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   Daily Gazette (Newspaper) - December 24, 1970, Xenia, Ohio                                9 THE XENIA DAILY Thursday December Helen Help YOUTH PENDULUM SWINGING FROM VIOLENCE TO APA THY By HELliN BOWEL YOUTH ASKED FOR This column Is for young ple their problems and sures their troubles and fun As with the rest of Helen Help it welcomes laughs but Won't dodge a serious question act with a general shrug when with a brush-off Send your teenage questions to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT issues arc mentioned Then he wondered H a v e drugs caused this Ye Can't we do thing right? Maybe just be we've learned hat violence only hurts our causes as in the few and that happened buildings ing October political speeches care of Helen Help Daily Gazette Dear Last year were Ing their little pointy heads and wondering what youth was them to the flop-eared Fifties when nobody squeaked and tin most excitement any college could expect was an H telephone booth The writer said we didn't even take interest in the recent elections and we seem to re- we figure we've w o n coming to all this war against war what with and violence off on campus and Seems they were scared out So now we're working more ol their skins by the long-haired quietly toward other goals but dope fiends and need time to and Vietnamization and troop pull outs though I question with their bombs and torches iget our breath etc Instead of accusing Dear Given a chance lo gel their will they Dear I'm in love with Ann But Betty Ann's best friend fell iu love with me Ann and Betty arc still good friends but n o w Ann won't speak to me because Dear The woman took one look al me and told me she didn't want boy that looked liko R girl 1 could see her point if my hair was down on my shoulders but It doesn't even cover mj ars Is there anything I can do and if so who would I ANNOYED per an editorial tilled Return to It took out after because they weren't a little ANOTHER interested again It I she apparently blames me fo Betty's misery Believe me Hel en I had n o t h i n g to do will I Betty is still trying hard to get me to the altar and I'm trying to get Ann there no hick When even your o w n girl won't you keep t h e competition down who JEFF Bear If your girl is more loyal to quietly toward other goals but her friend than she is to you hink twice about this marriage H Dear I recently inquired about job but they wouldn't even le me fill out an application be my hair was too long Yesterday I read in our why don't adults nize we're coming into the Sensible Seventies and hand out Charlotte's Sample Shop in Bellbrook Extends To You and Yours Our Very Best Wishes For A HAPPY HOLIDAY Monday thru Saturday V y y y y y y y y y- V W private employer has a right to set his or her own dress codes even they souiu silly or extreme Your o n 1 j recourse If you the job Is to cut your hair I'd suggest however that yo apply elsewhere A boss this rigid might soon become your and then you'd have a black mark against your rec ord H I This column is dedicated to living so if you're ing kid rouble or just plain trouble let Helen help YOU She will also welcome your own amusing experiences Ad- dress Helen Bottel in care oi Xenia Daily Gazette PLEASE In cor- w 1 lit author ol this column please address as Helen in care ol The Gazette Ohio This speeds the of your letter and Insures It win not be opened In The Gazette Newsroom stork club Mr and Mrs A Nathaniel itewart III 233 E Market St lave named their child ana Leone She was jorn 9 in Greene Memori- al Hospital Paternal grandparents are Mrs Ruth R Stewart Xenia and A N Stewart Jr Altadena Calif Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Henry Harris N J 35 bringing borne the Christinas tree cooking is fun AFTER XMAS SUPPER Sliced Turkey Baked Potatoes Carrots Vinaigrette Rolls Fresh Fruit Holiday Cookies CARROTS VINAIGRETTE A nutritious and savory relish 1 b a g 1 pound carrots pared 1 cup boiling water teaspoon salt Vi cup olive oil 3 tablespoons cider vinegar While pepper lo taste 1 large garlic clove peeled 1 bay leaf Minced fresh parsley if on hand Cut carrots into sticks about 3 inches long and 14 inch hick In medium saucepan boil covered with boiling water and Vi teaspoon salt turning once until tender crisp 8 lo 10 minutes Drain turn ink a ow In a small ng bowl with a fork beat er oil vinegar remaining Vj teaspoon salt and pepper add cut in half and bay eaf pour over carrots mix well Cover and refrigerate overnight Let stand at room about Vt hour be- fore serving so oil in mari- nade will flow If used sprinkle with parsley Makes 6 to 8 ngs SEW IN FASHION To put on the dog wear Fido's collar By CAMPBELL No matter how gifted or ex a woman is In sew ing at home usually the plac where she becomes is in accessorizing larly jewelry You can't mak diamonds of course but there are some Ideas worth thel weight in gems New long sinuous evening dresses currently in the new often have plunged necklines o deeply scooped a n some very