The Guardian Saturday, July 10, 1954

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M Happenings of The Week

His Honour Lieutenant Gover- to Vancouver. where they will be ior T. W. L. Proivse and Mrs. the guests of Mrs. Smith! daugh- Proirae entertained at a danceiter, Mrs. G. R. Beedle. at Government House Thivrsd.'iyI ' ' ' evening, in honour of Commander, Mic. Milton Bell ente-rtalned M. Hiriiiarrr-ii and nlflL'Cl'5 of the,Monday evening at her cottage At French naval frigate "L'Aven- Brighton Shore in honour of Mr. cure", and Mrs. John Boyle of Chicago,

- - - lvihn left on return to their home Dr. and Mrs. J. P. l.antz enteir Thursday after I. visit with Mrs. tainrd at High P.i.x:ure.:. their Boyle's parents, Mr. And Mrs. 17'.

summer home at Kcppoch, bi'l0l'C A. Large. the dance 'Illlll'S!'l'd)' cveniizg. . .

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.I Mrs. Harold MacDonald has re- Miijor and Mrs. KCllh Ncllos of turned in GEOFSGV-OWN I199-1' Wend-

Montreal arrlvezi 0. 'l'uPSdH,V in mi; the winter in Toronto. spcriri iiie summer at Keppoi-A: ' ' ' Beach Hotcl. Mayor and Mrs. Sears Merrick - - - and their tvio children of West The marriage tank place in Point Military Academy, N. .. Pnlrna (IE Mallorca. Spain. on -'1rril'Pd by 031' 183! Woelbend 0 Thu,-sag-V, or M155-Misti.-lie Rey- spend three weeks visiting Mrs. mnr.:i, daughter of Mr. aitrl Mrs Men-ick's mother, Mrs Percy Wil- Raoiil Hcyrriioziti, nnd M: F rnidii liains. , Jaime Vidal Afrrr lllP ii'.i:i'i-axe ' ' ' careinoiiy they left on (I honey-l MI"-'5. GPOFRC MKCDOMIG and MP6- moon trip to France. Belgium and Shirley Dixvn Of Momrf-81 h8VC

Italy, and on their return uill re-lRIT1V9d f0F 3 holiday I3 Gl'e80T'5 side in Palma de Mallnrva. Among H0161. BrzICk1e.l'- .

the guests at the WP(l(ilh'.( ui',l'C '

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the l)Tl(lf's great. mint, llllfll (is-ii- M13 "nd Mix J- T- DONG End N-3' 5,-,-lily;-land, and ,, mus”, their young son, of Halifax, are from Finance. ,spenziing two weeks At Keppoch

- v - Beach Hotel. Mr. Doyle was for-

Mrs. C. H. B. Lmiizuiirtli and,m9”Y WW1 U18 Qhlflomei-0WD her d:-iiizhtcr. M155 Nnr:i,i Long. branch of the Bank of Commerce. wort-';, are spciidiitg the summer ' ' ' .1, (jrogoys Hm;-1, B;-ackicy Friends here will be interested

. . . to learn that Collisteo, winner of

Mr. and Mrs. Edward 0'31-ten-this year's Queen's Plate. run' An- cf Ottawa arrived Saturday tolmlally 115 the W00dbine R8-CC spend a fortnight at Stanhopel'T”lCk 111 TOPOMO. W86 Wed by MT- gsach km, 'l'-lalwalin Richardson, of Foxley o . .Groi-n Farms in Aurora, Ont. Mr.

