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'90 PONTIAC $9,995 $12,996 OOTZ $0 DR. every accessory LE MANS LE "A" hard charging doctors and attorneys, Dr. Redford Williams found that those who were easily angered, held resentments and mistrusted others were five times more likely to develop cardiovascular problems and die before age 50. The more trusting group who enjoyed more loving, caring, intimate relationship were more likely to live longer and enjoy the fruits of their labor. Join the seminar and learn tips on how to live longer by building better relationships. To register or for more information call Ext. something for everyone AVF mm Another related study found that the chances of recovery for those people who suffered a heart attack were twice as good if they had close, caring and supportive partners. In addition, in two groups of type Chapel singles group has A H r4 0 heart attack during the study also noted a greater dissatisfaction in their marriages. five-yea- Interior, every option........................ 95 DODGE NEONS r. a.m.-12:3- pretty green color... AC. r $11f995 $187996 $7,980 ....................... 89 TOYOTA 4x4 PICKUP All The seminar, "Working Together For A More Positive Marriage," will be held Tuesday, 11:30 p.m., at the Family Support Center, Bldg. 308N. Randy Chatelain, Weber State University marriage and family studies professor, will discuss new ways to build a more loving, trusting, intimate relationship with better communication and caring. Some new research suggests that people's interpersonal relationships may have an influence on physical health, cholesterol level, blood pressure, arthritis and other aches and r study of more pains. In a than 10,000 males, Dr. Stewart Wolf and his colleagues noted that patients with coronary heart disease had a greater number of marital problems that a control group without martial problems. Those who experienced a mm 'I ' '28,490 Family Support Center m, eng., auto, trans. Silverado '89 FORD by Dave Larson '13,980 '4,996 '7,496 '6,980 '8,492 '7,993 '6,694 '5,492 ing, and many people are surprised at what tL hear. The group is planning to sing at the Ogden Rescue Mission, 7 p.m., April 25. In addition, with the help' and experience of Amn. Kelly Bales, 729th Air Control Squadron, the group is putting together a praise and worship band. Everyone is invited to come and by Chaplain (Capt.) Evan C. Spencer Protestant chaplain ' The Hill AFB Chapel's singles group is coming out of hibernation, warming up with ideas and planning activities for spring and summer. To organize the activities, a monthly leadership meeting is scheduled by A1C Chris Bosch, 75th Communications Squadron. Anyone with ideas should, contact Kim Zimmerman, '825-024by the 15th of the month. Some activities are already under way. A weekly singles group Bible study is held Sundays from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in the chapel annex, Bldg. 445. The group is discussing ""i.-l- e Saints, Single Sinners," which focuses on issues concerning singles. Also, A1C Rachel Goldberg, 75th CS, is developing a Bible study which will center on issues concerning single' women. Sunday night is also a time for sing pray Wednesday afternoons, 4:45 p.m., at the base chapel, Bldg. 475. Amn. Chuck Gillespie, 75th Civil Engineering Group, and Bosch are also planning a Lake Powell trip for the entire group. Don't forget to bring a camera and take pictures at any of the activities. Angela Widmer, singles group historian, is putting together a visual history of the group and welcomes any photos. Anyone who works on Hill AFB is eligible to join the singles group. For more information call Ext. New babies welcomed Seven new faces were added to the "heirforce" in March. SrA. Bruce and Lorna Martin welcomed a boy March 14. SrA. Albert and Maria Bell welcomed a girl March 15. TSgt. Ronald and Loretta Dean welcomed a boy March 22. SSgt. Scott and Ron a Jongewaard welcomed a girl March 22. SrA. Michael and Heidi McHone welcomed a girl March 23. Maj. Michael and Anne Fantini welcomed a girl March 26. SSgt. Jerome S. and Michelle Harris welcomed a girl March 26. Auto, AC, AMFM, sharp! '90 GEO STORM mot red and very WW 2-D- COUPE '4,280 mm A rocket can produce about 3,000 times more power than an automobile engine of the same size. |