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20 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, June 23, AWN LANDERS Be Opti s ti On Retirement a day nursery in my home. At think|the moment I have six children ore. difference does it make Recently when a kept repeating, "But what are you really going to do?" Most people who are retiring don't know what they are g0- ing to do and it worries them. The fear that they might not be able to keep busy is terrify-|0 ing So, if any of your readers know someone who is slated for tetirement, please give him a break. Instead of asking, 'What are you going to do?" give him a good wish. Say, 'You have worked hard for many years and you deserve to be free of the daily pressures." Or, you could simply say "We'll miss you. Good luck." --Retiring Dear Retiring: Folks who have never given this a thought 'wil appreciate your well- worded tip-off. Thank you for opening some eyes -- including mine. Dear Ann Landers: 1 hope my letter will shake up some women who are playing dumb because it is easier than living up to their responsibilities as mothers. 1 support myself by running THE STARS SAY By ESTRELLITA FOR TOMORROW A good day for business and financial matters--but only if operate conservatively. Risks of any kind are "'out." Especially favored: Real estate deals, negotiations with influen- tial persons concerning long- fange projects, non-speculative I¢ tomorrow is your birthday, your horoscope indicates that the next 12 months will be ex- fore they eome to my place. One mother who leaves two of her youngsters with me never feeds them in the morn- ing. The minute they get to my house they beg for something to eat. When I serve my own two children hot cereal, it's dif- ficult. to let.the other children sit by and not give them some cereal, too. I've asked these youngsters why they don't eat breakfast at. home .and they tell me, "Mommy didn't have time." What should I do?--Imposed mn Dear On: So you have to fix two extra bowls of cereal. Big deal. Since you consider it such a hardship, I suggest that you raise your rates 25 cents a day to include a bowl of hot cereal and a glass of milk in the morning. Dear Ann Landers: Those cheers to you for your answer to "Memories." She was the nurse who told fathers how im- portant it is to have a daughter first 60 she can baby sit for the younger children. I am a 17-year-old girl and my father must have been one of those she told; He has never forgotten it. ; I have three younger broth- ers. When my dad introduces his family he says, "Meet my wife, my three sons and my baby sitter." He's been doing this for years and I've always hated it. I'm sure my father believes that producing males is proof of masculinity. He has always made me feel that I let him down by..being a girl. Please, Ann; keep reminding fathers to keep their disappointments to themselves. 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