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TERRACE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C,

THURSDAY, MAY. 20, 197] Em

DEAR ANN LANDERS: A.
member of our family who is
very wealthy bas certain areas
of cheapness well known to all
us us. Last year our son was
married. This relative said she
knew just the right wedding
present but it would have to be
Obtained from an antique dealer
on her next trip abroad. Three
weeks ago the wedding gift
arrived from Paris, Attached to
the gift was a handwritten note
from the relative stating that
the gift was a rare find, dating
back to the 18th Century
“although it isn’t signed.” = *

The bride's brother is
associated with the art museum
in Chicago which everyone
knows is one of the world’s
finest. He examined the gift and
declared it a fake. Just to make
sure, he sffered to have it
examined vy a friend who is an
established authority on that
period,

Yesterday we heard the
evaluation, The piece is not
authentic, There is a chance,
Ann that the relative paid a big
price for it. If so should she be
told she was rooked? The bride
would like your opinion. —
Yonkers. .

DEAR YONK: The bride
should say “thank you"? and
nothing more,

DEAR ANN LANDERS: Last
May my hushand asked me if he
could wear one of my
housedresses while painting the
kitchen. He said it would be
more comfortable, I said
“0K,” He did look awfully cute
and I told him so, Ever since
that time he has been wearing
my dresses and wigs and
Makeup when we are alone. He
has asked me to call him Linda
when we “play girl friends,” as
he calls it.

I can truthfully say I don't
mind. The only thing that
bothers me is that he is prettier
than I am. If we went out in
public together he would get

more whistles. Yesterday I read |

an article on sex deviation. it
said men who enjoy dressing up
in women’s clothes are tran-
svestites. I do not consider my

husband abnormal, He is very
manly in every way. He just
happens to enjoy playing this
little game. Is there anything
wrong with it? ['d like your
opinion — Happy Woman Who
Loves Her Husband.

DEAR WOMAN: My opinion
is of no consequence. The only
thing that matters is what you
think, and apparently you think
it is just fine:

DEAR ANN LANDERS: May
I say a word to the teen-ager
who was sO miserable because
her feet were too big? Little
does she know. I am a gir] of
medium height and I ako wear
a sizenine shoe, I am the
luckiest one in our family. My
three brothers have an or.
thopedic disease called Char-
cot-Marie-Tooth Atrophy, Each
has had a series of Operations to
correct this problem and they
all have spent several summer
vacations in the hospital. Your
advice couldn't have been
better. (You told‘ ‘Size Nine” to
go visit an orthopedic hospital
or a Home for Crippled
Children.)

When I first visited my

brothers in the hospital, I
realized how fortunate I was. [
saw children there with no feet
—and no legs.

Today the styles are so clunky
I have no trouble finding
fashionable shoes that fit,
Furthermore, most girls have
big feet today because they go
barefoot a lot. So, please tell
yOur readers that big feet are
the rule rather than the ex-
ception these days, and nothing
to be ashamed of. Look at the
model Verushka. She wears a
size twelve and she’s a great
beauty. — Shoe On A Different
Foot

DEAR SHOE: Verushka isn’t
the only one,

CENTENNIAL MEMO --

Sandon was incorporated in 1898"

and the main street was built
over a mountain stream. The
first settler was J.M. Harris
who built two of the 23 hotels
which operated there.

FOR THE FULL LINE OF

STARCRAFT ALUMINUM
BOATS

"A Boat For Every Need’
Terrace Equipment Sales Ltd.

A 4539 Greig Ave.

Phone 635-6384

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The electrical transformer pictured here is on its way to same

undisclosed inland area.

The 107 ton piece of machinery is resting on a special CNR flat

Electricians picket

for higher

VANCOUVER~Provincially-
employed electricians. carried.
informational picket signs
around nine government
buildings during their lunch
hour (Tuesday) as part of a
wage dispute with the B.C,
government.

About 60 electricians,
members of the B.C.
Government Employees’
Union, timed their protest to
precede ‘a meeting between a
union negotiating committee
and the Civil Service
Commission in Victoria.

BCGEU general secretary
John Fryer said the picketing
“was intended only to inform
the public about the
electricians’ wage dispute.

‘“Phey went to work as usual.

and there was no attempt made
to disrupt government services
in any way,” he said.

(It is illegal for provincial
employees to go on strike or to
set up picket lines interfering
with government services.)

The electricians staged their
demonstrations at  laber
department offices in
Vancouver, the legislative
building and civil service
commission offices in Victoria,
public works and highways
department yards and Oakalla
prison in Burnaby, and in
Nanaimo, Haney and

‘Tranquille,

Their picket signs said:
*BCGEU electricians demand
fair deal for tradesmen,”

IDNIGRT 2

SPOHSORED

wages

Fryer said the electricians
want &8-wage increase of $98 a’

month ‘to achievé’ parity with”

pay for electricians working for
B.C. Hydro who get $917 a
month, hospitals ($971 a
month), Lower Mainalnd
municipalities (average of $399)
and in the construction
industry,

Last month, electricians and

otuer tradesmen voted 77-

percent in favor of rejecting pay
increases averaging 6! percent
put into effect April 1,

The increase boosted
electricians’ pay from $910 to
$865 a month.

The vote was part of a union-
wide pay ratification vote
conducted by the 15,512--
member BCGEU,

Overall, union members
voted 79 percent in favor of
rejecting the April increase,

On the basis of the vote, union
negotiating committees are
seeking additional wage
increases for Liquor Control
Board employees, manual
workers, clerical and technical
employees, tradesmen, social
workers, probation officers,
biologists, highways
department workers and
employees in the mental health,
corrections and forest services.

The wage proposals will be

‘presented to the Civil Service

Commission at meetings
scheduled Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday.

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‘deck, of which there are only two on the CN rail system.
_Theflat deck is now sitting on a line near MacGillis and Gibbs
bat will leave Terrace Friday afternoon sometime.

ANCE AT COMMUNITY CENTRE

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WASHINGTON (UPI) - Billie
‘Sol. Estes, the -boy .wonder
“promoter who caused a politcal
scandal in .the , Kennedy
administration with an
elaborate scheme to swindle
farmers and cheat the
government, will be.freed.from
‘prison July 12 after serving six

years of a 15-year sentence,

~ BALDN

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Billie Sol Spring

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-Granted.. Estes, ° 46, his}
application for parole Monday (aime
on condition he not “engage in| #
any self-improvement or/®
promotional type activitiy
without specific prior
approval,”’ of ‘the seven:
member board,

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