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At the Jefferson

Unlike the Macdonald's
jamburger chain whose major
dvertising motto is: “We do it
Il for you", the folks at the’
lefferson Bank in Peoria, Ill,

qedon't have a nifty advertising

sislogan.

55, Nevertheless they practice

*every day what Macdonald's
reaches,

The bank is willing to go to
bzalmost any length in the hope of
paltracting some new custom:
ers.

And the effort, According.
to Tompkins, pays off.

So far 500 packages have
been mailed and about 30 per
cent of the people receiving
them have opened up accounts
at the Jefferson bank.

But the service is not just
restricted for families. If you
are single and locking for some
friendship, Linda will even
supply a list of bars and places
where that might be found.

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Euoeean NEWS, Thursday, July 14, 1977

CASTLEGAR NEW S

ENTERTAINMENT

So if you need the name of
competent ‘doctor, . dentist;
ave your utilities hooked up;
equire the services of a
‘reliable babysitter, just call
{Linda Tompkins at the Jeffer-
son.
“Our main concern is to be
community service, but natur-
Zally we are also interested in
attracting new business,” says
Tompkins,
3! Tompkins and one other
staff member get the names of
Spersons who move into this
Semall - community of 130,000,
near Chicago, from companies
fand real estate -agents.
z The new arrivals are mail-
zed a package containing maps,
Sinformation about housing and
Bichools, plus other items such
cas where to get a new driver's
Bicence
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VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
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Presbyterian Church, 7th Ave. S. from Mon., July 18
to Fri, July 22. Sessions will be from 9:30 a:m. to 12' ,
noon. Children ages 4 to 13 are welcome. For further
information, please call L. DeWolfe at 365-7967. .

Coming events of Castlegar and District non-profit.
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Marriage “of Enormous Moral Value’’

~ AVery Scouring Life

People who don’t like to be

+ told oftheir failured"shoubta't =
‘: get married, a conference spotit7"~" *~

sored by the Ontario govern-
ment was told recently.

Dr. Michael Novak, a pro-
‘fessor of Philosophy and reli-
gion in New York City, said,
however, that husbands’ and”
wives’ evaluations of their
spousesare “of, ‘enormous moral
value.”

“It's not like living with a
friend or roommate who re-
inforces your good qualities,”
he said. “Marriage is a very
scouring life.”-

The conference, dealing
with the state of the family,
also heard from Dr. Ben Sch-
lesinger, professor in the facul-
ty. of social ‘work at the Uni-
versity of Toronto.

Schlesinger said it was
time to realize that the tradi-
tional family model of a mother,
father and two children is a
thing of the past.

“There are many other
family models now, not the
least. the one-parent family,”
he said, adding that one in 10
Canadian families is led by one
parent. °

“Then there is what I call
the 1'/-parent family, where
the father is in the military, a
travelling salesman or in other
words is away a lot.”

Dr. Schlesinger said he
supports the couple who decide
they don't want children. :

S“We should not assume
that a couple must have child-

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He’ said society ‘qiust took
at choices such as having foster
grandparents to ‘relieve the
current strains on the family.
“By 1980, 10 per cent of the
population will be over 65 and
could add imagination and
much value to the rearing of
children.”
* Anne Callagan of the Uni-
versity of Guelph's family stu-

dies department said govern-
ment-and:families‘have'a’dial
responsibility: to contribuié ito
the welfare of family members.

“It is not ‘good enough to.”

look back nostalgically at the

past with’ the fantasy that be-’

fore the existence of massive
government help all families
looked after their. own mem-
bers and there was little suf-
fering,” she said.

Competent care, either in
institutions or the home, is

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6:30—Southern Africa: ~A’
Time of Change Part 2.
Emery Barnes, NDP

MLA interviews Calis-

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Patriotic Front Battling
wiht the Smith Govern-

15-A Took at Castlegar
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7:45—James Bay—develop-
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the industrial develop-
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area in Northern Que-
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native people of that
area and all Canadians.
‘The questions raised in
the program have im-
portant application to
present pipeline devel-
opments in Northern
B.C. and even the Cas-

tlegar region.
8:15—The Valhalla Question—
Two Points of View.
8:45—USCC Union of .Youth
Festival, Part 5, ue
“9:45—Long John Baldry—ex-
cerpts from his concert.

10:15—German Diary.

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governments can be expected
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said.
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tions, but clearly we should
take every step to help in-

- dividuals and families care for”

themselves to maintain inde-
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Watercolor is perhaps the
oldest of all ‘forms of painting,
for as in fresco, tempera, and
other ancient painting tech-
niques water is the chief vehicle

However, the English
watercolors of the 18th: and
19th centuries were something
quite new and distinct. The
English schoo! of watercolorists -
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English watercolorists he-
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landscapes not as preliminary
sketches for oil paintings but as
independent works of art.

