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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-10-15, Page 15.t..s.1 • 11 DkAlt ANN LANDERS: 11.x?pe I'm not 0,9 latec, to get in on the 'h-ouhaha created. by. those selpitylrig mothers who are crying all over themselves because alai kids don't pick up • the phone and say, "How are you?" ton't (hose Moms understand what they are up t? Don't they realize the reason they are "dying to hear the kid's voice" is because they need proof that hey did a good job? They are saying, "Tell me.you love me so I'll know I haven't failed." My first child recently .• married and left home. 1 am 'gad. The others will be leaving soon and I'll be glad when they go, too. I gave them all my time and energy when they were growing up, and I don't regret it. • I made plenty of mistakes but I did my, best, and nobody can do better than, that. Soon my time will belong to me, and I intend to have a ball. I'll work in my garden, take piano lessons, knit an afghan, paint a picture. have extra money to get my, hair done and have lunch with the girls. I'll have time and energy to exercise, to take long walks and discover my own sexuality. 4 tit 4 This alert -looking baby is Gerry, nine months old, of French-Canadian descent. He is a niely-rounded infant with huge blue eyes, sandy' hair and fair skin. Though Gerry .1yeighed less than five pounds at birth; he has come along well, meeting<all his milestones at appropri- ate times, and has always been inDgobd health. He is active and lively, and especially fond of bouncing in his jumper. He enjoys company, especially .children, and likes to be out- doors where he can watch them playin. Gerry is. inclined ,.to be high-srug, but in the main • a .happy, contented child.- He needs loving, easygoing par- ents who will not be concerned ,that history on his back- ground is incomplete. To inquire gout adopting Gerry please write to Today's *Child, Department of Social and Family Services, Parlia- ment Buildings, Toronto 182, ,Ont. For general adoption in- forrnation, .ask your Childrell's Aid Society. • James Richardson & Sons Ltd •• Serving The Feed Dealers 9f Western Ontario PHONE 5248388, GODERiCH our (Miner, When say piles on tht.! !pod, Lmean twice as much as a person ought to ea. "Mom" is a very good cook and everything she prepareS is tasty. • But they areill big eaters and am •not, I'e been. trained to finish everything on my plate, so, naturally I end upt consuming a great deal more than 1 should, have asked "Dad" not to • give me such generous portions but he goes his Merry way, loading on everything' • - muttering sciatiething about "A growing girl needs enerd." In the meantime I can barely get up from the • table and I'm' -uncomfortable for hours. I dread When I miss my kids and ‘I'm sure I will; I'll call THEM. If I gel to feeling sorry for myself and sound' like a whining, complaining, pain -in -the -neck I hope they hang up on me'. - ANOTHER MOTHER • DEAR' ' A.M.: I'll bet; my bottom dollar you won't have to call them. They'll call you. Thanks for a great letter. DEAR ANN LANDERS: Ay . fiance lives in- another 2ity. I frequently make overnight trips with hirn and am a guest in his parents' home. • They are wonderful people but a certain ritual- at mealtime' is getting me down. "Dad" its at the head of the table with all the plates stacked up in front of him. He piles on the food and hands each of us • 'AV ItPANTYLEG SYNDROME" Enjoy panty girdle comfort and freedom but ;. . .41 DONT, WEAR A TOURNIQUET 'tight pantYlegs can hinder normal circulation,. cause unsightly and uncomfortable marking and swelling of the legs and feet.. • WEAR, A COMFMNSATE® Pant)/ Girdle with the • - ADJUSTA-THIGH® pantyleg inserts that flex with your leg, expand to comfortably fit your very own thigh •size. 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If anyeine .vomments, say, "I'M sorry to waste good food but 'Dad's' eyes ale bigger than my stomach.' • came, and becomurg more of a bacchanalianfestivaLa last fling before melancholy autumn grips us in his frosty fingers, ‘,000EitICIII:SIONAJ4Thltit Tingiso4; OCT613 ft1S:910 Count -blessings before your• • • • - by Bill Siniley Thanksgiviiig, one. of 'our truly •important holidays, is losing much of its ..religious sigifi A • The as it ,Was last • weekend - is more apt to be redolent of rye and roast turkey than of incense. There are more people cUssing on the golf course than praying on their knees in chutch.. Despite this growing pagan- ism, Thanksgiving is about as pod a Arne- as any. for .stock- taking, and I try to do it every year, I hope you do. -the Lortf or Wltoever. looks after the weather; nearly always seems to feel a bit benign toward us poor, forked animals on panksgiving weekend. Almost every year; the holiday is a smasheroo of golden sunshine and glorious colour. • P Tins is enough t� get onyour knees for. I'm always humbly thankful that I live M a country where the seasons are so sharply defined. And I'm always doubly thankful that it isn't yet soggy November. • Be honeit now. What did you give thanks for* this Thanks- giving? Or did you just go to a family reunion, glut yourself on turkey and curse at traffic allthe way home? Or did you just go for a drive in the country *and burble over the foliage? Or just crowd in a last game otgolf or sail on the lake? Or just shoot a bird or catch a fish? 'Shame, -We should begin with the basics. Just being alive is. some- thing to be ineffably thankful for. There's not much foie de vivre .in the graveyard. Forget that arthritis, that insomnia, that • , FOR CHILPREN AT PLAY REFRIGERATOR CAN BE A • A DISCARDED OR FREEZER DANTRAGERou5 • pimple en your nose Youll be, a long time dead, andI you .,can. Vend all of it whining over your physical ailments; • • To be sane,. or relatively sane in a world that seems psane, is' •something for which we should send up paeans of praise, Think of the poor lost creatures ov'ere. flowing our • mental places, and thank God you're -nt among them.. Being alive and .1?eing sane, then, Other basis* are " shelter and food. We don't 'give them much thought in this affluent country. Almost nobody M this laid is without shelter, be it evF so humble. And nobody as staiying, be he ever so hungry, unless he*s plain stupid. The Worst ThanksgivingI ever spent was in October, 1944, I didn't even think of Thanks- giving at the 'time; had just received a thorough going-over for attempting to escape from the Germans. My nose pointed one way and one of My legs the other. My hands and. feet were tied. It was very cold and there were no blankets. Food was four slices of bread a day. • But, looking back, I realize I had lots to be thankful for. I had the roof: of..a box -car overhead to keep out the rain (until a night -fighter shot some holes in it). I had enough food to -stay alive (and fio steak has ever been as delicious as that black bread). And I was alive, young, bloody but unbowed. I should have been singing ”Bringing iji tlr Sheaves.' Definitely, we shuld': he thankfUt for our childreflo,40* ever mueli ain therbevecaUsed .11$. We. earl t take them wilit141 eithr,rlaut we On leave thelOr and their Children andso on as testimony .that We once lived • and love& We should be deeply .grateful that we live in a land' where hatred and .violence and , prou- dlge are frowned updn, ratker. than, accepted as part of danY life. We should bethankful, tr. vently, for real, friends and good neighbours. Not the type whO • pry and are delighted when -SOIllethAnkt iS wrong, 'but the stalwarts, who rally 'round and give comfort when things are black. or blue. Perhaps I sound like a Polly. anna. But you just try' it. 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