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Show THE SENTINEL Thursday, January 29, 19S1 Patrol will present Whitmore Pag the formational program which will be highlighted by a slide show and a y ski drawing for features all-da- ski patrol The presentation will be made at the Whitmore : The people, experien- Library, 2197 E. 7000 S., ces, and training of the on Monday, Feb. 2 at 7 national ski patrol will be p.m. Mill Creek Branch discussed at Whitmore. Library, 2266 Evergreen Brad Mayne and mem- Avenue, on Wednesday, bers of the Brighton Ski Feb. 11 at 7 p.m. GSHte I I Qsaros, I Earn 12 per annum on IRA and Koogh deposits of $500 or mors. By Dale Nelson Professor of Health, Physical Education and Recreation Utah State University For years stress tests in one form or another have been used to diagnose coronary artery disease. The usual procedure is to monitor the heart with an electrocardiogram (ECG) while the person to test exercises according on treadmill a or protocol bicycle ergometer. Blood pressure is also monitored as a part of the test. In some cases, doctors do a resting ECG or have the person take a step test while being monitored. In others, the patient steps up and down for a while and then has the heart tested with the ECG. Health professionals have even gone so far as to recommend that everyone over 35 be stress tested as a part of the yearly physical examination. Stress tests are being recommended for anyone over 35 who is planning to embark on an exercise program. Do You Need A Stress Test? Originally it wasn't possible to compare ECG findings with the amount of deposits in the coronary arteries. advances' with Technological coronary arteriograms (heart catheterization) have made this possible. Data are now available from a study sponsored by the Division of Heart and Vascular Disease of the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute. The answer to our question is that it won't help a great deal. The study shows, for example, that men, (who are more prone to coronary artery disease at an earlier age than women) with typical chest pain, usually do have coronary artery disease and the history is so reliable that doing a stress test doesn't add much to making a diagnosis. In a fairly high percentage of cases there are false negatives and false positives, which means that some who have no symptoms do have coronary artery disease and others who have symptoms fatty-cholester- ol bank or savings and loan can pay a higher rate on your retirement money. You can deduct your yearly . contribution to either of these retirement plans at tax time, and pay no taxes on that money until you withdraw it at retirement. If you have no pension plan where you work, save up to $1,500 a year in an Individual Retirement Account. Or . up to $7,500 in a Keogh plan if you're No d. Ask Fitness Tips in- us about it now, and get started. Deposits made before April 15th will be applied to your 1980 tax year. 'Current rale, based on 2Vi year savings certificate. Deposits of less than $500 earn at the rate of 8 per annum. Substantial penalty for early withdrawal. Rjc3 Scarify Ccitko Each affiliate bank of First Security Corporation is a member of FDIC Each depositor's account is insured to $100,000 by FDIC. diagnosed form the test really do not have coronary artery disease. Such negative tests simply confuse the issue and lend a false sense of security to the patient and the tests bring doctor. fear into lives where there is nothing seriously wrong. What Does It All Mean? According to Dr. Lawrence E. Lamb, "It means the electrocardiographic stress test is of little value, whether the results are positive or negative, in either patients who have symptoms of heart disease or in our general population which is symptom and communications combat operations. This qualifies the soldier as Military Report c Witt To Sandy Baptist Church where you will find an atmosphere of acceptance, forgiveness and warm Christian love through a Bible-centerministry ve program. The best predictive tests are those that measure your risk factors such as high blood favorable ratio of pressure, HDLLDL "cholesterol," smoking, and some indirect factors such as obesity and lack of exercise. Obesity tends to influence blood pressure unfavorably and the right kind of exercise, approached "sensibly," favorably influences of the ratio HDLLDL "cholesterol." If I Have Heart Disease? The presence of heart disease does not mean a person should not exercise. Even when a person recovers adequately from a recognized heart attack, many heart specialists advocate a supervised exercise program. In addition, many people who engage in vigorous physical activity are found to have had a heart attack at some time in the past. Coronary artery disease is an unpredictable disease. Even a small hemorrhage under a deposit may cause it to swell and suddenly narrow or