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Ann Sh Her fiance attended the Unl- (The Pittsburgh Press, Sunday, July 2, 1972 vprciitv of Rorhesler and ET3d. 3 nit iUmiJ ear, Long Hair Requires Adjustments CMUAide a from San Francisco 7('l Siatp College. Wa' ITa is accident nrnfpcqnr nf ILL J.J g.n.noiui'v jiiviiv.Aiiii drama and assistant administrative head of the Drama Department at Carnegie-Mellon University. Engaged A September wedding date has been set by Ann Maddox Shear and Baker Salsbury, Parents of the couple are Mrs. Grant Curry Jr.

of Squirrel Hill and the late John Knox Shear, and the late Edith Colgate Salsbury and the late Charles Baker Salsbury of Hartford, Conn. Miss Shear is a graduate of Sugar Lends Hand Sugar tenderizes egg protein. With sugar in a mixture, more air can be beaten into egg white, and the foam will be more stable, according to I'SDA. FOR YOUR Honeymoon TRIP SEE "Hey, Mom," he said, "We're out of hair spray." Winchester-Thurston School I bit my lip. Maybe I could give it one more try.

If chaining and Mount Holyoke College, him to the bed and playing Wayne King waltzes in his ear She made her debut in 1966 at Ann Ep Travel Service doesn't work, I swear to you I'll adjust the Cinderella Ball. 241-3M? jat At Wf's End? Owe By ER.MA BOMBECK Five years ago, if someone had told me I would be loaning a hair dryer to my son, I would have laughed until I got a stitch my side. His hair always looked like an unmade bed. The wind carted it. Five fingers combed it.

And when birds began to make a nest, wc had it cut. Then one day, all of that changed. The nation went "unhair" and my son went with it. It would be nice to report that by this time parents have become acclimated to long hair on their sons. They haven't.

Everywhere I go. the first question is, "How long is your son's I regard the length of his hair as a graph to my parental control over him. In June, 1371. I used the heavyhanded parental approach. I told him I did not go through 18 hours of labor to give birth to a prehistoric Cro-Magnon.

He compromised by having the barber wave the scissors over his sideburns. fit? GENERAL ELECTRIC im in September, 1971, 1 used the humiliation route by telling him he looked like Prince Valiant with a $2 permanent wave. He was flattered and borrowed my setting lotion. January, 1072, was the year of the direct approach. I sat him down and asked him point-blank what he was trying to achieve.

He said his long hair stood for his individuality. I asked him to get his individuality trimmed as it was falling into his chili. He declined but said he would keep it out of his eyes, which produced an affliction whereby he would snap his neck and for a brief moment you had a clear view of an eyeball. In March, 1972, I decided to compromise. If he would get a haircut, I would let him in the house, reinstate him in the will, and let him put a yellow bug light in his reading lamp.

He refused. This month, I conceded defeat. I told myself that I had seen boys with longer hair. (Or were they girls?) I told myself that there were worse things than having a son with long hair, like having a tooth grow through your ear, or an 18-year-old who wasn't toilet trained. I told myself I would have to get with it as this is a new generation and they must set their own style.

After all, didn't I wear Mickey Mouse hair ribbons? I was in the middle of telling myself that it was a fad and that, in a few years he would be as bald as a Marine sergeant, when he went by the door and snapped his neck so that I could sec he was conscious. Couple To Reside In North Carolina l53 3( JtfWS mm July 3 thru 8 r' ly. jEWHEREJ ICE-IN- THE-D00R AMERICANA REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER Cold Water, Crushed Ice or cubes without opening the door! 23.6 cu. No Frost throughout Only 35" wide, high Freezer holds 30 1 lbs. Rolls out on wheels GE colors or white Juice can tiispenser TFF-18 FRESH FROZEN FOODS SIDE BY SIDE, IN ONLY 3OV2" OF WIDTH Laura Elizabeth llarshhar-ger became the wife of Wood-ard Van Otwoll, son of Mr.

and Mrs. A. Woodard Ot well of Raleigh. N. at a wedding reremony yesterday at the Fox Chapel Prcsbvterian Church.

The bride is the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. E. I). isl Church in Miami, was the setting for the recent wedding of Diane Sue Dechert, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Francis Dechert of Miami, and Dean Alvin Schafer, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. F.

Schafer of (ilmshaw. A reception followed the lale afternoon wedding at the Rendezvous Club at Homestead Air Force Base. The couple then honeymooned in the Po-cono Mountains. if 17.5 cu. ft.

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Farbacher, on employe of The Press. Her fiance is William C. Martin, son of Mrs. Margaret Martin of Sharpsburg. An April 7 wedding is planned.

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VAN OTWFIJ, For Chapel bride. llarshbarger of Fox Chapel. The niece of Mr. and Mrs. Iavis L.

Iyfwis Jr. of Deio-ware, with whom she has made her home, was given in marriage by her uncle. Officiating at the ceremonv was the Rev. Christian W. Matthews.

Honor attendants included Patricia L. Dinimick as maid of honor, and the father of the bridegroom as best man. A reception followed at the Pittsburgh Field Club. After a wedding trip, the couple will reside in Raleigh, where the bridegroom will attend North Carolina State University. Weiss-Eriksson Married recently at St.

Benedict Church in McMurray were Karen Lynn Weiss, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Weiss of McMurray. and Kenneth FriKsson, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth A. Kriksson, formerly of Upper St. Clair. Honor attendants included Colleen McGcary, maid of honor, and Barry Weiss, brother of the bride, as best man. Following a trip to Lake Chautaqua, N.

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