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DEAR DORIS
advice from
Doris Clark
DAEAlil,DORISATIvg,
g,,,PR:0:44IVI
Eoatu
the girl awl ma the .1os3r Bob.
Joants mother's father is Bobs
mother's inether's brother -
Joan and Bob wish to =MY
but tare worried. about their
retlationShip, We can figure
just so far, so can you help us,
please?
Conundrum
DEAR CONUNDRUM —
Gpandparents were brother
and SWIM. Making Bob and
Joan about third cousins. Itela.
tio.nship. is too distant) for OILY
concern; re inherited weakness-
es corning through in double
strength. Happy wedding
. DEAR DORIS — h tres-
membrance of someone Who
wrote in concerning a "fatfacer
I have the same problem. I am
VerYs slender with much un-
• wanted fat on my cheeks and
chin Other than this I would
be very attraktive,
Chubby Cheeks
DEAR CHUBBY — Is it all
fat? Ch,an,ces are the bony
structure of your jaw and face
is rounded too. And you can't
exercise that off!
But to discourage what fat
there -may be, here's a simple
routine:
Lower your head abnost to
your chest, then limply in rags -
doll fashion, roll your head
around with a slow; heavy, re-
laxed motion in a complete cir-
cle first to the right and then
to the left. Do this five times
each way.
Use the throat muscles.
-Yawn. Whistle. Blow up a bal-
loon. Say "Ah!"
• DEAR DORIS 1 would
like to ask a certain bort:, this
dance ourchurch club is hav-
ing. I have nwer gone out with -
him.
If he is going steady can I
still .ask him? Sonie people say
he is going steady and others
say he is not.
If I do ask him, what would
I say?
• Wondering
DEAR WONDERING — (1)
How strong are you? The pros-
pect of a turn -down has been '
enough to :annertre strong men
You can ask, but it might turn
out he is carrying a torch for.
• a steady. Be prepared.
(2) Extend the invitation by
telephone. Seems to come eas-
ier. Say what the event is and
when, and then say you would
really_ like to have him come
with you, By thtat -trine it is his
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.• DEAR,. DORIS — We are re-
tired. Our children are married
and away, and we seldom see
our gr.andchildren.
Do you suppose we could
take a few youngsters, some-
where, _ for picnics or Some-
thing, on Sundays? We would
pick themup for the day.
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'aVEy .grandmother raised two
foster children arid aid a !Won-
derful job.-
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One of Them
....DEAR ONE ---- All too often
Granny and ' Gramps miss
watching their tiny tots. grow
up. And children need grand-
parents as much, as they ever
did..
A woman in our town makes
a point of inviting a child or
two from a local childauf's
home for dinner, from time to
time. The kids love it, and so
de the workers, whO try with
all that is in them to give their
little boarders normal Eves,
complete with grandmothers
or reasonable facsimiles.
Talk , personally with the
Worker at the child care centre
where you are.
Confidential to Umpteen Al-
lergies — By tall means regis-
ter with bledie-Alerts which
supplies a little metal bracelet
and wallet certificate stating
just what's wrong. Could be a
lif,esaver if you were a long
way from home and suddenly
became ill. Anyone administer-
ing drugs to you ought to be
alerted to those allergbes.
The address 40 Canadian
St. George Street, Toronto 5,
Ontario. Regitration fee;
$1.00.
• BEST BUDDIES BATTLE
DEAR DORIS fiance
and his but friend are no long-
er speaking, after a small Mei-.
dent whichcaused some gos-
sip. Now the friend is getting
married and they have asioed
both my fiance and myself to
stand, tip with them at their
wedding. You see, the two guys
grew up together and it's- hard
for one to, get married without
the other there.
My boy friend refused, but I
not realizing that he hadi re-
fused, said I would do it. Now
there is a split between us. .My
fiance says he doesn't mind my
doing it because I wasn't the
one insulted,,
,What I wouldi like to know is
whether I sheiild do it or nob?
After all, they did lie about
him.
