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Thanks to :Parents .

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By Abigall Van Buren .

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DEAR ABBY: This is in regard to the letter signed by
POP, who warned his 16-year-old daughter that if she was:
arrested for a traffic violation or was involved in an
accidant.that was her fault, he would take away .her
driving privileges for a year. The daughter complained
about the severity of the penalty, and POP asked for your
opinion. ,

Well, I am also 16, and when I became eligible for a
driver's license, my parents gave me a similar warning. At
‘first I thought they were wrong, but now I realize that
they were right, I drive defensively, always watching out
for the other guy, and I've yet to have an auto accident or
get_a parking ticket, ros

L agree with you, POP’s decision was a little too harsh,
But fortunately, the gir] only hit a post. What if she had hit

Read on:

another car?
SEXTEEN AND SAFE if she'll give me hers.
~ TRAR SIXTEEN: Road on for more opiniona of POP's

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DEAR ABBY: Iam 15, the oldest of five, and a licensed
driver. If POP takes your advice and allows his daughter
to drive before her year is up, he’s not very smart.
When my father sets a rule-end does not enforce it, it’s
just like breaking a promise. If the girl's mom thought -
POP's rule was too harsh when he made it, She should
have spoken up at the time, I agree, a year is too long, but
once POP made. the rule he should have stuck with it,

What's a
anyway?

down ; the
LONA H homework,

4 DEAR ABBY: I disagree that POP’s punishment was
(@ ‘too harsh, If he dosn't stick to his guns, his daughter will
'@ =6©-have no respect for him. 1 think the minimum age: for
; drivers should be 18, It would take a bunch of these idiot
kida off our streets and highways. I work near a high
school and I see the stupid things those kids in cars pull

arrival of a new baby. .

operatic diva,

who cares enough about her to make rules and stick with
them, There should be more: parents like POP! |

CALIFORNIA TEACHER

DEAR ABBY; You were way off base to defend the lazy
Grandma who gave her-

grandchildren checks for

It's obvious that you haven't lived with small children
for some time. A check means absolutely nothing toa small
child. But I'l tell you what it means to a small child’s
mother, It means she has to make a trip to the bank, and
then a trip to the atore to buy something with the money.
dragging the kids along with her.

That may not sound like much of a hardship, but working «
around the children’s naps, it would take my whole day to

do it.-
Fean think of a lot of ways I would rather spend my time
than doing my mother-in-law’s shopping! .

_.. NO CHECKS, PLEASE

DEAR NO: If the gifts happen to be the right size, the
tight color and exactly what the children need or
want—wonderfull But what if they aren't? Wouldn't you |
rather have a check than the chore of exchanging
the gifts? (Most mothers are more familiar than
grandmothers with their children's needs and desires.)

My mait has been running 20 to ona in favor of checks.

DEAR ABBY: FURIOUS must be kidding! She’s the.
ninny who complained because her mother-inJaw gave her
a check and told her to buy something for her kids for
Christmas from “Grandma.” :

1 should be so lucky! My mother-in-law - walks in
empty-handed on Christmas Day to pick up HER gifts! ©

Tell FURIOUS I'll be glad to give her my mother-in-law -

FURIOUS WITH FURIOUS

. BEAR ABBY: My mother is always on my back about
something. [t's “sit up straight, talk slower, turn down the
TV, quit picking your face, go do your homework!”

poor defenseless teenager supposed to do

“HASSLED

DEAR HASSLED: Sit up straight, talk slower, turn
TV, . quit picking your face, or go do your

DEAR ABBY: This for the person who was looking for-
an alternate. to the traditional cigars handed out on the

h we had 1a baby last October, and being a non-smoker, I
ad no intentions of handing out cigars, Instead, my wife them i ,
hoiled three dozen eggs and wrote “IT’S A GIRL” om each have them in our home for four months

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f You should have congratulated POP on his wise decision RON G,, GRANADA HILLS, CALIF.

m, instead of, saying, “Lower the penalty thia time, but if it ,
happens again, lower the boom,” " Le

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= DEAR ABBY: How dare you give such irresponsible.
advice to POP? A conscientious father lays down the law to IN thelr children
his daughter and you advise him to back down! | *

His daughter was lucky, Do you know how many.
thousands of people die in accidents caused by incompetent
teen-age drivers? Losing driving privileges for a year Is
; not too ivvere a penalty. cpovit the severity CRF
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entire summer with us? (An

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DEAR ABBY: How can I tell my parents without
oY cannot come and spend the

I mean from May 1st until

The other day my father phoned from Florida to tell ma.
punishment, the daughter should thank God for a father that they were coming to spend the whole summer with are not actually “impotent,” they are merely unstimulated.

THE HERALD, Wednesday, April 12, 1978, PAGE 11

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me because the summers are miserable in Miami Beach!
. Abby, I hope you won't think I'm a terrible daughter,
but I just can’t have.them here for that long. One month
would be the absaqlute limit. My mother is- a chronic

- complainer mostly ebout her aches and pains, and my
t

er has nothing to do but sit around the house all day
and wait for meals:

My husband has never complained when they have
visited us before, because he knows they love seeing our
children, but he feels the same as I do about having them
here allsummer. We don’t have a guest room. Our children
double up and we make room that way, but.it's very
inconvenient. ° .

My father says the plane fare is toa expensive to come
for only one month, .

Please tell me how to handie this. There is no way I can

THEIR “TERRIBLE” DAUGHTER

DEAR DAUGHTER: Be honest. Tell them you can
accommodate them for a month In your home, but no
longer. If you can afford to put them up in a nearby motel,
by all means do it; perhaps then they will feel that the trip
would justify the plane! fare.

And don't feel guilty: A third of a year ig a centence,

DEAR ABBY: Doctors read your column, too, Referring

who “ogles” all the other women: Let me say that some
“impotent” men perform like champions in the company of
a more understanding and sexu illy imaginative woman.

. M.D. IN ORE
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