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- • \:I"'t Veteran's flag is to be honored DearAbby JEANNE PHIWPS or dispose ofit properly. ~obert 0., Rice Lake, WIS. De.- Abby: A better answer to ''Wondering'' woukl be to buy a triangular display case and place the very important gift ofthe American flag from the friend an the mantel or a table in hislher home. What a topic of conversation it woukl become in memory of a dear friend. Readers weigh in on how casket drape should be cared for De.- Abby: You advised ''Wondering in Concord, N.H." that "as long as the flag is treated with respect - taken down at night and not allowed to become tattered and faded because of exposure to the elements - it wouUl be a laving tribute to (her) friend if it were displayed. " Alth.owjh I coukl not find it in any flag etiquette site, it is customary that aflag used an a casket never be unfolded. It was folded and presented as an hmwr to the deceased soUlierl Marine and shoukl be unfolded only by God. This is a sentimental tradition, not a rule or law. My husband has theflag that dmped his brother's casket. He woukl probably kill before he woukllet someone unfoUl it. -Dawn in Hampton, III. De.- Dawn: If! was incorrect in my reply, thank you for correcting me. However, you are not the only reader who wanted to weigh in on this subject, and the suggestions I have received are varied. Read on: De.- Abby: I belong to three veterans' organizations. Most veteran posts, American Legion, AMVETS, Disabled American Veterans and Veterans of Foreign Wars will take a memorialflag and either fly it in Ohio De.- Abby: ''Wondering'' could, if she so desires, donate the flag to a military cemetery. In Battle Creek, Mich., we have Fort Custer, a veterans cemetery, and I donated the flag given to me at my grandfather's funeral to it. There is an "Avenue of Flags" as you enter the cemetery, and it's a very moving sight to see all these flagsflying in the breeze, knowing that people gave their lives for them. ~ E., Kalamazoo, Mich. De.- Abby: Ajtermyfather died, my mother donated his flag to a local memorial cemetery. Every Memorial Day the flags are brought out, pressed and hung an flagpoles lining the d1iveways and walkways. Friends,family and the community are invited to a mem0rial service for aU ofour fallen men and women. Some come alone; others have family gatherings under the flags. My father's flag has flown every Memorial Dayjorthe past 23 years. It's a great way to pay tribute and very reassuring to know hisflag is being caredfor properly. ~espectful deeply rooted in its culture, I have to disagree with your answerto ''Wondering in Concord, N.H. " Flags given at a memorial service signify something that goes above and beyond the 7neaning of an ordinary flag. It is not uncommon, and usually considered a special tribute, for them to be flownfor a day over speciallocatians