Wanting Peace
__DEAR PEACE •*•• Prom here
It looks as if a lifelong friend
ship is to be-rulned by riall
talk which got thlown up. -Was
the lie intentionalt
We were told by Master
Psychologist to overlook seem -
.Ing insults arid offences. Hold
biit'fOr" Itif,'.61tiihtnt begged
betWeen all four of yOU wad
see if your eloved Won't Sea
things differently. He ibeedS
his pal.
DEAR DORIS — (1) We
want to adopt a child. We have
been told that we cannot do so
because we can haw children
of our own. Is this true?
(2) Will you please recom-
mend some good hooks -on ad-
optiort?
Mrs. 1., M.
• DEAR BOHERED — If her
stares can subtilise a whole
group, I'd like to see her in
action.
I'm thinking this haughty
one is in reality lonely and put-
ting on her best I -don't -care.
look Why not carry the camp-
aign into her territory by draw-
ing up your chairs around, her,
offering a doughnut, asking
how's tricks?
DEAR DORIS — I'm 15 yot„ars
old and fire -feet -one, Please tell
me how much I should weigh?
rra going to take your advice
on wearing a garment. Please
send rae a leaflet so I can have
a good figure.
Bobs
DEAR BABS According to
my tables., you should normally
weigh between 104 and 103 lbs.
Orchids to you for smoothing
out the bulges with a garment!
(The leaflet for spot reducing is
on its way.)
ZIONHuioi mcmploksititroortv,,
•News 1)
Mr. 114(V: M. Ctirlies Rom • go. Dalt9a, Wool=
attended the Baker reii,aion
Mitchell Park on eninds)N
go. uaxY Maleolm, Mr,• and
Mrs, Rosa.' CiOrdon and Barry,
Seaforth, 'visited ll'Ir. ,and M.
A. J. gardlii in Milton, on $1A4-
443rt
• MrS, Norinan Bushfield, gra,
•-Lawrence Hannon, Mrs. Earl
.Barker attended the Horticull=
tural bus trip to_Niagara Fans
on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Shel-
don and famlly, St. Marys, with
Mr. an4 Mrs. Daltoa Malcolni
on Sunday.
Mn and ,(Mrs. PaWng and
• lYliss Mary E. Graham, Dresden,
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
ited f, Handiten, o, StInfla)t
With gr. and WS, 4RoY,
Niro. Len O'Rourke, Beafertli,
and, family Visited her 'parents,
Mr, and Mrs, gorli grittfm, reC.
entlY.
Miss iaaY Lannin, MiSs gar,
garet Higgarth, left by plane
on Suuday to visit Nancrs
aunt and uncle, Mr, and Mrs,
Gerald Primrose, California and
other friends. .
11,11.„ and Mrs, Joseph Reney
left for their home in the w.est_
on Monday.
Mr. Ross Murdie, Seaforth,
called on his cousin, Mrs. Mary
Malcolm, Wednesday night.
Mr .and Mrs. Don Kempstone,
'Wilt -at
Earl Barker, Saturday night.'
Clinton, visited Mr. and gra.
Ladles'
Tourney
Six :greens were in play Wect
neSdaY at the ladles treble Our,
mutant in Seafarth. First prrize
went be a rink from London
skipped by Mrs. Noreen, Ga&
braith with ,a' wins plus 28, ag-
gregate 42. Second, Mrs. Wallsh,
Stratford with 3 wits plus 10,
aggregate 42. Third, Mrs. Wal.
terWeilsM°181c; aggregate 3
iebte w4h
2wins1.,
.. Thursday night saw one of the
largest crowds ,out this year at
the local mixed jitney. Bob Doig
.and Jack Patterson were suc-
cessful in whining prizes at the '
men's doubles t °armament 40.
both Stratford and Lucknow. f
Miss Kathy and Jim Cudniore,
Clinton are holidaying with
their aunt and uncle, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Roney.
Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Malcolm
were invited to the home of
Mr. and Mrs. William Smith, of
Sebringville to celebrate their
25th wedding anniversary ,on
Sunday.
Mr, Morley Lannin is a pat-
ient in Stratford HospitaL We
wish Morley a speedy recovery.
