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Who Are These Women? Taylor, 57. Medical Advice -Sex Life Not Jeopardized Following A Hysterectomy Dear Consumer -Public Warned To Watch Out For 'Fly By Night' Tax Experts BY ATTY. GEN. ELLIOT RICHARDSON The new year is upon us and with it comes an old problem --Income taxes. The annual burden of filing state and federal tax returns can be considerably lightened through a ew simple precautions.

We are fortunate here in Massachusetts that we have had little difficulty with "fly- y-night" income tax consultants. Occasionally, however, a dishonest or incompetent individual hangs out his shingle. The wise consumer and taxpayer therefore will be leary of eing victimized. The Criminal division of my office presently us under investigation cases nvolving fraudulent tax returns. The chief sign to watch for the store front office which opens in January and closes on April 15.

Now it is very possible that this is a legitimate and competent individual or organization. The important consideration here is whether or not representatives of the office will be available later on in the year for advice should your tax return be questioned on either the state or federal level. I must answer for the items list- led thereon. I Under such circumstances, the taxpayer muaUy-jindijip Drug Talk Program For Parents Drugs will be the subject of a talk to be given by State Trooper Jonathan Gaylord of the State Police Criminal Investigation Bureau Monday night at 8:30 in Immaculate Conception Church Hall. The program is open to any interested par- paying more money to the government.

And to make matters worse, (hero is the adcli- Pat Gogucn, Women'i Editor ters worse, (hero is im- ional loss of timo and pay itcn burg Sentinel, Wednesday, January 8, 1969 ecessltated by a tax audit. The 7" axpayer is also subject to pro- ecution if the violations are -illful. It is important to know the ax consultant with whom youi ire dealing. Only when you leal with reliable people can ou minimize the risk of losing ent. These tax "gypsies" often offer to get the taxpayer the highest refund or-r-if he owes money--to see that he pays the least in taxes.

This may involve the listing of improper deductions. Often, the fee charged Trooper Gaylord has the assignment of investigator of the Narcotics and Harmful Drug Violations. Following his talk, the audience will have an oppor tunity to ask questions. The i was graduated from Cushing Academy, Ashburnham and attended Northeastern University in Boston He served two years in the Marines as a personal orderly to the Commander-in-Chief of the Atlantic Fleet. In 1957 he graduated from the State Police Academy in Fram ingham and since that year has been assigned to various police barracks throughout the Com monwealth.

The speaker will introduced by Alvie E. Carpen QUCHOnS. Ullcll.i LUc i-tc i a i mil uuuvcu uj by the "gypsy" is based on the president of the Immaculat ho allpeedlv "saves" Conceotion School Associatioi amount he allegedly the taxpayer. But when the IRS or the state tax department audits the taxpayer's return, the "gypsy" has disappeared, and the taxpayer alone is responsible for the statements on his return and ime and pay for a tax audit and the burden of owing additional tax money. For those who desire assis- ance in filling out their tax orms.

both the state and federal governments provide assis- ance. Last year, the state tax department alone provided 26, OOQ man hours of free taxpayers assistance. This assistance is available throughout the state. The state ax department has offices in Boston, Brockton, Fall River, Fitchburg, Hyannis, Pittsfield, Salem, Springfield and Worcester. In addition, consultants will hold one and two- day sessions in other communities for the same purpose.

Watch your local newspaper for announcement of these sessions In return, you can aid the tax department by using the forms which are mailed to you and by seeking assistance early Last year, 672,000 state returns were filed on the last filing Pearl Hill Scouts Make Bakery Visit Mothers of Junior Girl Scout Troop 758 have met with Leaders Mrs. Paul Gionet and Mrs. art Mazzilli, and were brought to date on the girls past and 'esent activities. Junior Scouts Sandra Carlson, usan Carlson and Denise Pai- onsky -were elected to repre- ent the troop in a gift giving sit to the Visiting Nurses As- ociation. They presented Mrs.

arbara Watkins of the asspcla- on with a dozen receiving lankets made by the entire roop as a service project. These ill be used at the Clinic. Troop 758 has adopted the Jillcrest Nursing Home on Summer St. This involves remem- icring the patients through vis- and projects in the coming ear. The troop sent a Christmas token in the form of.

a 'oinsetta Plant. A Christmas Party was held their last meeting. Games were played followed by carol- which is sponsoring the pro- tion Division, State House, Bos jram. By C. (Second of Three Related Columns.) of a woman, sex pregnant.

the pelvic cavity. The victim usually finds it difficult to con, i usually iiiiua it --Related doctor re-i i and may suffer from sev What are the effects of me a pap tes ere men strual cramps. Treat- day. For consumer complaints write: Attorney General Ellio Richardson, Consumer Protec ton, 02133. (727-5520) normal sex life for a married woman? A Removal of the uterus brings on a surgical menopause if the woman is not already in or past the change of life.

