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Dear Ann Landers: There seems to bea national eonapiracy. 3 against people who are overweight. Something shoyld be dong t to outlaw such cruelty. I just.saw an advertisement: for, the }

latest method of intimidating “snackers.” It is so gross ‘I couldn’t believe it, : eeu Sang When the refrigerator door is opened, a voice' shrieks, “Are you eating again? Shame on you! No wonder you look-the way you dol Ha, ha, hal You'll be sorry, Fatty! Do yourself a favor and SHUT THE DOOR!” © p This gimmick is a battery-operated plastic box that sits on the refrigerator shelf. When the door is opened it goes off lly and keeps shouting insults until. the door is

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Please get behind a campaign to put an end to such insensitivity. sa ieee ok — A Little Plump And Like Myself Just Fine Dear Plump: It wasn’t an adveriisethent, it. was:a-story In People magazine. Sorry, I don't agree with. you. Some compulsive chow hounds may heed this assault on ‘their dignity and I'm in faver of anything that help them distance themselves from the grocerie ite

Dear Ann Landersi We belong to a church that 1,000 members. There'is a prayer meeting every. night. Several retired medical people ‘if’: ow volunteer work. seit

At these Wednesday meetings we offer:prayers.“for members and families who have loved ones; in: the, hospital, Invariably Miss Longtongue fills us in i information about the patients. An example of'h as follows:

“I tipteed into her (or his) room today and the’chart’ sald | . +." Then we get a clinical report, complete with details.that |

are nobody's business. ; What should be done about such unethical. behavior’ — Augusta, 8.C.

Dear Augusta: The wothan should be reported to: the head

nurse of the hospital where she does her volunteer work. It

you are reluctant to do this, perhaps a relative of‘a patient |

whose chart she's been sharing with the community might be inclined to make the move.

Dear Ann Landers: You goofed again. I am referring to the dumb answer you gave the mother whose son announced he was dropping his last name and taking his wife's. The woman wanted to know if you had ever heard of such a thing. You said, “Yes, when a man marries into a family with no sons and the future father-in-law (usually well-to-do) wants his name

Nuts to the guy's family. Why should they be considered? Just think of the millions of women who have given up THEIR: names to take their husband's. Nobody talks about "sadness and humiliation” when’ a woman makes the sacrifice.

Move into this century, Dumbo, or over and out.

‘ — ANew Yorker Who Kept Hers Dear New Yorker: In our culture it is customary for the woman to take her husband's name when she marries. True, in recent times, come brides have’ opted to keep their names for business or professional reasons, but I have yet to hear of any “sadness or humiliation” among those who did not.

Many young Chinese work the profession .

to lower back pain. Massage is for health,

“Massage,” says a sign on a busy street in China.

Down an anonymous al- ley in a darkened room a Chinese massage parlor is doing a brisk business.

“It is the most discreet of massage parlors: Every mas- seur and masseuse is blind.

It is more like a chiro- practor's office, ‘however, than a den of pleasure be- cause in China massage is therapy for everything from head colds to stomach aches

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not for. fun, and throughout China, many young blind’ persons receive a one-year massage course after five years of education in special’ schools.

A standard massage usually lasts 40 minutes and whether it's head to toe or just the head, the cost is the same: 40 fen (30 cents). On a good day, 60 to 70 people get

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| April 16-30 1, INSTANT COFFEE

— Still rising in price. One “brand checked cost $16/Ib,

v2 SPICES — You're paying more in the super- market for this item. Refill your empty containers at the yhealth food stores. This item ; Was Beonsumer request from “White Rock, 4 8. BUTTER — Is now jup'to* 1.76/lb. As a staple ‘product, it is out of reach for “most consumers, Protest

, ' with us’and leave it on the -

shelf for the next two weeks,

4, BEEF OVER $2/lb. — Beef prices have not gone down as expected, Substitute cheaper cuts; pork, poultry, dairy products, nuts, dried peas, beans or lentils, (which are also low in fat). Re- member, too, adults dnly re- quire 46 oz. meat or its equivalent.

6. CAULIFLOWER — A consumer reported paying $1.49 for a head weighing less than a pound.

: All ia going well’for the forthcoming show of’ the Kokanee Rock Club, accord-

ing to Irene Burdett, a mem-.

ber of the club, who relayed the information to a well- attended: meeting of mem- bers late last month.

Tickets: are being sold and a banner advertising the show will be put up with.the

. aid’ of the city firemen..

President Bob Attridge reported a zone meeting being held in Creston on May 10; also, that the Vancouver

Gem and Mineral Show date"

Vantage Point site “of June rock-hunt

has been changed to Sept. 19, 20 and 21, “

Chuck Grims: ig’ organ- izing a rock-hunting trip.to Vantage Point, Wash. on June 14 and 15. The trip will include members from.Trail and Creston. Isabel Gerrard will show slides of this area at the next meeting, sched- uled for April 29.

Upon adjournment of

the meeting, refreshments:

were served by Alex and Ethel Glover and Phil and Alice Prysiazniuk.

Raffle was won by Irene Burdett. ~

‘own. Some evidence suggests

. ents,

‘extra for. this particular

f. COOKIES — So. ex- pensive; sugar content in its: various forms est onomi cal. If you must buy. cookies,

go to the bakery or bake your .

that consuming a high level of sugar relates to a greater risk of heart disease, Sugar adds calories but few nutri-

q. SANDWICH SPREADS — They have taken a big leap in price in the past little while. An example is $1.79 one month; $1.99 the next. Don't buy any for the next two weeks.

8. MUSHROOMS — Are up to $1.69/Ib.

Points. of Interest:

1, End-of-the-isle dis- plays are not always specials as we, somehow, have been led to believe. The store puts high ‘profit items ‘or.-items they want. to move -faster here. Companies have to pay

space. hi

: 2, The music in a-auper- market, called/Muzak, is not played for our‘enjoyment. It is there to work on our sub- conscious — we're not sup- posed to like or dislike it ««» just react to it.

8. In processing, some cereals lose 14 essential min- erals and vitamins of which few are replaced in the forti- fication process,

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