•A SMILE
A matron approached a sales-
girl and inquired as to the
whereabouts of the perfume.
counter.
"Just walk this way," said the
girl, taking the lead.
"Hmram," said the customer,
'if I could walk that way, I
wouldn't be here buying per-
umet"
Moses billdit IeJas* sin4.Voye
Dmieen Of Kirktan antitesars,
'Lavelle and Barr)" 0111(erPf
St, Marys attended the air
ShOw and, at OrilliaJr
pert
Mr.an4 Mrs, Glenn Copeland
and girla visited. SnlidaY eve-
ning with Bev, and Mo. LP,
Cooke of Thamestord.
Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Pringle,
Wayne and Terry of London,
lviisa' Ada •Hopkin e44,
Copeland and4pan were guests
with Mrs. Arthur Hopkin,
Miss Joyce Van Reek of Hes.,
peer visited her cousins, Shar-
on and Prim Witteveen.
Mr- and Mrs. Earl Watson of
Third -Line were -guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Reg Meegr4Y.
Miss Gwen mug of Hgeter,
Visited Deborah Jaques.
Every week more PeOP1p dis-
coVer what ;nighty jobs are
Secoinplished bk low coat 'Ex-
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• REDUCTI
for all
Home -owners and Tenants
in Ontario
Your Guide to Ontario's New System of Tax Reductions
To MO the burden of municipal and school taxes, the
Ontario Legisktture has estaWshed a system of residen-
tial property tax reductions. Virtually all home -owners
and tenants are entitled to benefit. -
By this system, Ontario, in effect, is paying the first part
of the municipal taxes on each eligible house or apart-
- stmt. The reduction amounts to an average of 121i%
of the taxes.
If you are a home -owner...
if you pay your municipal taxes directly,
you receive your tax reduction directly
from your local municipality—either as a
deduction on your 1968 municipal tax
bill or by cheque.
If you have agreed to make regularpay-
IfyOu are a landlord_...
As an owner of residential Property, you
receive the tax reduction in the manner
described above for home -owners.
If you are a tenant...
Your local municipality calculates, the amount of the
reduction and subtracts it oh the 1968 tax bills. If a
house or apartment is rented, the landlord is required to
pass the full amount of the reduction to his tenants. The
Province pays municipalities the total of the reductions.
Every owner of a residential property and every tenant
of such a property is entitled to receiVe a tax reduction
provided the property was eligible in 1967 to be sepa-
rately assessed under The Assessment Act.
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Your landlord is required to pay to you the full amouni
of the tax reduction for your house or apartment, which
he has received from the local municipality.
If you rent your ho4e or apartment for
all of the year 1968, you should receive
the full amount of the reduction. On the
othdi hand, if you rent your dwelling for
only a portion of .the year, you are en-
titled to a portion of the reduction; if you
rent the dwelling for six months, for
instance, you should receive one-half of the reduction.
Here is how you get your tax reduction:
• If your tenancy ended bef9,re June 30, you mug apply
ments to the holder of your mortgage,
with instruction to him to pay your
municipal taxes on your behalf, you will
receive the benefit of the tax reduction
by way of an adjustment to these regular
payments.
.. As a landlord, you are required to pay.the
full amount of the tax reduction to each
of your tenants.
to your landlord or to his agent to be entitled to a portion
of the reduction.
• If your tenancy ends after June 30, or if it continues
144 through to December „your lantllord or
his agent is required to pay the reduction tc
you.
In either case, your landlord or his agent is
required by law,..t.flay to you the amount.
of the tax reduction by December 31, 196p.
Any landlord who fails to pay tax reduction
allowance in accordance with the laW is liable to a fine of
not more than $200 for each conviction and, in addition.'
will be ordered to pay the tax -reduction allowance.
If you have'any questions about'residential
property tax reductions, please address
them to the Municipal Subsidies Branch,
Department of Municipal Affairs,' 601 Bay:
Street, Toronto 5; Telephone; Area code
416, 365-6881.
HON. W. DARCY McKEOUGH
Minister of Municipal Affairs
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