M;-, and w-,,-, T, D, D,-310,5 en.lRll'hE.Fd50n is the son of the late tei't;iir.eci for a few fiicnus beforelM"- End M” H- 5- R-10h”-I'd-"0" 9,-nmem Hang-Aiiiirho resided in Charlottetown for

the dance at Gov . o u a time. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mi-ii'Ka,v of, ' ' ' Rothesay, N. B, will be flying Mr- and Mrs. Mirray Browne home from Lisbon. Portugal, on,0f Kem-V1119. N- Sn Me MT1Vm8 in

July 123,. ham-,3 593,”, smvel-51Cllal'l0Ll,ClDWn this week-end, and months abroad. Thcy visited in M” be We 5018555 01 Ml End MI!- England and on the RIVlPl'a, as Ralph Dllm0n'-- well as In Sinckhnlni with their ' '

iflrl-l2'l-IBW and daughter. Cmdr. D5 3-W5 M11 M- 5- TOWDEUW and M,-5, campbm gem”, and and their family, of Montreal. are thrtn sorts. uhcre Cmdr. S:art.li,VM3Li0m"8 3'9 K9DP00h 393011 is naval attache. HOW-

Mr. Rogers Bell left last week two children. of Toronto, arrived 70” Bm8'h8-mpibn. N Y-. Where he yr-st.er'day by air to visit her par. 15 Vls"-U18 M15 Ind M11 Joseph ants. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. LaivsonpH9n- M Inkmman . - . l Mr. and Mrs. Jack Storey of Mrs. Alan Fulton of Oshawa, T019d0- Ohifh 10” WNHEMBY On gm” acwmpamed by he, W0 return to their home After spend- daughiers, is occupying her cot-imi Uheir honeyrroon on the 1;- tage at Kepporh for the summer. 1"”ld WW1 me 10l'm91"4 DINNE- HPT parents, the Rev. Cannii H. M” "id MT-V H570” 5W”Y- 391" W Brciiiin and '.-Virs. Browne, of Ved9”- M1" s"0T9Y'3 KW"-v M11 J- ()llR'.li'l, n-re prescntly visiting her,l-74 t:V;;3;e(-gintg M15231 Icobelle gtofclf ... ienr iyricm At inner on Sunday, and Mn. John Gon- inolly entertained member: of the family in their honour on Tuesday. ,Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Holroyd of ,winsloe. also entertained them At M, mm Mrs H. R. Cm.,.umem their home, "The Oranges". nrid Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Hon-ard,i . ' E f with ihrir families, are spcndingi M11 Wm-if-011 DOVE and two ii foi'tmght. at Mnrgate Beach. lglgld-ref" "9 A95VmKhq!,0f&?U9b9C -'- - iy, mm were t laall . Ml-S Bctli McLainc of Vari- Mr Mazi Fmnm W 10m CD1- i-niivcr, Pl. C. is :ii'i'iviiig toninrrow D3Vi5- 0r "W R-- 0- 5- F- SGYIUXWY nttnr an abs.-nrc of six years, tolsecmon Mm WV” 1'1" Mm "18 visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs, p,,izuest nf her parenld, Mr. and ii. Mcbnlne. wt Stanley Bryant. Grumm St. - rs. George Veasey, R. N. enter- nr, and um J. pl L,.,,,,Vz 1”. mined for Mrs. David and her ,l'PSti-y-riqy m,,,-m,-.1 by F3, (0,. former classmates At her Apart- iiampqymrp M,,,,,,.M1' who”, iheylmnnt on Great George St. when will i'i'-Lt. Mrs. Lnitizis l')fll'('lll5, Mr.l"h5 W"-"' M h””"W W" DNBCNV nnri Mrs. R. D. Brodie. 1” WW1 5 suimbly ln!CTib9d B0” a bracelet.

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Mr. and Mrs Alex A. Mziclsaac cntcrtainod ii few friends at cock- lflil5 before the dilIli'P at Govern- mrnt vH0llSL' Tiiiiistiiiy cvcning.

