By
Loring L. C~nnon
Northern Wyoming
Mental Health Center
THE NECESSITY OF GRIEF
a loved one dies, our
can do funny ,things to us.
PeC~ple whom you might
'have taken the loss excep-
Well .have really not han-
all. Others whom you
earn^ nearly "fell apart" actually
• ~ mrough ,the loss much bet-
ter. 2~he way you judge this de-
on where you happen to
following a funeral,
Will often hear someone say,
"T ~ to the surviving
ney handled i.t real
hardly cr~ed at all."
of course, makes the friends
these unfortunate persons are
continuing to carry around t'heir
burden of grief, having never
.gotten rid of it at the proper
time. And they are still trying
to create a world that is not
qu.ite real. (~bviosly, this is not
a healthy situation mentally and
it also can create a great strain
on one's physical health as well.
Over the years, we have remov-
ed the hard fact of dea.th from
the American home, and nearly
from ,the American church, to the
point where it has become easy
for nearly all of us ,to deny it.
Bereaved persons need our help
in expressing bheir grief. Compli-
menting them on the "strength"
may not be helping them at all.
School Menus
Thursday, Feb. 19 Pizza,
cheese and celery sti,cks, prunes,
milk.
Friday, ,Feb. 20 Toasted
cheese sandwiches, green beans,
cake and .cherry sauce, milk.
Monday, Feb. 23 - Macaroni
and cheese, banana bread, peas,
applesauce, milk.
Tuesday, Feb. 24 - Chili and
crackers, peaches, applesauce
cake, milk.
Wednesday, Feb. 25 - Ham.
bu~ger gravy, mashed potatoes,
cinnamon bread, plums, milk.
Thursday', Feb. 26 - Chicken
and noodles, r~lls and butter,
corn, jello, milk.
Friday, Feb. 27 - Tuna salad
sandwiches, lettuce salad, apple
crisp, milk.
Sand Creek Make & Bake
Extension Club February Meeting
The Sand Creek Make & Bake
E~.tension Clu~b met February 12,
at the home of Mrs. Bruno van
Lin~bach. There were ten mem-
bers present.
,Correspondence ~vas read in
regard .to the ,possibility of spon-
soring the Defensive Driving
Course for the Sundance High
School seniors.
It was reported that Mrs. Al-
bert Sloan had run an audio-me-
ter ,test on the Spearfish first
graders. This pro~ed to be a
worthwhile project, as several
THE SUNDANCE TIMES
Sundance, Wym Feb. 19, 1970
ch.fldre~ were ~found to have def-
inite hearing problems.
We received thank yo~ notes
from ,the two Beulah area service-
men to whom we had sent Christ-
mas packages.
It was called to our atten.tion
that Women's Institute will be
held March 3 in Sundance.
After .the business meeting,
the program, ~hich was entitled
"Sometl~ing ~.or Nothing" was
presented by Mrs. Bruno van
Limbach. She gave us many
worth~rhile ~ointers on home fur-
n, ishings and decoratirtg.
Our next meeting ~vill ,be held
March .12 at the home of Mrs.
Terry Cockrell, when she will
present the ~program en.titled
"Cooking Wild Game."
In Wyoming there is a special
winter fishing season during Dec-
ember, January and February
in the following wa.ters of Fre-
mont County: Ocean ,Lake, Pilot
,Butte Reservoir, Ring Lake, Tor-
rey Lake and Bwysen Reservoir.
PUBLIC NOTICE
Warrants issued by School I~istrict No. 2 at their February
meeting which were over $300.00.
Sundance Sta~e ,Rank, Withholdirtg tax ......................................... $448.68
Northwest P~egional Library, ~ookmobile Service ...................... 390.00
Martha ~Baley, Famil.~ move, 5 months .......................................... 325.00
YOUR CHECK
IS ON
THE WAY
A happy day when your Mutual of
Omaha man says your bcneflta
check is in the mail. It means
to help pay the doctor, hospital~
grocer, landlord, and other exlmm~
ea when you're sick or hurt and
can't work. For information on hi|
benefit health insurance -- call or
write --
Arlo Finlayson
Next to Post 0fflee
Box 667, Gillette, Wyo.