Neither natural nor surgical menopause means the end of any Walnut Riling Tops This Cake By CECILY BROWNSTONE AP Food Editor COMPANY DINNER Roast Leg of Lamb Potatoes Buttered Broccoli Chocolate Cake with Walnut Filling WALNUT FILLING Vt cup shelled walnuts l-3rd cup confectioners sugar Vi cup commercial sour cream Vi teaspoon vanilla the walnuts through a hand-operated rotary-cone device to grate; or grind in an electric blender. There should be cup lightly packed. Mix walnuts with sugar, sour cream and vanilla. Use as a filling for two chocolate-cake layers baked in round 8-inch pans. Frost cake with chocolate frosting.

Chill cake because filling must be re frigerated. Cervical cancer is so'. a year ofte cures the condition. women who are under Ais does not work, surgical a Pap smear before age is rarely done. About 18 months ago I had a complete hysterectomy because of cancer of the uterus.

Why does my doctor now recommend a yearly Pap smear? A You should continue to have an annual checkup including the Pap smear because cancer sometimes recurs in the tissues adjacent to the uterus that was removed. am a woman, 44. My, dbctor says that my uterus is 'j ipped and presses on my blad-i der. He says that the only cure surgery. knee-chest exercises help me? Will the menopause end the A Most cases of tipped uterus can be corrected by wearing a ring pessary.

Exercises will not help. The menopause will not affect the displacement. Surgery for this condition is rarely advisable. I have had endometriosis since I was about 15. I recently married but have not become pregnant Could my endo- mentriosis be the cause? A Endometriosis is a non- of the abnormal tissue may be advisable.

University Women Hold first Session The Northern Massachusetts Branch of the American Association of University Women held its monthly meeting.at the home of Mrs. Carol Tremblay, 290 Merriam Leominster. Final plans were discussed for its monthly meeting Jan. 29 to be held in the Faculty lounge, Thompson Hall, at Fitchburg State College, Lewis Shepherd, professor of English at Fitchburg State Col- ege, will show his creative movies of Boston and Fitchburg. Arrangements were discussed for the Fellowship Luncheon at the Fay Club on Feb.

8, and the Children's Play, "Beauty and the Beast," at May A. Gallagher Junior High School, Leominster on March 8. The AAUW cookbook still on sale. Call Mrs: Jeanne Hatch 24 Bonnydale Road, Leominster. Polly's Pointers -Club Yearbooks Make Recipe File BY POLLY CRAMER DEAR POLLY--It occurred to me that it Is a good idea to save those old club yearbooks that are soon going to be outdated and paste recipes in them.

They are all much the same size and would take very little space to file. One book could be used for one category of recipes such as salads, one for asseroles, etc. Guess I have ust found myself a newhob- and from the looks of my ecipe file it is a long overdue S. C. B.

Stadium Clearance Still In Progress featuring SKIPAHTS by Aspen Acrllan Acrylic, Nylon Stretch Washable, Permanently Creased. Beautifully Tailored in Black and Brown. Sizes 8-18 Reg, and Long Regular $24 Value Factory Priced All Hunter Merchandise Still On Sale: Princess Black Cape covers jewel- sprinkled gown worn by Britain's 18 year old Princess Anne for a London premiere. Her brother, Prince Charles, 'can be seen in background. POLLY'S Problem DEAR.POLLY--I bought a bedspread advertised as being lint-free.

It is a thermal weave and also was claimed to be machine-washable. The shedding of lint has caused me trouble ever since I bought it and is worse since it was washed. Now it Is little white balls of fan and this -clings to everything it touches. The store where the spread was purchased offered to xechange this for another kind of spread but they did not have the color I wanted. Do other people have this problem with thermal weave bedspreads or blankets and what do they DEAR POLLY-After Christmas, when I am packing de- corationSj tree lights and so on I write on my calendar on Nov- ember of the coming year a the items like paper, light bulb that will be needed fo next Christmas.

When Chris mas items are on sale, I ca tell at a glance what is needeo without unpacking DEAR POLLY--The answe for Mrs. W. E. M. is "Yes, water from a dehumidifier also removes dust from the air, it is preferable to first filter the water through a piece of firm material.

An alternative treatment would be to allow this water to tand for a few days in a gal- on-sized plastic milk jug. When he water is distilled the pure water is collected and the minerals are left I. You will receive a dollar if uses your favorite homemaking idea, Polly's Problem or solution to a problem. Vrite Polly in care of Fitchburg Sentinel. Know-how makes the job easy.

