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Social News
By Mrs. Audrey Bellchamber, Social Editor, Phone Bayfield 38
Mr. and Mrs. John
R. Cook,Janice and
Philip returned to
Ingersoll on Monday
to attend the fun-
eral of the late
0.ss Edythe Wood.Mr
Cook acted as a pal.
!bearer.
Mrs. Frederick A.
Erb and children
Wendy and John are
staying at their
lakeshore summer
home and will be at
the cottage until
the Labor Day week-
end when they will
be joined by their
elder son Rick,who
is spending the sum
mer in Finland,and
their daughter Les-
lie who is at the
Teeton Valley Ranch
Camp, Wyoming.Recen
guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Erb have been
Mrs. Gordon A. De-
Board and twins,
Gordon and Diane of
Birmingham, Mich.,
Mrs. Erb's mother,
Mrs. J.Ray Morley o
Royal Oak, Mich.;
Mr. and Mrs. R.P.
Barnard and their
three children.
Mr. and Mrs. D.
Carswell, Mark, Glen
and Peggy of Toron-
to, are visiting in
the village.
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Miss Jean C. McClinchey, daughter
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(Photo by R.J. Nephew)
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Dear Ann Landers: Since I
have retired and have no as-
:sociation with the dance
.schools bearing my name I feel
free to write without fear of
being called a publicity seeker,
Your advice to "Out Of It,"
the 15-year-old who could lead
other girls but "got all tensed
up" when she tried to follow a
boy, may seem logical but it is
incorrect.
About 20 years ago I noticed
among my dancing students
that the girls who could lead
were invariably the best follow-
ers. Since that time I have
taught girls to lead before I
taught them to follow.
Your advice that the girl
"hang loose, (Ike a rag doll" is
no help to a girl who doesn't
know how to dance. It merely
makes her heavy and lifeless.
Glhange your advice, Ann—AR-
THUR MURRAY.
Dear Arthur: Where were
you thirty years ago when I
ended you? I was taught to he
loose-hanger—which is prob-
ably why I never won any sil-
ver cups.
I give up. You are right and
am wrong. I'm not about to
Ake on Arthur Murray in an
gument about dancing. That
lamb Fm not.
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Dear Ann Landers: Our 19-
year-old daughter has a steady
boy friend who treats her like
a queen. She seems very fond
Simons, Randy and
anielle of Ottawa
re s ending two
eeks at nShangri-
afl.
Mrs. R.E. Shaddi
nd Karen Fitzsimo
pent a few days i
ensall last week.
Mrs. Otto Smale
arlene spent the
weekend with her
parents Mr. and Mr
Roy Fitzsimons.
Mr. and Mrs.J.A.
Cameron have their
grandson Scott Cam
eron visiting them
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of him and we would be pleased
to have him for a son-in-law.
I was shocked recently to
learn that our daughter has
been sneaking around with a
married man who has a family.
According to the person who
told me (a reliable source) this
affair has been going on for
over two years.
I promised faithfully not to
tell my daughter that I know.
But now I find that sitting si-
lently and pretending to be un-
aware is driving me crazy.
Please tell me what to do.—
APPROACHTNG DOOM.
Dear Approaching: It is un-
likely that a girl of 19 Who has
been slipping around with a
married man for two years will
quit because her mother tells
her to.
Get permission from your
"source" to tell your daughter
what you know—promising, of
course, to protect the identity
of that person. When you talk
to your daughter, don't moral-
ize, scold or preach. Simply
point out that her involvement
has all the elements of a 6-car
collision and the results are
bound to be devastating.
Dear Ann Landers: I don't
agree with your theory that the
guy who sent his girl ahead to
buy the movie tickets is a
cheap bum. Maybe you weren't
getting the whole story. I know
sometbing about this problem
because I had a girl who man-
aged tp stick me for a few
bucks whenever she could. I
used to lie awake nights try-
ing to figure out ways to get
even.
My girl worked in a govern-
ment office. She was well paid
and securely entrenched in her
job. Every Saturday night for
three months straight I took
her to dinner and to a show.
Like clockwork, whenever we i
reached the restaurant she'd
say, "I really should call my
mother." Then she'd look in her
purse and say with an air of
surprise, "I don't have any
money. Do you have a couple
of dollars?" (Her mother lives
in Tucson).
'After three months I decided
I'd been a chump long enough.
When we reached the restaur-
ant I handed her $2 and said,
"Here, go call your mother.
Tell her your boy friend just
told you to get lost."
So you see, Ann, sometimes
the shoe fits the other foot.—
D. C. DICK.
Dear Dick: According to my
arithmetic you fell for that line
12 times. What's the matter,
boy—a geranium in the cra-
nium?
gott CITiacRcie
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