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VANCOUVER (CP) — IE
rank-and-file union members
are in danger of becoming apa-
thetic and bigoted—and some

people are prepared to say so—

their representatives at the cur:
rent convention of the British
Columbia Federation of Labor
want no share of the blame,

Convention delegates cast
anxious glances over their
shoulders Wednesday as they
continued efforts to establish a
strong, outgoing sLance on such
social issues as civil rights and
equality for women.

Al the same time, they de-

Gaglardi “highest paid liar in B.C.’

nounced any politicians, news-
paper columnists and ‘‘open-line
radio hotshats” who may be
secking to set workers, the
young and the poor at each oth-
ers’ throats.

Much of the anger was re-
served for pravincial Rehabili-

_ tation Minister Phil Gaglardi

who was described by one dele-
gale 2 as “the highest-paid liar in

Singled outina convention re-
port from the federation’s
human rights committee was
Vancouver Mayor Tom Camp-
bell. He was accused of resort-

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ing to “the worst form of de-
magogy which stirs up hatreds
and divisions in our commun-
ity,”

But delegates were also fear-
ful thal organized labor in Can-
ada might follow a turn to the
‘Tight by some parts, of. US.
‘labor: *

“We have lo go ‘back’ toour
members and convince them
that they better nat become the
hard hats of this society,”

warned C. P. Neale of the Van- -

couver Labor Council.

The human rights report said
altempls to discredit young peo-
ple and welfare recipients are

- being made by those who have

been the traditional enemies of
organized labor. ‘
Thereport recommended that
labor push for greater commun-
ily representation on police
commissions and for a full-time
human rights commission.

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EVERYONE WELCOME

G) Rilng Fourccos Spmshanan, ine, 193). Winrld riahie teserrek

Youd never
believe it!.

Fascinating story of the
month, from the Alaska High-
way News, herewith printed in
its entirety:

' “Grain auger scalps
girl — Harvesting in the North
Peace and the ‘mod hair lock
just doesn’t seem too ‘practical,

- “A young girl helping: with.

augering grain into’ a granary
was scalped last week and will
have to wear a wig for the rest
of her life.

“The unfortunate accident
happened at Fish Creek; For
more news from our country
correspondents see inside this
issue.”” i

(The rest of the country news
didn’t match the page-oner.)

Mother of bride to bridal
consultant: The entire wed-
ding party will be barefoot. You
take it from there.”

To Live Music

County Comforts | |
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Golf Course embers

GAMES 7
FISHER’ PRICE :

~, combed,

a Big 6, engine, é auto, radio
: extra tank. Rear bufaper.,

“esta ‘Tors . ;

. DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am

a girl 14. My father owns a-

successful business which he

started before I was born, My

mother helps him weekends,
For the last four years, since I

was ll, I have had to spend»

every summer and every
‘holiday working in the office for
my dad. I've never received a
paycheck because "[ am a
member of the family.” I am
not lazy and Iam not trying to
goof off, but I would dearly love
to get a paying job next sum-
mer. My father says, “You'll
work for me until you go. to
college, ”

-Is this fair? Ihave respect for
your opinion, and so do my
parents. Please settle this. —
Massachusetts Mickey Mouse

DEAR M.M.M.: A 15-year-
old, which is what you will be
next summer, is no little kid. I
assume you keep regular
working hours and do a good
job. In my opinion, you should
be. paid for your time. Suggest
to your dad that he bank 75 per
cent of. the paycheck in your
name, The remaining 25 per
cent should go to you to spend as

- you please.

DEAR ANN LANDERS: [am
a Cleveland high school girl,
back in class after a groovy trip
out of town, and already it’s
awful. The boys are so sloppy
it’s a crime. They. don’t even
smell clean. I am sick of un-
straggly hair,.
moustaches, sideburns, bare
feet and clothes that are so
“casual” they look like rejects
from a rag bag.

The other night I had a date
with a nice guy. He went to kiss

-™me goodnight and I got a

mouthful of hair. It was
disgusting. 1 iold him not to kiss
me again until he got rid of the -
moustache and trimmed off
aboul a foot of that wild mane.
The following Monday he came
up to me in school to show me
“Exhibit A” as he called it. He
had shaved off his moustache
and his hair was neatly shaped
and several inches shorter. He
looked terrific. I could barely
believe it.

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“Bob Parker Ford . |

yo CHICAGO (AP) — Mr, and
ere Mrs: Charles ‘F Corrigan

. who have: six- hemophiliacs in
the family,. held “a‘dinner for

AND oe) 20 persons willing to pay. the.
ae Thing . . price—a pint of blood...

The couple have four sons

sn Tilicum Theatre cone
country would bioyeoit guys . | - ~

7 & 9:30 P.M.
with dirty, tangled hair, filthy ; a.
jeans, raunchy sweat shirts and .
bare feet, we could: get thia-
whole country cleaned up again,
Will you print;the suggestion? —
Thank you. —:Ohio Teen
DEAR TEEN: Beautiful, But,

_ What about thé girls with long,
dirty hair, bare feet and-
Taunchy sweat shirts — and no

_ bras, yet = how about somedne
boycotting THEM?

‘and twa grandsons. who havel
‘hemophilia, a: hereditary - disk
ease that afflicts ohly: males
It-leads to-difficulty in cont
‘trolling bleeding, even after
minor injuries, because of de}

layed Plood slotting, .

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