The Coral Gables Times

Thursday, April 5, 1962, page 43 (of 60)

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Daughter Continued from page 19

"Brother" Bill Avery, Jr. teaches Sharaf ping-pong. Daughter Continued from page 19 watching TV. We suggested she go to bed, and there was no rebellion." No rebellion, perhaps, because in Karachi the parents are in complete authority. Sharaf says, "At home I am a college sophomore. We finish high school there at 14 or 15. It will take me five years more to become a lawyer." In Glen Ellyn Sharaf has been allowed to date in a limited way. She has gone to school dances, double-dating with Midge and driving to school with a lad known to be a careful driver. At home, of course, Sharaf never has had a date. "When a boy sees a girl out in society somewhere he tells his parents, 'I want to marry that girl.' The boy's parents approach the girl's parents and submit his qualifications, details of his work, and his activities. Even though the girl never meets the boy before the wedding, there are very few divorces in Pakistan." MRS. AVERY SAYS, "Conceivably, foreign students could be spoiled here. Because the students don't know what things cost here, they are not always properly appreciative. In Pakistan, for example, a rose costs a penny. When Sharaf spoke to a Brownie troop here, the little girls gave her a small bouquet. Sharaf didn't realize the cost of it until it was explained to her." When Mr. Avery is away on business, Sharaf is noticeably subdued. This they attribute to the fact that in Pakistan the strong position of the father provides a sense of security when he is at home. Sundays the Averys, who are Unitarians, take Sharaf to visit the different churches in the community. There is no mosque in Glen Ellyn, but they took her to Chicago, where there is a Muslim congregation. The rewards of this year will be many for all the participants. Sharaf says, "I am learning so many things-how the United States government works, how you teach in your schools, how the country looks. Most wonderful of all, though, is the close contact with the family." As for the Averys, they have learned to eat curry and pilaf and kabobs. They don't have pork or shellfish often because Sharaf may not eat it. "This experience will change our entire point of view," says the head of the house, who dotes on his new daughter. "We will be different after this year. We'll never be insular again." Suburbia Today, April 1962 23

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