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Mr. and Mrs Loiiiii Stewart en- trrtnliicd Tuesday evening at their

Dr and Mn. W. P. Prrrival of Qur-iv-r City NY? I-ipflllfllilg Lhrrp ll"”'K-t uh Sianhopr Bmich inn. Dr.

p,.,.m.a,' M10 ,5 mad M the cottage at North River in honour Prniitstmit. Edumiinn Bnnrd of M M1 Wm M11 Jail" 14- 30340- Qlll'hN”, ixill address the Rotary, . ' .

chm on Monday, i The Misses Nellie and Lily so.- . . . man have as their guest Mrs

T':c llllli'l'lRZt? trial; pi,,,.,. M A” George Finn, who is leaving Mon-

Sw.-zis Catlicdral. Halifnx, mid"-V W relum '0 ll" home 3" ,i-i,-p 359,- of Daphm. Nnrmn Blsg Greenwich, Conn, After spending .--ii, ririiighlgr of M” C, N. 5,5, A fortnight he-re.

wit and the into Mr. Bissctt, to- ' ' '

;,,,,,.- (-,.m.ge SChnhm,' R. C. Ni Mr. and Mrs. L. J. O'Connell of

Tim ((3,v'pn1()"y was W,",,.m,.d hv Montreal nrP Apending A forrtmlght'e

H, W,.,.. R”. Um” Wig W. Dans holiday at Keppooh Beach Hotel.

iiiri tiir Rev. Cnzton E M. Malom-W . . . .

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. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Mould Are M . -, v . N mm” pr"-5' (N spending A week in Nova Scotla,

Marni:--i. Full. of Exetciz . , with nor two ihilrircn, is spending mpy are 311"” M New"

thc kll.'i.f1lPl' at. Knppnph, . . .

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Mrs William Tidmarnh and her four children, of Montreal, Are spending the summer At Brighton ishnre. Dr. Tidmush will join nu family later in the month.

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; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wells of Al-

bcrton are v.s:i.ing their daugh- ter. Mrs. Gnrdon Hughes and Mr. Hughes at. Iiikerman. Arrnmpan,v- mil them are Mr. Alan Matthews of Kamloopc, B. C., formerly on tho icnchlng stuff of Prince of' Waits Collesh Mid Mm. Matthews.

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Minx Helen Farquhmriion Arrived by plane last night from Boston to spend A two weekA' vacation with Mr. And Mrs. Russell Far- quharsan, Bunbury.

Mr. and Mm. W. G. Barbour and Mr. Ami Mrs. B. H. MnccAn- mil. who spent A week in Mon- treal, arrived home Monday avg. nlng.

O C Mrd. Wilfred W'rlg.it of Souria, is spending A few dayc in the ' Oity. the guest of Mn. xmele Mr. And Mrs. Paul Fennimore Lord. ,C00Per. of Cooperstown, N. Y., in holidaying At Dalvay. . . .

, , I O I - Mrs. Donald bihmy Ind chil- dren. Donald And David, hAA re- tumeii to her home in Hllden, N. 8. having Apent the put -week

Mrs. Darrell McGuire and her daughter Joan Marie are spclidlng

the Aummci At. their cottage At with Mrs. me Simmons At North K0l7D06h- River. ,

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Mi. And Mn. W. B. Martin of Mr. And' Mn. 0. "W. Bocwnll

Ottlwn mi vlnlting the inland guests It DIl.v'Ay-by-the-sen, ' I 0

A01. Walter Fowler of Moncton, 11.3.. in-rived menu the summer At ltcppoeit nu - uimi,

ABA! Plotmafq A. . New -Oity. in visiting in VAncou-

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lave reburnld from A lsolidny trip through Ontario. While in Guelph Mr Bouwul Atundcd An Iu'lcul- ttinl oonvenldoh. i - 0 U 0

Mn. mm It. Yoilnnr of want MING. NIH-.fVIlo wu called her! ii! the nddun death of her mount. Mu. Niclrolu wmon. lo the most of but non. lliu Annie Wttoai. Price: .3: ;

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Misc Wendy 1'idmAi-in-of Han.

. smith Arid non R011- l Chi! lhartilj on A vhit

Bradshaw-O'Brien Wedding,

DILD PICKLII

i or I sprig: of dill in each Jar. Brlne- l cup salt 18-; cups vlnegu (white wine) 3 quarts water ld teaspoon powdered Alum. Bring to A ball. let cool. then pour over cucumber: and dill them. seal. Leave for 4 or 5 week: before trying them.