New Year's are completely strapless New dog collars are Ui right complement for this loo designers have to more than precious jewels t jet the effect and so ca One h i g h f a s hi o u de signer whose collection a great stir showed many low and plunged necklines with doj collars made of Draid He used two inch wide braid tied high in the neck with single strands streaming down the back ending in beads or knots Hi dog collars were elab made by hand and i you're happy in such work you can do this too there are ready made braids available which could you duplicate the effect i not up to the self-effort There are other by of trimming which can dog collars There are two to nch wide networks of rhine stones have a simply fab effect whipped up i n t dog collars Other jewel trims already made up and often used as edgings for a garment can easily be made i n t smashing dog collars for eve ning If you want to have a del and very unique kind o dog collar try your best em designs on velve jands to be caught at the bacl with a jeweled clasp you'll fine n the findings department o Fashion Fabrics stores Or ti hem on with tasseled cords Dog collars are not strictly an evening item as new fashions ave versions of them ng up with sweater tops pants Jits or worn with afternoon resses or over the f tunic tops Some I have een and admired are leather longs knotted at intervals sometimes around bead nd tied around the neck in og collar fashion or looped round the neck and worn as with chains These knotted have a ich Peasant look with lots of harm very much in the nt mood of fashion You can nake thongs by cutting up with a razor blade suede to be found in Fashion departments or you night even have a soft suede elt you might want to try ng into thongs Leather shops ave suedes of course and you find your local maker can help you out An ingenious friend of mine a dog collar from her osh pampered poodle the was grande poodle of course if ou have a toy poodle forget MID-WINTER COAT SAL Begins SAT DEC 26 CAR COATS CASUAL JACKETS in WOOLS FURS and FUR TRIMS ALL REDUCED ENGLE FLORAL May the meaning of dove of peace fill the hearts of all men this day 289 DAYTON AVE SAVE 08 E MAIN ST Open Fri I'll Daily HOLIDAY WISHES This is the time of year when families reunite friends seek each other out and warm greetings are exchanged by all May we join he happy throng lo a joyous Noel USR your ird Master Charge Some of the ness dog collars available in luxe canine beauty shops and dog comb ly and often rated with such sifts as flour de lis hike stones in flower patterns playing card appliques etc For pampered pooch there are lots of good looking leashes in chains that could prompt a gal to use them for her own promenading Ing the leads looped around her neck or in multiples buckled around the waist as an un- usual belt There are sorts of Ideas in such canine niceties or ting on dog nnd In no- tions and trimmings ments there are equally jeweled braids and trims to needle imagination Beginning January 1 one col- umn a week of SEW IN FASHION will be devoted to questions and answers Please write Miss Campbell AP features 50 Rockefeller Plaza New York 10020 patient list REENE Mrs John Zimmer 1550 S Ave Fairborn medical Mark Xenia cute 2 surgical Daughter to Mr and Mrs lobert J Larson Crystal ake Robert Boone 8 year on of Mr and MM Clyde WSU staffer is one of seven book editors Parsons 345 Gilbert born medical George Gardiner son of Mr and Mrs Gardiner 2650 Crone Rd surgical Glenda Smith 10 Mr and Mrs Ray Smith 137 Diana Ln born medical Mrs Donald W Second St medical Mrs Robert Phelps 176 Cato Dr and son born Saturday Don Boyer 2198 Drake Dr medical FAYETTE MEMORIAL WASHINGTON Mrs Herbert Darsey medical FAIRBORN John Webb CLINTON rary consultant i t Wright State University E r v i n Pack Waynesville medical Linda M y e r s daughter of Mr and Mrs Orval Myers Port William surgical eeh appointed one of seven editors of a prospective which will be published byj he Society of Ohio Archivists The book A Guide to scripts and Archives in is slated for publication i 1972 Webb will conduct his in an area Greene County for and documents which will be of use lo Ohio Tile SOA not only intends to those archives con- in libraries and al societies but will also in- Route 2 has completed The armed forces David E Avey son of Mr and Mrs Paul Avey Xenia lude descriptions of archives maintained by institutions of rigens such as industries and civic and ice organizations The Society of Ohio Archi- was founded in 1968 to mote the exchange of ion about Ohio lo improve competence and to activities of archives nd manuscripts repositories U.S Army warrant officer flight training program While attending course Avey received a letter of commendation for ing performance He is ried to the former Katherine Heifner daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert town Avey will leave Jan 4 for a tour of duty in Vietnam CHALK INS I A CORNSTALK CAN GROW fl FROM THE WE SAY HAPPY AND LOAN   

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