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Dear Ann Landers: There
comes a time when each of us
has reached the limit of his
endurance-when we can take
no more, My time has come so I
am writing to Ann Landers.

Tam a planist-organist, For
years I've played for weddings,
funerals, anniversary
celebrations, testimonial
dinners, confirmations — just
name it and I've supplied the
music. My bureau drawers and
closet shelves are loaded with
handkerchiefs (ail lace - no
place to blow a nose), hand-
painted vases, homemade
Jewelry and assorted pieces of
junk. i have paid babysitters,
driven hundreds of miles and
put in dozens of hours
rehearsing as. well as per-
forming.

Everyone says, ‘Your music
made the event ~” or, “You set
the tone, created the mood --'
High priase, to be sure, but
after all is said and done there is
no substitute for money.

I hope every person who
reads your column, will offer

Ann

Landers

For the past several years we.

have had separate bedrooms.
Our marriage is a phony and we
both know it. I’m sure things
would have been different if he
had had that operation when I
begged him to. 'There’s nothing
you can do for me, Ann Lan-
ders, but I hope you'll print this
letter so some of the sissy men

out there will see and get smart. -

Peoria

Dear P.: I'msorry you didn’t
write to me 15 years ago. I
would have told you to take your
Marine to the family doctor for
achat. Many husbands who
fear this surgery invariably
change their minds after they

‘have talked to a physician an i
received reassurance.
‘Ignorance and fear are the twirg!
culprits here. I'm sorry for ya
both. Even though your child
bearing days are over, your s
life need not be. Consider)’
counseling, with or without mall
nt can’t burt — and it might

help.

TERRIBLE WINTER . :
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CASH to the musician who
“makes the event, sets the tone
and creates the mood” and not

Stewart Brown, Bert Goulet, Jack O'Connell,
Hank Barg, Angus Conchie, Ken Kerr and Wally
Swanson.

Boglund, Derek Hales, 2nd Row (left to right)
Harry Roger, Jack Hill, Ernie Hainstock, Bill
Young, Bill Hood 3rd Row (left to right);

HERE'S THE 1971 executive of the Canadian
Legion of Terrace, Branch 13. Front row (left to
right) Tom Kenna, William Griffiths, Poul

A “HAPPY POSE, following the installation of officers for the
Ladies Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion Branch 13 was made
by, Front row (left to right): Olga Waselowich, Billy Stickney of
Kitimat, Eve Melnyk, Marg Potter, Betty Gair, Freddie Letwin.
Back rew (left to right): Bey, Dickie, Dorothy Fairclough,
Dorothy Sheasby, Byri Peterson and Pat MacDonald.

At The
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BY CLAUDETTE
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Shut Up And Eat

Your Snowshoes

by Jack Douglas
C. P. Putnam’s Sons

Jack Douglas writes gags tor
Rowan and Martin and other
comics, which should give you
an idea of the serious nature of
this book.

Seeking emancipation from
the rat race of life in suburban
Connecticut with its commuter
train schedules, weekend
cocktail parties, and rising
taxes, Jack buys anisland home
ip northern Ontario.

. With naieve hope he relocates
“along with his Japanese wife,
Reiko, his six-year old son
Bobby, @ pet wolf and a cougar
only to find his isolated haven
beset by other aggravations --
swamp instead of roads, 60
below winter weather, and a
scheming caretaker with an
unabridged encyclopedia of
imaginary ailments to choose
from whenever work is men-
tioned.

Though every bit as hilarious
as his earlier books,
Huckleberry Hashimoto and
_ The Neighbors are Scaring My
"Wolf; this one.is marred ‘by the

liberal use of. needless’

profanity, which makes it off
* limits to young teenagers, .- .
It's a-Wise Woodsman
Who Knows What's
Biting Him’
by Richard Frisbie
-. Doubleday and Company

» Known: for his’ humorous .

7 articles, Richard Frisbie adds.

* to -his' reputation at the same.
. time giving factual advice: on.

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‘print this, —Dizzy Fingers

” Dear Dizzy: Here it is -- with
an added word to you from
“Angel.” The problem can be
eliminated by one frank sen-
tence. When a musician is
asked to provide music he
should say, “I'd be happy to but
I’m charging now —-” and name
the fee.

Dear Ann Landers: The
woman who wrote to say she is
proud of her husband because
he had a vasectomy has every
right to be. Not every man will
do this for his wife.

My husband is a World War II
veteran. He was a Marine. To
listen to him talk you'd think he
fought the battle of Guadacanal
by himself. Yet when I asked
him 15 years ago to have the
operation he refused -- said I
had no right to put him through
that. He didn’t mind putting
ME through six diffidult
pregnancies, however.

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