Star-Phoenix from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada • 10

lASEtTOO.V TAI-NEOEMX. MIDAT, CECI5IBE1 t. TAGt TIN ANN LANDKRS Answers Your Problems 'pack a double wallop. Again my Landers. Do not send Canadian thanks.

jrroney orders or currency. En- Are wu eoins steadv? Makine close a laree. self-addressed en- Women's Page Novel Decor for Holiday Table NEW Miniature cand Dear Ana Landers; I have had Taste or preference we cannotjing his folks to sign for him. You mariAc nians' If Mnrl fm-iveloDe Ann Lanuers will be glad to help measure. laaviiea me ioiks to reruse and to ANN LANDERS' booklet, -Before One man's "jurk" is the firm about it You said a ixy you Marry Is It Love Or Sex?" man's treasure.

19 with one year of no Enclose with your request 20 shock treatments. Many of my re latives think this means I was insane. They also have the notion les that float on "clouds" make. you witn your problems. 5cnd them to her in care of this newspaper enclosing a stamped, self- joo, ana no money savea, is no in American funds.

Money Dear Ann: Your column hits position to get married. orders must be made out to Ann addressed envelope distinctive table favors for holiday guests, and they're as easy to prepare as a packaged pie. Combine two or three cups of soap flakes or detergent with a little water. Beat with a hand or everyone Deiween me ryes soon- My own was 2o and a col-! er or later. I got mine this morn-jIege sophomore when he put the' agreed against my better judg listen to the good advice you gave them.

i ment, and the marriage was a dis- that anyone who goes to a psychiatrist is out of his mind. Why is there so much ignorance about mental health in this day and age? Why do people shun treatment, drag themselves around for years half alive, because they are afraid of what people will think if they get therapy? Two years ago I went into menopause and became so depressed I didn't care if I lived or died. With the help of prayer, a good doctor, and an understanding hus It was about the college boyjaser. The got pregnant. and who wanted to get married and before tne by was bom thev was not of legal age.

He was beg-iwere divorced. I know now if I electric mixer until the suds have the consistency of meringue. Drop a tablespoon of. suds on waxed paper, foil or cookia sheet, and imbed a three inch candle in the center. Sprinkle each cloud with gold or Silver glitter.

If place cards are needed, insert MISS MARGARET MORRISON of "Meet Margaret" of CFQC Radio who will open THE CHRISTMAS TEA AND SALE in THE SALVATION ARMY IIS 20th Street, West ON DEC. AT 1 O'CLOCK Included in the many items for sale will be ladies' and children's aprons, handicraft, fancy work, home baking, Christmas novelties and items suitable for Christmas gifts. Plan now to be there at sale opening time. Purple Symbol Of Pomp, Power Purple is popular this year. one in front of each candle- naa stuck io my position I could have saved them both plenty of misery.

Keep handing out that solid advice, Ann. If people aren't smart enough to take, it that's their tough luck. FAILURE. Dear Failure: Thank you for writing. Letters from readers who have survived the trouble always 1 Let the clouds dry at least a band I feel like a human being again.

If had a million dollars Ann, day, then lift them carefully from the paper with a spatula and put on the table. Coats, suits, dresses even under I would give it to you to print this letter. That how badly I want to get this message across. If it could help just ONE person it PATTERNS would be worth it. SHOCKED Dear Shocked: If you had a mil lion dollars and gave it to me I give back! Here's the letter and it should help more than just one person because about 40 million wear are appearing in this color once reserved for the Roman emperors.

Symbol of pomp and power, this imperial color has a long history. Fifteen centuries B.C. the Phoenicians made purple dye. They had discovered the secret of a Mediterranean shellfish. When its yellow juice was exposed to the sun it changed through all the colors of the spectrum till finally remained a brilliant and unfading purple.

But they had to crush so many thousand shellfish for so little dye that purple was only for the rich and the mighty. people will see it. I am grateful (Uh mm to have the chance to print your letter and I hope it will encourage others to seek the help they need. Ikm llimffjJIiwiU) Dear Ann Landers: I'm a widow in my late 50's but I'm in excel MR. AND MRS.

