The Californian from Salinas, California • 13

JJaS Jn le Friday, April 19, 1968 SALINAS CALIFORNIAN 13 cinders 5werS Mediocrity Is Reward Of Getting By ft It, tit 3 Dear Ann Landers: Iin a high school senior who gets along O.K. The problem is my father. Hes a self-made man and doesnt let me forget it for a minute. He keeps badgering me to be tops," although I have tried to make mm understand that not everybody can make the grade, or wants to. Is there anything wrong with being just an average guy? The double domes and eager beavers in our school are laughed at behind their backs.

Average guys seem happier and are better liked. They arent always in a sweat. They are also better rounded because they arent breaking their heads to excel in one thing like grades. I am satisfied to just get by. Please tell my dad that there is nothing wrong with being an average guy and to get off my back.

When I try to tell him he gets mad. ME Dear You: I dont think vou have to worry about being tops. With your attitude theres little danger. Not everyone can be a world-beater. It takes energy, drive, tenacity and discipline.

You seem quite proud of the fact that jou have none of these qualities. Since you are content to just get by" I trust you are also prepared to settle for everything that goes with mediocrity. I trust, too, that you DELEGATE'S HAT Mrs. Wilbert Weigelt, left, who will represent Lutheran Church of Our Savior of Salinas at the Lutheran Women's Missionary League convention, models one of the hats fashioned by the local Ladies Guild for all delegates and society chairmen of the Monterey Bay Zone. With her is Mrs.

Willard Taron, president of the Salinas LWML. Mrs. Duane Sheets, Monterey Bay Zone president and convention chairman, was unable to be present. The convention will be held April 27-28 at the Monterey County Fairgrounds. (Californian photo) is only 9:45 a m.

as I wnte this letter and already the side of my head is numb. I am taking tranquilizers and have tried ear plugs but they make me nervous because I am afraid I will not hear the boss buzzer. The station my boss prefers is a high frequency station and there must be something about the tone that reacts badly on my ears. He once had the radio on FM and it didnt bother me at all. Perhaps an ear specialist could explain this.

I must work to support my children, and this is a dream job. Dare I suggest to my boss that he turn the radio off, change stations or wear earphones? What do you say? -SOUND AND FURY Dear S. and A job that makes a nervous WTeck out of a woman is not a dream Job no matter how much it pays. My advice is to give notice explain why you are leaving and check the classified sections of this paper. You have no right to ask the boss to turn off the radio, change stations or wear earphones.

Confidential to Spooked By Her Predictions: I dont believe your Aunt Mabel has any supernatural powers. It may be that she gets her inside information from a bunion or an old fracture or perhaps she is just a good guesser. Is alcoholism a disease? How can the alcoholic be treated? Is there a cure: Read the booklet Alcoholism Hope and Help, by Ann Landers. Enclose 35 cents in coin with your request and a long, stamped, self-addressed envelope. Ann Landers will be glad to help you with your problems.

Send them to her in care of this newspaper, enclosing a stamped, self-addressed County Legal Secretaries FASHIONABLE SILHOUETTE Miss Ann Perryman might be the theme girl for the Sunday fashion show Secretary in Silhouette." In the background is Mrs. Harley Hams, who also will model at the affair to be co-sponsored by Bar Chapter, National Secretaries Association (International) and the Monterey Chapter. (Californian photo) Plan 'Potluc Premiere' Police Officer Speaks to DAR Sgt. Vernon Parker of the Salinas Police Department discussed crowd and riot control at the last meeting of Santa Lucia Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution. He explained the philosophy of dealing with disorders and training of officers along lines of prevention instead of punishment.

Members met in the Pajaro Street home of Mrs. Jerry Carr. Officers were elected during the business session. They will lie installed at the May meeting. Dorothy Melson, ways and means chairman of the association.

Narrator Roger Poy-ner, assistant city manager of Monterey, also directed and filmed the legal epic which is based on the peculiarities of the law today. A second feature, made many years ago, will offer a comparison in the progression of the profession. Special dishes for the dinner will be prepared by members of the Secretaries association. Miss Melson, in Monterey, is in charge of DANCE is the Mixers oclock tomorrow in the Memorial and his Chairmen Thompson by Mr. and are pleasant.

The problem is as advisors my b0ss- The first thn he wont be bitter when you see your ambitious, hardworking buddies reap the rewards that come with making it big In this highly competitive world. Dear Ann Landers: I am going crazy and I need your help. I took this secretarial job three weeks ago. It pays extemely well and the people All you first nighters wont want to miss this! Its the gala champagne dinner showing of Potluck Premiere, which stars local legal eagles and doves, at Montereys Estrada Adobe, Saturday, April 27 at 7 oclock. The event is being staged by members of the Monterey County Legal Secretaries Association, to raise funds for the state convention of the group which they will host in May.

Potluck Premiere is a movie written, directed, pro-, duced and filmed by mem-' hers of the legal profession. Author of the satire is Miss members Arnold Bray and does when he comes to the office is turn on the radio and it stays on until he leaves. 1 go home at the end of the day completely exhausted. It Secretaries Week will be kickoffed fashionably at a luncheon and showing of spring styles Sunday afternoon. Co-sponsored by Bar Chapter, National Secretaries Association (I emational) and the Monterey Chapter, the affair will take place at the Marie Thomas Outrigger on Cannery Row in Monterey.

Fashions from Howards of Monterey will be modeled by Mmes. Harley Ilams, Ernest Huser, Mary Curtis and Miss Ann Perryman, all of Bar Chapter, and Mmes. Gene banning, Joe Elliott. Richard Dirk and Robert Costen of the Monterey Chapter. A scholarship is awarded annually during Secretaries Week and proceeds of the luncheon and fashion show will go into the scholarship fund.

The award will be presented at the dinner on Wednesday, designated as Secretaries Day. Ice Breakers at 1:30 oclock will be followed by luncheon at 2 oclock and the parade of fashions at 2:45 oclock. Awards will be presented at the affair, to which the public is invited. Initiation Scheduled By Court 686 New members will be initiated when Court Salinas No. 6S6, Catholic Daughters of America, meets Monday evening at 8 oclock, in 100F Hall.

Ceremonies will be conducted by Grand Regent Mrs. Margery Mason and her offi- Graham Richmond, cers, assisted by Mrs. Yolan- -da Sylvester, district deputy, from Santa Cruz. A reception for the new members will be held during a social hour following the program and refreshments will be served. Mrs.

David Azevedo and Mrs. Louis Aze-vedo are co-chairmen of the April committee. Mrs. Augusta Smith was elected to represent Court Salinas at the California State Convention of CDA at the last meeting. She will travel to Sacramento where the convention will be held May 23 through May 26.

MERRY MIXERS Buttons and Bows theme for the Merry dance from 9 to 1 evening Spreckels Veterans Hall. Dean Peake orchestra will play. Mr. and Mrs. Ben are being assisted Mrs.

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She is the daughter of Mrs. Geroldine Cruz of 525 El Camino Real North. While in Modesto over the Easter weekend, Mr. and Mrs. Shade Ramay attended a housewarming for their daughter and son-in-law, Mr.

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