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Show The Salt Lake Tribune 13, m-- Thursday, September A17 Landers: Relationships immoral, indecent, damaging Dear Ann Landers: I am a d sex therapist. Will you kindly tell me what you would advise in the situation I am about to describe? board-certifie- A week because, she says, I know his needs. This has been a way of life for quite some time. Her husband is aware of it, doesnt mind, and everyone is happy- relatively young widower lives alone. His This type of activity is probably going on all over the North American continent. By no means could it be married daughter comes to her for- mer home (her dad's now) to cook him a hot supper, tidy up the house and sit and watch TV for a while. They have sexual intercourse once a considered child molestation. It could better be descried as an adult treatment program. No one is being harmed, in fact, there are some positive and helpful aspects. What do you say about this type of Specialist therapy, Ann Landers? In Human Sexuality ery single week since he has been away and enclosed 32. We have yet to receive a response or a thank-yo- u note for the money. We realize that $2 is not very much but it is the best we can do. I feel we should stop writing and sending money. My husband says we should continue and that one day the that this kind of boy will respond is communication, though better than none at all. Please give us Invisible Grandparyour opinion. ents In Peoria. Dear Specialist I say something is fishy about your letter. If everyone is happy, what is a sex therapist doing in the act? People don't seek help unless there is a problem. On the outside chance that your letis on the level, I would say the relationship you describe is immoral, ter indecent and extremeiy damaging to the daughter. Also, the womans husband must be a beaut. I wonder with whom he is sleeping when his wife is busy with her father. Dear Ann Landers: We have a grandson who moved to another part of the country five years ago. We have written him a letter ev one-side- d, tary Action Center, Volunteer Escort The County Aging Services needs a volunteer escort two hours a week to drive clients to and from medical appointments, take them grocery shoppping, etc. The volunteer must have a valid drivers license and insurance. A day treatAppliances Wanted ment center for the chronically mentally ill needs a stove and refrigerator to be used in teaching a cooking class. Be A Docent The Hogle Zoo Don-ceCouncil needs docent volunteers to educate the public about animals at the zoo and conduct tours. Training provided. Volunteers must be 18 or older. A single Furniture Needed mother raising a blind and mentally handicapped child needs bunk beds, a chest of drawers and kitchen chairs. A mother with Sitter Requested a baby and newborn twins needs a sitter during the day tt I help her take care of her children at her home in Park City. j j The Assistant county Teaching program for women, infants and chil- dren needs a volunteer teaching as-- . sistant to help conduct nutrition-delate- d activities for preschool children i while their mothers receive the same nutrition education. Musical Equipment Requested A Hmong refugee teen-ag- e musical group needs a microphone and an amplifier. A recreatjon Recreation Aide aide is needed at Friendship Manor, an apartment complex for the elderly, to help organize outdoor games. A nutritionist is Nutrition Help needed at the City and County Health Department to instruct pregnant women about nutrition and to counsel high risk clients on special dietary needs either in groups or individuall486-213- - y- Two volunUpdate Materials teers are needed to update library resource materials for two departments in state governmental offices including the Department of Oil, Gas and Mining and the Department of M Energy. Volunteer Mechanic Backyard is needed to run auto exhaust tests and explain these to the public at the Emissions Testing Center, 2481 S. West Temple. An elderly Refrigerator Needed man in a wheelchair needs a refrigerator. Pick up service will be provided. The ArVolunteer Receptionists thritis Association needs two volunteer receptionists two days a week to answer questions about arthritis. Training provided. A volunteer Help With Gass teaching aide is needed to help with a food handlers class for restaurant employees. Tasks would Include taking roll, collecting fees and operating audio-visuequipment. Two Hmong Carpeting Wanted refugee families need room-siz- e pieces of carpeting to cover bare floors and provide warmth. 30-in- al The ComQuilting Equipment munity Support Program in Tooele needs quilting frames, scraps of quilting materials, etc., to be used to teach the mentally ill how to quilt. Pick up service will be provided. The Public Relations Assistant Hansen Planetarium needs a public relations volunteer to help file, type, mail and distribute brochures and posters each Tuesday for four hours. A proBookcase or Materials bookill needs for the gram mentally cases andor materials to make bookcases. Gasses Instructor Aging Services needs a volunteer to instruct classes in exercise and dance for senior citizens. A nonKirby Vacuum Wanted profit agency needs a Kirby vacuum cleaner. A Student Needs Typewriter university refugee student needs a typewriter. Artist Wanted County Aging Services needs a volunteer illustrative artist to help illustrate brochures, handouts and fact sheets. An interest in consumer issues and fixed income persons, particularly senior citizens, would be helpful. A volunVolunteer Receptionist teer receptionist is needed through September in the Nursing Division of Salt Lake County to help answer telephones and do light typing. Training is provided. NonVocational Instructors profit training program needs instructors to teach upholstery, sewing, carpentry, sheet rocking and paint- STEAM CARPET CLEANING The Womens Resource Center, in coordination with the University of Utah educational psychology, is fering Three to Get Ready, ( ning Sept. 27. S begln-- J The class, taught by Tina Martin and Karen Fisher, begins at 1 p.m. and runs for 2i hours each Thursday during fall quarter. Submit a Equipment Requested Sewing equipment, including machines, needles and thread and scraps of material is needed to help teach sewing classes to the mentally ill. Read And Record The Blind Center needs volunteers to read and record materials for the centers patrons. A young, low income Baby Gib couple needs a crib for a new baby born with severe medical problems. Gassroom Help The County Animal Control department needs a volunteer humane educator to assist the education coordinator with classroom presentations to elementary students 20 hours a week. The Salt Gean Rags Needed Lake County Animal Shelter needs clean rags and worn towels to help in the care of the animals. A man who lives Write Letters in the area of 1300 East and 7000 South needs a volunteer to write letters for him. Animal Food Coupons Dog and cat food coupons are needed at the Salt Lake County Animal Shelter. Project Leader Sewing project leader is needed by the Aging Services to work directly with senior citizens in teaching them sewing, quilting, knitting and other crafts. A single mothFurnited Wanted er who was forced to leave her home needs three single beds plus any other household furniture. A volunteer is needed Bag Food four hours a week to bag food for families in emergency situations. The Eva Dawn Help The Elderly Care Center needs volunteers to help elderly residents write letters, read and to provide emotional support. g V u The class, offered each quarter except summer, is designed to help persons in transition beginning a ca- UM It i du&i HMtunf Hun t 4 inn. ctttttM 3 nm BONDED AND INSURED PROFESSIONAL TECHNICIANS 95 SOFA A CHAIR STEAM CLEAN SPECIAL-52CARPET SALES. REPAIR A INSTALLATION VE MOVE THE FURNITURE NO MILEAGE CHARGES WITHIN 100 MILES ADDITIONAL SERVICES AVAILABLE PorentChild Quality Playtime Program Qne-on-O- ne DRY CLEANING AVAILABLE FOR DELICATE FABRICS WATER EXTRACTION Register Now! Fall & FLOOD RESTORATION AVAILABLE iuiurg" Classes Start Sept. 17 FREE 1 ROOM OF SOIL REPELLENT WITH PURCHASE OF 2 ft CALL 5 not knowing what to do with the children in school. Special emphasis is given women in the reentry process. Registration, through the U. of U.s Division of Continuing Education, can be done prior to or at the first day of class. CONTEMPORARY IMAGES. INC. 1984 Tribune assume no responsibility for pictures submitted. Golden wedding and birthday announcements are charged for space used 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. 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