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18 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, October 4, 1967 ANN LANDERS Tough Line Approach Often Helps Reducers BP go Ann Landers: I resent-|demand toughness. When they your smart-aleck reply to 4g i ibility that pathetic man who weighs phe sii it ds my responsibility 400 pounds. He recounted a °° /@¥ it on the line. heartbreaking story of being i turned away from' hotels and . De@t Ann: Do you think it is motels because they wereOX for a 17-year-old girl and afraid he'd break the beds. The|2€T boy friend to be alone poor soul stood for hours at\downstairs after a date for 30 parties because no chair in the|imutes or an hour? My hus- place could accommodate his|P@nd is against it and I disa- weight. He stayed away from|STee- Please understand that! movies, concerts, the theatre W are always in the house, and sports events because the USU@lly reading in bed. Our seats were too small. daughter never stays out after The agonized fellow said he|/2:30. Yes or No? -- C and G had been to several doctors and; Dear C and G: Absolutely no one could find an organic\yes. There is no better place reason for his obesity. Instead/for a girl to bring her date--| of giving him compassion you|Provided a parent is in. the gave him a cruel reply which|house. Ask your husband if he| could only have plunged: him/would prefer that she went out deeper into despair. jand parked on a lonely road or I am bored with your stock/ went to a motel. Shocked? Well, answer, "See a psychiatrist,'"}Some girl who can't bring their but this time you added final|boy friends home think of the barb--"It might help if you darnedest things. learned why you insist 'on sur- rounding yourself with a for-| Dear Ann: I have a problem tress of flesh. From whom are! can't run away from any you '/hiding?" longer. My dad and mother You areahard-hearted were divorced when I was woman who has no real feeling seven years old. My mom dated for the people who write to you./Vic for as long back as I can Of course you wouldn't dare let}remember. He wanted to marry the public see this letter. It is a her but, for reasons unknown to pity, because I would like theme, she refused. A few months man to know that even though|ago Vic stopped coming to the you, gave him an insult instead) house. The next thing I knew he of help, I offer him 400 pounds'married another woman. of sympathy. -- All Heart Ann, Vic was like a father to Dear Heart: The man who me and his marriage was a ter- COTTON CORDUROY much, tune wih the bur FALL °67 fashions high- light cotton corduroy in many ways with designers using this sturdy but plush Men, If You've Got It, Dye It VANCOUVER (CP)--If you've still got it, dye it, says Stanley Weiler, in reply to the harried, greying business exec- utive afraid of being nudged out by a younger man. 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Both are in softened terracotta, a color very wrote doesn't need an addition-jrible blow. He has invited me al 400 pounds of anything. in-'to his home to meet his wife|prefer that he not call you any| more, Explain that you need) who have already been crying|pieces. Please tell me how to|Some time to get accustomed to too long does not solve their'get over this heartbreak and/thinking of him in a new family} what I should say when he|setting. Tell him you will call him when you feel up to it.| Dear Friend: Write Vic |When that day comes--and it because certain situationsinote and tell him you would!will--keep your word. cluding your sympathy. Sitting! but I can't bring myself to go. I down and crying with people/know if I see him I'll go to problems. I've been called a tough old/calls? -- A Million Tears turkey, but I don't mind Discover A Radiant You This Fall! We Specialize in... Steom Waves & Color Treatment | 1 } OSHAWA 4 { | ] ) i i | | CALL US TODAY! 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