Arizona Daily Sun from Flagstaff, Arizona • Page 6

6-The SUN, Flagstaff, Arizona Thursday, February 4,1971 Dear Ab by-- Good Attorney Can End Son't 'Affair' By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: 1 need advice from anyone who can give it to me. My son is 17. When he was 16, a married woman with two children started chasing after him. She still does. He was always home nights until that terrible woman came into the picture.

Now he lies to us and says be is staying overnight with a buddy, but it turns out that he is with this woman. She is over 21 and is on probation, so you know what kind of person she is. My son will listen to no one since he became so infatuated with this woman. The law protects her, believe it or not. The police and even a New York judge have toM us there is nothing we can do about it.

Does this make any sense to you? If he were your son, what would you do? HEARTSICK MOTHER DEAR MOTHER: The police should know the And so should a judge, bit since you son is minor and this woman is on probaltai, it doesn't make sense to me tkat there isn't anything you can do. If he were my son, I would hire good attorney and pay him for what be knows. DEAR ABBY: My husband's brother and his wife just moved into their new home. It is a very beautiful home and they are very proud of it. The other night we called on them for the first time and brought along a housewarming gift.

We sat down, had a drink and talked, but they never offered to show us thru their home. Neither did we ask them to show it to us. The next day we heard that the wife was very upset because we didn't ask them to show us the house. Please settle this, Abby. Who is supposed to do what? Should we have asked them to show us their house? Or should they have offered to take us thru their new home? FLORIDANS DEAR FLORIDANS: Since the purpose of your call to "warm" their new home, it would seem only reasonable that they would offer to show you Inm.

But since tfcey didn't, you would not have been out of order to have said, "--And now, will yoi give us a SO-cent tour?" DEAR ABBY: I am a girl with a very touchy problem. My best friend has a weak muscle in her eye which makes her cross-eyed. 1 hear that this can be corrected by an operation, but I just can't bring myself to mention it to her. Even tbo I am her best friend I am afraid it would hurt her feel- tags. When she is not with me, so many people ask me why she doesn't get her eye fixed for otherwise she would be so pretty.

1 usually say, "I don't know why," and walk away. What else can I do? Guys notice it right away, and I am sure that's the reason she has very few dates. She is a lovely girl with a nice personality. Is there some way I can help her without hurting her feelings? A FRIEND DEAR FRIEND: Yes. Only a good frieid wcwM care enough to tell her that her eye can be corrected.

Perhaps she doesn't know. Or perhaps she isn't tware of how disfiguring aid conspicuous it is. II you tell her in the spirit of friendly loving kindness she be gratefal, not hurt. Northland Notes THURSDAY, February 4: Flagstaff Gems and Minerals Society will noli) its regular monthly meeting at 7:30 p.m. Members will meet In the lobby of the USGS Astrogec- logicalBuilding on edir A venue.

7:30 p.m. A program on Childrens Literature will be presented by Mrs. Betty Wasson and assisted by Mrs. Charles Stone. SATURDAY, February 6: The Daughters ofTwtnPeaks Temple 834 will holdarummige sale at South Beaver School from until? SUNDAY, February 1: The Flagstaff Symphony Guild will host a preview of the Feb.

9 Flagstaff Symphony concert at 7 pjn. at the Holiday Inn. Charles Bame, instructor in instrumental music in theFlag- staff schools, will discuss the modern works on the concert program at the $1.50 per person dessert buffet. Call 774-0438 or 774-3423 for reservations. MONDAY, February fc BPW Annual Bosses Night at 7 p.m.

at the Golden Star. Phone Barbara Conley at 7742200 or 774-2491 for reservations. THURSDAY, February 4: The Triangulo Auxiliary will hold their regular meeting at SATURDAY, February 6: the Union Hall at 7:30 p.m. Kappa Kappa Troop Holds First Court of Honor THURSDAY, February 4: The WSCS of Trinity Heights United Methodist Church will hold its regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs, I-ee Nash, 616 East Cherry at Gamma alumnae club of Flagstaff will have a coffee at the home of Mrs. MaretaWestat 10:30 a.m.

