Ma Bell’s Toll By Abigail Van Buren © 1978 by Chicago Tribune N.Y. Naws Synd. Inc. DEAR ABBY: A mother wrote complaining that her daughter preferred calling relatives long distance to thank them for Christmas, birthday and graduation gifts rather than write thank-you notes, You said, “A letter is better, but a telephone call is better than nothing.” ; Well, I work for the telephone company, and more and more ] am faced with the upleasant task of disconnecting the telephone service of a parent or grandparent for non- payment of a large telephone bill because some child or grandchild has made long-distance calls all over Lhe country . without the slightest thought of the cost involved. Perhaps we have made it too easy to dial long distance or even overseas, promating the idea of long-distance calls because it's more profitable for us. Ifa phone bill is not paid beeause of indiscriminate calling by irresponsible children (or adults), the responsible paying customers will end up raying the bill in higher monthly rates. Please let your readers know this, Abby. DOING MY JOB DEAR DOING: Consider it done! Readers, did you get , the message? DEAR ABBY: I'm in love with a super dude, but he has one very bad fault. Bad breath. Abby, you couldn't ask for a nicer guy, but this one fault is really hard to take — especial- ly when we kiss. It's not just after he’s eaten onions or garlic. It's all the time. He's a business person who deals with the public, so J worry about what other people might think. “~ I keep thinking maybe he needs to see a dentist, but holy cow, the man is 33 and I hate to suggest it. T have an idea he-knows his breath is bad because he's always sucking on mints or chewing gum, but it doesn't help. He's a very sensitive guy and I wouldn't hurt his feelings for the world. Somebody should tell him. But who? , CHICKEN IN DETROIT DEAR CHICKEN: You! I¢ would be an act of kindness. Ii a dentist can’t help him, he should see a doctor. Chronic bad © breath can be a symptom of a serious physical ailment, and masking it with breath-fresheners, mints, mouthwashes or chewing gum is NOT a proper solution, EH you love him, tell m ; DEAR ABBY: My husband wears a hearing aid, and when we're ata cocktail party he turns it off and sits in a corner all by himself. Many people think he's anti-social or snobbish, but it’s not true. He says that when some folks (especially women) get a few drinks in them, they tend to laugh and. ‘shriek extra loud, and the sound, when amplified through his hearing aid, feels like a “knife” in his ear. Abby, you would be doing people who wear hearing aids a big favor if you asked your readers to be a little more con- siderale. SAN DIEGO DEAR SAN: I can ASK, but I fear that my ples will fall on deaf ears. . 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