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Show 3 Friday ifestyle Also in this section: ArtsEntertainment Oct. 20, 1989 B6-- 8 Daily Herald cruise to unite luxury with modern technology ' if! - Vacationers who choose The Daily Herald's Western Caribbean Cruise, sailing from Tampa, Fla. on March 24, 1990, will enjoy the tasteful blending of luxury and tradition aboard Holland America's MS Niew Amsterdam. n The Niew Amsterdam is a floating masterpiece, featuring the luxury of a resort I it I , rr t 1 !NiWiSlll?lll 33,930-gross-to- hotel amid ' IllfW state-of-the-a- on- rt board technology. The Niew Amsterdam was built at the Chantiers de l'Atlantique shipyard in St. France and launched in 1983. The Niew Amsterdam carries 1,214 passenger and a crew of Na-zair- e, 566. The Niew Amsterdam features collection of art and artifacts, continuing a tradition of exhibiting artwork on board that began in 1938 with the famous ss Niew Amsterdam II. On board the Niew Amsterdam are treasures from the 17th and 18th Century, a time of adventure and exploration. The theme is the Dutch West India Company, established in Amsterdam in 1603 to a forge commercial and cultural ties between Holland and the New World. Display cases throughout the ship's public rooms contain artifacts, such as authentic navigation instruments or an exquisite Delft tile riverscape, maps, historical notes and other documents relating to the period. The Niew Amsterdam has nine passenger decks, with duty-fre- e shops and most public rooms conveniently located on Promenade and Upper Promenade decks. The large public rooms feature furnishings and understated elegance. Lido restaurant, The which features an extensive buffet for casual dining at breakfast and lunch, opens to the spacious Lido high-quali- ty 325-se- at The Niew Amsterdam will take The Daily Herald tour to the Western Caribbean in March, which will include visits to some of the Mexican ruins. Terrace. The Manhattan seating 722 passengers, is located on Main Deck, as is the Square and the Front Office, which is open 24 hours a day. The Niew Amsterdam's Princess Theater, which seats 230, may be used for lectures, meetings and religious services, as well as recent films. Other rooms De Halve Maen, the Card Room and the Book Chest adjoin and also may be used for meetings or private parties Com- tJL 3 O plete audiovisual facilities and other meeting aids are available. A teak deck encircles Upper Promenade Deck, affording space for the ship's comfortable deck chairs, as well as ample room for running or walk- ing. The 1990 Cruise to the Western i it Caribbean is the third cruise sponsored by The Daily Herald. Response to the first two Cruises has been excellent and the late March sailing to the Caribbean, the most popular of the world's cruise destinations, should be especially popular. Holland America Line and The Daily Herald have arranged special pricing for this Cruise with cabins starting as low as $1199 per person double occupancy and an additional $45 port tax. Prices include round trip air fare from Salt Lake to Tampa, Fla. on Delta Airlines and overnight accommodations at a fine Hotel in Tampa the night prior to the Saturday sailing. Travelers can reserve space for the 1990 Daily Herald Cruise by contacting any of the following participating travel agents: MorrisAsk Mr. Foster Travel, Clarks World Travel, Tookes Tours and Travel, Universal Travel, Deseret Travel, Tour West Travel, Beehive Travel, AA Cruise & Travel, Celestial Travel, ZCMI Travel, Thomas Travel or Murdock Dining Room, V;Jrtt ra Photos courtesy Holland America line Lavish buffets are part of the ambiance that accompanies The Daily Herald's Western Caribbean cruise on the MS ; Niew Amsterdam, March 24, 1990. Many sides to women and affairs with bosses Michigan geriatric institute Dear Ann Landers: I must respond to the woman who had a affair with her boss. That letter hit me right between the eyes because I also set my cap for a ' man with a lovely wife and family, who was highly respected in the community. After a great deal of effort, I did get the man to leave his wife and marry me. I'm sorry to say the marriage was not nearly as good as either of us thought it would be. He feels guilty and holds me responsible for "tricking him into an affair" when he was undergoing a midlife crisis. I'm reminded daily that if it weren't for me he would be enjoying life with his fivt wife, his children and grandchild u n. I have reason to believe that this ; man is now cheating on me. I keep v ondering why I wasn't smart enough to know that if he would cheat on his first wife he would also cheat on his second. This isn't the ;whole story, Ann, it gets worse. ' I think I am falling in love with his son. We are the same age, and I have a lot more common with Junior than with his father. If I had it to do over again, I would never look at a married man, Ann. The price I had to pay was definitely not worth it. New England Dear New : Thanks for telling us the inside story of your membership in a large and growing sisterhood. Read on. , From Northern California: I was fascinated by the way your readers ganged up on the woman who had a long-tim- e affair with her boss. I wonder why people are so quick to pass judgment w ithout knowing both sides. 