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* PAGE 10 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 22. 1978 Hold Second All American Girl Pageant Illinois' second annual All- American Girl pageant will be held in Peoria July 21-23, at the Peoria Hilton hotel. Pageant officials are inviting girls from the ages of 3 to 26 to enter one of the five following categories: All American Tot, ages 3-6; All American Little Miss, ages 7-9; All American Miss, ages 10-12, All American Teen, ages 13-17; and the All American Girl, ages 17-26. An All American Girl will be crowned in each category. The winners will receive trophy, crown, banner, and entrance to the All American Girl national finals to be held in Peoria in August In addition, a talent winner will be selected from each category and will be allowed to participate in the national finals as a candidate at-large Awards will also be presented for the best in dance, voice, instrumental music, baton, drama, and gymnastics or acrobatics. For further information, write All American Girl Pageant, P.O. Drawer 1630, Dothan, Ala., 36302 State your age on inquiry. Easter Seal Stroke Club Seeks Officers The monthly meeting of the Easter Seal Stroke club will be held at the Easter Seal Therapy center, 708 Washington street, Woodstock, Friday, Feb. 24, at 1:30 p.nf. Candidates are needed for president, secretary and treasurer. This month the Stroke club will feature Michael L. Hart- man from H.C. Electronics, Inc. He will talk about a new device for non-verbal and non- vocal people. If a strike has left speech difficulties this portable unit may be helpful. | SERVICE NEWS I Gunner's Mate Rank Assigned Local Navy Man Navy Gunner's Mate Richard A. Tripp, son of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Tripp of 802 Ringwood road, McHenry, has been promoted to his present rank while serving aboard the guided missile cruiser USS Biddle, homeported in Norfolk, Va. Navyman Tripp joined the Navy in November of 1975. iohow to become ac SB mi How To Handle Dentist Complaints If a person thinks he has been unfairly treated by his dentist, he can do something about it. Usually when a patient carefully selects a family dentist and always discusses fees before treatments, he can expect to have a long-lasting, good relationship with that dentist. However, even in the best of patient-dentist rela­ tionships, problems may arise. The first step in such a situation is to let the dentist know that a problem exists, according to a booklet recent­ ly published by the American Dental Association. Very often a "grievance" turns out to be merely a matter of bad communication between den­ tist and patient. Most dentists, the Associa­ tion said, sincerely want to know when patients are dis­ satisfied with treatment so that they can correct the situation. Even expertly ad­ ministrated care may fail to achieve expected results, in which case the dentist will want to re-administer treat­ ment, use an alternate pro­ cedure or call in a consulting dentist. If the patient and den­ tist cannot resolve the problem, then the dental society's peer review pro­ cedures are available to mediate and find a solu­ tion that is agreeable to both parties. This and other matters important to consumers are explained in the booklet, Now to Become a Wise Dental Consumer. A free copy may be obtained by writing the American Dental Association, Dept. P, 211 E. Chicago Ave., Chicago, 111. 60611. Women and Marriage "Four long years of college." sighed the girl graduate, "and who has it got me!" An un­ married girl is like a baseball player--always trying to turn a single into a double. She didn't want to marry him for his money, but she couldn't figure out any other way to get it. 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