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Show WEEKLY REFLEX DAVIS NEWS JOURN AL "N 4 1 f ..Vi Masters For Timothy Garrard mmiiarp .c. . Timothy D. Garrard, a medical social worker at McKay-De- e Hospital Center for the past ten years, has fe p-.- received his master of social work degree from the University of Utah. He also received a certification letter in health and mental health, indicating he has completed subspecific classes in those jects. 'MR. GARRARD received his bachelors degree in sociology from Weber State College in 1967. He was employed as a case worker for the Davis County Welfare Department for 24 years. He also served as a consultant for the Garden Home Training Center, Clearfield, after joinHospital ing the McKay-De- e staff in 1969. He has been working on his masters degree for the past three years, attending the Graduate School of Social Work at the University a day and a half each week, in ad- - -- work at one-ye- ar internships at the Youth Development Center, Ogden and at the hospital. His principal responsibility at the hospital has been to accomplish discharge planning for patients leaving the hospital. He helps patients and their families make arrangements for nursing home care, when it is needed, and also works with numerous state and community agencies. has been a lifelong resident of the community except for one year in Bountiful. His wife, the former Linda Jensen, is employed as a nurses aide and ward clerk at McKay-DeThe couple has two sons and two daughters. Mr. Garrard said that one of his greatest challenges is to find suitable ways for discharged patients to receive A NATIVE of Ogden, he e. KAJTZt care when they are released from the hospital. WE NEED alternatives to nursing homes, where people can enjoy privacy and support services, and still receive some supervision, he said. Limited services are available in the community, but they usually do not extend to weekend care. Many patients find that nursing homes are too costly, and they do not want to leave their own homes. New H Group Is Organized 4-- Club The Home Crafters has been organized and will meet each Monday at 12 noon at the home of Mrs. Sarah Harris. THE CLUB will learn to make all types of crafts, including macrame, aprons, pillows, embroidery, recipe files, etc. Officers elected for the year are Williams, Angela president; Laura Olsen, vice president; Lori Frodsham, secretary; Debbie Taylor and Robin Ray, reporters. Assistant club leaders will be Jen- Stepping into Junior Class leadership positions at Layton High School for the 1979-8school year are East Layton students Gayle Killpack, left, secretary, Stacey Hansen, president and Kathy Anderson, vice president. 30, Jan Turner Palestinians in making their relocation, but they declined the offer, and those who reside in Israel are not badly treated by the Israelies. 'presented to the Kaysville Rotary Club an interesting account of his Exchange-Rotaria- n to Israel. This one constitutes of the progressive programs for foreign experience, information and goodwill that Rotary International sponsors. resides in Morgan and has been a progressive dairyman. At one time he was selected Utahs Farmer of the Year, and later Farmer of the Year from throughout the whole country. At one time he taught school at Davis High School and since has been an active progressive Rotarian. Due to his activities and background he was chosen by Rotary to be an . exchange member to the country of Israel. He gave an interesting account about Israel as to its has been the Jerusalem cross-road- of three and the Mecca religions, Jewish, Developing and teaching social competence to children and youth will be the theme of in quality up-da- parenting television series produced by Utah State '", a RCA SelectaVision Video Cassette Recorder dedicatory prayer at the Mount of Olives, and Richard L. Evans. Orson Hydes ur Watch what you want whenever you want with RCA's new Selecta-Visio- n Video Cassette Recorder It does it ail records the program you're watching: records one program while you watch another; even records a program while you're asleep or away. And you get up to four hours continuous recording on one cassette. 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For more 7-- The Bubbly Bunch group was organized June 4 with election of officers. Each member holds an office. Leader is LaDell Wagstaff; Melissa Robinson, president; Tina vice Mary Scadden, president; Becky Kemose, secretary; Crystal Day, treasurer; Laurie Wagstaff, refreshments; Jill Bishop and Tanya Shunn, games; Jennifer Pratt and Pamela Marx, reporters. The eight and nine year old girls will study second year cooking. Their meetings will be held 9 a.m. each Thursday .at the Wagstaff home in the " Hob Hill Subdivision, Kays-- . fun i'm 376-527-2 alfisicai Lewis, np MR. TURNER was inParker Ward and troduced Eldon Fr n, program chairman. np University. THE PROGRAMS will be on KUED Channel 7 aired government, geography, between 8 p.m. on Sunday problems, relationship with 15. Two Arabs and the surrounding evenings June half hour programs will be countries, and its flourishing economy with only four ' shown each night. million people. ' Programs will feature dis, cussions with experts on ARABS CONSTITUTE the topics related majority of Nazareth and the HOST OF the ten-paWest Bank. He stated that series will be Dr. Glen Jenthere is a misunderstanding about the Palestinians in son, USU Extension family and human development making their claims. At one time the country of specialist. Viewers may Israel offered to assist the receive university credit for LAYTON KAYSVILLE THEATRE 21 nifer Harris and Collette $1.75 $1.00 . Series Set PciFomino 1979 M Students Children A GM? . the I Utah Branch of the National Association of Social Workers in 1976-7and he has also served as president of the McKay-De- e Employees well-know- Moham- medan and Christian. Two members of the Mormon Church have left a great imprint upon the Jews, Orson Hyde, who pronounced the MR. TURNER Show Times Evening 7:30 & 9:15 Thur. & Sat. Matinee 1:15 4 2:55 Adults $2.25 Mr. Garrard served as secretary of the Northern one-tim- of the world, s June 0 Jen Tiifiisp Addresses Rotary On May EEETi N H 4-- ;& JUNIOR OFFICERS ; full-tim- VW: vyss,. ' e dition to his the hospital. HE FILLED two - j 1981 North Main, Layton, Utah J) Phone 825-611- 4 PDE30 000,0, DD'HOCTEa ADVC3TTOOCD PDCGQ THE FUN day spent at Lagoon is just an indication of the exciting summer this group is planning as they learn about good nutrition and correct cooking methods. 4-- & MCIIUEOS swivel nocim Bring in our competitors ad and if the item you want can be purchased by us you will own it at a considerably Lower Amount. supers foiva Rupert Get a Generous Trade in For a Good Watch Digital or Analog ticay To At If you dont know Diamonds, Know Dale Baker JBVVBLnY 'Fort Lane Shopping Center, Layton Chooso Fr en o uzoitur: o FUZMC O CAZFFT o cmkzes iw corCpt furniture 531 II. KiUU - lAYTC:i - 7C5-C33- 2 i |