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such as holiday relief for fam-
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elaboration of voluntary and
“cooperative help systems.
_Wayne Beach, a Toronto
lawyer, predicted that declin-
ing birth rates will force
governments to provide incen-
tives to people to have children.
“Government assistance to
date to families with children
has taken three -forms: direct
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provision of services," he said.
“My guess: is. that’ as-

sistance in the future will take «
all three of these forms with ..

‘emphasis varying: on political
and economic. realities.”

Beach said he hoped that

the problem will be recognized
early. and attacked in a co-
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Dear Ann’ Taian It's my guess “that. “Lin “Linked' to a: Kink" is

+ producing a lot of “Get with it, Annie” mail. (The woman's husband

te

Me

» =Smind:. to: Pilgher: levels. of enjoyment, This. is
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"wanted her to tle his wrists together, ‘also his ankles, as a sexual

turn-on.).

You seem to believe the “bondage game" is sadistic, Practices
,by mutual consent, with intelligent limits, it is one of the most
seeing games two people can play.

The primary sex organ is the brain. New experiences open the
is. what bondage
ttempt to accomplish. It adds a spark of variety toa
very basic’ human’ experience.

If “Linked” were to join in her husband's fantasy she might
like it a great deal. It aurely couldn't hurt. Then again, she might
not enjoy it/but. she should at least give it a try.-

You were wrong to nix the idea, Please don't inhibit your
readers, fat, Holp them get the most cut of life,

Informed
Dear Ia: I have been: neither anointed nor appointed to nix or put

ig stamp of approval on anything two people choose to do in the

“brlency of thelr’ bedroom. If it’s all'right with them, it’s all right
with me. a

The woman wanted to know if it was “wrong”. I told her no,:
not if it helped her husband’s performance—which it did. When she

, asked if it was "kinky" I said yes—which it is, If she wants him to

tie her up also, they will have to geta third party into the act to do
the tying and ‘untying—or niaybe I am so dumb I can’t figure the
thing out. “Any sex that involves more than two people is kinky so
far as I'am concerned.

} Dear Ann Landers: Your" ‘column was the subject for discussion at

a dinner party the other night. Someone said Ogden Nash was a

;. great admirer of yours and wrote & poem. about you which you
: printed a few years ago.

"the firat, few lines, .The best part,

This person tried to recite the poem but could remember only
he said, was the
ending--something about a fat girl Can you tell me what it
Was?

fe —We Read You In Greenwich
Dear Greeawich: Unfortunately I never had the privilege of
meeting Ogden Nash, but I admired his, writing very much. I was

{ immensely flattered when he wrote to say he read my column

"religiously and was a long-time. fan,
The opening two lines of Ogden Nash's | poem proved that he

; Saw beyond the humor in my column and really understood what it
+ was all about. He wrote:

‘Some ‘find the world in a grain of sand,

1 in the correspondence of Ann Landers, :

‘The lines your friend. could not remember are these:
From: ahuman aries as varied aa Y Balzac’s I choose for you

Bl
“You sweat less than any fat girl I-know."
tiful,: isn't it?-The likes of that sifted wit will not soon

Ann Landers: Tye heard it said that old age has nothing todo
‘being’ forgetful, but I need help” whore my

‘every. small ‘detail until it drives’ me up: the

+ Wall. To be; poeta eT about Aunt Clara’s

: Hosey; Bua RHIP means Rank Has ‘Its a: Privileges. Your :

grandparent entitled to alittle extra respect just because”

they ‘are ‘yo

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*The' old barbershop . isn't
what. it used tobe, >

For those bored with read-
ing old magazines or watching
television while getting ‘their
locks clipped, Applegate's, a
+ hair styling salon in Tuscon,
Arizona, offers live’ entertain-
ment in: the ‘form of dancing
girls,

For acharge of from $15.50,
to $20.50, a patron gets his hair
shampooed, a head and should-
er massage, a drink’ and 12
minutes of entertainment from
exotic, belly and disco-type
dancers,

Owner George Applegate,
87, said he’ used to. hear
customers complain about
having nothing to do while

* getting a haircut other than to

read old magazines. So about

five months ago, he’ sought .

union and state approval to
offer the live entertainment.

27 “in olden days, kings ‘and
queens had dancers. entertain
them, so why not now?"

‘The whole hair-cutting pro- °

. cess takes about $0 minutes,
with the show taking about one
half of that, time. Each dancer,
“never fully unclothed,” works
an entire day and the dancers
are rotated so that repeat
customers do not sée the same
performance.

