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Tbe attitude counts
DEAR READEAS: With so
niuch being said and written
ahout teenagers these days I,
thought you might be interested
in an open letter that ,hit my
,desit today. Here itis:
DEA11101)Tiroday youcame
to me for a job. From the look
of your shoulders as you walked
out, I suspect you'ye been
tiirned'down before, and maybe
uhungry for romance." I trope
that. dingbat reads your column
every , day because I've got a
message for her. Here it is:
• Don't be crazy, Michigan --
be thankful yoU have a faithful
husband ToVTi1y1t
he's not the most exciting lo,fer
in the world, so what?, Every
husband no Matter how exciting,
'• cools' Off after a'few years. And
.-You-~43611--bY-naly-th4,ktds.out of
high school coOt find work
Well, don't believe it. I hired a
teeiXa'ger today. Perhaps you,saw•
him on your way. out. He was
,the boy with the polished shoes.
•He wore a necktie. He didn't
have any experience either - but
his attitude put him on my
payroll instead of you. That boy
cared enough to Make an
iinpression. He left his leather
jacket fit home: His suit was a
little shabby but it..was pressed.
His fingernails were clean. His
hair wasn't exactly short, but it"
the
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This serious -looking young fellow is Roger, aged
year and a bit. Ile .is a sturdy boy of English, French
Irish background, with blue eves, very blonde hair and
skin. • •
Roger has never been sick. He is a happy boy who loves
to be with, people and is alert and responsible. He enjoys-
,* toys but likesevenbetter the contents of the kitchen cup-
boards.. .
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Roger is a very actiVe baby. Ile crawls at -top speed and.
can pull himself up to stand. Occasionaift he forgets to hold
on and then collapses in astonishment when he' finds himself
vvithout a prop.- - - • - -
To inquire abotit adopting Roger please write to Today's
Child,Department of Social and Fhmity.....*Senim, Parlia-
ment Buildings, Toronto 182. For generil adoption informa-
tion ask your Children's Aid Society. •
one
and
fair
James Richardson & Sons Lid
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'Serving The Feed Dealers of Western Ontario
PHONE 524-8388, GODERICH
was
neat. And
it -wasn't
first
thing y QU - noticed when- you
looked at him. '
The way to get a job is to use
the same approach as when you
are trying to get a girl. No guy in
his right mind would try to
impress a chick in a dirty shirt
and faded jeans. And it doesn't
hurt to case the . Situation: Have
sone facts. The kid I hired
instead of you went to the
trouble to find out what° we
manufacture!
• You might ,not believe it bilt
there are' hundreds of 'employers
--in---this, town who are looking for
bright, young , people who are
•smart enough to go after a jobin
the old-fashioned way. way, When
• they find one they ;they
can't wait tci unload sortie' of;
their -responsibilities on them.
For both our sakes, get -e -ager;.
will you? —THE MAN WHO
• PASSED YOU BY
.DEAR, MAN:. Cool, man,.
cool. Thanks for writing.
• DEAR' ANN LANDERS: I
just read ,Jhe letter from- the
---Illiehigart--Woman -who has -a
• faithful -husband who adores- her,
seven fine children and is •
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thought was the man of my
dreams. He turned out. to be a
lying crook and a chronic drunk.
He had a habit of burning things
he had no use for. (My
'scrapbooks, irreplaceable
-pi cturestif-mretrildrenTandlilY
clothes.) I lived in fear of his
violent temper. After five
months I left him.
,• Every woman who has an
42-s-a-gOod-thing-.-*--*omerrget—horrorable-hushand-and aiaTifily
older they need more rest. You should thankGod every night'
said he's a great father, generous, for life's richest blessings. Your
and kind and he's looked up to real treasures are under your •
by everyone in the community. nose, Michigan. Get smart and •
Most important, he adores you
and leis you know it:
I had a husband who wasn't
enjoy them. - • WISER IN
CALIFORNIA '
DEAR WISER: 1- hope the
quite as good as yours, but dreamer read your tletter. It
almest. After 25 • years of should wake her up.
marriage I ran off with what 1
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•1:1C!YOUALWAYG ENJOY
KEEP
pINIz oPTL cCTE yT0Ou
NI.40Yu0sU ER?
