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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-04-19, Page 25ttish dance examiner students .t Te or . ys purabIe to others Mary Lynne Whitely P; a^arol Wheeler H.C.•, pupils of Kim Brady C; Susan Langlois d took their exams la t C. ay and Tuesday Miss GOLD BAR 1, Cathy Young The examiner' P.; Lisa Whiely P.; GOLD BAR McDonald of Glasgow, 3,Sharon Whitely C; Sylvia nd, stated the the Stan- being taught in ,•Wilson C; Karen McGregor P. ,(dancing Scottish National tests, ich was most satisfactory comparable., to all of BRONZE, Carol Wheeler H.C.; uite cor"pat Susan Langlois PLC.; Kim erAchools of dancing Brady H.C. she has examined. SILVER, Carol Wheeler McDonald has been in a for three n lete her Kim Brady Susan H.C.; and will complete GOLD BAR 1, Cathy Young is Tuesday in Toronto. following are the results: Whitely P; Cathy Zon Young r P; Lisa Whitely P; , Karen McGregor P; Sylvia Wilson P. 115 on 13. ill �qN+ R4N11 td for istle who h andhk lona! pit Ip days Irgh Lady led cityi a Matasi est CaO* e Chan* Air el by I'°. jounce IIg nally esca. titer. Folk edd .11 I Frietddj tends acs• to join tit his oulatae travelle alined ail herine Young, Sharon ly, and Karen McGregor heir Associate Teachers Sylvia Wilson was the orily this year and did an ex- one taking Jig and Hornpipe job. tests, silver and gold, and she 'r exams: abbreviations passed all of them. , pass; C., highly commended. ,ry Primary, Margaret , P.; Julia Carruthers, ise Connelly P.; Andrew hers, P. DE 1, Joe Ryan, P; Hearn C., Elise Lindsay, ri Goodall, C. DE 2, Cathy Simpson, eryl McLennan P; Jo P; Nancy Hearn P; Lori 11 P; Kim Brady H.C.; Langlois N.C.; Carol r H.C. would like to call on you with DE 3, Kim Brady N.C., "housewarming gifts" and in - Langlois H.C.; Carol r H.C. formation about your new al Tests, BRONZE, Jo location. The Hostess will be P; Nancy Hearn P; glad to arrange your subscrip- R, Cathy Simpson - P; tion to the Signal -Star Hearn P; Elise Lindsay i Goodall P; GOLD, Lisa PEN SATURDAYS GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY. 4PRIL le. 1#73-•7Ati �Aimisomiffamstowrisartattassawf Dear Ann Landers: Will you please tell me ---and others --- how a vasectomy affects a man? My tyjoctor has assured me that physically it doesn't change anything except the ability to impregnate. The horror stories about the side ef- fects of a vasectomy have been pretty much discredited. But what about . personality changes? It's been a year since my husband had the operation and. he is a different person. He never wants to stay home with me and the children. He has to be out every night. He has con- fessed to one affair but swore it lasted only a few months.._ I learned last week it is still going on. Two of my friends have had the same problem with their husbands. They, too, were devoted family rnen but after the operation they began to run around. Please find out if it is possible that vasectomy can af- fect the mind. If so, is it per- manent? --Mrs. -- Dear Mrs. X.. A vasectomy cannot damage a man's mental machinery but it can (and in your husband's case did) alter his behavioral pattern. You might compare it to the Pill, which has contributed to the increase in venereal disease because it encouraged' promiscuity. 1 am not knocking either the Pill or vasectomy. I believe both have been a boon to mankind. Population control is essential to world survival, and these two techniques have helped a great deal. But no birth control method is 100 per cent safe, totally free of imper- fections and without con- sequences. In your case -'I recommend counseling. Your guy has flipped .his lid and I hope you can help him put it back on. Dear Ann Landers: My sister and I are both married to men of modest circumstances. We have families and expenses. Last year we decided to give our parents a nice party in celebration of their 50th wed- ding anniversary. The list of friends, neighbors WELCOME SERVICE and relatives is a lot longer than we thought it would be. Also, the price of food is a lot higher. We can't afford the kind of party we were planning to give. Would it be proper to ask each couple to send us two dollars? This would solve our problem completely, and at the same time it wouldn't break anyone. Please hurry your an- swer. We're waiting. ---B And C Dear B' and C: It is not proper to charge people to help defray the cost of a party. Serve only, fruit punch and home- made cookies if that is all you can afford, but don't ask for cash donations from guests. Dear Ann: I wrote for advice and your answer was "Forget it." What kind of counseling do you call that? You say you check with authorities all over the place so why didn't you consult someone about my" problem instead of giving me the brush-off? I don't know how you have managed to hang on to your job for so long. You must know somebody igh up in the business. T anks for nothing.-- C.C. 32 persolt first•toolt call TE: Call her et 524-9525 ICE L1D, Dear C.C.: I remember your letter well because your first name (which I won't reveal here) is most unusual. I did check with an authority and his: advice was this: "Her problem is insoluble. She should stop brooding about it and get busy with '8omething else." Remem- ber the philosophy of A.A.: "God, grant me the courage to change that which I CAN change, to accept that which I CANNOT change, and the wisdom to know the dif- ference." Converted to "Lan- ders Language" the message comes out "Forget it." Four girls from the Mary Lynne Telford School of Dan- cing went down to London on Saturday to the competition held there and brought back quite a few medals with them. Sylvia Wilson was second in the Flora MacDonald, Karen McGregor, third in the Irish Jig; Carol Wheeler, first in the Highland Fling, First in the Sword Dance, First in the Seann Truibhas, and Second in Flora MacDonald; Susan Langlois second in the Highland Fling, Second in the Sword, Third in the Seann Truibhas. - IF YOU CARE ENOUGH GIVE GENEROUSLY Now Available On 1ST. 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