anaheim-bulletin 1955-07-06

COLD?—Then be envious of Jackie Laughery who only needs that mink stole for a towel as she relaxes by the pool of the Flamingo in Las Vegas, Nev. Clinic Combats Worries, Fears By ALFRED LEECH United Press Staff Correspondent CHICAGO (UP) — A young housewife cleared her throat with a trace of neryousness and told the group she was worried about "things I know I can't change, anyway." A young man in a sports shirt Worries, Fears By ALFRED LEECH United Press Staff Correspondent CHICAGO (UP) — A young housewife cleared her throat with a trace of nervousness and told the group she was worried about "things I know I can't change, anyway." A young man in a sports shirt arose and said he is troubled by anxiety over his forthcoming marriage. "I'm not afraid," he said. "Just anxious." Members of the group laughed, and so did he. It was the weekly meeting of a group known as "Fight Against Fear," composed of mental patients. Some are under treatment while others have "graduated" and no longer require therapy. But they've found a common bond in their fight against fears and frustrations, and they've learned to help each other. The meeting was held at the Oak Park Neuro-Psychiatric Clinic operated by Dr. Melvin Blaurock. It was strictly informal. One pretty brunette wore slacks and most of the men wore short sleeved sports shirts. Young Group There were about 35 persons present, from various walks of life. Most were fairly young, in their late 20's or early 30's. The topic for discussion was "worry." A woman in a blue-and-white striped blouse called on other members for their comments or experiences. A blonde woman ventured that the best way to avoid worry is to "trust in God." A suburban housewife named Helen said she worries about "how people feel toward me." A man named Jack said he tries to overcome worry "by meeting my problems head on." One woman had been hospitalized recently with a "breakdown" and had returned to work only the day before. She was worried because she had forgotten some details of her job. "But I've decided if I can't remember something, I'll just ask somebody," she said. "If they think it's strange, I just can't help it." How To Accept People The talk switched to what the group meant to individual members. One woman said she was Libby with Beans 24 oz. CHILI CON CARNE econ. size 37¢ 7 MINIT FROSTING MIX redeem coupons now at Allison’s pkg. 25¢ SPERRY Pancake & Waffle Flour 28 oz. pkg. 23¢ 3 lb. pkg. 39¢ WILDROOT CREME OIL HAIR TONIC Med. size bottle 59¢ DROP DEAD AEROSOL BUG BOMB 6 oz. size 59¢ PUREX 1/2 Gal. 27¢ Take it from MeALLISON'S MARKET Has More LOW PRICES Nobody knows this fact better than our customers—Every item is low priced every day at ALLISON'S... and that means a STOREFUL OF LOW PRICES rather than a handful of "specials." 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