A customer'is shown ‘into
one of three: private booths

which face a small stage in the .

one-storey building in the Uni-
versity of Arizona area. Alter a

shampoo girl, fully clothed, ©

washes the hair and gives the
massage,,a male hair stylist
takes over,

The haircut service is not
for the poor.’ ‘There is ‘a
one-time initiation fee of $50
anda yearly charge of $25,

giving the establishment a club .

format.

It’s tough on
old turkeys

‘to dunk in the boiling oil. ;
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‘Sound of
“Jomnie’”
day & Saturday... :

‘Bill Smiley.

CHUCK STEAK

In Vaffaire Trudeau, my”

sympathies are all with our
Prime Minister, whatever 1
may think of him politically,
It's tough for an old turkey
to hang on to a beautiful
chick. I know. I’ve been try-
ing to do it for years.

My wife is beautiful. And
I'm not saying that proudly,
or because I’m trying to but-,
ter her up. I’m saying it as a

fact. And I’m suge everyone >,

who knows her will agree.

- 1 am not tall, dark and
handsome. I am short, white
and rather ugly. Or, as we
ugly people say, my face has
a Jes of character,

So, as you may imagine,
I've had a lot, of trouble
hanging on to her. Not that
she’s a philanthropist,iexten-
ding charity to any‘male who
comes: along. ‘Nor. is she a

(the: Word I was looking ‘for:
in the first place.) *

And still 1 have trouble
hanging on to her. It’s not in
the marital department. It's
in the arms department.

T have trouble hanging.on
to her arms, when she’s go-
ing to hit me, or tear out
“some.of my. scanty locks, or
clobber me with a telephone
or something.

When we were-first mar-

: tied, I didn’t have so much

trouble. ¥ was stronger than
she, and I-could hang on to

both her wrists, put my head

down to avoid a butt-on the
‘nose, and raise one knee in
front of me to ward off a
kickin the groin. * :
But years of sedentary and
licentious living have made
me a shadow of my former
self, and she, like most
women, has got «steadily
stronger. Look around, and
-you'll’ agree > that most
‘-women of a certain age could
‘take: their husbands, in: one‘
round, with ‘one arm tied
behind.
To add injury to insult, she
>: has béen doing yoga exercises

\of-late, and. has developed

‘muscles: neither of us ever

“knew existed.

Take last night, for exam-
ple She had dinner all ready
“but not cooked, Vegetables
in the pot, feady to turn-on.
Chicken ‘livers in {be pan,
salted, floured,

iN and ready for a quick fry in

butter. French fries all ready

‘We sat down in the
room: for..one. of those. in-

timate pre-dinner chats that“

are just as much a‘part:of
marriage * as post-coital
depréssion, whatever that is.

os Iread it ina book.

listened with my usual it ins

<< terest. and: sympathy,. occa-

‘sionally interrupting to read
her fascinating. bits ‘from the
newspaper I was réadinig..
Finally, ‘1 got® the® drift,
“Sweetie! You're exhausted...
Let'me® get the “dinner.”*

ai ak

Over-riding her protests, 1
* strode into the"kitchen, call-

ing over: smy shoulder: ‘Just

relax. You know Tcan handle

everything.

Nota sound from inside. I
thought she was lying back,
maybe reading the women’s

page. ;
Turned on the cooking oil.
On high. Got the veg. boiling
happily. Put the chicken
livers on high for that first
golden searing. Took a small
libation from the cupboard,
to keep my head clear. i
“Magnificent “sound” of
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Livers sizzling. Made a_fast
salad and another,drop took,
to keep my other head clear.
Dumped the french fries in
the pot of hot cooking oil. ~

Clouds of smoke, spatters of

grease on walls and self.
Seems, you're, ysupponed cto:

Feelings, as they put it,
were running high. But what

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running around declaiming
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and the new paint, I calmly,
like’ a reasonable. man,
retrieved the pot full of crisp,
black fries, loaded a plate

- with them and chicken livers,
and began eating my. dinner
in a dignified fashion.

This' was when I was
unable to hang on to her. She
Seized the plate of greasy
liver and doubly greasy
chips, and flang them on the
floor. She tried to fling me-_
after thent, but her hand slip-
ped on my greasy shirt, flew
back and gave herself a belt
ontlielip.

* Tqday everything | is back
to normal. She has a fat lip,
but ‘she’s got her: kitchen
floor washed, a task’ she

wasn’t looking forward to..

No girls, I didn’t do it.
“And that’s why my sym-
pathies are with Mr.

- Trudeau. It’s hard for aniold z
turkey to hang ol Ss
beautiful chick. Especially if
she’s going YORA.

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