RONALD J. BELL lent health and have a variety of Baskets of 'mums, polled ferns The high priests in the temples of the Israelites wore purple robes interests. I do not care for nightclubs, drinking or gadding about. and silver candelabra containing tall white tapers decorated West and so did the Greek generals My grandchildren laughingly minster United Church for the (and lovingly, I might add) call dcuble-ring ceremony which unit The Roman emperors, Caesar and Augustus both decreed that none but the emperor might wear and Miss Doreen Howe as bridesmaid. They wore similar gowns of turquoise satin with headdresses of white camelias and carried macching bouquets.

The bridegroom was attended by Mr. Barry Bowker and ushers were Messrs. Allan Robb, Fred Simmons, Robert Sword and Richard Gilles. Toast to the bride was propos ed in marriaee Donalda Mae Howe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

the purple. Milton Kowe, Saskatoon, to Ron Under Nero, the wearing and aid James Bell, son of Mr. and Mrs Gerald Bell, Unity. The Rev. even the sale of purple were pun ishable by death.

M. MacDonald officiated. Music Peoples CrtMlii Jewellers introduces, for the first time anywhere ed by Mr. John Dyer of Swift Cur was provided by Kenneth Ansdell and soloist was Mrs. Lillian Car In those earlier centuries there were only two authentic shades of royal purple a dark bluish shade, and- the deep red Tyrian rent, at the reception held at Jay Dees.

Mrs Muriel Howe was penter. charge of the guest register. purple. me an antique. They say I ought to streamline my ways a bit so I'll get a man.

My own daughter made the serious suggestion that I smoke a cigarette or two in a crowd, and take a highball, just to show folks I'm not, a stick-in-the-mud. A friend suggested I darken some of the grey streaks in my hair. Frankly, none of this appeals to me. Am I wrong? OLD FASHIONED Dear 0. No THEY are.

There's a market for fine "antiques," so hold cut till you find someone who appreciates your real value. Smoking, highballing and hair-tinting would be out of character for you. I like these two lines For her wedding, the bride wore a full-lencth gown of white For her wedding trip, the bride Today the world of fashion has ACCUTRON'I chose a white wool lace sheath peau de soie satin. Her shoulder- at its disposal a variety of shades from the palest cyclamen to the dress with black accessories. A length mantilla veil was held in mink cape and a corsage of red most vivid fuchsia.

Sweetheart roses completed her ensemble. place by a headdress of pearls, and she carried a cascade bouquet of red roses. Attending the bride were Mrs. Joyce Howe as matron of honor, World's first microsonic timepiece. byBULOVA REDUCES VISIBILITY The couple will make their Two cocktails about .04 per home at Calgary, Alta.

cent of alcohol in the blood can reduce visibility about as much as wearing dark glasses at Ceremony at Asqtiith Church and maybe you will, toor night. Ferns and yellow and white mums formed the setting at As Surprise a hostess with roses on quith Baptist Church for the December 25th they're easy to double-ring ceremony uniting in embroider on this gala apron. teak, pottery, steel marriage Viola Myrtle, daughter Butterfly pocket pretty touch on a ruffled apron. Choose print of Mr. and Mrs.

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Over 125 de and Mrs. Victor Robinson. They were dressed in identical waltz- GIVE HIM ACCUTRON by BULOVA signs to crochet, knit, sew, embroider, quilt, weave fashions, homefurnishings, toys, gifts, bazaar hits. Plus FREE instructions for six smart veil caps, 7 length lace gowns of shrimp, blue and yellow respectively and carried bouquets of white chrysanthemum daisies. 7 4 l-E5gf Hurry send 25c now! iiii'ni'f 1 Miss Eileen Cuff, niece of the bnde, as flower girl was dressed in a shrimp organza dress with ABOUT FACE NEW YORK For a change, tro to out mitt net overskirt and she carried a basket of white chrysanthemum MR.

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X. Telephone: OL.2-0551 serve bacon-tomato-lettuce sandwiches open face style, topped with a slice of melted American cheese. And give a lift to the children's favorite peanut butter sandwiches by adding thinly sliC-( ed tomatoes. daisies. Ronald Robinson, nephew of the bride, was ring bearer.

Attending the bridegroom was Mr. Victor Robinson and ushers were Messrs. Clifford Winder and Harry Cuff. Presiding at the organ was Mrs. Mac Summach and soloist was Mrs.

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