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The Arizona Republic August 5, '79 FM-5 DION'S Minding Miss Manners Le Wig Shoppe Qotheshorses may shed white on holiday est. 1962 The toast wasn't the way he likes it, or at least that's what he said, and he yelled at the toaster. We think he was really mad at Mother, but he didn't say anything to her, but kept banging at the poor innocent toaster. He was completely out of control. Isn't that considered bad manners? IIP ooh la lp jjr DEAR READER: Labor Day is the first day for wearing fall clothes, but the only people who do so are candidates for the Miss America title and do they ever look silly, running around on the boardwalk in their wool suits in all that heat.

White shoes may not be worn after Labor Day. And for full fall regalia, please wait for the first cool day or the first snowfall, whichever comes first. DEAR MISS MANNERS: When my father gets In a bad mood, he screams and shouts and carries on over the least little thing. This morning, it was the toaster. By JUDITH MARTIN DEAR MISS MANNERS: I promise you, I didnt start wearing white shoes until Memorial Day, which you said was the first possible time to do so, regardless of the weather.

But when do I start wearing dark things? I wouldn't dream of changing from summer clothes until you tell me to, but I would appreciate your letting me know in advance, as we get a lot of snow here and I'd hate to be left standing here in my white shoes and sundress, waiting for your answer. 994 8833 22 Fashion Square Mall DEAR READER: No, and that is not considered being out of control, either. Everyone must shout once in a while, and it is both correct and disciplined to remember then that appliances are meant to be shouted at, but people are not Comelback Scottsdale Rd. I if you con tell it's a wig it's not a DION'S RawHK by Tint Denis Johnson with his classy typewriter. Big writing award lets office worker develop his talent 0UK MtSA STOKt IS I ttAt OUB -NJp-X----- ISSmSiwI (SSSS0W'W CHENILLE GSSr j.jQp "Iv STRETCH-TERRY jt-iCT'41 DACIfC UPHOUSRt COORDINATES nSVW 111 ittlGl" 100 POLYESTER I Jt i fl Jl i3 IwS single knit coordinated with REG i 5 98 LTlAjU ULjLJ-NJC contrasting ri knit trim 1 1 2M ft jw" mM 1 Close-ups by JOY COOLIDGE Denis Johnson's friends consider him to be a very mellow man, not the kind to make a scene or even blow a New Year's Eve horn.

TREMENDOUS ASSORTMENT! I 1 iV IA T-slibmars UIM CQTJ ML i souos PRINTS N0VElTIES OuiTft jfj wj im ff BARGADIS GALOij) LARGE SELECTION! (Qj(Q) YD THREAD yT nnilDI SPECIAL 2 MAJOR BRANDS lVUDLC f(Xt AV0NDALE AND DAN RIVES KNITS T) WjJI BLUE DHHM ALL ON BOLTS lA NgtOn un Af KO POLYESTER SOjjA. 7 jflS SOLIDS II flA HIN" HI' ji BIENDS YARN DYED PRINTS 10aA(. "EG. 2.49 gm HT I I "sssr I Mk But when Johnson was awarded the $3,000 Creative Writing Fellowship given by the Arizona Commission on the Arts and Humanities, he lost his cool and made such a scene in the offices of the Department of Education, where he works as a clerical assistant, that he had to leave the building. "I LET OUT a whoop that could be heard for blocks," he said, recalling the day he received written notice from the commission that he had been chosen the winner out of 265 Arizona entries.

"I couldn't believe my luck," he said. "I didn't think I had a chance when I entered the contest, but I submitted two chapters of a novel I'm writing and 14 poems anyway. I've only lived in Phoenix for a year and a half and had no idea how stiff the competition was." Johnson has a Bachelor of Arts and a Master of Fine Arts degree from the University of Iowa. He also attended a writers' workshop in the graduate school at the university. His works have appeared in the American Poetry Review, Iowa Review, Poetry, Atlantic and Three Stances of Modern Fiction by R.

Wilson and S. Minot. The Creative Writing Fellowship Program administered and funded by the commission provides PRINTED II II If mt.ZZBc cn.ZrvWlll it funds to allow a writer to set aside time for profes sional artistic development. "I PLAN TO leave the Department of Education at the end of August," Johnson said. "I hope to be a substitute teacher for writing courses three days a week, if possible, and to conduct a creative writing ill ftoi larei i ii iu vu Iif cott vs i workshop at the Scottsdale Center for the Arts in the fall.

With the prize money and part-time work I 11 mPOiV III II should be able to last about 10 months. By then I III NOTION 111 TD. I if ii hope to have a manuscript ready for a publisher. The working title of Johnson's novel is Angels. rfSSUPSC0MBNED ASSORTMENT iTf Vj ll rr II REG huge variety frf DECORATOR 7 ll "It's a country-western story with the type of characters in it that are sung about in country- western songs, he said.

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