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18 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, November 30, 1967 . To Be Dear Ann Landers: Your col- umn urging people not to take dogs on shopping trips where they are left cooped up in locked cars prompted me to write a letter that might save @ life. This past summer a Minnea- polis man went to visit his wife who was in the hospital. He brought their infant son along. The hospital authorities would not allow him to bring the baby into the hospital because of the rules. He took the child back to the car and locked him in. When he returned, he found to his horror that the child had died of suffocation. Please inform your readers that they should never, repeat, never lock children in a car. Ei- ther take the kids shopping or leave them at home.--Minneso- tan Dear Min: I was appalled to| "The problem is not with them, lit's with me," indicates you are |far from hopeless--recognizing \a problem is the first step to- suffocated after having been left) ward solving it. receive nearly 50 letters from all over the country reporting on children who were burned or in locked cars. I: had no idea of the immensity of this problem.| Thank you all for writing. You| got the word to over 50 million| Y ANN LANDER Hazardous For Child Nae Locked In Car Dear Ann Landers: Please don't throw this in the waste- basket because it sounds like a foolish problem. I know it's fool- ish, that's why I'm writing to you. I can't talk about it to any- one. I'm a girl 18 who doesn't have one friend I consider worth- while. I realize nobody is per- fect, but I seem to pick apart every person I spend more than 20 minutes. with. This one is loud, that one is dumb, the next one is a hypocrite and the one after that is a bore. Please don't say I need new friends. The problem is not them, it's me. Why do I mag- nify other people's inperfections until they look so unattractive that I don't want to have any- thing to do with them? Please help me if you can. Or am ]--Hopeless in Cincinnati Dear Cin: Your statement, Chronic faultfinders are in reality dissatisfied with them- selves. The person who is confi- dent and secure does not de- ARRIVES FOR LEGS Tap-Testing Not True Guide For Good Glass By ELEANOR ROSS Stand a while in the glass- ware department of your favor- ite store and just watch as pros- pective purchasers knowingly tap a wine goblet or finger bowl, listening quite intently for the bell note that will certify it is a good glass, Though it is a fact that some glass will ring beautifully, there are other tests to consider. Let's get back to that bell sound. Some glass, especially the Venetian, won't ring at all. Actually this is a questionable test of quality for. food glass- ware since the sound may vary under different conditions. It may be the shape, the weight, the thickness, or the way the glass is being held that is re- sponsible for the ringing note or its absence. HARD TO PIN DOWN As to flaws in glass, this is a difficult subject to pin down, be- cause so few people outside the trade really know what consti- tutes a flaw. Experts are aware that an absolutely flawless piece of hand-made glass--like a flaw- less emeraid--just doesn't exist. Tiny imperfections mark the emerald as a real one, and the discriminating buyer of hand- wrought or hand-finished glass knows its faint variations are what distinguish it from the ma- chine-made product, So the buyer who has detected a shear mark in a goblet, and--grimly triumphant--brings it back to rupted by the featureless unifor- mity of mass production. Conse- quently too few of us are willing to accept the natural charms of slight deviation in our glass- ware, EXPECTED FLAWS Even the finest museum pieces have many impérfec- tions, and those who are looking for authentic reproductions ex- pect to find such flaws faithfully copied. Similarly, in the finest of modern glass--préssed or blown--northing is mathemati- cally identical, and there has to be some mark if it has been made by hand. There's much more to the story of fine glassware which we'll keep for another day. BIRDS EAT ! OCALA, Fla. (AP)--An 11- mile-] cafeteria has been es- tablished in the Ocala National Forest--for wildlife. Ranger Robert S. Jackson said the food strip offers oats and rye to browsing deer and to turkeys and other birds. OSHAWA TIMES PICTURE | RE-PRINTS =| 20% Discount on Orders of 5 or More Pictures | NU-WAY PHOTO | SERVICE | || 251 King St. E., Oshewe 8 x 10 -- 1.50 each >. Glenayr SPORTSWEAR Ltd. Oshawa Shopping Centre <a 610/612 BOTANY WOOL SWEATERS Ellen Wilson, | recipient of the je today. mand perfection in his friends. He is content to take them as the store, really shows she i i THE STARS SAY (°¢..'h. doesn't know glassuare, || 5X7 -- 1.25 each Dylanize' ol sae | Get busy and work at being) Kenny Davidson, 12 next mitted he the Ontario Crip- tests at the centre to de- Our taste has Dean stblly. cor: bas Shewring, 13, who By ESTRELLITA lthe kind of person you would) Monday, jokes with nurse pled Children's Centre in termine the best kind of ar- her all-round: cord | Toronto Wednesday. Kenny fificial limbs. FOR MACHINE WASHABILITY jlike to be and you will be less FOR TOMORROW leritical of others. A wise philos- Yesterday's fine planetary in- opher once said, "A great deal fluences continue, so you should|of what we see in others is the have clear sailing on practically/ reflection of what we are." all fronts. Business matters and| 'ak dealings with superiors and oth-| Dear. Ann Larrders: Your) Ask Restriction | On Sale Of Glue project to celebrate the 75th an- ers of influence who could help|reply to the exhausted bag boy advance Sa aims are especial-/ whose lady customers eget FiVeELaie of Waniehtn Tratititinl favored. where they ha ' jniversar\ ns Institutes | i ie ah tht ar 'an Bet "make. TORONTO (CP) -- Ontariojin 1972. Mrs. Leonard Trivers of| FOR THE BIRTHDAY much sense to your faithful)Women's Institutes executive|Thessalon was appointed head If tomorrow is your birthday,| ».aders who live in Davenport;|at® asking the federal govern-jof a committee to find out what your horoscope predicts some|towa ment to restrict the sale of so-|project might be feasible. interesting challenges in the) ., d that th called airplane glue until the! The spring board meeting will year ahead--especially in the|. You Suggested that the supet-\"harmful, toxic content is re-|be held April 22-26. 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Some delays| 'hey sie, forget to [ «| tario. | and disappointments are quite|Knocked dowh Sa deep trving,| The resolution expresses tieir | possible during these periods; |{*" Te may gael rr the see(concern at the spread:of the po-| also feelings of restlessness at} - ua a0 i . e iar tentially deadly habit of glue seeming lack of accomplish-/°" bie ig nied '4 sniffing. : ment or irritation with the or-|' Dear Iowa: Have you consid- sj ders of "'higher-ups" and you|ered metal posts with the letters) Board members decided to may want to chuck everything|printed on a oe 1c hie | aiehMR ame naa eee ad start all in. It\pole? Some of the ladies might ¥ aan ta aoe oe teven|have to replace a few headiignts|| CAREER SCHOOL your home furnishings. We enjoy doing it, you will too! Betty Haydl Co. Ltd. Interior Decorating, Fine Furnishings OSHAWA | | operated by tony's refreshment service itd, | though the next 12 months will test your mettle, keep plugging. 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