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ding one more time " was the phrase
on everyone's lips. Nevertheless, the
flowers of Hebron womanhood who
were asked to be bridesmaids for this
gala said "yes" without hesitation.
Wedding plans came along smoothly,
except for one grave oversight
nobody had remembered to find some
thing old, something new, something
borrowed and something blue for Alice
to wear at the wedding.
So it came to pass that with one
hour to go until the wedding, Alice's
bridesmaids were scouring Hebron in
search of something new, something
borrowed and something blue. Alice's
wedding dress, circa 195C, was consi
dered old enough to suffice. Alice, of
course, could not step out of her room,
for fear that she would see the groom-to-be
and bring a whole new batch of
bad luck raining down on their
marriage.
At precisely 20 minutes to wedding,
somebody knocked on the door to
Alice's room.
Alice opened the door, and her herd
of bridesmaids stepped in.
"Boy are you in luck!" said Lori, the
acknowledged ringleader of the brides
maids. "We did some checking around,
and it turns out that you can't just
wear any old something borrowed and
something blue and something new.
Some things are lucldcr than others,
and we found the luckiest stuff there
is."'- ' -
"Oh, thank you so much " Alice said,
the relief vLHIo cn her fice.
"There's no time to wsste scid Lori,
reaching into a hip box ths,t tvo of
ths other bridesmaids hs.d carried in.
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The scene: In the dressing room with
Alice Stuthings, a perky and suddenly
Jell-O-nerved secondary school teacher
from Hebron. She is nervous because
in roughly one hour she will become
Alice Stuthings-Tadieux, a perky
secondary school teacher with a
hyphenated name and an exotic hus
band (a guy with a name that ends in
x" is about as exotic as Hebron gets).
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Pat Clark
The reason for this radical change is
one Richard Tadieux, whose romantic
ministrations and showy proposal (on
one knee, no less, right in front of ev
erybody at the Dairy Queen) had made
"yes" her only conceivable answer when
he asked her to marry him.
In six months between the wedding
announcement and the actual wed
ding day, Alice had turned the upcom
ing marriage into her whole raison
d'etre. She was particularly delighted
that she would not, as she all too fre
quently told her single peers, "die an
old maid." Nobody could say exactly at
what age one became an old maid, or
thst marrkge was a cure for this
dreaded lot in life, or even what was
wrong with being one, but Alice was
certainly delated not to be one. .
Needless to szy, this wedding talk
W3 wearing pretty thin cn Alice's cir
cle cf acquaintances when the time
came to sdect fcridr.cr.-f.Is and other
members of the wedding cast. "Ill
strung her if she mentions th:,t wed-