-5111. Arthur Ihrrin, 0'LeAry W. 1.

How Can I?

By Anne Alhley

Q. How can I improve the flavor of oatmeal? A. Adding A little sugar to the oatmeal while it is cooking, incteco of sprinkling it on At the tAble, And observe the improvement in its flavor.

Q. How can I easily adjust snap fasteners?

A. Sew on the bAil snap first. then mark the opposite Aide, where the underpart in to go with chalk. This saves time otherwise neceasuy for measuring.

Q. How can I keep Away files? A. Rub the surfaces of the rind painted wAil.s, picture frAmeA, and other Articles, with lAurel oil, And it will help keep Away the flies.

Aunt. Dr. and Mrs. P. W. Tid- malrsh, Richmond St.

A. 0 A Dr. W. E. Carson has As week- end guecta hid Amer, Mn. 1''. N. Brodie. Montreal, his nephew, Mr. Bill Brodie. Toronto. And mother nephew Mr. Fred Brodie accom- panied by Mirc. Brodie And their

two charming children, Dianne uni Neil. . 0 . Mrs. Alfred Cordell and Mn.

John Simmons and family, are spending two week: At Green Gable: Cabins, Cavendish.

. . . Mr. And Mrs. P. C. Kelly And son, Peter, Fredericton, Are visit- ing Mrs. J. l". Hobbs. They also spent A week At their summer home in Cavendish.

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Mr. And Mn. Prlnk Blair, Vir- giniA, U. S. A., and her dwzhur, Mrs. Herbert Semmec Accompan- led by her young son of Texu. U. 5. A., have Arrived to spend it few weeks with Mr. And Mn. George R. Hooper At their sum.- mer residence in stnnhope. . . .

Mr. And Mrs. WilliAm Cullen of I-larwich. England, formerly of Hope River, F. E. 1.. were recent visitors in London. England, And Wtfe registered At 1-1.2 Knighic of Saint Columbud Club, undadowng Avenue, Holland PA.rk. They lilo entertained At A luncheon. Among the guwta was Mind Lena Mchure of Charlottetown.

. . . Mr. And Mm HAi-ry R. Younkcr, with their childrai, Richard And Janet, hAve Arrived from Toronto and Are spending iihelr vacation at the Surf Cottages At Stanhope.

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Mr. And Mrs. John Bishop, PVL James And Mrs. Lynch And chll. di-en, Paul And Frederick, of -re. romp. Am visiting Mr. nod Mi-A. Frmnk Mulntyre And Mrs John Morris, Charlottetown. . . .

Ana visiting Mr. Ind Mrs. Mac- lntyre and Mn. Morris Are Very Rcv. Frederick Lynch, St. MAry'ii University. Halifax, And Father John Keenan, s.J., Halifax. . . .

Mien Mildred Harrington. is spending two week: At Keppoch Bowh Iinn. the guest of Mn. J. A. Bauregude of Montreal. m. Bnureguide will join his wife for the month of August.

0 I 0 Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Puke: of YA-rmouth. N. 8.. Are viaiting Mrii. Parker's mother, Mu. John F. when And Mr. And Mn. P. M. Nash. Charlottetown.

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Mrs. CvuAtAve Glngrua of Mon- treal, is visiting with her pay. entc, Mr. and Mn. Roy C. Mac. been of Sou:-la.

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Muicr George Hulam, Ridge- Iown, Ontario, IlTlVPd by plane on Monday to spend the summer at the home of hi: uncle, Mr. Reg- inald Haclam, Springfield. . . .

Mrs. Ken ccmpbell (nee MA.r- gnret MAcLeliAn) and son Timmy of Trenton, 0nt., Are visiting with relatives And friend: in Char- lotlctown.

