Bereaved Girl Clings
To Wonderful Memory
pit
Dear Ann Landers: Six months
ago Timmy gave me an engage
ment ring. I was the happiest
girl in the world.
We went to
gether two years
and he was the
kindest, most
considerate per
son I had ever
known.
We spent our
weekends looking for a liltle home
to buy and we even had some
furniture picked out. Tim was
never out of my thoughts and I'm
sure it was the same with him.
Some things are too good to be
true and maybe this is the way it
was with Timmy and me. He
was killed in an accident five
weeks ago. When our minister
came to the house to tell me the
terrible news I became hysteri
cal and they had to call the doc
tor. I was in bed for three days.
No one else can ever take Tim
my's place. I will never fall in
love again. Would it be wrong
to continue to wear his engage
ment ring? My mother has been
pleading with me to put it away
and forget. She says I'm tor
turing myself.
Is it wrong to cling to this
wonderful memory? Please Ann,
help me. BLACK BLACK
BLACK
Dear Friend: Your mother has
iven you sound advice. I hope
you take it. There's a big dif
ference between cherishing a
memory and attempting to hang
on to something which no longer
exists.
Time heals. The pain will grad
ually diminish and one day it will
disappear. If this were not a fact,
life would be unbearable.
Dear Ann Landers: As the wife
of a personnel manager I've been
fairly close lo office problems of
every type. May I offer some sug
gestions for women employes?
1. Forget your feminine wiles
during office hours. You'll ad
vance faster by concentrating on
your specific assignment.
2. Don't try lo take over Hie
office. Bossy people are resent
ed. Especially women.
3. Don't toot your own horn. If
you are competent and produc
tive everyone will know it.
4. Keep the gossip and smalt
gripes to yourself. Your boss has
enough lo think about without
becoming enmeshed in petty of
fice problems.
5. Avoid becoming chummy
with married co-workers. Don't
ak them to pick you up or to
drive you home.
fi. Never call your boss by his
first name. Keep it on a Mr.
basis at all times. And address
all other executives by their last
names, too.
7. Forget everything vou know
about the office personnel when
you go home at night. And for
get what went on at home when
you leave for the office in the
morning. BUTTE
Dear Butte: You've packed a
lot of common sense into limit
ed space. I hope jour letter lands
on many an office bulletin board,
..Dear Ann Landers: La:,t sum
mer some relatives were in ;
tight spot. My husband and
loaned them $-100. The understand
ing was that they would uav it
back when they were able. Nine
months have passed and they
nave not paid back a dime.
Two weeks ago they traded
their old car for a new one. We
are still driving our 11)58 model.
When my husband saw this he
was furious.
We see these people several
times a week. Should we tell them
how we feel and Drobablv lose
their friendship? We're tired of
acting pleasant to their faces and
feeling resentment inside. Thank
you.-TWO FACED
Dear Two: Enough of the fun
and games. Tell them you want
lo know when they can begin lo
repay the loan.
If they make no effort Stop
seeing them socially. It's impos
sible to feel friendly under the
conditions you describe, so why
pretend?
r
. . . .
FRIDAY
LADIES ENCAMPMENT Al'X.
NO. 46, 8 p.m., meeting, 100F
Hall.
VFW, 6:30 p.m.. potluck din
ner. VFW Club. Members and
guests.
SIMtAGL'E RIVER PPA CLUB,
8 p.m., box social and pinochle
party. Sprague River School.
MERRY MIXERS, 8 p.m.,
square dance, workshop. Pelican
City Hall. Bring refresliments.
EAGLES AUXILIARY', 8 p.m.,
initiation, nomination of officers,
Eagles Hall.
FERGUSON SCHOOL CARNI
VAL. 6:30 p.m.; Boy Scout Troop
71 spaghetti or fish dinner, 5:30
to 7:30 p.m., school.
RUMMAGE SALE. Women of
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a.m. to 6 p.m., Clyde's Towing.
SATURDAY
M I D L A N D COMMUNITY
CLUB, 6:30 p.m., Potluck birth
day dinner. Community Hall.
Members, guests and square
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RUMMAGE SALE. Women of
St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 9
l. to 12 noon, Clyde's Towing.
practice, Grange Hall.
LOOM. 5 to 8 p.m.,
ner. Moose Home.
Ball to follow.
steak din
Governor s
AAUW LUNCHEON, 12:30
p.m., ninema Hotel. Speaker,
Dr. Jesse Smith on Korea,
ervalions, call TU 2-5332.
Res-
ORDER OF "O" CLUB. OTI,
8:30 p.m. to 12 midnight. Grubby
Dance, Student Union Ballroom.
SUNDAY
STUDENT WATERCOI.OR EX
IlllilT, 2 lo 5 p.m.. Maple Park
Gallery. Carol Hanson, Instruc
tor.
DISTRICT MEETING," WWT
Barracks and Ladies Auxiliary,
12 noon PST. dinner, KC Hall.
SERVES AS HOSTESS
WASHINGTON (UPD - Mrs.
Eunice Shriver, the President's
sister, will substitute for first lady
Jacqueline Kennedy as official
hostess during the Washington
visit of Grand Duchess Charlotte
of Luxembourg next week.
Governors Support Kennedy In Backhanded Way
PHOENIX (UPIi - President
Kennedy's administration today
had some support from the 1963
Western Governors' Conference.
Bui it was in a backhanded sort
of way. And there was some im
plied criticism too.
The governors, seven Republi
cans and five Democrats, wound
up their three-day conference at
nearby Scottsdalc Wednesday by:
Rejecting a move by Washing
ton Gov. Albert Uosellini, a Dem
ocrat and chairman of tlic Nation,
al Governors' Conference, to gain
support for Kennedy's youth con
servation corps.
Refusing to accept a rebate of
10 per cent of federal income tax
es lo slates as a substitute for
Kennedy's federal school air pro
posals. This resolution came from
Montana Gov. Tim Babcock, a
Republican.
California Gov. Edmund G.
Brown, a Democrat and a Ken
nedy supporter, was elected as
conference chairman for the next
year and Republican Gov. Mark
O. Hatfield of Oregon was picked
as vice chairman.
The Resolutions Commit
tee, chairmanned by Hatfield, re-
lused to report Roselhm s resolu
tion to the conference floor. Then
the Washington governor attempt
ed unsuccessfully to offer it de
spite the committee action.
Although he gained support from
Alaska Gov. W illiam Egan, anoth
er Democrat, he got no help from
Republicans. Gov. George E.
Clyde of Utah, for example, said
tlic problem of youth employment
could "best be solved at home."
Another Republican governor,
John A. Love of Colorado, said
the solution to unemployment was
"not in the expansion of govern
ment but in the stimulation of the
nation's economy."
Babcock's resolution also was
defeated by the Resolutions Com
mittee but the Montana governor
decided against making a floor
fight out of it. He said he would
make another try at the National
Governors' Conference in Miami
Beach, Fla., this summer.
Charging that the federal gov
ernment had "appropriated to it
self the most lucrative sources of
tax revenue," Bahcock proposed
that 10 per cent of the income tax ; ;
paid by states be returned for use
by the states for educational pur-
poses. J;
At the urging of California Atty.
Gen. Stanley Mosk, the governors '.
adopted a resolution By Brown ,
rnllinff for "rnonwativfl action" '
among the states to police sub-J
division sales. . -
HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon
Friday, April 26,
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