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“WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1968.
. You told hor it was “highly tmprobable,”?
of Podiatry,
from. fingernail bi
a child to
readers who are (or have been) toenail hiters,
i
Mire.
DEAR ANN LANDERS:.
“Was
5 to my
i . dollar,
When the child
talked “him into’
time a kid has one she gives him two quarters for it,
] consider this teacher a
do something about it,
first and get your opinion,
CROOKED TEACHERS’
«REAR ANN LANDERS: T have a big house, lots of rela- -
fi tives “and I like to cook, P also like to clean up the kitchen my
| “help” me clear
: but they act Uke they
i righ Ghioping my dishes, cracking ~
q scratching my ¢ and putting things a
i where I can’t find them, a ; ny
"Last night two: “helpers almost drove me nuts, My
cousin threw a beautiful piece of meat into the garbage before:
q I could stop her, Her sisterthentook it upon herself to “clean
j | out*!-my refrigerator and get rid of the things that were taking
Own Way,
the: table
ara :deaf, | They go right ahead, chipping
my glassware,
T’ve begged my relatives not to
and ‘wash and dry the dishes,
up;toc much space, ;
- Sh2Pléage Ann, tell people to take the hostess?
when ‘she says she'd rather do it herself,
“HELPED
DEAR OVER: Your problem is that
it comes out sounding like “maybe”
say but how you say it that carries th
essage
or
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“ingrown toenails
- often caused by.
__ biting. one’s toes.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: -1 am/witting in ‘regard to your |
comment to the mother who yas concerned because she gus".
fingernail-biting con of biting his toenails as well. -
You: are wrong about this! Ann Landers, As chatrman‘
of the Department of Clinical Surgery of the Ohio College
I can tell-you that chewing the toenails isnot
. uncommon. What’s more {t can and does cause Ingrown toe-"
nails, Toenail biting is a nervous habit and not very different”.
’ iting, except It would be highly unlikely fdr .
bite his toenalls at the aupper table ~ DR, H,J.5,
g! ‘ DEAR DR: Within five days of the appearance of “Con
. corned Mother’s’* letter. I received over. 500 letters from .
f ( } Tt was a shock,
' to say the least, to learn that toenail biting is such a popular
; . indoor sport, T have put my foot in my mouth on Several oc-
ff . casiona, but never to bite ato ee
WOES, in a hurry this morning
and didn't have change for my child’a lunch money 80 I went
husband’s coin collection and took a Kennedy half-
eamé from school he told me his teacher
taking iwo quarters for the. 50 cent plece,
“She is always looking for half-dollars,’? he said, “Every
conniving crook and I'd like to
My husband suggested I check with you
Do you agree? — COMMITTEE
OF ONE TO PROTECT INNOCENT CHILDREN. AGAINST
word for it
Thanks —OVER-
when you say “no”
Often it's not what you
| with sleeves of lace,
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5 |. Anke Claus wed Foppe B, .Ven-
Mr. and Mrs, Henry Claus, The
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A, Venema,
“ Rev. Vernon Luchies conduct-
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.. Glven in marriage by her fa-
| ther, the bride wore a floor len
gth gown of white neau de soia
Her head
piece was held inplace with white
roses, She carried a bouquet
of pink baby roses and white
friesias with lace streamers,
The bridesmaids, Miss Audrey
Troelstra, cousin of the bride,
and Miss Margaret Claus, sister
of {ie liridé; ‘wore identical floor
length ‘dresses of pink peau de
sole, They carrled bouquets of
yellow and white mums and white
freesias, :
The flower girl, Miss Joanne
Claus, a sister of the bride,
wore a short pink dress of peau
de-sole and carried a hasket of
white and yellow mums and white
’ Mr, Jake Friesen was best man
and guests were ushered to the
pews by Martin Contant and Nico
Seinen, . .
A reception, complete withture
key dinner, followed at the Blue
Gables Motel. Thirty-five guests
were In attendance. Chris Troel-
stra was master of ceremonies
A toast to the bride was pro-
posed by the best man and res-
ponded to by the groom.
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Out of town guests atthe wed-
ding were Mr. and Me, He Duur-
sma, Mr, and Mrs, J, Boon.
Anka Claus weds
Foppe Venema
ema in an evening ceremony at
: Christian Reformed Church, May
"The bride is the daughter of
| motion and Development for Par-
| psychedelic minizbloomers come
jin.
-:-} young ladies hate tohit the courts
Jin: the
| bloomers that have embarrassed | 9.
“Jever..since sports became an
+4, Antegral part of high school and
_| college activities,
1 2Mre, Waller has produced a
‘| batth of psychedelic uniforms to -
They were/B...- >
schools: and fitness classes and
;| were an instant hit with the girls
'} as’ well as any male specta-
--| tors who happened to be on hand,
who go skling,’’ she said, ‘'Plenty | f
stra, Mrs, 0, VanBarneveld and
Mr, Peter VanBarneveld,
Mr. and Mrs, Venema will
make thelr home in Terrace,
pidieheitn nates reper
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Psychedelic
mini-bloomeys
‘for ball game?
VANCOUVER (CP) ~Would
you believe psychedelic mini-
bloomers.. for the discerning
gymnasium volleyballer who has
everything?
- Well, that’s where it's at as
‘far as Myra Waller is concerned, ;
She says the female volleyballer
of the future will be clad in
tunics of phosphorescent pint,
delicate. hues of blue, garish
greens and profuse purples. ‘
Mrs, Waller’ says it’s all part
of a plan.toget more young people
involved in athletics by making
sports more attractive,
She and insurance executive
Bob Freeze are using a $5,200
National Fitness Conneil grant to
study the most efficient means
of getting the affluent, flabby but
fashion-conscious society to take
“Study of Factors for the Pro.
ticipation in a Specific Athletic
Activity"’ —-SFPDPSAA for short
—is the name of their project,
“Streamline it, package it at-
tractively and sell it,”’ says Mrs,
Waller, . .
Packaging —that's where the
Mrs. Waller says most
dumpty potato-sack
millions of North Americangiris
prove-her . point.
taken.-to “community . centres,
“Look-at girls in stretch pants
of girls buy them because they
go skiing to be seen — and plenty
of men‘go skiing to see thegirls..
“Then look at volleyball, How
many boys go tovolleybal! games | fl
to look at the girls?”
" ‘The following births were re-
coaed in Mills Memorial Hos~
“Mr. and Mra, Randal Newman, |
oo]. MreandMrs, Ronald Campbell; |
Mayi2,aboy, 0 Tt Hf
May 13, a boy,
May 16
Births
Mi and: Mrs, Buck Bancock,
Mr, ‘and Mra," Alfred Wiens,
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ato manage an allowance naid on
4) for a child’s needs. The amount
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By JEAN SHARP“. | A alismonth: review stonld bol ggpecially when a child fa yung, [2h
a compllened past oe cane ad tag neh Stal he ibe @ got ‘te, ot the
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If he spends all his money at
once, in spite of having made a |
list of,expenses for a week, the-
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