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DEAR MRS. A. B. - The main Irina is to remember that this is a celebration in honor of the baby, hllowing a religious ceremony. It should not be the occasion for a wild party. You do need more human con- tacts. Try what a new sociable sport or hobby can do for you; preferably one what: pots to use your stores of physical and emo- tional energy. This way you will really find peace and a new order of things. DEAR DORIS - Would you please send me the proper eti- quette for a christening party? Mrs. A. B. Clearing The Air. DEAR CLEARING - Right. And there is still a choice to be made. But I know. many bachelors and minsters who are living balan, cod, satisfying lives, Many of our leading professional workers have found good substitutes for sexual expression; and this is called stab. timation. They have leamed to divert the energy and median they have to give, into creative channels; often chatmels ot ser- vice to mankind. MARY E. MCCAR'FHY Rules of conduct are necessary for safety to peace and order. bot if no release ot certain urges is available, thea peace and order seem to be in danger. be pleased to (Tu-rung your urban fire insurance needs With You. For move Wm tion please call: Have you rovn-wul your fire MIMI-whee N‘H‘HHY. If not, y-ru shoudd armsnrgc to bring your Wm‘lurn into line with current coats A CIA mtative would Are the standards for ltyear- dds applicable for men and wo- men of 30 or 40 years ot age? For the unmarried period there seems to be the choice of break- ing some laws, to continue being sneaky about anything sexual, or to become neutral to all attrao tion. 262 lib Street East Waterloo -- Phone 742-9624 It costs more today to buy Fotmitttms, too This is the way build- ing costs have been moving. I am 33. I work my"; mid sleep days. I have been told I should gorout with girls. Because all adults pointed to me as an example 41 virtue and intelligence, I was avoided by persons of my age group. Now DEAR DORIS - Almost too much material in available ad- vising the teen-agel- on many problems. I never had and: car portunities 15 years ago in Ger- many. Father was kind, but ab. Iolute authority. he only sex information we received was one word: 'Hhtat't." Without elaboration. Mother was "rtashiooed, loving, but not too 'ritrht.Atttteage%tsrwaa nun praised for. EVER UPWARD DEAR DORIS advice from Doris Clark Conduct for Unmarrieds The people of Greece drink tea an hour or so after dinner as a digestive. He learns by example, too - but who. is_w_riting this essay? Talents and tendencies of great promise may be stifled if he is belittied as a toddler; and it his two parents disagree he may never learn the security of know- ing where he is at. he receives no warmth, or not enough. he may never come out of his shell. "A person is seriously handi- capped by undesirable patterns established in early life." Sully The Student. DEAR s. THE S. - We know now that what happens in a child's first year of life has a tremendous influence on what he becomes. His ability to love only grows if he himself is loved; if DEAR poms L",.. We havi: ' health assignment to do. Could you please discuss the statement: There is the tradition“ white christening cake with white icing, decorated, perhaps, with baby'a initials or name. and the date. have is a beverage to drink toast; with, not necessarily alco- bolic. Baby's godfather proposes the fimt toast. to King Baby, of course. It be is old. enough the Goeetotrrtmoreodidpuiin, brief 'appearance, maybe even 'et 1yit.tett ttlp wig! cake. 18.88 to 36.88 19 King North Toronto 'reteorGdjieariii'er'sce After Dinner Drink 7.88 to 22.88 Reg. to $60.00 SEES Two Piece Reg. To $39.95 l and 2 Piece tWlliiitliitilB's PIONEER DAYS [BEBE 20% off BATHING SUITS SUMMER PURSES DUSTERS OVEREND'S N ANNE SHOP " to 10.88 Rm. to $17.00 HOUSES 743-4871 You don't have to go to Den- mark to meld something motels. Ws right here in Canada. In MTAWA. Itisttowuptothe'roronto residents to complain. But will they? They won't complain "otit Channel 3 interferes with the Buffalo channels. And when that happens there won't be one Lib- eral elected in the Toronto area in the next election. Now the Liberals are in power and the political pay-offs cm tinue, There isn't any difference between the PC's and the Liber. als. Snelgrove V was the Liberal candidate in Barrie, bot residents woohin't elect him. Liberal Party. The owners of the Barrie sta- tion, Ralph Snelgrove, Aidan Wa- ters and Geoffrey Stirling, are known to be supporters ad the Perhaps you can remember back I few years ago when the Cooservativt Government under John Diefenbaker granted a TV license to the Toronto Telegram which operates Channel 9. Every body said it was a political pay- ".88 to 25.88 owners of Barrie say there will I was wrong. The Board of Broadcast Governors in Ottawa decided to Allow CKVRTV Ghan- uel 3 Barrie to move their tower to Palgrave, which means it will now serve Toronto residents. The Electronics Industries " sociation of Crud: told the Bond that there will be interfer- ence with the reception of dun- '1hi.'tifli"iirihg PAN? suns Reg. To $45.00 bu Sale Price sss"eUtFt SPORT SHIRTS and JERSEYS 1.59 to 2.99 JAPANESE ENGINEER: Kikuo Matsuzawa. an electrical engineer for Tokyo Shibaura Electric Co. Ltd. visited the University of Waterloo recently to inspect circuit protection equipment installed in the university's central services plant. Mr. Matsuzawa is considering installing similar equipment in a $42 million pulp mill being built at Skookumehuk Creek, B.C. The mill is a joint B.C.-Japan venture which will employ 800 men and 500 loggers. The paper will be shipped to Japan. Mr. Matsuzawa, left. watches as J. S. Graham. centre, of Amalgamated Electric Corp. Ltd., the manufacturers of the equip- ment, explains the operation. Size 8 - " Reg. $1.98 - $4.00 Short Sleeve “MM?“- SPORT SHIRTS 3.39 to 5.49 19 King North Long Sleeve White Reg. $4.50 to $7.00 SHORT SLEEVE ovmno's BOY’S TOWN - MEN'S snap French Cuff his“! Collar 4.99 DRESS SHIRTS OVEREND'S PIONEER DAYS 5.00 to 24.99 SUNS and 53R! ff/ly Reg. to $39.95 Young Men's DRESS SUITS Reg. to $69.95 39.95 743-1