DEAR SALLY
BY SALLY SHAW
DEAR SALLY: We are con
cerned about our 16-year-old
„ daughter, she is a very pretty
Kiri, very neat in appearance,
ami very popular. But what
drives us almost mad is hei
'constant pitch for compli
ments. she is always asking us,
‘■How u I look ?” “Do you like
n:v hail this way ” “Do you
think my figure is all right,
or am I too thin?” And so on
ami on ad infinitum. My hus-
L band thinks she is too much
Mfewressed •vith her own good
aMSBBk •’ uldt.'t add
’ :i. ’ < ••• tiic
; . iks. 'Ah .1 d . ■ on s.i'. \
|^B FnsAS
Hr
tour .laughter would not lie
f pit chi; so your compliments
7 if • h v 1 . not starved for i>-
assm anc<•„ I’n sure that if you
tried c- inpliinenting her be
j, ,ic bt in” asked, it would stop
!;<•! fishir.a . . .and she would
!■■ niiir! happier, too. be cause
unsolieit'-d praise means ever
so m.ucl. more.
Dt \R SAL I Y: I’m a widow of
X I i hav< b. en dating regu
larly with a \< ry attractive
bachelor of >2 foi th • past two
years, lb- keep-, claiming that
in- lov. s : . , dates no other
worn.' m h, s never even
hime<! In . .tin. ct of mati i
mon\ --v hIH. is nerv.'-v. rack
ing to sa'. the least. Do You
think 1 havths righttoaskhim
franklv where, if anywhere,
' e’rc it!. led*. IN THL DARK
IN THE D/
DEAR IN Till DARK: Indeed
you do. Maybe such a question
will prove all he needs to spur
him into positive action. If on
Your Weekly Horoscope
May 6 through May 12, 1971
ARIES (March 21-April 19): Spontaneity is key
word for week ahead, Ari. And very often, the true
test of honesty is spontaneity. You will experience
an overflow of emotion before fifth day. Rejoice,
and allow impulse to lead you. Last two days of
week may find you worn to a nub.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Desire to confess
old sins will be strong on first day of week, Taurus
Just be careful to whom you do your confessing
Tensions and stress will rob you of your strength if
you're not careful. Hit the sack early every night
this week, baby. And pass up that extra goody.
Whatever it may he. Your energies will be needed
next week
GEMINI (May 21 -June 20): Though your sign is
that of The Twins, Gem, still there are more than
two sides to your nature. In fact, you have many
facets And in the week ahead, you should shine
and sparkle like the jewel you really are All in ail
a other ritzy week
CANCER (May 21-June 20): New person op
pears on the scene. Friendship will be offered
Smile a lot but don't gush Message clears as week
progresses.
LEO (July 23 August 22): Active social week for
Leo As usual And if you are on average Leo, you
or s anything but average You are almost always
physically and emotionally superior to those about
you Good week to put original ideas into action.
S get of* of that fancy fanny of yours and yet in . >
gear.
VIRGO (August 23 September 22): First read
• hat Olga has to say to Taurus A good deal of the
advice goes for you too, Virg In addition, you
should strive not to appear prissy to new individual
or scene. This attitude could put cold water on pas
able friendship which may flower. On last day of
week, go play in the clover.
LIBRA (September 23-Ocfober 22)- Gentle, in
tuitive l ibra is scheduled for a yummy week Long
awaited message should come through. Money
matters improve and energy should zoom. Pisces
individual may enter picture, and end up playing
key role
SCORPIO (October 23 November 21): Fearless
Scorp, you will forge ahead in coming week and
attain longed for goal. With a little help from your
friends Especially one who is a Tourus-on-the-cusp
' of Gem. You, Scorp, are usually intensely interested
in the occult. That is, when you ore not thinking
about sex Which is most of the time. Week ends
on note of “C" for confidence.
SAGITTARIUS (November 22-Decernber 2 1):
That which is most unorthodox will appeal to you in
week ahead You won't give a fig for convention.
Conservative member of family may try to tame
you. An impossible task. When you settle down, it
will be on your own terms.
CAPRICORN (December 22-January 19): Listen
in days ahead, Cap. Keep your ear tuned to the
way close associate turns a phrase Absorb
rhythms. Try to be brave enough to stick to your
convictions You have untapped oil. Others know
your worth. Do you?
AQUARIUS (January 2 0-February 18). In spite
of the spring weather, week ahead will be more-or
less blah for Aquari. Sorry about that, love, but old
Olga must call the shots as she sees them. How
kever, by last day of week, romance may peak
' around the comer. One sentence in message to
Cap applies to Aquari, also. Hunt for it. Can you
guess which one?
PISCES (February 19-March 20): Tra-la, tra-10.
