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PAGE 4, THE HERALD, Monday, October 24, 1977

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ANIMAL COMMUNICATION — Marsh vegetation
is often very thick and it is easy for young
animals to become separated from their families.
- Nature, however, has developed ways of pre-
venting them from becoming lost. For example,
a family of raccoons travelling through a marsh
keep tagether by making a soft “cherring” sound.
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Wants Boss To Fire
Her Errant Husband
By Abigail Van Buren - |

@ 1977 by The Chicago Trihune-N_Y.News Synd, Inc.

DEAR ABBY: I am an executive in a company that has a
large sales department. A few days ago, the wife of one of
our top salesmen came and asked me to fire her husband!
’ She said she had it on good authority that her husband is
having an affair with a young secretary in the office.

The wife said if I thought her husband was too valuable to
the company to let go, I should fire the girl. She said she
was sure her husband could easily get another job if he
were forced to, and the affair would probably cool off if
they weren't working together. .

Should I get involved in the domestic problems of one of
my salesmen? Or do you think if a man does his job well,
what he doea on his own time is his own business?

. NO IDENTITIES, PLEASE

DEAR NO: Call the salesman in, and tell him that word
of his alleged hanky-panky with a secretary has reached,
the front office. And let him take it from there.

EAR ABBY: I am one of 20 draftsmen working in a

large engineering office with a lot of female secretaries.

‘Abby, do you think a woman feels complimented when she .

enters a room and a man whistles at her?

One guy here insists that the girls love it. I say no
woman wants to be.treated as a sex object, and whistling
at a woman is an insult.

T'd like a woman's point of view.

'E.C. IN HOUSTON

DEAR T.C.: THIS woman's point of view is the same as
yours, (P.S. Whistling at women alco indicates a juvenile
mentality.) ,

DEAR ABBY: My young grandson has a very peculiar
way of eating—he will eat only one thing at a time. For
example; if there is meat, potatoes, carrots and peas on his
plate, he will finish eating all the meat before he even
touches his carrots. Then, once he starts eating hia carrots,
he will taste nothing else until he’s finished them. He
positively refuses to mix his ‘food. Now isn't that
ridiculous?

When I try to tell him to eat a bit of one thing and then
another, he says he doesn’t want to. He refusas to even
try.
I don't know whether this comes under the heading of
etiquette, idiosyncrasies, health or habits, but it just looks
peculiar to me, Abby.

‘Please classify this quirk and set me straight.

. GRAMPS

DEAR GRAMPS: I would classify this as nitpicking.
Children come in for enough criticism during their
childhood without having something aa inconsequential as
this being called to their attention. Skip it. What's the
difference? Be glad he's healthy and can eat everything.

DEAR ABBY: Your recent answer to the 17-year-old girl

who wanted to know what was wrong with premarital sex
was good,"but incomplete. Here is how I would have
answered:

Dear Speaking For Teens:

There are several reasons other ‘than fear of V.D. and
pregnancy. for saying no, even if your moral code or

religious beliefa provide you with insufficient guidance. .

Among them: .

1, If you ever marry, and most people still do, remaining
“sure” beforehand will give your spouse less reason to be
distrustful of you, This is bound to lead to a healthier and
happier relationship. , . .

2. Sex between unmarried people usually results in guilt
feelings and Joss of self-esteem.

3. If you're really in love, sex isn’t needed to have a
fulfilling relationship. And if you should discover that you
aren't really in love, having had sex will make breaking up
all the more painful. . ‘

4. Most. people whe seek premarital sex are concerned
more with their own eratitication than with the needs of
the other person. (If that's the case, it’s not love.) Why let
someone use you?

Like many other good things in life, sex is too often

misused.
SINGLE SEATTLE FELLOW

DEAR FELLOW: If you practice what you preach,
you'll make a wonderful catch for a girl who's saving
herself for marriage and expects the same of her husband.

Everyone has a problem. What's yours? For a personal
reply, rite te ABBY: Box, No. 69700, L.A., Calif. 90069.
Enclose stamped, self-addressed envelope, please.

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