in memmy of that individual. However, it is not appropriate for memorial flags to be used in a daily capacity and certainly shoukl not be flown overthe house of someone who, in aU likelihood, didn't know the person. That woukl be like using someone's tombstone because you needed a big rock for something. Alth.owjh the flag itselfis just cloth, it symbolizes that the individual made a huge sacrifice of himself or herselfthat everyone in this country benefits from· If all they need is a flag, I will gladly buy them one in exchange for the honor of caring for the flag of a fallen brother. -Devlin B., Sneads Feny, N.C. De.- Abby: How do I get my husband to pick up his beF,'t9ings? His shoes,jewelry aM all sorts of items of clothing are spread all over the house_ I'm afraid if I keep "reminding" him, I'U come across as a motherfigure. -Terry in Houston. Dear Tany: Leave everything where it is, and when your husband starts asking you where his shoes, jewelry and other items of clothing are, tell him they are right where he left them. Once you begin picking them up and putting them away, he will expect you to continue for the rest of your life. Dear Abt1y Is written ~ AbIgaI Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, and was founded ~ her mother, Pauline PlulDps. Write Dear Abt1y at \\WN,DearAbIJ'j.c:om or P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM ~7J l~m~~~V:3~~:20 I-"'=:::::..:=:::==:r-:-:..::::..:I=-=='=':'::::'::":'===--1 L.:.::"":'::':"':':':'::""::":=-----' ~:~~ DIAMOND (R) ~~~~~~~t~~Y2~~~:30 .E~tf:t(~~P~5 fW1~25 * CATCH AND RELEASE IPG13) 1~50 1.354.257:15 10:05 BLOOD AND CHOCOLATE PG13) 11:20 2;00 4:40 7:20 0:00 SMOKIN' ACES (R) 10:30 1:204:157:00 9:50 THE MESSENGERS (PG13) 10:351:15 4:00 7:25 9:35 BECAUSE I SAID 50 (PG13) 10:30 1:104:107:00 10:05 rm~7~:J~d~13) 11:4{) NOTtS ON ASCANOAL (R) 12:15 2:45 5:15 7:4510:15 PAN'S LABYRINTH (R) 10:40 1:154:056:559:40 m8~EEN (PG13) 7:45 * CHARLOTTE'S WEB (G) l~~~IfAW M~ 5:057:107:359:5510:15. DEJA VU (PG13) 7:00 ?:~~~:~~ng~o(:~~) 11:35 10:05 UNACCOMPANIED • -+ SHUT UP AND SING (R) ~INO.RS IPG) 12:05 2:25 11:552:154:407:059:35 4.557.25 0.00 • -+ TURISTAS (R) 11:55 2:20 I* INVl51BLES (PG) 12:15 ~45 ~~kMGIRLS (PG13) 12:45 3'456'459'45 * ROCKY BALBOA (PG) 7JO • CODE NAME: THE 10:15PM CLEANER (PG13) 11:45 HAPPY FEET (PG) 11:00 1:50 2:154:40 7:30 9:50 4:40 !=:....::..:.:...:..=.:.=-=---~==--------I APOCALYPTO (R) 3:30 MOVIES 9 - SANDY 10:00PM THE DEPARTED (R) 12:10 700 E. @ 9400 S I-SOO-Fandango Express Code 1215 6:50 PM * * \fj~~~3~~~~~:rsG13) THE HITCHER (R) 12:10 2:40 5:107:40 10:10 fC:\~1~:r~% ~.