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Advice to women drivers

If all else fails,
don’t panic, scream

Attacks on women drivers are
crimes of chance— combinations
of time, place and opportunity.

Your best protectionis to avoid
setting up the combination, says
the B.C. Automobile Association,

The BCAA offers this advice
to female motorists;

Have the doors locked at all
times, Keep your purse, jewelry
and packages out of sight. The
flash of a diamond could be the
trigger to trouble,

You're most vulnerable when
locking or unlocking the car, so
park in attended commercial lots
or well-lighted streets. If some-
one is loitering about, walk past
your car until you can get trusted

elp.

If you have a break down, sit
still. You are safest-inea letked,
car, Eventually, someone will
come for yous; 2. -- 9% 4

Should a car block your path,
blare your horn repeatedly for
help, but stay in the locked car.
If you are followed, drive to.

the nearest police or fire stat-
jon, or well-staffed gas station,
Don't go home, even if it's close
ve
if all else fails, don't panic,
Scream your head off, .

Slices sermois

EFFINGHAM, England (CP)
— Rev, William May, an RAF
chaplain for 23 years, had a
captive congregation then for
his sermons, but he finds civil-
ian worshippers less tolerant
and he now uses a timer to re-
mind him when his sermons are
getting too long-winded, Those
near the front of his Surrey
church were puzzled at first,
but now are used to the warning
buzz when his 10 minutes are

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Sales of Swedish cars in the
United States totalled 44,000
in 1967, representing a 37-per-
cent increase over the 32,000sold
in 1966,

Skeena Secondary craduate,

Barbara Joy Hollands has

returned to Terrace after

completing a 3 year term

at the Briercrest Bible In-

stitute at Caronport, Sas-

katchewan. She plans to

work in Terrace this sum-

mer, her mother Mrs. L. D.
Hollands said. Mr. and Mrs.
Hollands attended the Ajiril
21 graduation ceremonies in
Saskatchewan. :

*73 FORECAS! 7
By 1973, it’s forecast that 2,-

000,000 homes in Ontario will be .

served by nuclear energy,

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COMMENCING FRIDAY, MAY 17th, 1968

“Drive" the Inside Passage to Vancouver Island and
all points South. You'll thrill to the tangy salt alr,
snow-capped peaks, coastal fjords and islets between
Prince Rupert and Kelsay Bay, The cruise takes 20
hours (overnight). On board there are staterooms,
dining room and coffee shop. By car or motor coach
plan a circle trip to the Island and return via Van-
couver and central 8ritish Columbia.

Saillngs on alternate days
eontlnuously untlt September 13,

SOUTHBOUND | Leaves Prince Rupert 12:30 pm

“NORTHBOUND Leaves Kelsey Bay, Vancouver

island, 1:30 pm from May 17th.

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week at Skeena Secondary when CPA's Marnee Armitage |
came to calt and talk about her career. Girls (from left)
are Leldi Vanden Hende, Pat Johnson, Linda Williamson,
and Linda Gural.

Ask Ann Landers.
When he snores

like tuba, try
another room

DEAR ANN LANDERS: I was interested in the letter
from the man who was married 48 years and sald the sec-
ret of a happy married life is twin beds or separate rooms, |
if possible. You replied — “IT agree — after 48 years of
twin beds or separate bedrooms are fine — but not much

‘ore,”?

I have been happily married for almost 42 years and I
think separate rooms are dandy.

I am a poor sleeper and my husband is just the op-
posite. What's more he has a snore Like the tuba in the Bos-
ton Philharmonic. i've heard women tell over bridge tables
how they kick and slap thelr husbands to wake them up so
they?]i quit snoring. This Makes no sense whatever, ;

Anyone who thinks twin beds or separate rooms will
discourage romance ’is plumb .crazy. ....A. person .who.can't -
make :{t-to the other bed.or to the.next.room ought.to,forget. ;
it. I fidpe you will print my letter and eat your words, =
DAYTON DOLLY

HELLO DOLLY: Gulp Gulp Gulp.......

DEAR ANN LANDERS:
people. I will never stick
however, I need some advice,

Av girl in the office was getting married, I volunteered
to collect the money from 48 people. This was no small
Job, , By the time I got the money together and the gift sel-
ected the girl had moved out of the city, so I had to mall it.

The: gift was somehow lost in tie mail. Unfortunately
I did not think it was my fault or something. Several of them
have suggested that I replace the gift at my own expense,

I do not have $96 to put toward a gift which is supposed
to be from 48. people, Do you feet I am obligated to make
up the loss out of my own pocket? Or should L ignore the
snide remarks and refuse to handle office collections in the
future? — HURT

DEAR HURT: I don*t think you need worry about being
asked to handle anything in the future. Anyone who would
send a $96 gift in the mail (bought with other people’a money
yet) and ‘not bother to insure it, won't get another chance, ©

T believe you should make up the loss personally and
call it “tultlon’? in the school of experience,

It doesn’t pay to be nice to
my heck out again. For now, -

DEAR ANN LANDERS: What 1 the feeling of indivi-
dual’s engaged in the healing arts in regards to widows of
physicians? .

A member of our bridge club lost her husband 20 years
ago, He was a physician, This woman spends most of her
time going from one doctor's office to another.

We are aware that professtonal courtesy exists between
physiclans and their families; but when the reason for the
“courteay"’ passes on, is it fair for the widow to expect to
enjoy such privileges forever? Incidentally, the woman we
are writing about is not hard up financially, infact her dla-
monda practically blind us at the bridge table,

What do you know about this? — AKRON TRIO

DEAR TRIO; Nothing, but- IH ask, May I hear from
some ‘physicians, please? How-do you feel about treating

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Eczema
affects

The Canadian Mother and
Child’’, a publication of the De-
partment of National Health and
Welfare, says eczema is a skin
condition which is most common
in the first two years of life,

It may be simply a mild red
ness and acaliness or may exist
as red patches of the skin which
go on to form blisters,

The blisters tend to break and
give out a moist discharge which
becomes crusted, There is al-
ways severe itching.

The cause of eczema is pro-
bably an allergic condition and
the baby may ke sensitive to
material in his food or in his
surroundings.

There is often a history of
other allergic conditions such
as asthma or hay fever, in the

Because of the intense itching,
the baby will be highly irritable
and have trouble sleeping, Often,
too, the patches of eczema be-
come infected ifthe baby is allow-
ed to scratch them.

Your family doctor’ should al-
/waya be consulted if the baby
is suffering from suspected
eczema. - .

. It is important too, that he
should not be vaccinated against
smallpox if he has eczema,

The baby should not be washed
with soap and water as even the
mildest soap is often irritating
to the condition,

Alao, keep the baby from com
ing into contact with woollenmat
erlals. Cotton is the best fab
ric to use forababy witheczema.

Births

‘The following births were re-
era in Mills Memorial Hos-
talk °

Mr, and Mrs, Dale Campbell
May 5, 2 girl, *

’ My, and Mrs, Leif Sorenson,
May 3, 8 boy,

Mr, and Mra, Charles McNeil,
May 7, a boy.

Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Roy,

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PLANS EXPANSION

Ontario Hydro's current ex-
pansion program —designed to
double its generating capacity
of 9,000,000 Kllowatts within 10
years —will equal the Commis.
sion’s accomplishments in the

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