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%for winter fun in‘this Suederay herd-
sman’s jacket. Hooded and with big
pa pockets, ait’s e lined and

trimmed. Canadian Garment Co. Ltd.
of Winnipeg has it in amber, brown or
sand. Sizes range from 3 to 6x.

TERRACE HERALD,

DEAR ANN LANDERS: I’m
a widow who moved to
California from a Southern
state. Yesterday 1 decided to
take a stroll in the garden area
where the ladies who live in this
complex sit and visit. [ was
greeted warmly by five
dowager types, three with blue
hair and two with lavender. The
two lavenders were somewhat
silent. I introduced myself, we
exchanged pleasantries, but I
had the uncomfortable feeling
that they were Iooking me over.

After about 15 minutes I rose
to leave. One of the lavender-
haired ladies smiled sweetly
and said, “We have a few rules
here, No one is allowed to talk
about aches, paints, operations
or illness." Before I. could
respond, she continued, “Also,
we do not talk about polities,
religion, clothing styles, in-
flation, Vietnam, our families,
or our finances.” It sounded as
if she had memorized the list. I
was stunned and did not reply.
What do you think about such

mystified. — Newcomer

DEAR NEW: Looks like the
only two subjects left open to
the girls is sex and baseball
scores, Try ‘em and let me
know how you make out.

DEAR ANN LANDERS: This
might not sound like an im-
portant problem to you, but it is
driving me nuts. To put it ina
few words — what can be done
about people who have a lot of
nerve and no common sense?

I sell auto license plates in
Florida, People I hardly know
ask me to get their plates 50
they won't have to stand in line.
Last week three casual
acquaintances came to my
-home with their money and
registration blanks. One woman
— 4 college graduate — asked
me to help her fill out the form.
SHE COULDN’T UN-
DERSTAND IT!

This morning a distant
relative showed up while I was
having breakfast. I asked him
why he didn’t bring the stuff to
the office. He said,
parking around there is rough.”
What do you think about a jerk
who wouldn't walk a few blocks
but he thinks nothing of in-

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‘ federal New Democratic Youth,

- emphasizing action and
l equality, has reaffirmed
g ‘policies on Quebec, Women's
f Liberation and capitalism and
: : has criticized the party’s Waffle
) } section for not being involved.

: A statement issued Tuesday
t after the NYD's convention said
{the 100 delegates eliminated
»positions of president and
| | Secretary and replaced them

mm: i with a fivemember secretariat

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i § Elected-secretariat members
_ {were Bill Lenihan of Waterloo,
yOnt., Gordon Cleveland of
3 Toronto, Maureen Campbell of
i { Brandon, Man., Lissa Donner of
~ 4 Ottawa and Steve Watson of
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jand its right to self-
determination,” and added its
recognition of the Quebec NDY
‘as an autonomous national
organization of democratic
socialist youth.”
Following
amendments, at least two of the’
five-member

“Peéderal Youth group
reaffirms policies

WINNIPEG (CP) — the »

| The NDY restated its position .

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The organization criticized

* the Waffle, the New Democratic

Party left-wing section, for “not
involving itself more with the
daily struggles” of the working
people. It supported the Waf-
fle’s positions on domestic

‘control of’ the Canadian

economy and public ownership
of resource and financial bases.

The statement said the NDY
“sees its first priority as

building a mass democratic .

socialist movement in the youth
communily, encompassing high
‘school and university students,
young) workers and unemployed
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they will take the hint and leave
me alone next year. — Pain In
The Neck In Florida

DEAR PAIN: Here it is, Aol
don’t bet the rent, Lady. The

people with unlimited gall are

invariably the mast insensitive.
If you want these clods to leave
you alone you'll have to come
right out and tell them so. -

DEAR ANN LANDERS: May
[say a word ta-“Niagara Falls
Griper?” She was highly
critical of her co-worker who
insisted on butting into con-
versations with cute stories and
snapshots of her dog when the

other women were talking about .

their children.

Tam the mother of four kids —

and three silky terriers. I carry
pictures of both the kids and the
dogs, but the stories I tell about
the dogs are a lot more in-
teresting than the run o’ mill
stories about my kids. Each dog
has a personality all his own —
special likes and dislikes, little
quirks and oddities that "make
Him unique,

Don't get me wrong, Ann. The .

Kids come first, but the dogs are
terrific. I'm sending you a
picture of them so you can see
for yourself. You have per-

mission to print the picture if -

you want to. From left to right:
Alfalfa, Butterfly and Daisy, —
Mama

DEAR MAMA: Glad to know.

the kids come first. So how
come you sent me a snapshot of
the dogs? Sorry I’m not able to
run the picture of. Alfalfa,
Butterfly and Daisy. Same
papers — for example the
Kansas City Times and Newday
in Long Island — won't even
print a picture of me!

CHESTER, W. Va. (AP) —
Cheryl White, 17, became the
first black girl jockey in U.S.
thoroughbred racing history to
win a race at Waterford Park.

The 17-year-old from Rome,
Ohio, rode Jetolara, owned and
trained by her father, Raymond
A, White, to victory in the third
race. She has been an appren-
tice for two months.

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— A‘sandwich, fresh. fruit,
” coffee and 2 play—ali for "5

” cents. That was the bargain .

offered almost to the end of
August at St. Paul's Church

hall, summertime home of the '

Noon Show Players.

Operating under a federal
Opportunities for Youth grant,
12 young people from various
parts of Canada spent the
summer here working in:a
lun chtim etheatregroup,
learnin geverything from

: making sandwiches to design-
ing sets.

KenSt et son, 23-year-old
managing general director,
said the program was. de-
signed to provide a light lunch

“plus entertainment at.a rea-

sonable cost. Because major
expenditures were covered by
the grant of $12,540, the
charge for the package deal
was only 75 cents.

Also provided for the spec-
tator was a downstairs area
for display and sale of local

. erafts, supervised by Wendy
Frith, a photographer from
Saskatchewan, and Jim 5Ste-

., venson, a local artist.

The kitchen staff consisted

- of Denise Chariton, 21, and

JoAnne MacKenzie, 21, both
local students.

The eight members of the
cast took turns acting, design-
ing sets and operating the
lights.

A wide variety of material
was presented—a medieval
drama entitled The Wakefield
Noah, four short sketches by
Harold Pinter and Ring Lard-
ner, a pseudo-melodrama and

- amystery-farce.
Mr. Stetson first saw noon-

time theatre about eight .

‘ months ago on a visit to Edin-
burgh. “It didn’t take much,
just a few actors in a little
hole in the wall. 1 though it
was the sort of thing that

should work well here.”’

Confederation Theatre here
provided materials for props,
sets and costumes. The stu-
dent union of the University of

_ Prince Edward Island lent the
grouptables and chairs, while -

the congregation of St. Paul's,
after renting the hall, threw
in the kitchen and basement
area for the same price.
Simplepublicrelations
mist have worked—posterson

lamp pasts, word of mouth,

cand ‘infectious enthuslasm—
‘for the productions were well- ° -

attended and received.

" Mr. Steteon said two factors”

contributing to-success were

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1971

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. energy of his under-90: ‘tom-
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The “east’ ranged from ar
master's student in theatre
administration, -2. part-time
‘mousie major, a student of.de-
sign, to several “in-between”.

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