82716
Ph. 68 -5157
ILEPRUINTllqGI
dutlugs
Ufe Imurance Afflllatm th~ed of Omaha
mnuAt op OI4/INA Ilall~ ¢olmva
iio~11 Oelq¢ll, (l~t~ IIIllAIl~
feel good. In fact,
wiU often urge the bereav-
erson to "he .strong" or "try
cry." But not crying or
down" is not a
way to handle death.
who handle the loss of
one best are people who
Lt themselve to grieve.
jargon, we call this
V~ork',. This is .the hard
ma¢.ter of cryir~g
hopeless of feeling
or, more often, all three
at once. Mental hearth
has shown that people
r grief work satisfac-
recover from the
one aRer a period
a year. They sa.tis/ac-
their lives ~back togeth-
,go on.
not do their grief
are in my opinion, a far
traggic group than those
cry and "carry on" at
)ws We have all known
. or grief stricken parents
mr months and sometimes
refuse 4.0 ,tOuch the deceas-
ersan,s belongings--retying
the illusion that the
in the home
m glmthz m-
we have all known
~ho at the mention of
love done, many
his death, will still
tears but quickly try
themselves and cover
is tragic because
CAMPUS THEATER
Spearfish
WED., THURS., FRI.,
SAT.
Shows" 7 & 9:25
Laurence Oliver
"THE BATTLE OF
BRITAIN"
General Audience
Russell Tracy Says:
Chrysler
Corporation
Duster
has a
bigger engin
Duster's standard 125 hp Six
dusts off Maverick's standard
engine by 20 big horses.
Even beats Maverick's
only optional engine by 5.
And if you want per[or-
mance, you can go all
the way up to 340 cubic
inches with Duster• No
Maverick can match that.
Compare price for comparably equipped cars
Duster Maverick
Base Car
!'['Engine 200 CID 6 Ford
198 CID 6 Duster
"J'Automatic Transmission
"l'Tires 6.45 x 14 WSW Ford
6.95 x 14 WSW Duster
"~" Radio--AM
tWheel Covers
t"^
majority of peop~ 14uip their mm wlth
Ihese Items.
$2,172.00$1,995.00
39.OO
N.C.
175.45 201.00
44.00
26.45
61.55 61.00
21.30 26.00
"$2,456.7,5* $2,366.00*
*Manufacturer's suggested retail price for standard Duster 2-Door
Coupe--and standard ~averlck 2-Door Sedan equlpped with
Items listed Including Federal excise tax. Price excludes dealer
preparation charge, state and local taxes, destination charges
and other optional equlpmenh
LARGES
LIFE
A, R. DUBs 4' ....
ee:.~t ,'~v.~ , ...,"
Duster
has a longer wheelbase
Duster's 108 inch wheelbase is a full 5
inches longer than Maverick's. In overall
length, D.~ter ha~ 9 more inches. Add Duster's
extra 352 Ibs., and the result is o smoother ride,
and more stable handling.
Duster has a bigger trunk
A lot bigger trunk. 15 cubic feet for
Duster, only 10.4 cubic feet for Maverick.
Just because a car ls small on the outside
doesn't mean it has to be small on the Inside,
Duster
has bigger brakes
Bigger brakes mean more stopping power, and Dk s got it.
Effective brake lining area for Duster: 153.4 sq. inches. For Maverick:
only 106.0 inches. And if you like disc brakes or power brakes,
Duster offers those too. Maverick doesn't.
YO ARE THERE
Al~ka's
Pl~lc to Mexico's
W telend
PREMIERE
SUN. FEB. 22
TWo DAYS
Duster has a 5-year/50,OOO-mile power train
warranty. • • Maverick doesn't.
Chrysler Corporation warrants against defects In materials or workmanship to the first registered owner only,
and will repair or replace without charge for parts or labor at an authorized Imperial, Chrysler, Plymouth or
Dodge dealership, the engine block, head and all internal engine parts, water pump, intake manifold, transmission
case and all internal tronsmi~ion parts, torque convlrtar, drive shaft, universal joints, rear axle and differential
of its 1970 Duster for 5 yam or 50,000 miles end all other parts for 12 months or 12,000 miles, whichever occurs
first, excluding only tire, normal datariorstim due to wear and exposure, normal maintenance services and
parts used in conn~ction with such larVl¢llr repairs required as a result of accident, abuse, negligence, racing, or
failure to perform recommended maintenance earvice~, Warranty repairs should be obtained from selling dealer
unless hehas ceased to do business as an authorized Chrysler Motors Corporation dealer, or the owner is traveling
or has moved to e different locality and cannot return to his selling dealer,
ONLY
Sun 3:30, 6:00, 8:30
M(m. 7:00, 9:15
Adults $1.75, J
75e
A .~ORI~EO DEALERS
O
Plymouth Volianl Duster
2-DOor Coupe
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CHRYSLER
MOTOR8 0ORPORMIOM