There are dozens of clever imesavers in Polly's new book. ITCiAV ng and a Yankee swap. Christmas skits were presented by the four patrols. The "Honey- dipper 5 was presented by Pa-, rol Leader, Ann Poirier assisted by Susan Maki, Pamela Mazzilli, Cindy Maki, and Susan Augustine. "Good Gals" was resented by Patrol Leader, Wanda Mattila with Valerie Gionet, Lisa Mattila, Delia Courtemanche, Ellen Coombs and Sandra Carlson.

"Sun Flower Sisters" was led by Patrol Leader Anita Brown with Adele Thibert, Melanie Weeks, Millea, Daren Bourgault and Denise Paiwonsky taking part. Patrol Four, known as "The Six Green Working Caps," had as participants Patrol Lead er Kathy Aruo and Stephanie Bicoulis, Cairo All, Lisa Morris, Susan Marcil and Susan Carlson. on the troop's Christmas service project. They made stuffed animals and donated clothes. With the completion of j-oops various service programs, Mrs.

Gionet and Mrs. Maziilli will assist the girls in earning their Proficiency Badges with emphasis on the Sigh of the Arrow of the Star, which gives the girts form and purpose to the Junior Age Level of Girl Scouting. Troop 755 Junior Girl Scouts made Life Saver dolli which were taken to the patients in the children's ward at Burbank Hospital for Christmas. Brownie Troop 666 visited the Co-operative Bakery and Creamery during the school vacation. On the tour they observed the various modern machinery used in making pastry and saw how Danish Pastry is made and shaped.

Then they watched the bread slicing operation. At the creamery they were shown how the milk is poured Into cartons. Stephanie Biraulis portrayec Santa Claus and had charge of distributing the gifts. A play depictisg the Firs Christmas was enacted by Charlotte Millea, Valerie Gio Old Polish Furniture woods and leathers! like air live matter, To get it, send name, pores in their surface with zip code and 75 It is important to keep; (in i or to I them clean, just as you do' Just Arrived Will Be in Store Only For SPECIAL SALE thurs. Fri.

Sal-. Missys' Untrimmed R.R.LeBlanc Takes Bride fn Florida ORLANDO, Patricia Lois Freligh, daughter of Mrs. Hilda D. Johnson of Orlando, and Richard R. LeBlanc, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Francis J. Lafosse, of Leominster, were united In marriage in a ceremony performed at Reformation Lutheran Church by Rev. Paul W. Bergstresser.

It was a double-ring ceremony. The was given in marriage, by her uncle, Walter G. Burger, of Kingston, N.Y. The maid-of-honor was Miss Janet of Kingston, N. a cousin of the bride.

The bridesmaids were Miss Diane Will, a cousin of the bride, Charlotte Mulea, yaiene uio 7 a Raton net, Kathy Arvo, Aiiika Brown, Boca Cairo Alii Sandra Carlson, Ka- Kathleen LeBlanc ren Bourgault and Adele Thibert. They were coached Assistant Leader Mrs. Carl Mazzilli. Thank you notes have been MI.I,..,I received by the Troop from the! gr tt a n' Fort Devens-Red Cross flits' 0 Clearwater, and Fran- Kathleen LeBlanc, a sister o( PriscUla Cahours. Best man was Jamie LeBlanc, brother of the bridegroom.

Serving as ushers were David LeBlanc, a brother of the for the soldiers at the was held after- for the soldiers at the Hospital. --Also from Children's Aid and hTM" 1 hull. Thp hririfi and bridecroom Family Service for work done POLLY'S 0 AK I POINTERS, Fitchburg Sentinel, 4958, Chicago, -HI. P.O. Box 60680.

your own skin, furniture polish Remove before The bride and bridegroom left on a wedding trip to Belleville, 111., where the bridegroom is -a sergeant stationed at Air Force Base. Tha cdflple will make then- home there: The bjide graduated from.Qt_ lando High School, and Seminole, Junior College, Sanford. The bridegroom is a 1964 graduate of Leominster High School, plying new. Use a cleaner and attended Fitchburg Stata suitable to fine woods. College.

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This is your only change to take advantage of these terrific savings. 458 MAIN STREET January Clearance! Boys' Famous Brand 1 CORDUROY TROUSERS Sizes: 5 1 2 Beys' SKI PANTS Sixes: 16-18 Only. Formerly $15 PRICE Children's SWEATSHIRTS Sizes: 2, 4, 6 Price SLACK SETS Sizes: 3 1 4 OFF Girls' Sleeveless NYLON SHELLS Sizes 4-12 FISHNET TIGHTS Reg. 2.69 NOW JtiddiiL Shop, 391 MAIN STREET.