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BY HELEN ALLEN
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Clark is seven months oil, developing very well. You
can tell from his expression that he is a happy, alert,
responsive baby. He smiles and babbles and .,laughs aloud
whenever he isoken to. He seems to notice everything
and' everybody.. Tough he is a bit too young .to cr•avl, Clark
has discovered "he can• get around by rolling and he covers
quite a bit- of territoky this way. While he waits to be
adopted Clark is living with a foster, family where there are
other children. He loves to watch their activities so hewould
probably be happy to have brothers and sisters in his
permanent hoe
. Of
English descent, Clark is a long b
ab
y,
'sturdily built and in good health. He has blue eyes, scanty'.
blond hair and fair skin, Heneeds parents who will welcome
him on his own merits without worry over mental illness in
his background. To • inquire : about adopting . Clark please
write to. Today's Child,1 Department of Social and Family,
Services, Parliament Buildings, Toronto 182. For general
information about adoption ask your local Children's Aid
Society..
1 ASHFIELD
Church service in Ashfield '
Presbyterian Church will be
cancelled because of Anniversary
Service in Knox Church. Ripley
Church School will meet at 9.45.
. Among—those who attended
the, Presbyterial ° in Rincardine
were Mrs. William Ross, Miss
Sadie Johnson, " Mrs. Ewan
MacLean and Mrs. R. Wesh.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred,M Gregor,
�of Peterboro`are i"I;t it g1Cif�
and friends here.
Miss Marlene Dicennan of
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Listowel was home for thq
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Ainslie and
family of .Toronto were weekend
visitors with Frank MacLennan..
A shower was held at North
Ashfield School Friday evening
in honour of Miss ,Barbara Jean
Mackenzie.
Mr. and Mrs, David
Mackenzie opened their Trailer_
`t `�itri at . Kintail Be e i, `'fast
week, Fourteen trailers were
there for the weekend.
Ann !antlers
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DINAR ANN LANDERS: My
husband started ' to talk in his
sleep when we moved from
Cincinnati to Cleveland. I don't
know what caused it. ,
Norville speaks slowly and
distinctly and I can understand
every word he says. He calls the
girls fl the office by their names
and asks for files on specific
retail outlets. Sunday night
Norville gave a splendid speech
on the Glories of Procter and
Gamble. Last night he dictated
some very good letters.
For , the last several weeks
Norville has complained about
waking gip dead tired and.. he
,can't figure out why. He says
eight hours sleep has always
been enough. I told him I wasn't
surprised. He does a day's work
between 11 p.m. and 7 a.m.
Do people whotalk in their
sleep get a full night's rest?
Sometimes I worry about
Norville. Please check with some
doctors and let me , know. —
OHIO READER '
DEAR 0: It sounds as if
Norville is getting more rest than
you are, Lady. Sleep -talkers get
as good a night's . rest as
non -talkers, . so ' stop worrying
about him.
And how lucky you are that
Norville speaks distinctly. Some
women have written to say their
husbands mumble in their sleep
,and it, drives 'em nuts.
DEAR ANN LANDERS:
Today I was waiting for my
friend outside the church. We
enjoy Sunday services together
and haveyears. for several I was
noticing how many young girls
(and older women, too) take
lack kerchiefs and chiffon shawls
q`
out of their'
purses 'and cover
their heads before they enter the
house of God. Then I look again"
and see that many of ,these
women are half naked. They
wear plunging necklines and
midriffs that expose their bare
stomachs. I've seen skirts which
are so mini you can see what
amounts to a burlesque show
I humbly suggest that these
women who • are so concerned
about covering their heads
concentrate on other parts. —
OFFENDED IN MICHIGAN.
DEAR MICH: Amen, Sister,
Amen.
DEAR ANN-LANDERS: Our
17 -year-old son has admitted he
smokes marijuana "socially" on
weekends' but insists he is not a
fiabitual, smoker and can quit
any time he wants to. R. claims
calkers
mariijuana is not harmful and
that he is better off than his
friends who smoke ,,cigarettes
and drink alcohol.
I was shocked but tried not
to. show it. R. is a fine young
man, a good student, and as
thousands of mothers have said
before me, "I never dreamed I
would hear such words frommy
son's lips."
• I know the boy needs
professional help but when I
suggest it he says he has. no
problem — that he is just adding
enjoyment to his ' life. Please
advise me. It's hard to appear
calm when I'm frightened and
heartsick. — GAPPED
.DEAR GAPPED': You've
done well — so far. Parents who
want to keep the channel's of
,communication open must not
register shock or anxiety when
their kids drop such
blockbusters. Arguing,
threatening or preaching is
useless. The, wise approach is to
remind the son or daughter that
marijuana is an illicit drug and
anyone caught with the drug can
be charged with a felony. And
the penalties are stiff.
�.�� You might also say that from
the reading you've done you've
learned that niarijuana affects
people differently, depending on
-the strength of the weed and the
emotional stability of the
smoker. Some smokers merely
get high, others become deeply
intoxicated and totally
disoriented. The government is
now growing marijuana for its
MAY
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with every purc ase wring our
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a funny face BEACH BALL
one to a customer. Have a ball on us.
PAINT SALE SAVE 45%
For example 2 Gals. 11.95 -- 2 Qts. 3.85
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oin experimental use but the .
results will not be known for
several years. Until then» I'll take
the word of the experts. They
say marijuana is NOT harmless —
it's a dangerous way to get kicks.
Moreover, it's a cop-out and a
gutless approach to living.(
DEAR ANN LANDERS:
Two weeks ago Friday a buddy
of mine called add asked if I
would do him a favor and take
his 'steady girl out. Moose had to
work a second shift on short
notice. He offered to pay for our
dinners and movie tickets. When
he handed me the money he said
jokingly, "Take Hilda right
home after the show. No fooling
around."
Well, Ann, I didn't exactly
follow his instructions. That
chick really turned me on and I ,.
guess she dug me, too., We've
been seeing each other secretly.
We'd like to bring our feelings,'
for each other out in the open
but I'm afraid the guy will bust
my head open. Hilda says she's
afraid of what he might do to
her, too. (They don't call him
Moose for nothing.)
We need help. What's the
answer? — MINNESOTA
MISERIES
DEAR MINN: Hilda- should
tell Moose that she wants to date
.others and that he is free to do
the same. You can be one of the
"others." In the meantime, stop
sneaking around before Moose
catches you and scrambles. your
brains.
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