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Oshawa Times (1958-), 23 Oct 1967, p. 8

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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, October 23, 1967 ANN LANDERS Host Can Prevent Drunken Tragedy Dear Ann Landers: What is|a sober guest, or sent home in a the responsibility of a host and/taxi. Anyone who knowingly al- hostess to guests who drink too|lows a drunk to drive himself much and then drive home? anywhere must share in the It is not possible to monitor) blame for whatever happens. the alcoholic intake of guests to make sure they don't get) Dear Ann Landers: I used to plowed. Furthermore, it is next/hate it when you handed out ad- to impossible to get a drunk tojvice against going steady. I admit he is in no shape to drive.|thought you were a square old I have seen drunks become bel-/bag and I even wrote once to ligerent and nasty when some-|blast you. Well, I am writing one questions their ability te again--this time to apologize. handle the wheel. Ww My husband and I had a party| faptihae real old girl who at our home recently and the just broke up with a boy 17. We last four couples to leave were| started to go steady last Janu- so stoned they couldn't see/ary | was in heaven for about straight. When they left (in two) tive weeks, and then I began to! cars) I told my husband I was) worry because we seemed to go scared to death that they would). jittle further every time we end up in the morgue. He said.|-o¢ together. One day I asked 'They'll be O.K. Don't worry."| what he would do if I got preg- It so happened they made it/nant. He said, "Any girl who is all right, but if they had not/dumb enough to get pregnant in made it, how much of the guilt|this day and age deserves to would have been on our heads?/ figure a way out by herself." Please tell us, Ann Landers,! That statement really shook what is the solution to this|me up. I told him he was abso- ever-growing social problem?--|lutely right and I wasn't going A Party to the Murder? La wait until I got into that fix ' i ecause we were parting com- WOULD BE GUILTY pany Ges aia eee Dear Party: If those drunks} That was three months ago had not made it home, or,|and I've never been so happy in} worse yet, if they had rammed) my life. What a rockhead I was into some innocent people, you|to think I needed a, steady for would, in my opinion, be guilty|social security. I have plenty of of plenty. dates and I'm having a ball. My One thing a host and hostess|mother and I get along better, can do to prevent such trage-jtoo. We used to argue a Jot be- dies is to cut the liquor off and|cause she didn't approve of my send people home before they| going steady either. get so cockeyed they are a men-| I'd like to tell all teen-agers ace to society. Don't tell me it)who think going steady is boss can't be done because I havejthat they are kidding them- done it in my home and I will| selves. ---Been There continue to do it--and anyone} Dear Been: Thanks for anoth- who doesn't like my brand ofjer testimonial. Your lesson was hospitality doesn't have to come|relatively inexpensive. Most of back. the teen-agers who write as you Guests who become suddenly|did had to pay a high price for drunk should be driven home by their education. CHILD GUIDANCE Introduce Different Foods With Tidbits At Early Age By GARRY C. MYERS, PhD Make one by the layout diagram, then make a dozen. Christmas stockings Even if he asked for more you should be stingy at offering it. parent, sometimes in the whole| If your child happens to eat BAZAAR BEST-SELLER If you put to the lips of your|family, a-solution of the problem|°ccasionally at a home of other baby a few months old a tiny bit/May be difficult. Suppose you children, or if other children eat of food he never tasted before,|face this problem: with your|@t his home, he may easily he may make an ugly face or|Child. Try to regain composure even eject the food. But if you) yourself. It may be well for you gently try him a number of|to resolve to show no concern at choose to emulate their good ways. \Ssromaeeree = Le} Doubled sewing threads won't |tangle so easily if knotted sepa- rately instead of together. THE STARS SAY By ESTRELLITA FOR TOMORROW Very little can go wrong when you have loyal backers to aid you in overcoming personal ob- stacles--as you have now. Main- tain the contacts that have value, intellectually as well as materially. In your turn, have the proper compassion for those who are troubled. CLUBS INVITED TO SUBMIT STORIES ON 1967 PROJECTS registered narcotics The annual supplement of women's club activities will SENT TO CONVENT LONDON (AP)--A 20-year-old|12 months probation with a pro. :.. British girl, unemployed and alviso that she must spend six addict,|months in a Roman Catholic confessed to unlawful posses-|convent. 3 sion of heroin and was put on be published next month. This year most organizations have held special centennial events and it is planned to make these the highlight of the supplement as a souvenir edition. Secretaries are invited to send in articles recalling the centennial project of their clubs and the full names of executive officers in this important year. Future proj- ects may also be listed. Articles must be mailed or delivered to the Social Department, The Oshawa Times on or before November 4. Envelopes should be marked 'Club Women's Edition". Stories should be typewritten, on one side of a large Sheet of paper, allowing margins and double-spaced lines. The sender's name and telephone number should be in- cluded on the story. The writing must be concise in order to have space for pictures, Short articles are most acceptable. Do not delay. 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