-AFIRE ScREEN
A FIREPLACE
HOME. -
permanently.
• Peld
-ANP NEVER
1-EAVE-
CHILDRE.N
UNSUPERVIsED
NEAR -
YOUR
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001M41014 SKNAL SJAB THURSDAY,141‘408 12, 1970" 3A
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.Beginning of March, and our
neighbors still have 'their out-
side- Christmas tree lights
glowing.
Glowing with rage?' Glowing
with passion? No, they're -just
glowing because the snow is so
cleep they can't get out tcrun-
ping them. ,„ •
But glowing is something
there should be more of, espe-
cially in ,,the miserable month
of March. There must be some-
thing in this Sad, rotten,
• mixed-up, wonderful ‘World to
'glow about. Let's find it, you
• and I together.
So, what glows? The sun.
Peeple. If the sun, or people,
cease to glow, they're dead. -,
Ashes. Dust.
Just as our neighbors'
Christmas tree lights are still
glowing because they can't get
-at them for snow„our spirits,
and yours: I hope, are .glowing
'because they, •to,o, are still
plugged in, and no amount of
snow and_ice is 'going to stop
them from casting their light.
There's always .som-ething-to
glow about, though .at --times
our light seems to he hidden.
• Our daughter is not as sick ,
as she seemed. ,She's sicker.,
Unglow. But my sister, and all
her aunts:and Earl Munroe ,of
London; Ont., with whose sis-
ter Jean I was madly in love in
Grade 6, and Mrs. Rhoda Beal
of Weyburn, Sask., have. writ-
ten or called, to express their
alarm and concern„And one of
her old -teachers, and a neigh-
bor, both sent. her a rose..
Glow.
• • —And. „fpels great one
day, and full of beans and
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Eve body
needs a
glow -on
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plans and smiles. Glow. And , And; of courSe, there's POW:
that very evening she's corn% tion, the poor man's COVniu,
pietely pooped and utterly de- - .nism. It's, the capitalisM, Qf the
pressed, ,Unglow.
And in-ry wife, aft o years
of worrying •and ., sweating
about the kids ( unglow),. be-
cause they 'don't have any life
insuranee has finally decided "
Ahat: , high time she started
• worrying and sweating about
me. Glow.
4gThhtse.re are all sorts of things
to turn off and on about, be-
sides belated Christmas tree
There's • the state •of your
health, for example. If you can
get along on anything less than.
all fours, you're in business.
Ask any arthritic.
. There's the state of your
mindr.,If you have an IQ of,
80, °relax. It's ptobably higher
than any mark you ever got, in
school. If you have an TQ of
150, relax.
Who _needs .it in this push-
button world? ,• to.
And then, there's your spirit-.
nal life. If you believe that
God saw the little sparrow fall..
bully for you. And if you won-
der why He ...didn't do soine•
thing about it, you've got plen-
ty of_company.
1970s. Everybody is against
t—EitefttL.,.the,-104109,0ades
and the hydro and government,
"and the town that wants a new '
industry' at any cost. No -glow.
And there's inflation'. This
produces a very definite glow,
• especially , among .the middle •
class. Some of them are glow-
ing
so brightly they're apt to:
blow a fuse.
But there's always the Just
Society. Just what, and just
where, and just when, have
yet tobe' resolved, but there's
no question that we have a
just Society. Just. as long as
y o ti 'r e in the $20,000 -to -
$30,000 bracket. No, definitely,
glow.
We all glow occasionally.
Let's try to glow a little bright-
er. But anybody who glows all
,the time should take •a cold
shower. .
Sometimes my wife is sad.
Sometimes she is wonderful.
And sometimes she just plain
•.glows. That's the best, Try it.
CTHE RED CROSS IS
PEOPLE LIKE YOU
HELPING
I) PEOPLE LIKE YOU
mt. Youw.
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