obstruct a previously open artery. fatty-choleste- County ' ' , s Sundays-Famil- y a.m. a.m. 6 p.m. Bible Hour 10 Morning Service Evening Service " 11 Union Square SHOPPING CENTER 9400 South 700 East Sandy "The Market Place BkJg." Rav. Austin Moekint Rv. Frad Taylor 969 900 9690559 yss Calif. Airman 1st Class David Jewkes, son of retired Army Maj. and Mrs Lotus D. Jewkes of 586 E. 9620 S., has graduated from the U.S. Air Force missile systems maintenance course at Lowry Air Force Base, Colo. Graduates of the course learned how to inspect and maintain missile control guidance and earned systems, an toward credits associate degree in applied science through the Community College of the Air Force. Jewkes will now serve at Minot Air Force Base, D. kicb cess ran ux. n, mi SGD.G:3-07- G m HI I i;t 1 i . , is OSUT s o i V KV7 om m 0 m mt cna en raflsanc5 071 iwM e4Ul4M liwJ 1 I Blaine K. Private Staber, son of Vernice J. Staber of 7049 S. 1300 E., recently completed One Station Unit Training (OSUT) at the U.S. Army Infantry School, Fort Benning.Ga. J mum mr I N.D. momm IK' J a If( 717-- 1 h Aai , CASH VALUE 110 CENT OFFER LIMITED TO ONE COUPON PER PURCHASE Im mmUZ. mJmm C0NTMI) (OtCUOMS J good thru jan. ji, m S RoMM HI v,,,, .,.vj;; LCCATCIJS IAYTC3, layton KM MS, C?2T?ei. 1756 Sovth Mailt, 292 05S1 SALT LAKE, 21st So. A 23rd 4171011 A 2 9th 17fa$o. I., 20th C. A 39th So. 272 52ft SAKDY, 10600 So. A 13th ., 5719794 7 HIST 27th W. A 7Sth So., 4 CSACSKt, 3765 Sooth 27th West, 0 North 250 Mow, TCeill, ospiKen mi sinwn sms Kiiammi 766-347- 7 Et, a 414-171- period which combines basic combat training and advanced individual iAN. training. The training included weapons qualifications, Finish off January by squad tactics, patrolling, landmine warfare, field attending a children's program at a Salt lake tiitt (HitHHimf in lVolcomoI.ee tei, tryman and as an indirect Army Private Philip E. fire crewman. Xaiz, son of Joann Xaiz of Soldiers were taught to 405 Adam, Midvale, is atperform any of the duties tending basic training at in a rifle or mortar squad. False-positiFork Knox, Ky. During the training,-studentreceive instrucPvt. Michael P. Johntion drill and son, son of Mr and Mrs in ceremonies, weapons, Harold P. Johnson of 1039 map reading, tactics, Diamond Way, Sandy, is courtesy, attending basic training military military justice, first aid, at Fort Leonard Wood, and Army history and Mo. traditions. During the training, students receive instrucdrill and in Gary W. Thomas, son tion of Mr and Mrs Elwyn S. ceremonies, weapons, free." Thomas of 1303 Green- map reading, tactics, Consequently, it seems obvious wood Dr., Sandy, has courtesy, that millions of people who have no been promoted in the U.S. military military justice, first aid, history of heart disease and have Air Force to the rank of and Army history and no symptoms to suggest heart senior airman. traditions. disease should not be required to Thomas is an aircraft have a stress test before em- maintenance specialist at barking on a sensible exercise Norton Air Force Base, FSss it S J. Ebnry, It tMtiMi)nt cvt Infan- light-weapo- 561-421- 969-149- 012-355- library. Indian sand painting will be explored at the Whitmore Library, 2197 E. 7000 S., on Saturday, Jan. m m m mm a m VSX ;'V Corn King vwi1 - A (ctmml ' m ' Wilson's - m BONELESS 1 HAM 10 a.m. and"Pinballs." inforfurther For mation on these and other children's programs, call the nearest branch of the Salt Lake County Library System or Tke Lert 1 Gc:tpcl DRYER a3CydK,4 JIT wilson 1202 VARIETY PACK LUNCHEON MEAT YttthF&toatted FRANKS fiesta 12 Ox. Wilson Corn King SLICED BOLOGNA 5119 wT!!S5,i. 'Jirjfitewaj o nniav dnnv Tobin. SaxdyKortt Stake coifemct Mxt vetk Sandy North Stake conference will be held Jan. 31 and Feb. 1. A general authority, Elder Apostle James Faust will be guest speaker. d Bathos Dram VttaaMi Cwinttr Spici! JVM46 controls to (tltct Timo or Tomporatiira eookioi and power Ityth with utt i Mmpw MttiiMj! 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They will be in training on Jan. 21. NO RAIN CHECKS f.sl:z:tlc S::r: Petersess JUICY o QUANTITIES LIMITED Mr and Mrs LeGrant Petersen will leave for a LDS Dakota South LB. 4alBVBBV0oVBWoBfMBlBBHMMHBS0B 8fccWUft3 BlalDskotiBSsiea 5P MEATY at 943-761- Com King BACON 31 Elementary and school-age- d children are invited to join Vivian Williams to watch Indian films and make sand paintings. is Preregistration required. A Winter Film Festival will be conducted at the South Jordan Branch Library, 10300 Beckstead Lane, on Saturday, Jan. 31 at 2 p.m. Students Fifth grade and up, will enjoy watching "Dear Lovey Hart: I Am Desperate" I Elactroak Taaia- fTRAINLOAO PfttCC VAXL. OAVC ' 'An WW ; ' '388 Walnut Dnitf an high impact pfcisfic IIM 1 Sofitathlng Extra" SAVE M00 JVM5S - JXM HLTER KIT EUMIRATES OITSIDE VENTING S49 $2988 NOME FURNISHINGS 56 V. 7720 So.. MIDVALE |