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Looking at you with his contagious smile is Tim, 15
Months old. Anglo-Saxon in background, he is a - real tow-
head with big blue eyes, and very fair skin. He has always
been in good health except for a few colds.
Tim looks chubby in his picture but. is slim, wiry and
very. ;active. He can • walk and climb all over the furniture
-but when he's really:in a hurry crawling is faster, He is a
happy, easy-going baby, developing normally.
• Tim loves other children but can be contented ff he has
to play alone. He is responsive to music which sets him
•dancing.
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This little boy needs parents who will not' worry over
mental illness in his fathees. tamily. To inquire about
adopting Tim please write to Today's Child, Department of
Social and Family Services, Parliament Buildings, Toronto
182 -ii- For general adoption information ask yOur Children's
Aid Society.
-James Richardson - Sons Ltd
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PHONE, .5.24-8388, GODERICH
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DEAR ANN LANDERSMY
Sister' and her hnSbartd;
visited. us fora weekend. While
they were here,- 011ie,. who had
'Ina completed his ,basic training,
in the Infantry, decidedte knew
all there was. to know about
gaps. He, volunteered to clean.
my husband's . deer rifle,' (The
rifle wasn't even my husband's.
He had. 'bOirowed it from
another 6rcother) Well, after the
big- shot had. taken- the rifle
apart, he eouldn't put it back
together, He left 'the piecesin a
heap -and said, "Gee, I'm sorry.
It was M.ore complicated than t
thought.g,, •
My husband had to hire a
gunsmith to put the On back
together. The 'bill was a
lolapalooza. 011ie has left for
()I/meas.- My •husband is still
burning, .He wants to write and
ask 011ie to pay half the repair
bill. What do you say? --FROM
DECATUR
DEAR DECATUR: I say
forget it. The time to-- have
settled the matter was when
011ie said, "Gee, I'm sorry---."
Your husband should have asked
him then if he was'sOrry enough'
to pay someone_ to put the gun
back together. Consider the bill
"entertainment" for a member
-1 of our Armed Forces.
• DEAR ANN LANDERS: I've
torn up a dozen letters to you,
but I'M going to mail this one no
matter how stupid it sounds.
My husband has, decided he
married beneath. himself. He
_ doesn't like the way our home
looks. Hesays have lousy taste
and he' is right. I've looked at
home furnishing magazines until
I am blind,. 'AU ,the_ ideas look
"great in the pictures, but when I
copy them in our home, -they
look.terrible. „
My husband says our
possessions look like discarded
-.junk — which, of course, they
-• are. I bought m9st of our
furniture at garage sales_ and
adetions. We are not poor, Ann,
but I °figured I'd •rather have
• better quality' furniture and
accessories even though they
were, second hand. ,Maybe I
•P' Made- a' mistake: Perhaps I
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• -0. sl .
shoUld., have bouOt • eheape
',pieces that were new,
'XIM,QPS wreak trom
listening to, my husband run
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upset if I thought it was.just the
house, I'm afraid it's me and
everything abouthi§ lire tliat. I
• have anything to do with. What
do • yQu Suggest? -
SACRAMENTO' s,
,bEAR SAC:, Yonr husband 1,§
probably '7-"" going overboard
criticizing the housain an effoit
, to ,lhask his dissatisfaction With
other . things yvhich are more
"difficint to talk about, You both
need' tt) see a counselor who can
get to the" heart.bf the problem.,
It's mare. 'than the furniture,
'Lady. If he refuses. to 'go' go
alone.
DEAR. .ANN- LANDERS:
Here's a suggestion for the nm
000g11101:1) SINAL4ITAlto TtILIRSPAY, rENIVArlY 1910
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.whose hair is getting thin on Op.
and he doesn't Want to wear a
toupee and can't afford. Stirgleal
transplants. Don't rot •gluey
gunk - on- your-- lieedi Buddy.
Wash your hair often and wear it
soft and, Maly. Use 61.1114413
lotion ,on your scalrt; If will opt
dow'n on the glare and give the
•aPpearancq of full head' of hair.
I have tried. all these little tricks
_and they work so well I want to
• share them with the . werld, -
WILLIAMSPORT; PA'. ,
PEAR WORLD: Here are the
pointers :from .Williamsport, and
1 haVe Oneto add.,Don't let the',
few , strands of hair you have,
grow:long and. then drape them
, over .the top of your balding:
. head.. thisdoes not , create the.
illusion of more hair. It merely
accentuates the meager supply.
