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Show 1 2 I) The Salt Laka Trihunp, Thursday, Jum 28. 1973 Aged Can Function, Well , Says Expert The aged are concerned with more than chicken soup and social security checks. They still like sex. for one thing This was the report Wednesday of Dr. Bernard Blumberg, medical director of the San, Francisco Jewish Home for the Aged and associate chief of medicine for Mount Zion hospital. He spoke Wednesday at a seminar of the Utah Nursing Home Assn, at the Rodeway Inn, 154 W. 6th South. The seminar continues Thursday. Too often, Dr. Blumberg said, Behavior, emotions or illness are assumed to be due to aging or senility, and that nothing can be done about it. This is almost always not so. Discussion centered around the aging process itself, physical and emotional results, sex and aspects of death and dying In ' Dr. aid general, Blumberg, aging means loss to an individual, both physically and emotionally. Physical processes are slowed. Reac-- ' tion to stress is limited Friends die, and social contacts are cut off. . To a great degree, m the middle and later years the decline in ones basic ability is compensated for by experience. However, the time eventually comes when the decline is greater than can be overcome by any amount of experience, he said. Too often, the aged person is left alone with his fears of being abandoned as he grows increasingly more depend! nt. of suffenng m a final illness. Geriatrics patients, according to Dr. Blumberg, constitute the greatest proportion of suicides. Group Changes Strategy on W elfare Rights Concluded Dr. Blumberg. The geriatric patient is a He most complex individual. advised that it is necessary to look at the overall individual vv hen looking at his specific problems and suggested that they can be best solved by the team effort of those who care for him. However, within certain liman aged individual itations, may be able to function quite well, he said. welfare ngnts organizadisbanded about two years ago attempted Wednesday night to reorganize because Salt Lake County really needs it. according to Bonnie Hartley , v ice president of the old group A tion Street Dance Second South between State 2nd East will be closed from 8 p.m. until 11 p.m., July 20 for a square dance city commissioners agreed Tuesday. Age need not be a hindrance to either social or sexual life. She told persons at a meeting in the Salt Lake City Public Library, 2U9 E. 5th 'South, that the old group, known as the Salt Lake County Welfare Grievances Committee, decided that its tactics, which s included and other militant strategies, could be replaced by working within the svstem. Street and good many older people continue to interact with their peers" and look at the opposite sex in the same manner they did 50 years earlier. When older people marry, the motivations are many and similar to those of younger people." A The request came from Edward W. Glashien, Square Dance sit-in- Assn, and will be linked with the Days of 47 Celebration. Thursday's weather forecast map dicates highs near 100 and lows MM LAST 3 DAYS HOME CENTER Nationol Weather Service Dafo es will be fair ond temperatures hot Thursdov, especially in the Sat Lake oreo. Highs will be naer 00, with lows in the mid-60- s Chance of ram is 10 percent CHART and heavy hedge. tor. cord Unbreakable strain-reli- 85 East 62 71 74 .. 85 68 71 South 66 86 88 73 89 93 protec- 65 72 coo Idaho Southern Shghtiv with some chance through period then ary showers Saturday Highs mostly 80s and lows 45 to 55 S.L. Area Briefs Cottonwood Endorses Eastern Nevada Generally fair Thursday and Friday but a few late Continued oflernoon thundershowers warm. Lows 45 to 55. Highs in the 90S Fotr to eortly cloudy Wyoming through Fndov with a few Isolated ond afternoon evening showers ond mountains ond motniv thunderytorms No Friday. significant change in temperatures. Low Thursday night mostly 50s with 35 to 45 mountains. High Thursday ond Friday mostly in the ROUTER 1-2- Special to The Tribune HEIGHTS