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Mr. And Mn. Ron S. Henry (nee Joan McCAllumJ And bcby Ann, Michael. London. 0nt., An violi- inl Mr. And Mn. .1. W. 1. Mc- Ocllum, Wdymouth st, 0 O I

Mr. And Mn. Pi-Auk Devereux And um.-A ciilltivn of Dponcor. Hut. Also Mi-A. Devauun moth- er, Mrs. W. Hntingl, Am vlcitlng in olnrlottetcwn. gust: of Mr. and Mrs. G. J. MAddlgAn. O O 0

Mn. Joseph Davoroux. Holden; Mum, in spending A more vAcA. tion in ohnriomtown. guest of her. Amer-in-lAw, Mn. Grnld lluldigln. I , O O 0

Mr. Ohulu Dictate of Inland: IA Vi!"-int It the homdpbllr. mil Mrg. Jcmu Duh. Rcehfcrd It. 0 O I

Mn. untold Brush nil youii ”:.i:'”&;' .... ' ' V ' fl FRED AMI-'liI. lloli Oust iothwwl

tn-:il L-i visiting her IQOII. god

WAAh And dry cucumberl. scald lard. then pAck in cucumbera. Uoc ,

Jcour with flour

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Fl-tjfsgt. and Mrs. Donald Brad ding at London, England

England. The groom in the son of shaw. SPRFIEIOWH, Prince Edward

recently. O'Brien, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

shaw are seen following their wed-

The bride is the former Ann Christopher O'Brien of Brldgford, the late Mr. And Mrs. T. W. Brad- Island. -

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Last evening"; showers were wel- come, brief an they were, but those which silver-ed this afternoon, retrwhing well the thirsty fields, were to farm-folks one of the best of bequests from the ,old week, now so peacefully passing.

"Now the crops will growl" James said, obvious relief in the words. "The mangels were .

Well, I was beginning to think our seeding was something of A failure this year-and we've come to de- pend on them so for feed" for the stock. This" he nodded at that which danced on the leaves of the lawntmes and washed well the fields, "will bring tiheml This rain indeed may well mean the differ- ence between full barns and cel- lcm And. . . . fairly empty (mes if the weather had continued dry much longer. Do you know, Ellen" he offered after A silence. "Pro- vldeince is much better to folks than they deserve!" . . .

First cultivated strawberries re- ceived went by popular request into A ohortcake for supper. For

a dot of sweet cream, A magic binder favored even by thriftier housewives of the olden years in the making of pastry . . . "For the top of the pic, at any rate, Ellen"

uA. "It doesn't make so much dif- ference about the lower." She laughed . . . "Like icing or whipped cream topping, the upper crust can cover 'A multitude of' thlngc-" so strawberries the Week brought to this July child, it fruit forever associated in mind with a birth- date and A neat Christmas ring ruby-let of the little-girl years... with rose-petals iioo. And the crimson and white of the clovers in hayland: And pastures. lihruahes notes, contented herds and sheep, whitewated and black down be- side the "still waters" of brook or millAtreAn-A

To the chlldi-enA' dellgiht. this week brought within hearing and At times Aigiht, great and smaller road-making machinery. come to broaden and improve A length,of this road of bridges. From the highway which passed smartly the comor-store the present endeavour

. Better English By D. C. Williams

1. What is wrong with this sen- tence? "She perform with great Aklll on the piano."

2. What la the correct pronunci- ation of "temperament"?

8. Which one of these words is mlupelled? Pictorial. piazza, pick- Aninny, pecadlllo.

4. What does the word "inter- minable" mean? '

5. What is N word beginning with en that means "a bclng '?

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1. Say. "She plays the piann with great skill." 2. Pronounce tcm--per- A-ment. four Ayllnblca, not tem-prA- ment. 3. Peccadillo. 4. Endless. "The hours of waiting Aeemed intermin- able." 5. Entity.

