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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2001

THE INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER

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Today’s hot watch trends: Something for everyone

Clinkscales/Ward wedding

Kristie Anne Clinkscales and Kavanaugh Ward were married Sept. 2 at White River Gardens. Their parents are Les and Ann Clinkscales of Indianapolis, Mrs. Edna Ward of Houston, Texas, and Pherlander Ward of Indianapolis. The new Mrs. Clinkscales-Ward graduated from Indiana University and Purdue University. She is employed at St. Vincent Institute on Aging as a nurse practitioner. Ward graduated from Vincennes University and works for United Airlines. Creative floral arrangements for the wedding were provided by Brenda Barnett of Simply Elegant Inc., based in Evansville. Crystal Catering hosted the reception in the Hulman Room. The couple honeymooned in Hawaii and Las Vegas. They plan to reside in Indianapolis. Have ‘Soup on the Circle ’ and help Salvation Army

(NAPSA) — Whether you're into high tech or high fashion, the variety of watches available today is truly exciting. These watch trends will keep you on time and in style. For the fashionista. the big news is color. With dials and straps in sherbet pink, fire engine red, rich blue, and mossy green, these watches are feminine and fresh as well as functional. Elizabeth Florence, spokesperson for the Jewelry Information Center, says, "Color is a wonderful way toexpressone’s individuality. Colorful watch straps are available in virtually every material from plastic to crocodile. There are also lovely watch faces in iridescent mother of pearl and green chrysoprase and elegant watch bezels accented with colored gemstones such as sapphires." For the high tech type, there are watches that would make James Bond and Dick Tracy jealous. Casio offers the world’s first wrist-type wearable camera, which stores up to 100 images. You can view them instantly and delete the ones you don't want. Spoon (by Seiko) offers the Secret Agent Man, which stores up to 100 memos (e-mail addresses, phone numbers, Web sites, etc.). It comes with over 45 pre-programmed greetings and proverbs and four daily alarms. Tag Heuer, official timekeeper of the Formula One car race, recently introduced the Kirium Ti5

chronograph, which features parts made of the same materials as a Formula One race car—a titanium bezel and a vulcanized rubber strap. For scuba divers. Swatch offers the Iropy Scuba 2000 Collection, watches which are water resistant to a depth of 200 meters, shockproof and quartz precise. For the stylish small fry. Timex Kids offers watches with straps treated with Scotchgard fabric protectant to resist dirt and stains. No matter what watch you want, heed these hints. • Shop at a well-established professional jeweler or authorized watch dealer, who will offer not only trustworthy service the day of your purchase, but who will follow through on any service or repair needs that may arise. • Be sure to ask about the return and trade-up policies as well as the warrantee. Get a written description of the watch you are purchasing, and ask for the original packaging. • When buying a karat gold watch, always look for the karat mark, such as 14K or 18K, along with the manufacturer's trademark. Look for "Plat" or “Pt950” to ensure the highest purity level of platinum watches. For more information on how to buy and care for fine jewelry and watches, visit the Jewelry Information Center's Web site at: www.jewelryinfo.org.

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Special to The Recorder The downtown Indianapolis hinch crowd will have the opportunity to enjoy a delicious fall lunch yvhile supporting The Salvation Army on Wednesday. Oct. 10. as The Salvation Army teams with Marsh Supermarkets and media partners rtv6 and WIBC-AM 1070 for the third annual "Soup on the Circle.” ; Serving lines will open at 11:30 ft.m. at Monument Circle. ; For $5, lunchgoers may enjoy their choice of vegetable beef or pream of broccoli soup served in a bread bowl, with oyster crackers, dessert and a choice of soft drink. Serving lines will close at 1:30 p.m. “We are again pleased to join forces with Marsh Supermarkets to stage the third annual 'Soup on the Circle,"' said Lt. Colonel Jack Getz, commander of The Salvation Army Indiana Division. “We deeply appreciate the company's willingness to support the ministry und mission of The Salvation jArmy.” ; Proceeds from “Soup on the Circle" will benefit The Salvation Army Harbor Light Center, spe-

cializing in the treatment and rehabilitation of those battling substance abuse, chemical dependency. poverty and homelessness. "We are proud to support The Salvation Army and the mission of The Salvation Army Harbor Light Center by presenting ‘Soup on the Circle."' said Don E. Marsh, chairman. president and CEO of Marsh Supermarkets Inc. "The Salvation Army helps so many people across the state of Indiana and we are pleased to be able to help The Salvation Army help others." During the event. The Salvation Army will accept donations to its emergency response initiatives continuing in both Manhattan and Washington. D.C. Since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. The Salvation Army has maintained and enhanced its “Operation Compassion Under Fire" and "Operation Noble Eagle" operations, providing grief and spiritual counseling, emergency housing, community outreach and hundreds of thousands of meals to emergency and rescue personnel. Since Sept. 12. Hoosiers have donated more than $I2().()(M) to The Salvation Army's emergency response initiatives.

Dear Gwendolyn: On my last doctor's visit, testing showed that my baby is a girl. My husband acted excited while at the hospital, but when he came home his attitude was different. At first I thought it was only my imagination. However, when my mother came to visit, she also noticed his strange behavior. Weeks ago I had asked him to paint the baby’s room. To date, he has made no effort to do so. I just thought he wanted a child. I never figured he was that set on having a boy. Gwendolyn, how can I get him back into the high spirit of awaiting the arrival of our precious little baby? Jill Dear Jill: You do have a problem and a most serious one. Being pregnant is a mental and definitely a physical adjustment. I want you to understand that you will only be able to give thought to your husband's problem briefly. Childbirth can go good or not good. Therefore, center your attention on yourself and less on your husband's attitude change at this time. Many women who go through several pregnancies have to experience ahusband's disappointment of not having a son. And often times, each pregnancy resulted in

Ask Gwen being a girl child. Most men later realize that a child is a blessing — girl or boy. It doesn't matter. Be prepared to see many mood swings in your husband's behavior. Let me tell you this: The tests are not always 100 percent predictable. When it comes to painting the room, you may want to choose a neutral color such as white or beige. Then after the birth, if the prediction of a girl proved correct, put up a pink border around the ceiling, pink curtains or whatever girlish colors you and your husband desire. If your husband does not paint soon, pay someone else to do it. Jill, I believe your marriage will be fine. But, if for some reason your husband makes a permanent change in attitude, go on w ith your life. Be happy and proud of being a mother. The sex of a baby should not matter. The child's development should be the parents' top concern. Think about it. Will it become a murderer or a thief, or will itgrowupand becomeawarmhearted child that will respect and love you ... always? Bring Gwendolyn Baines to your city. Visit her Web site www.gwendolynbaines.eom or write to P. O. Box 7S246, Nashville, Term., or fax: (6I5)650-0HI0.

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