent Jobs, he has been too much alone with th thoughts, probably —— his chroni cally bitter, resentﬁu‘, hostile thought about everyone he’s ever known. This, a dd ed to daily stress and general discourage ment about his earnings comipet Ak‘ﬂe' ‘sn« ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ In ‘ .. ebb, and irrational hate is begin- ning to La”.- o . .

He cuazily assumes that ’you are unfaithrﬁul. because he uncon soiously despises himself, and therefore is convinced that you must surely scorn and detest him too—and must be putting on an act, in seeming to care.

My advice. is to get immediate and continuing counsel from your

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