Household Scrapbook

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Tho Coffee PM if the coffee dr ten poi, has a de- fectlve spout. tub 1 little butter Around the tip of it. And the liquid will pour euily vlithout running

down the Aide of the pot.

rnlnling when painting the floor of ii mom. if the huebonrd is painted the Anne color. the dmger of coil- in the budband while ' in; I be cllmlnr d to A gi-at extent. T won To clAAn tlnwdre. WIBH with hot ludl. dry it i.bomugh',y And then And crumpled

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ELLEN'S DIARY

by an Island Farmer's Wife

extends-witih many An old Aen- tinel tree-frlend of ours lost to the venture- inward. but the house on the hill, by Alderlea, and beyond though not do far 3! the lane of this place of Rob's in the road.

"Do you like the chAnge'l" we questioned with some curiosity

. one o ft-he family.

"Oh yes-in A way," he replied. "It should make better travelling for the winter-we won't have to leave our trucks At he comer . . . But. this was Always such A friendly, pretty road with its dging bushes and trees-for a while we'll find it quite bare and some of its beauty taken."

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But ruse-tixnc we have, when every spray and bush of garden dons the white, the blush of pink, the red or rose, of delecmble blos- soms. very sweet they are, with 3. verity to spread with their pet'- fume.

"I do not undexstzzzd how rode: draw

Their precious fragrance from the

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'1 only touch their petab wet with

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And know somehow they Are the mind of God".

i Until Monday - -- - Diary L - - - Good-night .

That Body of Yours

By James W. Barton. M. D.

ELECTROSHOCK TREATMENT

I write often about tho vAriouA methods of causing shock-insulin, metrazol and electric - in the treatment of cases of "odd" behav- ior. Many of us think of shock treAt- ment as A new method but there it an lntereistlng historical report, dating back to 1783. when A physic- lan, in the London Medical Journal, described during A patient of ex- treme menial excitement by giving him a large dose of cnmphcr which resulted in convulsions. This obser- vation was Apparently not followed by other physicians.

In 1933, Dr. snkel in Vienm be- gan to experiment with insulin coma. in the treatment of Achin- phrenic (double personality) And soon observed fuief improvement in mental patients who hAd thin experience of uncomclouaneu.

Following Along thue lined, Dr. Meduna in Budapest in 1985 pub- lished his results with the use of metrawl shock in mentAl treAt- ment and 1A thus known A: the "father of convulsive shock treat- ment of pcychoua." Although hi: results in schizophrenn were good it was found thAt this convulsive treatment was even more effect- ive in depi-used and maniac ctdtcs.

In 1928. in Italy. Drl. Blnl and Cerletil. A paychliitrist And A phy- siologist, tried electric Ahock method for human beings with excellent resultc. Electro-convulsive thenpy was soon Adopted the world over becauce it did not produce Any un- pleasant Aensationd in the pntlent. One great disadvnntcge of the met- razol treatment won the Anxiety produced in the pltlont during the short period between the beginning of the injection And the ActuAl.con- vulsiona when the patient lou con- Acioucnua. I Aloctrooonvulllvo ti-ntment is Adlimly III pAlnful thAn I hypodermic injection Incl, the pntldnt lam oonncloumeu when the current in Applied to the temp- let, before the min cAn regiotn

Any Adnlntionl The trombone in An ntmncly dimple procedure. The pAl.lant ll

futlng And is given quhtlu drug: such AA Aodtun. Anna! oi-'curAu immcdinuir ,bofou,. the electric

shock in ordinate itiiuculcr contraction -uflldn IIIII1 thl con on! do film ban no in ct fi-Achm. ,

DOIUHIY DIX . Teen-Age Girl's-

Worry

DlARM1BaDIx:IA.inlilyeAn old And hue Almost complain free- dom in choosing my friends. My problem 1: ant inothu insist: on leaving the porch light on when I come home from A am. It's very cmbcrrualng if my escort wAnt5 to wnlk me home or kiss me goodw nigbt. Alro. I Am expected to be homo from moat AffAii-A by 10:30.