SATURDAY, February 6: The Salvation Army is having a rummage sale at 2229 East Cedar from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Boy Scout Troop 39 sponsored Boys earning Tenderfoot by the First Baptist Church of badges Included KirkSwenson, Matthew Poore a BrianDrad- ley. Second Class Scouts included Kevin Staires and Flagstaff held its first Court of Honor for 1971, Mondaynight. Scout Master Don Houchin was assisted by Coconino District Commissioner, Frank Hodge.

LDS Pancake Dinner and Auction To Benefit Chapel Building Fund KAY MICKELSON and GLENN GRIMMETT Couple Will Wed In Arizona Temple The parents Kay Jean Mickelson, Mr. a'nd Mrs.Ernest L. Mickelson, Flagstaff, hive announced for engagement and forthcoming marriage to Kevin A rizona Daily Sun 1 WOMAN'S WORLD Linda Brontki 774-4545 Lynn Grimmett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn H.

Grimmett, Paris, Ida. Miss Mickelson is a 1967 graduate of Flagstaff High School and has studied at Brigham Young University and has recently attended Northern Arizona University. The prospective bridegroom graduate from Fielding High School, Paris, and he has completed a two-year Arizona mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He is presently employed by Desert News in Salt Lake City and he will attend the University of Utah. The wedding ceremony will be solemnized in the Arizona Temple at Mesa on March 26.

The Elders of theFourthWard of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day saints are sponsoring a pancake dinner and an auction tomorrow night at the LDS Stake House onCherry. The dinner begins at 6 p.m. with the auction following at 7:30. All items for the auction have been donated by local Flagstaff merchants. The money raised by the auction and the dinner will be used to build i new chapel in east Flagstaff.

Donating items.for the auction and the supper were Capps House of Color; Northern Ariz. Amusement; FlagstaffUniroyal; Sullivans Cleaners; McCoy Motors; Harpers' Furniture; Village Sports Den; Arizona Supply Motor Supply PBSW Office Supply; Higley Sportsman; George's Enco Service; Greenlaw Circle and Sprouse tteitz. Others were Hancock Fabrics, Arizona Industrial Machinery Camp Townsend Truck Stop; Richfield Service; Flagstaff Trading House of Tires; Flagstaff Music Center; Odegaard's Sewing Center; Super Drug Store; Dick's American Service; Whiting Bros. Service; Lazy Lou's Fish and Chips; Gibsons Discount Center and Cash-N-Carry Lumber. Also East Flag Circle Starlite Bowling; Harenberg Block; Phil's Shoes; Devenings Clip Joint; Lumberjack Barbershop; TheGirl Friend; Concrete Materials Babbitt Ford; Flagstaff Class Flagstaff Datsun; Day's Building Supply; McClellans.

Others were Western Auto; Laughlin's Floral; Tissaws; Boice Baker Firestone; James Shoe Repair; Sky Hi Lanes; House of Russ Florist; Hughey McCulloch; Ruffs Liquors; John's Arco Service; Liquors; Wm. Anderson, LTD; Otto Schmieder and Sons Jewelers and Flagstaff Electric. Also donating services and goods were Jenny's Bakery; Chuck's Chevron Service; Anderson's Trading Shamrock Dairy; Gilliland's Enco Service; Ozark Chicken; Billie's Pet and Gift; Pennies General Store, Fennell's Carpets; the Beauty College and Wig Boutique. The public is invited to the auction to bid on the services and items donated to the group. Tickets for the dinner and the auction can be purchased Friday night at the Stake House.

Rogers, Phillip Brent Steward. First year pins were earned by Bruce Houchin and Steve MiU lar. A second year pin was earned by Bruce Espino and a third year pin was earned by David Houchin. A short slide program was presented by District Chairman, E. Harlin Staires on his previous trips to National Jamboree as a Scout Master, Lincoln Trail and a tour of the Philmont Scout Ranch.

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