Dear Ann Landers column letters on mothers and personal boundaries
A reader shares missing her mother on her birthday and urges visiting loved ones despite busyness. Ann Landers replies this can awaken readers to value time with family. A widow asks about a nosy, affectionate friend and is advised the behavior stems from loneliness or sexual confusion. avoid her. Also notes on a reader labeled well bred, a man seeking steadiness, and a self help booklet offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Ann
Octopus Excluded From Camp Menu For 2000 Girls
Dr Florence Farmer leads a Macdonald College team planning Heritage Camp menus for 2000 girls with 100 from 14 countries. They favor typically Canadian foods easy to cook over campfires and prepared in patrols. The contest produced six typical meals including an octopus recipe.
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Toronto
Florence Farmer
Macdonald College
Ste. Anne de Bellevue
Que
Dr. Farmer
Girl Guides
St. Lawrence Seaway
Canada
Ottawa
Nairne
Morrison Islands
Upper Canada Village
Cornwall
Ont
Lynda Loucks
Hiawatha Reserve
Jo Slyka
Trail
B.C
Farmer
Macdonald
Tapestry art revived by two Montreal women
Montreal artists Micheline Beauchemin and Mariette Rousseau-Vermette lead a tapestry revival ahead of Ottawa’s 1968 Centre of Performing Arts. Beauchemin proposes fiberglass and aluminum curtains with three dimensional light driven surfaces woven in Japan. Rousseau-Vermette creates wool curtains blending purples blues and greens. a Huntingdon company will manufacture. Both artists display international study and works across galleries, embassies, and universities.
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Montreal
Micheline Beauchemin
Mariette Rousseau - Vermette
Centre of Performing Arts
Ottawa
Huntingdon
Que
Malton
Toronto
Place Des Arts
National Gallery
Museum of Quebec
Quebec City
Rousseau-Vermette
Beaux-Arts
San Francisco
Europe
Japan
Mother
Ste. Adele
The
Laurentians
Quebec House
New York
Paris
University of British Columbia
Quebec
Wild Jungle Shoes Highlight Teen Summer Fashion
Champagne chiffon and fine lace frame new trousseau lingerie. Pop over tops in matching fabric and color complete the look. Teens embrace tiger and pussycat themed wild shoes in bright colors and uninhibited styling for summer.
Social notes of visits and meetings in western towns
Weekend visitors and local guests appear across Calgary Lethbridge and Medicine Hat with individuals from Saskatchewan Victoria B C Toronto and Oregon. Attendees include Ladies Auxiliary members at an Alberta Union meeting in Edmonton and lodge officials from Medicine Hat with speakers from Ohio and Winnipeg.
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Brotherhood of Trainmen
Hope Lodge 197
Alberta Union
Edmonton
Ruth Patrick
Medicine Hat Lodge
Theresa E. Mosher
Columbia
Ohio
Shad Ferguson
Winnipeg
Nurse to write thesis on herbs in medical lore
A registered nurse at University of Western Ontario plans a bachelor thesis on herbal remedies. Mrs Earl C Jamieson from Oshweken cites herbal healing by an Cayuga father in law for skin healing and arthritis relief while noting secrecy and naming challenges in Indigenous medicine.
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Toronto
Earl C. Jamieson
University of Western Ontario
London
Jamieson
Oshweken
Ont
Mieson
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Woman's World Beauty Salon
Mir
St. S.E. Medicine Hat
Arden
St. S.E
Brees Ierte
Crescent Heights
Foodland
Taylor's
Strawberry
Gertrude Neiger
Scientific Introduction Centre
Octopus
Les Mann
Calgary
Anbe
Saskatchewan
Ralph Clay
Herbert Sask
Elmer Spiry
Jean Hnatiuk
Maurice Sair
Louis Sair
City
Medicine Hat Hospital
Lethbridge
Bob Taylor
Gill
William H. Cuthbertson
Victoria
Robert L. Lee
Vanessa
T. S. Montgomery
Oregon
Doug MacFadden
Eugene Oregon
Don Lockman
Stone Furs
Street S.E
Alberta Health Program
Blue Cross
RED Cross
Srvice
SI. S.E
Phon
Asteurize
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