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A WHITBY CHARMER This little girl is Jacque- Mr. and Mrs. line Louise, the one-year-old john, all of Whitby. Her daughter of Mr. and Mrs. great-grandparents are Mr. Gordon Wilde, Whitby. Her and Mrs. William Scott, Vah- proud grandparents are Mr. couver. and Mrs. James Wilde, and PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. 'Kenneth Far-|Found, Mr. and Mrs. row, Christie avenue, have re-|Gray,.and Mr, Charles 'Tuson. turned from a vacation in the/Other guests from Ontario Maritimes, where they visited| points were: Mr. and Mrs. their son, LAC Paul Farrow,| James C, Adams, Willowdale; RCAF, and Mrs. Farrow at|Mr. and Mrs. King H. Gazzard, Morris Fitz- --tIreland Studio E. H.| ANN LANDERS Dear Ann Landers: I am a boy 10 years old who would like you to afswer a question for mé if you caf. Why do parents havé two Sets of laws, oné for themsé@lves and one for their childrén? Iam thinking of one special law in our house which is awful, When I spill something on thé tablecloth, especially grapé \juice, I have to leave the din- ling room table and go eat in ithe kitchen on the cooking board. When one of my parents jspills something they say, 'Oh \for eHavén's sake" -- and go jright on eating at the table and jthat is all there is to it. | Why can parents do some- Parents Pull Rank For Same Mishap thing and think it is just fine ished? Will you please answer this? Thank you.--Bobby Dear Bobby: There is an old army expression that goes like this. 'Rank has its privileges." s0 you'd better face up to it. When an adult spills some- thing on the tablecloth it fs called an accident. When a child spills something it is called carélegsness. I don't see any différence myself. Further- more, I don't think a child should be séht away from the table when he spills something --not even grape juite. | Dear Ann Landers: I have a| neighbor: who is so helpful I am) just about ready to wring her! neck. I work days and my hus-| band works nights, I leave the house at 8:30 am The minute I jeave for. work this neighbor) comes ovér to make my his-' but when their children do the) very same thing they get pun-| And it's the same' way in life,| PATIO TILE | 12" x 12" end 12" x 16" ---- 8 COLORS -- STORRAR DUNBRIK cot $7. NORTH PHONE 725-0631 band @ and clean up my kitchen, "nice hot breakfast' Sometimes she waxes the linoleum and réarrang?s my), cupboards, One day she changed everything around and 1 went crazy looking 'or the mustard I don't want this woman in my house and havé told her so. It goes in one ear and out the other, She says shé enjoys be- ing neighborly, In the meantime the neigh- bors have plenty to say and am beginning to wonder .if it is just gossip--or if perhaps this woman is giving my husband more than breakfast. Please tell me whet to do about it.--Aggie Dear Aggie: Get on the night Tisome dsepicable, your answer to "Als Not Ashamed." I agree with you that an npetre Who functions as well "Also" makes a mistake iis she keeps hér affliction a fleap dark secret. She could do immeasureable good by telling her friends she is an épileptic and acquainting them with the true nature of the disease. Epileptics are their own worst efemies Tod many of us keep our illness at the dark age level and behave as if it were loathesome thing, We then criticize others because they are ignorant and prejudiced, If epileptics wish to be treated as normal human beings they) should jead the way by being, open and unashamed--and hy, shift, 'Toots. Dear Ann Landers: | loved demonstrating that epileptics are not so different from other people, after all --San Antonio Dear San: Well safd and J Bs & THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, August 5, 1964: 9 thank you for saying it. I agree the most effective job of en- lightening the public can be done by epileptics themselves; This takes coufage but éven the lowly turtle knows that if he is to make progress he must stick out his neck. HOUSEHOLD HINT To help stretch the budget, use tmargarine for cooking and butter for table use, ieee Ronald W. Bilsky, D.C, CHIROPRACTOR Spinal Dise Injuries Hay Fever é ° ~~ | | PRICE ee iP 'oy A =n al coal Si. 100 King St. E. 728-5186 |, Made from an Old ENGLISH FORMULA To test a Tonic Water drink it straight. A refresh- ing .néw experience. Straight or mixed you'll like Wilson's, Try it, Ps at SPROULE'S Specially Selected Grade "A" SALE Cape Breton. 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