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Show - Ann Landers It Homemaking Seminar Set Really Happened Dear Ann Landers: People sometimes accuse you of making up letters. They just can't believe it's possible to get into the fixes they read about in your column. The enclosed is from the San Diego Tribune. It should put an end to all speculation. I hope you print it. Ii made my day. Wanted: A young woman last seen wearing only a girdle and running in Mission Valley. Anyone having information may call officers at police headquarters or phone Bullock's 150-pou- department store, where the woman accused of shoplifting bit, clawed and fought off two security guards before losing her clothing and making her way to freedom. The fracas started about 7:30 p.m. Wednesday when she was seen stuffing blouses and maternity pants inside her girdle. Security guards Linda Gill and Clifford Labyk, who now are nursing wounds inflicted by teeth and fingernails, followed the shoplifter and tried to take her into custody. The woman began fighting like crazy, according to a police account. Labyk, who police say "is as big as a football player," grabbed the woman to keep her from hitting his partner after Gill was bitten on the hand. Labyk struggled to hold the woman. She bit him on the arm twice. The shoplifter lost her shoes as she tried to pull away. Then her blouse and skirt came off. She wasn't wearing a bra. Police impounded the woman's clothes, but she escaped with the merchandise stuffed in her girdle. That's it, Ann. Want to comment? Truth Is Stranger In California Dear Truth: After 27 years I am positively shockproof. Credit should be given to John Gilmore of the San Diego Tribune. He's my kind of reporter. Dear Ann Landers: In October I lost my dear mother, who was only 49 years old. I was and still am devastated. At Christmastime I received dozens of cards from friends and relatives wishing me "joy, merriment and happiness." I was shocked that people could be so thoughtless. All card stores have a special selection for those in mourning. I did receive a few and appreciated them greatly. Because I respect your opinion I need to know if I am being too harsh on my friends, or were they out of order? A.K., Paterson, you. For Tuesday Dear Ann Landers: I just read the letter from the Doberman pinscher and would like equal time. I am a black cat. Many superstitious people kick me to make sure I don't cross in front of them. Others avoid me like I had some loathsome disease. Please tell your readers I am friendly and Provo Tuesday by author and turer Tamera Smith Allred. Homemaking," and has lectured to hundreds of women about homThe seminar, which will be from emaking and life management. Mrs. Allred will have tips on life 7 to 10 p.m. in room BU126 at time management, setUTC, will cover five key areas of planning, home a ting up efficiently so it can homemaking women can improve be cleaned up quickly, getting on upon to become more efficient and top of the laundry and dealing with to get more enjoyment from life. children at home. Mrs. Allred is a former journalTickets are available at the home- - door. ist, who is now a full-tim- lec- e PETERSEN'S MEDICAL E3 CENTER PHARMACY, IXC. AND MEDICAL in need of affection. I long to be held and petted. Thanks so much. Green Eyes In Missouri Dear Green Eyes: You sound sweet to me. I'm passing purr-t- y the word. N.J. Dear A.K.: I did not know special cards1 were available for mourners and perhaps many who sent their standard "wishing you joy" messages didn't know about them either. Do forgive them. I'm sure they didn't mean to offend Sunday, March 27. 1983 THE HERALD, Provo. Utah, Page 41 A homemaking seminar for all maker. She is the author of the women entitled "Take This Job book "From Deadlines to Diapers, And Love It!" will be presented in A Career Guide to Successful SUPPLY 1275 North Univonity Avt., Provo, Utah LAD COATS 373-101- 0 " ; 2230 Parkway I Mi Fonts No. Univ. Vy Provo Savings for big beautiful women and little girls ' CM. r Jr b Jane Vance Jane Vance Named Outstanding Woman Educator J? I Jane Vance, former librarian of Farrer Junior High, Provo, has been named Outstanding Woman Educator by the Utah County Coordinating Council of Delta Kappa Gamma (Gamma, Tau, and Upsi-lo- n Chapters), an international honor society for women educa- if v fi trytil r th i "' Kgj tors. Although she retired in 1982, Mrs. Vance had a long history of successful VP'' 'Mm WA in the teaching field. She began her work at Maeser Elementary School, taught briefly at Dixon Junior High School. The remainder of her experience was at Farrer Junior High School where she taught association If Utah history, reading, and eventually became the librarian. She was instrumental in reshaping the entire library activity at the junior high school, and her work there attention. attracted state-wid- e When Farrer Junior High School was remodeled, Mrs. Vance was a key person in the planning and furnishing of the new library space. Because of her work, the library received in 1965 a grant from the KNAPP school library one of eight schools project nationwide that was so honored and the only junior high chosen to v '1 . "J r-- W participate. During her time there, the library became a KNAPP demonstration school and furnished information and leadership to some 1800 visitors. Mrs. Vance served for four years on the State School Librarian Standard's Committee, was chair of the UEA School Section, and in 1977-7- 8 served as the Utah Library Association vice president. She chaired the Provo Public Library Board for two years. Currently she sits on the Provo Public Library Board. Mrs. Vance is the author of a number of professional articles for journals, and collaborated on a publication for Field Enterprises. Participating in the awards ceremony was Mrs. Mercy Johnson, president of Alpha Theta State, along with her first vice president, Mrs. Winnifred Boggess. Mrs. Louise Wakefield presented an engraved school bell to Mrs. Vance. New arrival large size tops 20 You'll Easter dresses for girls ul 36-4- 23 HH 24 HOUR TOLL-FRE- E off 8 Easter time brings out the best in little girls - all frilly and sweet. Now is the Reg. time to choose the dresses to make it so . . , because selected styles from top manufacturers are now 25 off. Sizes 4 mos toddler and girls' girls' From Fashion Children's, Girls' World and the Ladder (411, 412 421. 422). Club Notes LADIES LITERARY Will meet for its annual open session on Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Alumni Hcase at BYU. 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