Image 6 of Jefferson reporter (Buechel, Ky.), April 11, 1968

IN 4-J- 1 J REPORTER, Thursday, April 11, 1368 j , 0. dm IS Just Phone 233-791- iJ'iiiiiriiiii tiii ' I ilil 11 MARRIAGE MIIDEE! V it ill .. nHH s Dear Amy: discuss it with their friends Under normal conditions I points up their own immaturity. 0 wouldn't have written you, but I can't stand to see 'nice' girls go Dear Amy: We are two young teenage boys; 'sour.' Perhaps I am still in rime to one 13 and the other 15. We are save the "Social Rejects" from also very good friends. We have going bad. I am a boy, 18 years a big problem that we would like old, and would consider it a you to solve. We both love the privilege to meet those two girls same girll Please tell us what to Ruth who call themselves "Social Redo so as not to break our friendship. jects." Dear Ruth: At statistics, I'm no expert, Puzzled Teenagers No. Why should he I Dear Teenagers: but I am sure that there are many boys who go through the It's easier to get over the The following letters reweek searching through all the girl than to break up a iterate my advice to the two friendship. Find two girls girls who wrote me and trash to find a girl with the qualiyou can like separately and fications of these two. signed themselves "Social Admirer stick together. Rejects." Well, "Social Dear Amy: Rejects," the line is formI read your column this week Address all letters to: ing on the right. Send me AMY ADAMS about the 18 year old girls who your names and addresses don't drink, smoke, take drugs, and I'll put you in touch co This Newspaper with these boys you didn't or believe in premarital sex. For a personal reply enclose a Well, I agree with these girls stamped, believe existed. and if at all possible would like Dear Amy: have been going with a 56 year old man for 16 years. He says that he loves me. When I ask if he will ever marry me, he says he is "thinking" about it. 1 love him and want to get married. I would like to know if he will ever marry me at all? 3 1 i BY AMY ADAMS I LETT'S TRUEt 1 Ucmtiy Salon PHONE Qjyuj U HE'S iiiiti m 4545044 x v " " x, t ' v LESS! n ed to have Shaped for '68 & Mrs. Douglas Merrill Is New President SHAMPOO, CUT NEW YEAR STYLE Merrill Mrs. Douglas $5.25 is the president of the Glenbrook new Woman's Club. Mrs. Jordan E. Home, Jr. is first vice-preside- nt. Use Your Master Charge is Mrs. William Trish and Mrs. Frank Coffey is recording secretary. Mrs. Gene Cassady Is treasurer. Second Appointment Not Always Necessary UMBRELLAS li Vi vice-presid- ent REPAIRED ft RECOVERED li home L Dear Amy: Yesterday when I came down to breakfast, the whole family was laughing at me. I was puzzled until I saw in my father's hand my diary with the lock broken. 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Hawthorne School won the fifth and sixth grade "A" Division championship recently in the basketball tournament held at the Highlands Branch of the YMCA. Mattie B, Luhr school won in the "B" Division, Third and fourth grade champions are: Melbourne in "A" friends now, she laughingly tells them the contents of my diary saying, "She's growing up." I don't want the friendship of my boyfriend and me publicized, but I can't make them understand I want to keep some of my thoughts and doings to myself. I've had tons Drop-I- n of confidential talks with them, but it doesn't help. Even my 10 year old brother is also telling his friends what was in my diary. Can you think of any good ideas is the A Senior Citizen Drop-I- n to stop all this? My boyfriend is newest project of the Fern Creek also infuriated about all this Community Woman's Club, and nonsense, the drop-i- n opens on Thursday, K.D.R. April 4 at 10 a.m. It will he held in the Fern Creek Community Dear K.D.R.: Building, 6108 Bardstown Road. The "tons of talks" you have A luncheon will inhad with your family has not be held at noon, and all senior stilled them with the kindness citizens are invited. and the respect they should have The drop-i- n center will be 0en I for your personal possessions. on the first and third Thursday of suggest asking your clergyman to each month, 10 a.m-- 2 p.m. It will speak to them on your behalf. offer games, crafts, sewing, art, In my opinion, it is unthinkable dramatics, choir, trips, parties for your parents to break the lock and dancing. and read the contents of your For further information, call dairy. And to laugh about it or Mrs. J. D. Maultsby, 8111 Fern Dale Road, or Mrs. Ernest Kaufman, 8800 Fern Dale Road. 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Among those admitted are: Beverly Annette Dehrle, Lawrence David Schmidt and Warren Keith Thompson, Fern Creek High School; Raymond Lamnnt ) Z Reed and Reginald Waldo Thomp-kin- s, awe waaaaaw Seneca; Marsha Lynn HamGet yourself a lucious new wig ilton, Bonnie Gail Mobley and at a price you can afford! 4 y- Clarence Michael Riffe, Southern; Francis Jerry Carrico, FEATURING THE FINEST QUALITY Mark Stephen Johnson and Roger Todd, Thomas Jefferson. LUXURIOUS HUMAN HAIR! 100 PRICE PRICE ffflP.Tfl.IT w artC& .5 By Nationwide AND IXCHANGI SA YflCA Jim Farese Honored AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS On mother calls her w vioivaiotSS I Plans For Oldsters Call New for Information 0 or 2 Out of town, dial "1" p.m. 7:30-10:3- 0 DEAR AMY and o LADIES', MEN'S, GOLF AND LAWN 705 E. MARKET reading they are sitting at home knitting, how can a meeting result? In The Minority? MUELLER UMBRELLA SHOP r their addresses. Believe me, I'd appreciate your helpfulness because I also am forced to sit at home. Sincerely yours, John S, Dear Amy: Last week I read a letter sent to you about "Social Rejects." I am 18 years old and would really like to know where to find these "Social Rejects." If theirs is the case, I guess I'm one, too, because I don'tsmoke, drink or take drugs. It pleases me to know there are some decent girls still left in this world. But my problem lies in finding them. While I'm sitting at ATMS 7C " i VJJ 3 4133 SHELBYVILLE ROAD ON THE STRIP IN ST. MATTHEWS L3 1 ITS TRUE Vl( WHAT THEY AY V ACQUT DIXIE! Cj o J