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Show Ballet West plans Puttin on Ritz A An Evening of Elegance Puttin on the Ritz," is scheduled Feb. 8 at The Westin Hotel Utah. West at with social hour and silent auction in the Lafayette Ballroom. Jerry Floors Big Band will provide "The Blues during the cocktail hour. Dinner will be served in the Grand Ballroom. McCarty Productions will provide entertainment. Dinner and The evening begins 6 p.m. PEO Reciprocity schedules meet 7, 1986 EEf Al 3 ( Fcbroary SALE! All models on sale : 50 Save Frostbite treatment Frostbite occurs when blood vessels near the surface of the skin are frozen, says the American Heart Association, which warns that rubbing the afflicted area with snow is not an treatment. Inacceptable first-ai- d stead, it says, frostbitten skin should be immersed in warm water until all tissues becomes soft and red and feeling returns. Medical attention is always necessary. Salt Lake Area Reciprocity will meet Feb. 13 in Stoyer Hall of the First Congregational Church. Chapter AB members will be hostesses at the meeting which begins at : Friday. February dancing music will be played by The Brass Sound. Jeanne Paulos and Estelle Kevitch are chairpersons. Karen Johnson is guild president. Tickets are $125 a couple. Reservations can be made with Barbara Whi-tecat the Ballet West office. Assistare Ann ing with arrangements Pearce, Carol Baer, Billie Poulos, Kathie Miller, C. Philip Bamberger, Von Whitby, Shari Nagley and Penny Grikscheit. to benefit Ballet fund-rais- The Salt Lake Tribune, 9.30 a m. PEOs are invited. For information, contact Virginia Douglas. GERMAN QUALITY Puttin on the Ritz at Ballet West Evening of Elegance will be delight for Karen Johnson, left, Nicki Paulos, Styles Nelson, official greeter. Event has dining, dance. Pfaff 803 $399 Price after Sale $699 Friends welcome even though clumsiness annoys Dear Ann: May I offer a triplepronged rebuttal to Bay Area Betty, Knowledgeable in N.H. and Young Widow? After those vicious attacks, I can no longer remain silent. I weigh 255 pounds and have been this weight most of my adult life. My mother weighs well over 300 pounds. Medical checkups have proved that we both have metabolic disorders Never, and I repeat never, have I or my mother broken a chair, cracked a toilet seat, caused floors to separate or needed to have a couch or chair reinforced. I drive a compact car and it does not drag on the ground when I turn corners, nor have I ever fallen through the floor and landed on the pavement. Neither my mother nor I own custom-built furniture. We are middle-clas- s working people and our furniture is of ordinary quality. I am firmly convinced that "Betty, Knowledgeable and Widow d are liars. They have used your column to vent their hostility toward fat people by their portrayal of us as oafish, gluttonous, inconsiderate housewreckers. I have slim friends and relatives who, during visits to my home, have torn the upholstery, spilled wine on carpeting, ruined finishes on furniture and broken china and glassware. I was annoyed at their clumsiness, but I certainly would not ban them because of these mishaps. I am asking for equal time and an opportunity to defend ourselves. I know of no group in America that has been so maligned and despised as the overweight and it is high time someone gave us an audience. Will you be the one? Overabused And Underprotected Dear Over and Under: With pleasure. Heres your letter every word of it. Thank you for writing. Dear Ann Landers: Help is needed before I lose my mind. I have two little girls. I love them dearly. Ive been engaged for over two years to a very demanding and rigid man. He is strict not only with me but with my daughters. The problem: He is unable to show the girls any warmth or caring. To be perfectly truthful, Ann, he treats them with complete indifference. When I ask him why he is so cold he says, I am not an affectionate-typ- e person. I will never be able to love your girls the mean-spirite- 91 on $8,000 $4,500 Ebony now Made in America 486-811- 9 Expect the Best 7 Open Wednesday Daily and Sat. 10-- 9 10-- 6 STILL HERE! Of OUR LEASE CLEARANCE SALE at WE MUST CLEAR OUT OUR PRESENT STOCK FOR NEW MERCHANDISE COMING SOON. WOMEN'S 4" to 2" 4" to 8" 1 CLOTHING MENS CLOTHING ALL ALL EARRINGS HANDBAGS 99 from 2 OFF now 50 1 1 LADIES PAIR 12" or DRESS PANTS 3 PAIR 24" CARRIES CASUALS 2352 East 70th South Hillside Plaza MON-SA- $7GQ50 UU 4844433 Cottage Art Gallery OFF $1599 Limited CAN'T GET OUT 65 graphs 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 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. Main, or phone Same location over 40 years $3500 WERE g 1533 So. 1100 East KINGS MUSIC 2233 So. 700 East Home of Kings The great increase in the number of area weddings in our makes it possible for The Tribune to publish only the engagement or wedding photograph, but not both. To assi re 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 $8 charge for wedding photo (BE33D 6800 now$5295 Submit a picture before wedding SHIMON'S kimBAll Wal Pfaff Hobby Price after Sale $599 Dave Daltons Aasrita's Cast Selling Grer.is now $299 Reg. KIFJALL 6Cmr:D PIATJS3 Cherry FP Dear D.W.: Your wife. Throwing things can be dangerous. You just might hit somebody. Also, you could ruin some good tools. Buy a punching bag and use it when you feel frustrated. Or purchase some inexpensive cups and saucers and smash them against the wall. Youll feel better and nobody will get hurt. Floor Models. February Her family ond friends extend ttelr love ond best wishes to her, and are pleased that she is well ond at home VALENTINE SPECIAL! scratching backs. He then said the most unusual use was developed by Ann Landers, who once advised women that the way to determine if they need to wear a bra is to place a pencil horizontally beneath one of their breasts. If the pencil falls to the floor, forget the bra. Did you really say that, Ann? Im usually happens when I'm using a tool and the project is going poorly. Its my way of getting the rage out. I always feel better after I do it. My wife thinks this behavior is immature and dangerous. I believe it is D.W. In perfectly OK. Who is right? Omaha Va PRICE! BIRTHDAY become tourniquets, cleaning pipes and dying to know the details. Chicago Devotee Dear Chic: Actually I didnt say it, a reader did. Several years ago there was a controversy in the column about braless women. Much was said about females who jiggle, bounce and flop around. A reader from Wisconsin suggested the pencil test. When I agreed it was a good one, I was flooded with letters with women who couldnt pass the test, but thought they looked just dandy without bras. They told me to MYOB and Ive been doing it every since. Dear Ann Landers: What do you think about throwing objects to vent anger? I never try to hit anybody. It Creative Computer Machines GWEN D. GREENWOOD HAPPY 9 1ST Gwen will 7, 1986. way you want me to love them because they are not my natural children. Youd better get used to it. My question is: Should I marry this man (hes been asking for a year) and hope in time he will change his attito tude toward my girls? I would-lik- e marry again and a decent husband is hard to find these days. Torn Up In Pa. Dear T.U.: If you marry this man his indifference to your daughters will be a constant source of heartache. It will probably get worse as time goes on. NO husband is better than one who will bring you grief. And this is what I see written all over your letter. Dear Ann Landers: Several weeks ago I read an article about the various uses for pencils. The author mentioned stirring cocktails, twisting T 10-- 6 942-723- 5 to stock on hand. |
