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I have two major problems. First, a 16-year-old infant son who is 6 feet tall and weighs 218 pounds. The second problem is a 40-year-old moron my husband. Last evening I told my son to please straighten up his room. (It tU.UA OJO-e7)l IIMMItCmmr 8788 MP EMIOSSiD ALUMINUM PATIOS CARPORTS SCREEN ENCLOSURES MwwImIim4 mi Oria4a by FENCE I AWNING Inc.

I IMITCrV Villi j-jaf 4110 N. OwinqoH.Tr. AAAY SPECIALVALUES mm If you have sons, teach them to put things where they belong and to pick up after themselves so their wives won't have to write to Ann Landers. DEAR ANN LANDERS: How does one go about telling good friends that their young son steals? Every time this couple comes to our home and brings the boy liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiii Dear Ann Landers tllllllllllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIE something is missing. One day recently I had left some small change on the kitchen window sill.

I know the boy took it because I saw the change when I was preparing the lemonade. The boy entered the kitchen as soon as I left. I returned five minutes later and sure enough the money was gone. Please advise. RB.

DEAR You haven't told me how old the boy is, and this is important. If he is seven or older, have a private talk with him and give him another chance. If he continues to take things, you must inform his parents because he needs professional help. If he is under seven, tell his parents at once and suggest counseling. too much of the boy and this is why he is rebellious.

I'd l.ke your opinion. SCRANTON DEAR SCRAN: What a peachy-keen start for a thoroughly messed up life. A boy who kicks his mother and is then defended by his father needs plenty of help and fast. Talk to your doctor about counseling for both babies. DEAR ANN: I need advice on how to break my husband of the habit of throwing his clothes all over the house.

Tom was a bachelor (age 35) when I married him. I thought 1 knew him very well but I guess this is one thing you never know about a man until you live with him. Last week I tried an experiment. For six days I left his clothes wherever he dropped them. On the bed posts this morning I counted four pairs of trousers, six shirts, six pairs of shorts and three bath towels.

This docs not include the stuff hanging on door knobs or thrown behind the bathroom door. Tom and I read your column every day so please print the reply in the newspapers! P. S. I adore your answers. CHAMBERMATRON DEAR CHAMBER1 This is one answer you won't adore because I'm going to tell you to forget it.

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I won't. And you can't make me!" Then he turned around and kicked me in the leg. I was shocked. When I finally gathered my wits I really gave him a piece of my mind. My husband heard me, came into the room and shouted, "For heaven's sake, Edith.

He's only a child." I told him the "child" is twice as big as I am and I'm (sick of his laziness. My husband says I expect v. Z- Ann Landers will be glad to help you with your problems. Send them to her In care of The Orlando Sentinel enclosing a stamped, self-addressed envelope. it 7J enlfircneS new ill amend iplendc SS S'l'dio Portrait by Bob Shull Maria Jones Linda Wills er Linda Moore Mary Crouch ft Engagements iiiiiiiiniiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiininii'iniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiH every head of hair special care! Young revolutionary diamond design.

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