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LAUDERDALE * Mention The Voice When You're Shopping ITV" PAYS HOT PROPERTIES «HTH5&UCe. COMPACT I 25*/MILLION (N SALARIES f IAMMUAUV. FOR NtfTWOWONcS; } NO WOMDtRTHEV &er SUCH aoop MILEAGE. < SYSTEM OF Awm .GETS G£NIUS RESULTS fROM ANY- ONE WHOCAkT COUNT TO II HE MOST BC A HE6OTAN"A" IN WATSON'S RESTAURANT Located At 82nd Sf. & N.E. 2nd Ave. In Little River Owned and operated by DALE WATSON, open for lunch and dinner. WATSON'S offers 24 entrees, moderately priced. All meats are U.S. Choice, nothing frozen, everything fresh — fresh chicken, fresh fish, fresh vegetables. All baking done on premises. Take your family to WATSON'S for wholesome and moderately priced food. Prices range from 97c for their special dinner and up. You'll like this famous restaurant. Try Watson's famous whipped cream pies — 25c per portion. OFFICERS CHARLES H. ALCOCK PRESIDENT MICHAEL O. O'NEIL FIRST VICE PRESIDENT NORMAN W. LEWIS EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT THE 5OULEVARD CHAIPS N£W APD1TIOM TO MATER- 'Gay Nineties FestivaV Slated In Gables CORAL GABLES — Little Flower parish will hold a "Gay REALTY TMADIU InAKIn INSURANCE SERVICE SERVING THrPALM BEACHES SINCE 1925 1517 So. Dixie — West Palm Beach Phone TE 2-5176 250 Royal Palm Way — Palm Beach Phone TE 2-6244 Nineties Festival" on the school grounds, Feb. 9 and 10, starting at 1 p.m. on both days. A Latin American supper will be served on Thursday with a costume parade at 7:30 p.irn A fish dinner will be served on Friday, followed by dancing and entertainment. Ladies' Sportswear — Lingerie! Infants, Girls & Boys up to size 16 ARGE'S APPAREL 16335 W. Dixie Hwy. 19547 H.W. 2nd Ave. Wl 7-5142 The Airport Bank Of Miami —•—— Concourse 4. International Airport _____ M——I—••_•••• • . ••———_—_—• Complete Banking Services For Airline" Personnel And The Greater Miami. Area. Free Parking, upper ramp. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. ; voim ,a»By Doris R, Peters High Schooler Requests Advice On Social Life Dear Doris: I am n and a senior in high school. My question is; how ojten should a fellow my age be allowed to date, go to dances, parties, etc. Joe All work and no play makes. Joe a dull boy! As a senior you should be able to schedule your time so that all aspects of life; school, work, prayer — and recreation — get their share. Many seniors budget time so week ends are free. Most school and church dances are on Friday nights, and most games on Saturday afterntoons. . ' However, in planning your social life be realistic. Don't try to attend every dance or every game. Some you'll want to skip. For others you'll need to budget your finances as well as your time. Much of the joy of living depends on how well you get along with others. And parties, dances, sports, etc. help young men develop this skill of "getting along." They also need new experiences to keep growing. Group experiences in high school help develop their social maturity, a vital part of a really mature individual. So budget your time Joe, to include social activities. Discuss it with your parents. And get a teacher or priest to help convince them, if necessary. * • * Dear Doris: I'm a junior, in high .school and don't know where to turn. Sometimes I think I would like to go to college and be a teacher and then I think about getting married and having a family. But still other ideas enter my head like becoming a nun or working p*r.^a business firm. ihave{ n reading books, getting—a'dvice and taking tests to try ' to find the answer. Each time I think I have the answer I start all over again trying to decide. Lots of people* tell me I have good qualities for each field. ' Confused You're trying too hard and getting over anxious. Anxiety about a state of life can be an impediment to a wise choice. This appears to be so in your case. Strive to become less intense. When you slow down and relax you will look at things in their proper perspective and no longer be confused. Don't listen to "lots of people." They will only add to your confusion. Get advice from a priest, or a teacher or counselor in school; one who really knows you, your interests and abilities. Continue to investigate the different fields but go about it systematically and without becoming anxious. Take advantage of the opportunities offered at school; career days, library, the guidance counselor and others. You might even try a part time job. This won't be the job you'll keep, or even the field you will enter but it will afford you a first hand knowledge of the world of work. Since you are a junior you still have a year and a half to make a decision. Don't try to settle it now; don't try to settle it by yourself. Turn to the Blessed Mother and pray. Say one Hail Mary a day asking her help. Put it in her hands. It will work out in time. 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