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Show Sunday, March - THE HERALD. Provo. Utah. 8, 1987 27 Page Some spouses are involved AIDS controversy to be in cardiac rehabilitation center topic of Algie Ballif Forum Dr. Patricia Reagan, associate professor of the College of Health and director of the Women's Studies Program at the University of Utah, will speak to the Algie Ballif Forum Saturday at 2 p.m. in the Council Chambers of the Provo City Center. Her topic will be -- The Aids Controversy." Dr. Reagan is eminently qualified to address this problem. She received her Ph.D. in health and safety education at the University of Illinois in 1978. Her article "Taking Preventive Behaviors for Aids An Attitude was submitted to the Study'magazine Health Values in 1986. along with "AIDS Intervention Curriculum for Gay & Men" in the same year. In addition to the above, she has written numerous articles on health-relate- d topics and has de- - veloped and taught comprehensive health classes for students attending the I'nnersitv of Utah. She a book Intimate Issues, which was published by the Burgess Press in September, 1983. Dr. Reagan has taught, developed or directed programs in Vernal; Denver. Colorado; Patterson. N. J , and Lima. Peru. Dr. Patricia Reagan lectures Both patients and DUPAC (Duke University's Preventive Approach to Cardiology i personnel say part of the program's success can be attributed to the camaraderie that develops between the participants. They look forward to their meetings on the track and in the exercise classes. "They almost rediscover the wheel." Spann said. "They discover they have a body. "They help each other. Someone can always find someone in the group they can relate to." "This is a fountain of youth." said one patient, who had bypass surgery in Seattle, and came to Durham after his wife searched for the best cardiac rehabilitation center in the country. "I've seen paiple who came in here dragging and go out running." Participants say spouses of patients sometimes get in In June, liftil, she received a Service Award from the Rape Crisis Center in Salt Lake Citv. In May. 1984. she as given the Susa Young Gates Award for Service to Women and Commitment to Human Rights. The forum meets the second Saturday ot each month to hear speakers discuss issues of vital concern to the general populace. These forums are all open to the public. Dear Ann Landers: 1 am amazed how the problems (along with your advice) have changed in the last 30 years. I am not passing judgment on whether the changes have benefited or contributed to the deterioration of our country but I have jotted down several and would like your opinion on the list. I Women keeping their maiden names when they marry. marriage agreements. Food stamps. Surrogate mothers. Coeducational dorms in colleges. Smoking areas in high schools. Couples living together without marriage. Alen wearing earrings. Dog races. dilt Jnterracial marriages. vorce. Plea bargaining for crimiwith obnals. Gay bars. scene messages. Over $66 billion a year spent on alcoholic beverages. Nudity and profanity in movies and plays. Men's perfume and cologne. Music with sexually lyrics. explicit Credit cards. Diet pills. Popping champagne corks during college commencements Allowing pregnant teenage girls to stay in high school. Political propaganda in comic strips. Strikes by nurses, teachers and fire fighters. better, others have sent us in the wrong direction. Urn going to let each person who reads this column decide for himself. Meanwhile, you have mixed ap- ples, oranges, whipping cream, dead fish, ham hocks and hummingbirds' tonsils. Dear Ann Landers: My sister-in-lahas a sure cure for the unthinking or just plain inconsiderate male who refuses to offer his seat on a bus to a pregnant womi Pre-nup-ti- al i Ann Landers No-fau- Doctor-organize- an. Sis stumbled upon this cure quite by accident when she was seven months pregnant. After boarding a bus she found, to her dismay, there was no available seat only a strap to hang on to. The gentleman directly in front of her was so teenagers. Teachers being called by their first names. A trillion dollar federal budget. Beer drinking at sports events. Letting pregnant teachers teach. Toys such as Breath Blasters and Victor Vomit. Pornographic films for home viewing. Putting elderly parents in nursing homes. Suing doctors for babies. malpractice. Test-tub- e How about it. Ann. have the things I've mentioned made us a better America, or worse? - D.S., Salem, Ohio Dear Salem: Some of the things on your laundry list have made us d HomoHusbands in the -- sexual churches. delivery room taking photographs. Clinics that dispense condoms to engrossed in the newspaper he was reading that he failed to notice the color draining from her face and the rapid movement of her hand as she tried to cover her mouth. Too late she threw up all over him. This happened 43 years ago. The man was a young sailor. So somewhere in this world is a 60ish Navy vet who is not only willing, but insistent that a pregnant lady take his seat. Smiling in Sacramento Dear Sac: Wonderful story - but that feat would be pretty hard to duplicate. There's got to be an easier way. Like maybe "fainting" - cardiac on health, and join patients on the track for exercise. "Camaraderie Is the key to what attracts a lot of us and holds a lot of us," said a patient, whose wife began running road races after he joined DUPAC. Spann notes that the approach to care of heart disease patients t, stop ,, ii siS S ft 5 0 to 1 I SOLID FLATS J I While they last! J OPEN I 1 MON.-SA- 9-- 6, 1600 So. Sandhill Rd. J OREM, Utah I q Less than $1 a class! CLASSES AVAILABLE DAILY SPECIAL CLASS FOR Take the UNIQUE AEROBICS QUEEN-SIZ- Fun Challenge-It'- s LADIES E Beneficial & Low & Medium jlL OttM Impact Aerobics NURSERY AVAILABLE 170 So. Mountainway Dr. OREM 225-716- 5 250 W. Center FABRIC MILL 3 Sat. 9:30-9:3- 0 Provo, 375-481- 8 Mon. - Sat. 9:30 - 6:00 KWIK-SE- 99 $ BUTTERICK PATTERNS American Touriste 1 More than 3 times a week if you like for the PER LOW, LOW $ I O MONTH PRICE OF 1300 S. - f Unlimited Aerobics Think heart disease only affects the elderly? Think again. Each year almost 200,000 Americans under age 65 die of cardiovascular diseases, according to the American Heart Association. Mon. lt Grand Opening Special nerve-shreddin- 225-312- PLANTS 0 unique Aeromcs i stupid canned laughter'.' On some shows the g fake is used every five seconds. It's gotten so bad I just switch channels. Can't the sponsors do something 11. M. in N.Y. about this? Dear H.M.: I agree that canned laughter is irksome, annoying and an insult to the intelligence of the listeners. It also indicates a lack of confidence in the material. But don't blame the sponsors. Lay it on the producers. E. Orem, 225-181- Grand Opening UT and landing on his lap between the editorial page and the want ads. Dear Ann Landers: When is the TV industry going to that 390 I has changed in the past decade. The belief that heart patients should go home and put their feet up is past. With exercise, low-falow-saand the diets, patients can reduce and sometimes eliminate their medicat ion. "We know the nature of the disease starts in the 20s," Spann said. "You can have 9U percent blockage before you even know there's a problem." "Sure, we miss chocolate ice cream," said one patient. "But that's nothing compared to the sickness we're missing. If some Has change benefitted country? at one had told me the importance of this, I think I could have avoided the heart attack." volved They go to cooking classes, attend the periodic By JODV TAYLOR Associated Press Writer SEW W, EASY, McCalls 20 each OFF! sua SOlf A 01 M 0 O IU American EOQZO Touristor. OO 1 j LUGGAGE Sale 48.99 KNITS FOR SPRING FASHIONS NEW SPRING Child & Adult PRINTED HEALTH-TE- X CHAMBREY STRIPES, FLAT FOLDS Laundered T-SHI- KNIT RT $98 PRINTED r: Orig. 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