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Show 4W TV SU Ukc Tribune Sunday, November 27, 1983 1 Festival o Trees will benefit hospital ' By Judy Magid Tribune Lifestyle Writer Miniature Clydesdale horses will along with Santas reindeer to Jiring loads of good wishes as candy Castles and Raggedy Anns and and other familiar symbols of svDdys Christmas season go on display ihe 13th Aauual Festival of Trees 24 benefit for Primary Childrens Hos-itWednesday through Dec. 3 at new Salt Palace II from 10 a.m. 10 p.m. .Sponsored by the Womens En- w?0wment Board, the festival more than 250 trees decorated donated by individuals and !Jjy;Jroups. An invitation only first Tuesday, will have a silent for the trees. Trees left after opening night will be sold vNSuring the events remaining days. proceeds from tree sales as well 5 the 22 admission charge for go to the jcjjdults andforf 1 for children charity care. jospiUl So many of the trees this year ve a personal story behind them, Diane Gooch, publicity chair- man for the festival. Done With Love They are beautiful and unusual, hey are di One of the presentations, A Gnome-Mad- e Christmas, has been treated by Dorothy E. Burgess, es a memorial tribute to her Chrissa Ann. The Sgranddaughter, 5 " Burgess family began work on the handmade gnomes dressed in holiday finery last February. Merry Christmas from Missouri is the theme of Kathie Hormans creation. It features eight miniature ifi Clydesdale horses and a wagon full of toys made by the Crescent 18th LPS Ward. Theres a funny story connected , l )the al !SLo fea-liur- es vJicd Vight, ivuction un-so- ld t Stayi 531 jo Lib-5frt- y, 5 Submit a picture before wedding I i The great increase in the number of area jveddings in our makes it possible for The Tribune to publish only the engagement or wedding photograph, but not both. To assure publication, photographs for use with wedding announcements in The Tribune should be in the office of the Lifestyle Dept., Room 201, Tribune Bldg., at least one week before day of the wedding ceremony. The 38 charge for wedding photographs is to cover reproduction costs. Because of the volume of photographs handled. The Tribune can assume no responsibility for pictures submitted. Golden wedding and birthday announcements are charged for space jised at the rate of $20 per inch. There is an extra charge if a picture is used. They should be submitted to the classified advertising department, Newspaper Agency Corp., 143 S. Main, or fast-growi- $ s 5 $ I i phone ,237-291- with the horses, Mrs. Homan admits. I went home to St. Louis for a surprise visit and attended a benefit for Childrens Hospital there. My sister was in New Toy sales for the benefit and there were all these beautiful stuffed Qvdesdales for sale. Our parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Kercher, bought the horses to benefit the hospital in St. Louis. Then they turned around and gave them to me to benefit Primary Childrens Hospital here. Another unique tree is Service n Sand, created by the Murray North LDS Stake Young Women to commemorate the thousands of people who volunteered to fight the floods of 1983. The tree features small burlap sandbags, silk floral arrangements with shovels and small faces. In addition to the trees, there will be entertainment throughout the festival with choirs, madrigals and a cappelia groups from dozens of area schools. Other groups include the Granite Youth Symphony, Salt Lake Children's Choir, Utah Old Time Fiddlers, Cloggers West, Small World Entertainers, Ballet Folklor-icSuzuki Strings, Orlob Ballet, Sweet Adelines and Golden Years Orchestra. A Sweet Shoppe filled with Christmas goodies will be featured. Hard Working Board Barbara Frazier is chairman of , VtY '' Eld-wa- rd .CTXl) w re 1983 f Tribune Staff Photos by Lynn R. Johnson The Christmas Clydesdales are pulling a wagon load of gifts as well as Katherine Horman, left, Mardi Judy, Kristen Rich, Amelia Pack, Kathie Horman. Wagon, tree, horses will be sold at the annual Festival of Trees benefit. Workplaces bottom line is its like the military Continued From Page by quitting. W-- 