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Show 1 The Salt Lake Tribune, Sunday, March 11, U' 1 7 4 1973 Ann Landers 1 Too dark hair can look worse our disapproval but he continued to date the girl steadily. Dear Ann Landers: I couldnt possibly say this to any of the men who reed to hear it, so will you please be an angel and put my letter in the paper? It would be an act of chanty. Mrs. Gerald R. Mrs. Anthony Duncan Pratt Mrs. Richard Reynolds News of weddings Jofdan-Dunca- n Memorial Center. Valerie Jordan and Anthony juncah were married Friday h the fait Lake LDS Temple. A reception was given jome Lake City. The bridegroom, son of Mr. tnd Mrs. Darrell Duncan, Salt Lake City, attends the University Salt Ger-il- 0 Martina Hill and Richard Reynolds were married Tuesday in the Salt Lake LDS' The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Lee J. Meyer, Salt Lake City. The bridegroom, son of Mrs. Arthur J. Reynolds, Salt Lake City, attended the University of Utah. He affiliated with Pi Kappa Alpha. er LOGAN Diane Bird and Paul Mower were married Thursday in the Logan LDS A reception was given at the home of the bridegrooms Mr. brother and sister-in-laand Mrs. Paul A. Reynolds, int Lion House A reception was held at the Salt. Lake City. R Pratt were married Pres-iyteria- Nuptial news River Heights LDS Logan. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Seth Bird, Logan, attended Utah State University. The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lenard Mower, Salt Lake City, attends the University of Utah. Anderton Kay Williamsen and Richard G.: Anderton were, married Thursday in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. A reception was given at Heritage House Fort Douglas Hidden Valley Country Club was setting for the wedding d breakfast An open house the couple Friday in Roo- Dear Ann Landers: Please give your opinion. Am I wrong or is my husband wrong? The answer will have to be a matter of personal judgment because there is no precedent for it. pots and pans and even the dishes until she felt like doing them. She preferred to visit with the family and thats what she did. Usually I clean up most of the pots and pans and dishes, but last night I decided to let everything go till later. My husband threw a fit. He called me a lazy !XYZ&! and we got into a big fight I think maybe Ill go on strike for a while and not cook at all Am I justified? Brow-Beate- My husband came from a family where his mother ruled the household like it was a our sons I monarchy. Before she sat belongings. havent told him because I down to the dinner table feel guilty and dont want him every pot and pan and every to know. That very night we dish or piece of cutlery used insisted that he break up with to prepare the meal had to be the girl. He refused, saying he washed .and put away. In must be allowdh to lead his other words, the kitchen had own life. to be spotless. Naturally this Both my husband and I took anywhere from 15 to 30 want to lay the law down and minutes. By the time Mom sat over. say, You can lead your own down, the meal was half and this life when you are 18 My mother always left the means paying for room and board and college, if you want to go. I hope we arent too late. The girl could be pregnant. Then what? n. Dear Brow: You dont say how long youve been married but Im sure you arent newlyweds. By this time your husband should be accustomed to your way of doing things and cured of his mama-methodolog- y. Your husband is probably mad at you for somethmg else. When you find out what it is and get THAT problem resolved, the pots and jians wont mean a thing. We will do nothing till we hear from you. Please hurry. Troubled In Connecticut Dear Trouble: I doubt that the girl is pregnant based on the evidence. The central problem is your relationship with your son, which has reached a crisis. You can be sure that the more you insist he give up the girl, the more determined he will be to keep seeing her. I suggest that you and your husband discuss this situation with a counselor. (Hartford has superb counseling facilities.) Perhaps the boy m Spring Into Activity and Grant were marthe Manti Wear the Newest Fashions in Sportswear for large sizes by Donna Lee of California! held at the parents. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Farr Larson, Richfield, attended Brigham Young University and Utah State University, where she I I confess I landers Dear Ann Landers: A few months ago our son announced he was going steady with a girl My husband and I expressed Larson-Seama- n Gaylene Larson Mitchell Seaman ried Saturday in LDS Temple. A reception .was home of the brides s at the sexual relations. Ann I appreciate your letter and thank you for writing it I couldnt agree more. As for gray hair actually I love it On other people. Ward, evid- are having learned it by prying through As time goes on I keep seeing more men who touch . up their hair. I hesitate to say dye because some of the fellows are doing other things to get nd of the gray. Now please understand, I have no objections to this. In fact, it really does take several years off the age of a man whose face is unlined, but a great many men who use color are getting it too dark and it makes them look older (and Mrs. Paul Mower more desperate) instead of younger. Nobody expects a man over 50 to have jet black or bright brown hair. Occasionally it does occur, but its a rarity. So let this letter be a word to affiliated with Kappa Delta. the wise. At least 60 percent She will graduate in the spring of the men who are dying to from Southern Utah State Col- look younger are botching it. lege with a degree in socio- One of the reasons is that logy. they let their wives do the The bridegroom, son of Mr. job. Or worse yet, they do it and Mrs. H. Grant Seaman, themselves. Too bad people Ogden, will graduate from cant see themselves as others see them, isnt it? The CowSUSC in the spring with a ard business in administradegree tion. Dear T.C.: If people could see themselves as others see them, theyd get their eyes examined. Temple. A reception was given Temple. d n laturday in the Wasatch Church, Mount Pleas William sen- - was setting breakfast. Bird-MowHill-Reynol- ds Scnoenhals-Prat- t Jeanne Schoenhals and Reception The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Schoenhals, Salt Lake City, attended Westminister College. The bridegroom, son of Mrs. James G. 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