Bays ahead are full of unexpected nice things for
Olga's little fishes. You've had your bad days late
|» ( Pisces my pet, but now you can look forward to
mm*k of fun and games.
the other hand it h• - ’ln .pi • -
site effect, at i. .u-t u i’ll kn. v
f. >r sure wlier- von st .. ..i d
can then govern >.ni s> .i .< -
cordingly.
DEAR SI 1V; I’m ■ on; ~
man who is in a b.u.h *.nd
awkard predicatin'!:* '.can-,
of my fiancee’s fallu-r ;
tile past several has
put the bite on me loi . mm -
her of little cash loans - -
here and - 10 the; • —a ;d the
total lias now ; eaeheii s ej.
with no sign or hint ol : epay
ment. l‘m sure that ii his wile
and daughtei kn. v, about the 1
■ ould be hoirified. H< nil
guy Otherwise, but ait In M 1.1
realize his finances are em <■-
what limited, still this dial
on my own finances ur.com
fortai.de to me. I would.:: t t ec
iate vour .•vie, ,v ■_
TOR. Hi !
Dr ar ovi R-romr i -
I’rot.ably you’ll ha to chalk
up tin . you’re ~lr> ad;
h.itid 1 i to hi:. . a lov - . | -it
doi:’ ! add ' mo:. t- it. If he
attempts to put the bit* on you
a, ain, t. II bin ■ u*; • orry,
but it’s impos-n .■ .. . : .tthe
S7O he ’■■ already ■ on for
lias put too lii .. ■!••..I i; our
budget.
DEAR SALLY: I kv.e been
going with, a v. 'ud-rt.il voting
man for almos 1 . .uni had
been planning to give him a
blazer for his birthdu . My
parents, h- ■> . -r, , this
would not be in good taste,
that unless a girl is married
to a man she must not give
him any items of clothing.
What do you sa , on this subject.
SIS.
! i : Times have
.ha i, t. d.e, it’s en
• i pt.i'nle for a girl
'!■ ■ : • oine with a man
...s .in as ou have to gift
hin s.rtorially.
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Corner
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i .' any VA office
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.any restoration oi entitlement,
t he GI loan on the property must
have been paid In full, or the VA
must otherwise have been re
lieved of liability under the
guaranty.
Q--1 have a rather laigeuiv
idend accumulation on deposit
with the VA insurance service.
May I withdraw it?
A—Yes. You mav withdraw
all, or any part of the accumu
lated dividends.
Q —Several years ago, my
“old law” pension termi
nated t>ecause my annual in
come exceeded $1,600. I under
stand that the income limitation
for a single veteran has been
increased to $1,900. Can I be
reinstated under the “old law”
since my income is now with
in this limit?
A--Y’es. A change in the law
which became effective on Jan,
1, 1971, increased the income
limit to $1,900, Any veteran
whose pension was terminated
after July 1, 1960, because of
excessive income may now re
qualify under the new income
limit, provided he has not e~
lected to receive “new law”
pension.
*# * *
Asking the question is
much easier than finding the
right answer.
NCSA Has
Engaged 2
For Seminars
WINSTON-SALEM - Janos
Starker, cellist, and Josef Gin
gold, violinist, will present
monthly repertory seminars at
the North Carolina School of the
Arts next year, according to an
announcement made last w’eek
Robert W'ard, President of the
School. Both Starker and Gin
gold hold the title of Distin
guished Professor of Music at
Indiana University, Blooming
ton Indiana.
In making the announcement,
Ward said, “NicholasHar
sayni, the newly appointed Dean
of the School of Music has of
course made recommendations
in the area of repertory
seminars for the coming school
year. When he advised us that
Messrs. Starker and Gingold,
his colleagues of long standing,
might be interested in an affil
iation with our school, I of
course encouraged the invi
tation since they are two of the
world’s most outstanding
teacher-performers. Their
presence as they present their
repertory seminars to our stu
dents will be a stimulation of
Immense value.”
“LOMEPA OF THE WEEK” - Mrs. Delores H. Clements, left, president
of the Lomepa Club, Pledge Club of lota Phi Lambda Sorority, Inc., which
is a national organization for Business and Professional Women was
selected Lomepa of the Week bv her fellow club members. The members
of the Lomepa Club will become charter members of the Raleigh Grad
uate Chapter of lota Phi Lambda Sorority, inc. in the near future. Mrs.
Clements is secretary to the Associate Dean of Students for Men’s Af
fairs at Shaw University. Pictured with Mrs. Clements is Miss Maggie
Mooring, student, Shaw University, right.
THE CAROLINIAN
RALEIGH. N. C., SATURDAY, MAY J»7t
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