2 Women who are sexually harassed should label the perpetrators by broadcasting the situation to anybosses, supervisors one and everyone, she advised. There are enough decent people in the workplace who will deplore the harassment and bring pressure to stop the harassment. Womens Endowment Board. are Thelma Davis and Earlene Rex. Other board members include Laurie Blanchard, Norma Carlisle, Irene Chappell, Lynda Christensen, JoAnn Cummings, Sharon Day, Kim Engar, Diane Gooch, Joyce Goodman, Sharon Goodrich, Carla Grant, Elda Rae Gunn, Mindi Maynard, Myrle Watts and Sandra Wilkins, all of Salt Lake City. Board members from Sandy include Lorraine Armstrong, Nancy Bennion, Karen Bingham, Carolyn Cloward, Fran Fish, Stephani Frois-lanLinda Gee, Joyce Larsen, Re- Public Labels or supervisors, making harassment public labels perpetrators for what they are and takes the emphasis away from the female victims. Other advice to women; Dont have romantic entanglements at the office because such liaisons work against women, rather than against sexual nee McLelland, Audrey Oviatt, Kathi Petersen, Lola Peterson, Pat Stevenson and Carla Vietti. Other members include Carol Borgmeier, Zonnie Daines and Mar-Jea- n Stubbs, Bountiful; Mary Taylor and Evelyn Zundel, Ogden; Sharon Geurts and Linda McKinnon, Provo; Karleen Barker, Lehi; LaVon Barton and Laura Hayes, Fruit Heights; Susan Bolton, Farmington; Dorene Brimhall, Murray; Carolyn Brooks, men. And dont take years off from the work force to be with your chil-- ! dren if you want to be advanced. ; "Dropping out of the workplace is death to a womans career," said Theyve got to start at, square one when they return, which means theyll never catch up to where they could have been or where their male counterparts are.' Ms. Harragan added, however,-tha- t women can manage children and careers if they choose the one who will assume half the responsibility for the home and' family. In her book, Ms. Harragan makes-napologies for the rigid, hierarchic cal structure of the workplace a system that has governed workers since the beginning of the Industrial; Revolution. It exists, she said. It is ; reality. right-husban- And even if there is no help from d, Rx for kids: more grandparenting Orem; Nora Creer, Springville; Sharon Gomez, Mapleton; Nellie Hoskins, Taylorsville; Shannon Larsen, West Jordan; Faye Layton, Huntsville; Trisha Long, Kearns; Norma Rasmussen, Midvale; Dona Stone, Spanish Fork. For more information, call Primary Childrens Hospital. '6 3 o, the G Raggedy Ann, Andy dolls grace tree decorated by Nancy Bennion, left, daughter Kathryn, in a memorial tribute to Michael Daird Buck. Tree sales benefit Primary Hospital. What is a human beings second most important emotional bond? Its the grandparent-grandchil- d second in emotional relationship importance to the bond between parents and children, reports a specialist in grandparent-grandchil- d relations. Even beyond biological bonds, Dr. Arthur Kornhaber, a New York child psychiatrist, told the American Council of Life Insurance, all elders need a child to be crazy about them and vice versa. Dr. Kornhaber, who is director of the Foundation for Grandparenting,; Mount Kisco, N. Y., says the research shows a good relationship pays off handsomely for the children. According to Dr. Kornnaber, grandparents offer these children an emotional sanctuary from the everyday world in an atmosphere of acceptance for just being alive. Thus, these youngsters feel deeply connected to their families and live in a loving and emotionally secure world. UTAH POWER 3- - m 3 i. I & LIGHT COMPANY PRESENTS OLD-FASMHOM- ED Tall Womens U1ILTED COATS I Warm, polyester fill long auilted coats with zipper and button closures. Fashion styling with contrast piping in Tan and Mauve. Tall sizes S, M, L. Reg. to $130 Gift Priced $85 $10 Off snjid.it FULL CALF BOOTS ions 1 - -- t Gather ideas to enrich your holiday season T Our home energy advisors offer energy-savinideas and a free recipe calendar. Vr r:w - g Presentations are given weekday mornings. Come join us. 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