~~ 1~!10 m5Hfk~D6~~ (~M) ::~~~!:r Accessible W~~~~~6~~I~~S (PG13) I-"'=="'--"'-'-"""'-""'T"-===~~~ HAPPILY N'EVER AFTER (PG) 11:50 2:25 4:50 7:20 ALPHA DOG (R) 9:50PM STOMP THE YARD (P613) 10:40 1:304:207:109:55 lETTERS FROM IWO JIMA (R) 1:054.00 7:05 10:00 iPGiiliio,.5 ,·,i,i':,o·;'OS-,,,,, ~~~R 'f=SIC 5 STAR CINEMAS 8400 West 3500 South - 250-5551 FIRST RUN FOR $5 MATINEE PRICE BEFORE IPM $3.50 EPIC MOVIE IPGI3) 4:20 7:00 BLOOD AND CHOCOLATE (PG13) 4:45 CHILDREN OF MEN (R)7:10 NIGHT AT TI£ MUSEUM (PG) 4:10 6:45 STOMP THE YARD IPG13) 4:30 1:30 DREAMGIRLS (PG11) 4:00 1:20 SHOWCASE 6 CINEMAS Redwood Rd. & 5400 South - 957-9032 DOLLAR DAY ALL SEATS $1_00 UNACCOMPANIED MINORS IPG) 12:45 3:00 5:15 CODE NAME: THE Q.EANER IPGll) 7:30 9:50 FLUSHED AWAY (PG) 1:00 3:15 5:307:40 TURISTAS (R) 9:45 DEJA VU IPG13) 1:304:151:00 9:55 OPEN SEASON (PG) 1:45 STRANGER THAN FICTION IPG13) 4:45 7:15 9:40 THE HOLIDAY (pG13) 3:30 6:30 9:30 SANTA CLAUSE 3 (6) 2:00 4:30 THE PRESTIGE IPG13) 6:45 10:00 •• No Family Day or Red Carpet Tickets -Veteran's Daughter In Califomia De.- Abby: As someone who is currently in the military and BUY AT THE SHOW AND SAVE! HUNDREDS OF BOATS WITH SPECIAL SHOW PRICING! ~. 1I~ INVVW MEGAPLE XTHE ATRES COM IVtEGAPLEX THEATRES BUY TICKETS ONLINE AT GREENBAND.COM Register to Win an Alaska Fishing Trip on the Kenai River Courtesy of RWs Lodge. For the comfort & convenience of guests. children under age 5 will n01 be admitted to RRated movIes after 61KJ pm Plan Your Next Vacation Special Travel Discounts Informative Seminars 1:05 3:05 5:05 7:05 09:05 12:05 2:35 5:05 7:35 10:05 12:35 2:55 5:15 7:35 09:55 SHOW HOURS THE PAINTED VEIL Friday............. 2pm - 9pm Saturday ........ lOam - 6pm PAN'S LABYRINTH VOLVEA 2:50 5:15 7:40 10:00 TRAVEL At,. A •.,tSGI J G 'OU.,. J Box Office Opens at 11:00 AM • ~¥~::'~~~~.!IgTo";OOAY 2935 North Thanksgiving Way, lehi ~57~36 • Dreamgirls (PG-B) (11:50 2:2H05)7:45 10:30 '. Arthur alld tile InvlSlbles (PG) (11:30 1:35 3:45) ~2~~:~Wf15~:~"t-13) The Messenaers (PG·1l) ,,15 8:15 10:15 • *(12:152:104:15) • * Epic Movie (PG-13) (11:30 • The Queen (PG-H) (11:40 4:30) 7:00 9:35 EMlllQ 91 BECAUSE I SAID SO (PG-13) 11 :45·2:20 - 4:50 - 7:20 - 9:50 THE MESSENGERS (PG-13) 12:40- 2:50 - 5:25 - 7:45 -10:05 BLoOO AND cHocoLATE (PG-13) 3:15-8 cAsiNO RovALE (PG-13) 12:30· 3:45 - 7:15 -10:30 cATcH AND RELEASE (PG-13) 11:25- 2:05 -4:55 - 7:35 -10:15 cHILDREN OF MEN (A) 11:15 -1:50·4:30·7:10 - 9:45 DREAMGiRLs (pG-13) 12:50 - 3:55 - 7 -10 FREEDOM WRITERS (PG-13) 1-4 -7:05 - 9:55 NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM (PG) 11:20 -1 :55 - 4:35 - 7:15 - 9:55 CENTURY 16 SALT LAKE at THE GATEWAY THe GAT! wrnw 165 South Rio Grande, SLC 304-4636 to I;::( ~/J iil5 ~/~~-;;'~:'~~unts DO • ji • FreedOiii Writers (PG-13) 1 DOL_V. ~ ALL RESERVEO SEAnNG • (11:45 *The1:55Messenaers (PG-13l 4:05 6'15) -8:}S 10:35 (11:352:054:50)7:30 10:10 I S (PG-13) (11:35 2:15 5:00) 7:50 10:30 • l NW45V10 4J5~~~ (PG) 'Hwe~Are~Ma~crr(~PG~)~(1:~35)~67.:45~--• Ba boa (PG)(l 1:25 4;15)9.35 R at JORDAN COMMONS iEiAPfriIrd __~9~~~S~o~u~th~S7t7at~~7S~a~nd~YL-_' '~RDA3Q<f~ 304-4636 I * Labyrinth Box Office Opens at 10:45 AM PURCHASE ADVANCE TICKffi TODAY •• (PG) SELECT SHOWINGS IN RESERVED SEATING Pan's (R) (11:40 2:10 4:40) 7:1 5 9:45 at ~lJleiljDIf"xth&1tre,tmm (PG-13) ••• •• i DO && DIGITAL PROJEC1!ON i DOLDV. 