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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1977
Page
9
Ann Landers recounts readers reacting to a letter about artificial flowers at weddings. An Denver reader shares that allergies to many blooms, including roses and daisies, led her to carry a white satin Bible with ribbon streamers.
A letter from Ann Landers discusses trends in wedding decor favoring silk and wood fiber flowers over fresh blooms with many readers praising their lasting keepsake value. A reader confesses virginity anxieties and seeks guidance, prompting Ann to reassure her and advise patience, love, and caution in romance. The column also notes public responses about artificial flowers and includes guidance for a reader seeking love advice.
Physicians and spouses gathered at Cottonwood Grove in Tanque Verde Guest Ranch for the Southern Arizona Associates in Anesthesia of Tucson annual romp. Hosted by SAAAT members with guest list including Billie Hardy, John Wetherhold, Laura Rubbo, Art Janssen, and others. Dusty Chaps provided music and attendees enjoyed a lavish multi-course dinner.
A Saturday gala at Temple Emanu El honored Sharon Schiesel with a meal and candle lighting ceremony. Guests included relatives from Tucson Los Angeles and New York. Family milestones were noted with Bill and Sally Shumm and Marge and Bill Maria anniversaries and travel talk about a Mediterranean cruise.
Rhode Island clergyman Rev. Ernest Ryden argues in a Rhode Island Council of Churches newsletter that Star Wars mirrors biblical themes. He says the force is divine guidance and Obi Wan represents a savior figure whose followers gain power after his death.
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