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BY HELEN ALLEN
TorOnterekgraT $yrdicate
Johnny is a contented, healthy baby, eight months
old. Nothing seeds to ruffle his customary good nature.
* He needs to be adopted so he will. grow up in ,a_leving
• permanent home. Johnny's background is Irish, Fren0
and Negro and be has very dark eyes, brown -curly- hair
and medium brown skin. He is quite responsive and
*alert, turning his head quickly at the soundofhis name.
He recognizes familiar faces readilyand loves to be
held and cuddled. When. strangers are around he be-
* comes quiet while he surVeys -them for long periods.
,Young as he is-, this little.felle* has had several moves.
Now, like Charlie Brown's friend Linus, he seeks secur-
ity in a treasured blanket which he bunches up beside
his face before he can go to sleep. To inquire about
adopting Johnny please 'write to Today's Child, Depart-
ment of Secial and ,Family Services, Parliament Build-
• ings, Toronto 182, For general information about adop-
tion ask your local Children's Aid Society.
SINESS
DEAR ANN 7LANDERS:
Friday I had a slumber party -
eight girls, all 15 and 16 years
old. We were sitting on the floor
in my bedroom -"eating popcorn
and playing recorth and talking
- naturally about boys. One of
the girls was telling soniethihg
pretty intimate, which, in Thy
, opinion, she Should have kept to.
herself. Rita (my best friend)
whispered, "I have a feeling
somebody, is listening, outside
the door." I said it wasn't
• possible because nobody was
home • but Mom and she
wouldn't , eavesdrop. Rita
jumped up without warning and
pulled the door. open. My
mother fell into the room and
practically landed on her head.
She must have had her ear to the
:keyhole.
• The girls •.almost died
laughing. I was so humiliated I
nearly passed out. For two days
Mom has barely spOken, to me.
She says my friends are terrible
and I shouldget with a new
crOwd. I'd like your views. -
RED-FACED.
DEAR RED: Your mother is
,.suffering from acute
embarrassment; and well she
might. Eavesdropping is a
singularly undistinguished form
of entertainment. I'm certain
she'd be immensely grateful if
you'd forget the ugly incident
and behave in a friendly manner.
One day, when you need to be
forgiven, she'll return the favor'.
DEAR ANN: My husband is
41 his early 50'S -- a kind'
considerate person and an
excellent provider. Kevin was
much too young to retire but he
did it anyhow. We've had a good
marriage up to now but having
him home 24 hours a day is
. murder. '" •
Kevin sits in his library from
. • morning till night doping -out the
stock market. He is on the
phone with his broker for hours
on end telling him to "buy this"
and "sell that." I guess WS
stupid, but I feel as if I have
someone to answer to from
morning till night. Kevin wants
to know where I'm going
whenever I leave the house. I'M
not accustotned to 'round the
clock Surveillance and it's
makifig the nervous.
I'd ashamed of my attitude.
What can I • do about it? --
CALIFORNIA ,CRY FOR
HELP.
DEAR CRY: You can ;read
the obituaries every day and see
how many men in their fifties
have died. If that doesn't make
you .feel better about having
OM
your,husband in the next room,
get a part-time job.
1.
DEAR ANN. LANMRS:'
Two years ago 1 dated a guy who
had brains, personality and was
madly in love with me. I liked
Arthur a lot but lie was so
careless about personal hygiene
that he made me nearly ill at
times, He didn't,bathe often
enough, his teeh were in
dreadful • condition, and. his
clothes wereusually filthy.
I married someone else and.
'suffers
we now have three nice children.
Our marriage is O.K. but dull,
dull, dull. I'm sure life With
Arthur would have been much
More exciting. Now I'm sorry I
didn't marry him and clean' him
pp. Print this please and warn
'other girls about making the
same mistake. - TOO LATE
FOR ME.
DEAR LATE: A man whose
personal hygiene habits were
revolting during courtship would
be intolerable after marriage.,
Count your blessings.
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