1 am not married and I never .want to be again. Once was enough. It appeared again in yesterday's Salt Lake Tribune, and I'm not ar ; -- -- ; I FBff SAT., Oct. 21 at & 28 by Pauline Atkinson and Marjorie Peterson K to me ni tondan! h. your own Ch'ifima Cand botn O'qhn) and tht .nciU(k at drppmg cnoroiaia lfnpr 00 and Sip CREATORS SYNDICATE My husband was extremely abusive and my life with that animal was plain hell. Because of our two beautiful children, I felt obligated to play by society's rules. I stayed in that marriage until he almost killed me. For the past five years I have been involved in a love affair with a wonderful married man. My lover has quite a lot of money, but I am not interested in it. If he wants me to have any of it, fine. If not, that's perfectly OK. I have never asked him for a thing. I do not envy my sweetheart's wife and I don't want to be in her place. I respect her and even admire her. She is well thought of in the community and has raised a lovely family. It's too bad that she cannot give her husband what I give him, but that's another letter to Ann Landers. I guess the reason I am writing is to add an honest dimension to the discussion. I believe that an affair need not be destructive and immoral. Sometimes it can serve a very useful purpose. - T.M.S. From New Orleans: 1 am a woman who has been on every conceivable side of the controversy. I've been the wife, the other woman, the one who was cheated on and the one who did the cheating. Wilton BASIC CAKE COURSE WED., Oct. 25 6 pm CHOCOLATE CLASS Oct. 26 & Nov. 2 iM'n no & rnui HAND DIPPING ltd L.A. TIMES Leam to mane peanji cijsl"s butter cups Mdlioweon sucM"s a'ia mce' fHtfc caioy samples ano candy no'd 'cv OjUs Dt,e to hnntea space 10 am 11 Landers HALLOWEEN CANDY DEMO - STO1- - r tor 1 - Why does everyone blame the wife or the other woman? If she's the cheated-owife, they say she was too busy with the children or her club work or her bridge games or her career. If she's the other woman, they call her a tramp, a or worse. Gem of the Day: If a man was a More to the point, why does the hero someplace else, he'd probably man in the triangle always manage still be there. to escape criticism? It's never his fault. He is inevitably cast as the The world's largest gulf innocent victim of a trollop. To borrow a line I read in your column is the Gulf of Mexico. It's a long time ago, Ann, "Bullfeath-ers- , about 700,000 square Dearie." miles. n gold-digg- er Dear Ann Landers: I have read your column since 1965. Over the years, I have noticed a reference that appears every few months, and it bothers the daylights out of me. I'm surprised that it gets by you so often because you are a pretty grant from the National Institute on Aging to work on ways to take care of the nation's growing older population. "Our population is aging considerably and people are now living longer, thanks to the advances in medicine and health care and their own interest in nutrition and health," said Dr. Jeffrey Halter. "We are now seeing health problems that used to be ignored that we now have to come to grips with." The average today is healthier than the average was 10 or 15 years ago, said Halter, the medical center's director. The National Institutes of Health projects that there won't be enough geriatricians in the country by the year 2000 as the number of Americans over age 85 doubles by the $6.1-milii- of short-ter- hospital care by older people will rise 50 percent in the next decade. The Geriatric Research and Training Center will study brain disorders, loss of muscle strength and increased fatigue, bone and joint malfunction, and high blood pressure, among other ailments, said hospital spokesman Mike Harrison. It will tap resources of the University of Michigan Medical School, the school's Institute of Gerontology and other University of Michigan units. The aging population is in dire need of such a center, which will be a first in this country, said NIA Director Dr. T. Franklin Williams. "Today's serious shortage pf geriatric educators and researchers is having a negative influence on our society's ability to provide quality care." its i t m t m m m t m EVERYTHING III ISHOP October 21 10am - 6pm Center 41 East 200 South DOOR PRIZES L it. Taaatiat n STORED NOW FOR CHRISTMAS Shelves Hutches Cupboards Benches Flower Arrangements Handcrafted Gifts Country Collectibles Holiday Decorations Community 3 five-yea-r, DEER HUNTER'S WIDOW ; REGISTRATION 798-259- 5 million. 2000 is Thursday, Friday and Saturday Only! Pleasant Grove SPANISH FORK, 4' j mi. W. on 4th North ANN ARBOR, Mich. of Center plans to use a cookie. sharp FREE WILTON LEVELOR WITH CAKE & CANDY PROVO, 373-554- 2 1700 No. State, Connco Plaza going to let this day go by without calling it to your attention. The woman wrote, ' I knew my married lover would never marry me. He is a devout Catholic." Ann, a DEVOUT Catholic does not fool around. It bothers me to read such a statement, and I'm not even a Catholic. Please be aware that cheating and devout do not go A Fan in Utah together. Dear Utah: Of course you are right. It's so obvious I don't know how I missed it. Thanks for the wake-u- p call. You will not see that gaffe in my column again. Ann will be first of kind in U.S. to more than (AP) - The year It estimated that use Medical University Michigan Wreaths Baskets Dolls Rugs Prints Ceramics I (Next to Lionel Playworld) 1365 So. State, Orem 222-922- 2 Admission 50 Cents t |