The Cottonwood Heights Community Council has unanimously endorsed construction of along the proposed 6400 South route. ball-beari- Vi-hp- Easy-to-u- se - Hv Aj IvJj ef The council took action Tuesday night after hearing both sides of the controversy, statements front including Rep. Georgia Peterson, Lake, opposed, and Rep. Pete Ellison, Lake, in favor. Mr. Ellison also announced formation of the Community Action Group to support construction of the Belt Route in that area. Model 63 V. N lt r - 4-PO- S. lt sT REFUSE ADJUSTABLE SPRINKLER BAGS Puts water where you want it. Adjustable water Sturdy vinyi. Makes lawn patterns. and garden care easy. - ) c. 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Built-i- n cord strain-reliprotector. non-marki- ng mountains Chance of afternoon Wyoming or thunder showers and evening storms northeast Saturday otherwise Cooler Sunlittle or no precipitation. day ond Monday Highs Saturday m 70s 80s dropping into Sunday ond Monday. Lows 45 to 55 Sott Lake City, Ogden ond Provo hot continued fair and Generally Lows in the Thursday ond Friday. mid 60s Highs near 100 Probability of rain 10 percent or less through Thursday night, iight winds fair and hot Generoitv Utah through Friday but a few late afterwest and north noon thundershowers portions. Lows mostly 55 to 65 Highs 95 to 105 BUYER PROTECTION PLAN Os Extended Outlooks Saturday Through Monday Utah Dry and not so warm Highs 85 to 95. Lows io 50s. Eastern Nevodo Dry and not so warm. Highs in 80$. Lows 45 to 55 MOT Any Rockwell double insulated power tool which fails to function to your complete satisfaction due to defects in material or workmanship, within one year purchase, may be returned to place of purchase and replaced with a new and like product. and low 65 78 74 A'buaueraue 96 Ei Paso 78 Phoenix 64 San Antonio 72 Tucson Salt Lake Weather Data: Precipita-ttofor period eded Wednesday at 5 p m. zero. Precipitation tor 19 Accumulative detiency, .73. June since October 1, 1972, Precipttohon 15 96, accumulative excess, 4 05; Sunrise 5:59 a.m. AADT; Sunset 9 03 pm variable ONE-YEA- R 72 97 82 . 100 103 114 76 107 speed. housing. Shockproof. 80 Southwest ef d Trigger-controlle- be light. Idaho Southwest Mostly yr but w'fi Thursday night through ot thundershowers chance s'tght atternoon Partly cloudy Tnursdoy and cooler Friday with chance of ot thundershowers Overnight tjrnoon lows 55 to 65 Highs 90s Thursday and 80s to low 90s Friday. fair Idaho Southeast Mostly night with slight through Thursday chance ot thundershowers Thursday ofternoon Partly cloudy and "cooler Friday with chonce of atternoon thun- lows mostly dershowers. Overnight 50s. Highs oper 80s to mid 90s Thursday and 80s to low 90s Friday 76 62 85 Aanta of built-i- n will 80s with 60s 81 . B.rrnincjhom Louisville Miami . New Orleans Double insulated nogrounding or three-wir- e plug adapter needed. Break-prohousing. Contoured pistol grip design, 18" double edge cutter bar, front motor. Wrap-aroun-d handle. Big 1" gap between blade teeth lets you trim and shape-ligh- t . Boston New York City Washington O C. DRILL 2.6-am- p. throughout Region. The winds Midwest Bismarck Chicago . . Detroit Duluth Kansas City M.nneonolis Oklahoma Citv Omaha St Louis Speed Long Intermountain mid-60- s 89 Spokane , Sk 38" Variable 8" Double Edge Hedge Trimmer I in Area Outlook: Th Heats On SM TEMPERATURE 1 in- - P O Box 1407-B- 1 Fayetteville. Arkansas 72701 Enclosed is SI Icheck or money order) and two red no phosphates stripes from an, labels of Parsons" Ammonia under the Expenditures budget are SlST.oS") for general government; $321,808 for public works and $272,660 for pub lie safety. Sandv. Budget o Special to The Tribune NAME SANDY Sandy City Council approved a 1073-7- 4 budget of $)hl.547 Wednesday ADDRESS following the public hearing night .STATE CiTY 3t M71 A J'-- Expenditures un lude general governnieiiUMfti 646. public silety. $!10.5I'l public work-- , .ZIP , i M'di 169. 5L 764. 4 71 .Hid parks and vet real ion. debit M P a e M j SJ7 'a ijn.ent "'ii |