Wants a Man
To Baby Her

By Abigail Van Buren .

- 1979 by Chicago Tribuna-N.¥. Naws Synd. Inc.

DEAR ABBY: [ama 31-year-old divorcee with a 10-year-
old son. I desperately want another child. ] have noticed that
in the last few years more single women are having and
keeping their babies. I know I could manage another child
myself. 1 have been the sole support of my son, whois a hap-
py, well-adjusted child despile having no father in his life. 1
have saved enough money, so another child will not be a
financial burden, a

My problem is my family. I'm sure they wouldn't approve
of the idea, and I hate to hurt them. But ] am not getting any
younger, and if I don't have another child within the next
couple of years it will be too late.

Also, I do not have a special man in mind to father my
child, but there are several who would do me the favor. I
don't want to marry again, and I have made that plain.

I'm sure my family will think I got “caught” because the
idea of having a baby outside marriage would be totally
unacceptable to them. I hate to embarrass them.

I just know that [ desperately want another child. Please

advise me,
LON GING FOR MOTHERHOOD

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DEAR LONGING: A woman sufficiently mature to
handle single parenthood, as‘you insiat you are, would not
(a} seek my advice or (b) need her parents’ approval. If I
were you, I would serap the ides,

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DEAR ABBY: I am having a iriendly argument with
someone and hope you can settle it. I say that, according to
law, a male doctor may not give a female patient a complete
physical examination unless there is a female nurse in the
room. My friend says I am mistaken.

Can you help us?
FRIENDLY ARGUMENT

DEAR FRIENDLY: Whether or not a male doctor has a
nurse present while examining a female patient is up to the
doctor, the patient, or both, If there is a state law setting a
different standard, I would he surprised.

DEAR ABBY: This letter may be of interest to those who
are constantly complaining about rising food costs.

Tama clerk in a chain grocery. Yesterday I spent three
hours picking up items off shelves where they didn’t belong,
because somebody decided they didn't want them after all
and just put them down any old place.

Now just wha do you think is paying me for three hours
labor to do this? You—the consumer, that’s whol

All right, forget the wages, Let's talk about the TV dinner
someone left In the cereal aisle. When found, it was partially
thawed out and not fit for resale. Or the carton af milk that
was left standing out.of the cooler for half a day. Or the
cellophane-wrapped pork chops someone had put on top of
the spices. These items are spoiled and must be thrown out.

a who pays for them? YOU DO! I would guess that
a éne out of every 10 shoppers has been guilty of the
abeve, at least occasionally. .

- $6; the next time you go marketing, please put those un-
wanted items back where they belong, and help keep prices
down. And it might not be a bad idea for grocery store
managers to post this on the cash register. It may help.

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