ArikL.
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• the frast
DO YOUENJOY
A FIREPLACE,
IN YOUR
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ALWAYS KEEP
AFIRE SCREEN
IN PLACE TO
PROTECT YOUR
NOME-
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J.LE.AVE—
CHILDREN
UNsUPERVISE-1,
- NEAR
YOUR
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I've been thinking Seriously
about. giving Up my job as a
-teacher, and' settling for a 10t
less money' and a- lot More
peace of mind. And ranot the,
only, one.
*agues, 'right and left,
are OilhapPYt One ,would like to
go into the hotel business. An•
- other *taloaOf_.#4Yht., .11 Some::
rough land On al,ariiteuliii Is-,
• land, and
Others, who have been teach,_
• ing a long time, are planning
to quit soon and takea re-
• duced pension, rather than bat-
tle it out to the full term. TheY
can't face another five years of
teaching apathetic, lazy and -in-
solent kids,
Another friend, who has
taught' happily for 23 years,
says he used -to look forward to
every day of it. This' year, he'
admits, he faces each day with
a poft of vague horror. Still
another' is socking every nickel
he can spare into investments
so that he can get out while he
retains his sanity. ,
'
" Had lunch the other day
with - a chap who -this year,
atUr some years of running
his • own business; came into
teaching — in the technical
department. On his 'own, he
worked 10 or •12 hoUrs a -.day.
At this lunch period, he didn't
stop talking for half an hour.
From the outside, he thought
teaching •was a. snap. The pay
was good, and the holidays
'looked great- Now, he's ex--
• hausted at the end of a teach-
ing day, though he's done no
physical labour.. He said: "I
• nevel. knew there were kids
like these."
Perhaps we sound like a
bunch of old . fogies who are
getting tired. -Most of those
I've' mentione•are- in their_
40s,- not -quite in the old -fogey
class. And they've enjoyed
their teaching for years.
t :another --telleague is
talking about. ,going ;to. the
NorthWest, Territories. :Another
la thinkht'g of taking job in a:
steel plant. HO. wife, also a•
. teacher, wants to out ant
40,1001a1,Virk.., atleg--011000;:
They are alt In their 20s. .
orki
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Alt of us are Makinfrili4ite
reasonable salaries,. it d
b quite *:wench, financial
tO quit caPetiallY•ftho
whu" have roots in the Comm,'
nity, a Mortgage, and growing
children to educate. • .
. But, the malaise is there-
•- And it's difficult to' put your
finger on the. trouble. Our
wives are. getting worried
They. ask, "What is wrong, spe-
. cifiealt?" And it's difficultto
give an answer that, doesn't
sound. trivial. It's a host of
little" things which add 'up to
.6.__one.„jord — frustration.
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What is the trouble, then? I
think there are two major
sources. First, the pendulum
has swung too far — from a
system that was archaic to one
with ned permissivences.4Eve-
ryone is. supposed to do his
own thing.. Sad truth is that a
-.majority of teenagers hasn't
got a "thing" to do. They want
'to be entertained, not learn.
They'll sit happily through a.
movie at school, cheMizfgg.
But try t� *et them to taik
0014 express their 14'
relate it to their own, lives, a
they grow, !with borodoln, "
Theere:mentally lazy, as inoat
teenagers have alwaYa „
Their favourite comment on 41,
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movie, is • Stoopidi..
rye' never believed in cop,
• poral. punishment, -either tic*
disciplinary 'deterrent or 414,a •
spur, But I'm." beginnolg to
.wonder. I am hurt and alarmed
-at the increasiiig, leek of Ow*
• tesy, theavho cares?" attl.
tuck ' of :the 'kids, and the
crease in plain, dirty talk. (The
language you van, hear in as
modern. high school, -'especial-
ly among girls, would curdle
your blood.) •
You can .imagine the -Joyous -
rapture of my wife to My Pro.'
posal that I quit Like the good .
wife,she is,-she.said
go anywhere with. me, and do
anything, as long- as I was hap
py. She made up a great list of
where and how we could save
money, without the salary.
But the reaction has set in,
• and in 100 casual, little hints
• she is revealing the- utter folly
of it all. But, I was prepared
for that, and I'm going to keep
her thinking about a shack,
and a pot-bellied stove, and
potatoes; and porridge for a
• while yet. It'll do her good.
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