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C;;,HtriL""'D;.rRE;.;:,N".:O;.,F,;.;MfrE;.,N.r.(:::;A)" ' - - - - - - 1 1 1 :15 -1:55 - 4:40 - 7:20 -1 0 ,;,11;,;;:55:.;..;-2 :30 ........ - 5n:1~5",,-7,:::5O,::,,-...;1.::;0:2=5=--_ _ _ ITHE HITCHER (A) DREAMGiRLS IPG-13) 7:20 - 9:30 11:20 - 2:15 - 5:10 - 8:05 EPic MoViE (PG-13) THE PURSUIT OF HAPPYNESS (PG-1 3) m 11:50- 2:05 - 4:25 - 6:55 -9:20 11:25 - 2:10 -4:55 -7:35 -10:25 FREEDOM WRiTERS (PG-13) 12:05-7 THE QUEEN (PG-13) 11:15 -1:40 - 4:05 -7:15 - 9:40 NiGHT AT THE MUSEUM (PG) .11:45 - 2:25 - 5:05 - 7:55 -10:30 THE DEPARTED (R) 2 -7:45 • lm!'\'~J~2~n:fr(PG.'3) ~2=:~/:~0~~-13) 6:55 ·10:25 WorI< And The Glory 3 (PG) (11:15 5:10) Night at the Museum(PG) : cricl4t ._MAX· THEATRE I •• • 6:40 • • •• • • = • DO . . ~/~~AL ::~:,1J,~~unts All RftERVED SEATING 1lii! 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See Over 500 Boats includ~ ing: Ski Boats, Wake board Register to Win (7) days Boats, Cruisers, Fishing Boats, Houseboats, Personal on a 59ft XT houseboat plus (2) PWC tag-a-Iongs, Watercraft and more. courtesy of Antelope Point Marina. SAVE $8 Two for the Price of One on February 7, 2007 • • 304-4636 TIte Messenqers (PG·13) (1110 1:30 3:40 5.4~ 7:50 10:00 All New Wake Park Pro Riders will be demonstrating the newest gear and latest trIcks on a 170 ft. lake inside the Show. This park is a live indoor event with pros sliding and jumping rails. • • atTHE DISTRICT THI * No Passes or Discounts • 11400 Bangerter Hwy, South Jordan' The Departed (R) (11:453:05) 610 9:30 ••* Wired to Win Late arrival entry will not be allowed. at www.~ae/~xtheat[§..~m OOLBY. (11:154:15) IMAX Theatre ;s reserved seating. Please arrive before show begins. Box Office Opens at 10:45 AM PURCHASE ADVANCE TICKffi TODAY •• I Happy Feet-(PG) (1:45) 7:50 10:15 •I MB1APIIEJ~ I DI'TIIlICT~ * AT • t,1~~8\"ti&315 i Departed (R) (12:15 3:30) 6:50 10:00 I 125 East 3300 South at State St. 1-800-fandango#955 BECAUSE I SAID SO (PG-13) 12:15- 2:45 -5:25-7:50 -10:20 THE MESSENGERS (PG-13) 12:20-2:50- 5:10 - 8 -10:30 BLOOD AND cHocoLATE (PG-13) 11:35 _ 5:20 (1;.,,1::3=:r.572:2=0r.4:5'C:0):,,;7:2~~100'=.i ;00c=c=;::~;;--_ _ • wOiIi And TIle Glory 3 (PG) (2:00 5:45) I at www.megapleKtheatres·com BUY ADVANCE nCKUS ONLINE - \'RI1lI' AT IfOMf TlC.nnNG AVAH.A8lt AT fANDANGO.COM 7800 South 1300 Lost Free Gar.'ge rark lng (Enter off 7800 So_) • Mar,hall (PG)7:50 10:25 PM PURCHASE ADVANCf TICKffi TODAY www.(enrorytheatres.<.om S68-fllM I -800- f andango#988 • I Box Office Opens at 11:15 AM All Stadium Se.tllng. AI! DIgltal. IJJ:.K On All Screens CENTURY 16 SANDY AT UNION HEIGHTS r,\\l4~\:aM~5~ (PG) We Are 1lii! 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