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Show yV y yi yWrrllyl y sj-- yrigi yBy""i ty y''r""y1 V 4 If The Salt lake Tribune, Sunday, May 24, 1964 SX. Seeretary Gains Nafi&nal Office Youth Parade T , Pitch Yourself a Curve Ball With Double Play Exercise "Play Ban is the beauty password for spring! - In these bounce-alon- g routines, youre literaUy kept on the ban via a series of conditioners. To benefit thighs and relax feet, try this rollicking roll! press-and-pu- sh ... St Sit in a straight back chair with torso erect, arms extended forward, knees slightly bent. Position an exercise bafi under the feet and push it bade and forth. When you achieve .correct balance, like actress Kathie Browne, practice rolling it in in straight .backchairwiUi torso erect, arms ex tended, knees slightly bent Position an exercise bad ander the feet and push it back and forth 29 times. an directions, Rehearse her direction, of the Kansas CMy chapter and the By HazelS. Parkinson ing, under Tribune Club Editor Salt Lake City Chapter. Executives S e c re t a ri e s Inc. came back last weekend from the ESI national convention In i By Reba and Bonnie Churchill flnirmstt RTqrlam 20 times. ' Minneapolis with one of the prize hooors. ' One of Us members, Mrs. Lee Steorts was elected national first vice president This also means she will move onto the president's spot next year. Mrs. Steorts Phyllis to her friends, is secretary to Hairy N. Alois, manages at Hotel Utah. vi ESI Is unique hi that the firm holds the membership In the organization and is represented by its top woman. Both Charter Members The Hotel Utah and Mrs. Steorts are charter members of the Salt Lake chapter, which was organized in 1953. Phyllis has been with the hotel for the past 12 years. During tiw 11 Phyllis years has served In many chapter Jobs including tiie presidency. Mis. Steorts She has served on the national level as convention committeeman and organizing officer which resulted In the charter- - Becline on Floor For those looking for routines, try doing the hula lying down. Recline on floor, "feet ele vated on chair. Place therub-be- r ban under buttocks and cushion head on folded arms. Using a gentle rocking motion, reminiscent of the Hawaiian dance, rotate hips from side to tide. Concentrate movement on the fatty part of the derriere, and repeat 10 times. At Chest Height Next, press on to an exercise designed to contour the bust and strengthen the pectoral muscles. Grasp bdl between outstretched fingers. Keeping hands and elbows at chest height, slowly press palms against support As heel of hands push, feel the firming Kathie rehearsed action? squeeze motion eight times. P.S. How do film and TV stars stay so slim and trim? Find out in our new booklet, .Tavorite Diet of the Hollywood Stars. This fully illustrated pamphlet lists menus to lose by, plus streamline secrets. Send 15 cents and a stamped envelope to Youth Parade Star Diets, care of Salt Lake Tribune, P.O. Box 867, Salt Lake City, Utah. Due to volume of mail, only those enclosing coin and stamped envelope can be answered. Twin Cities, Minn., chapter. She has been on the nai " executive board for the three years. Telegrams, Letters As second vice president, thus convention chairman, she arranged the entire convention via telephone, telegrams and, letters. She was especially pleased to return to Minneapolis for the convention as the Twin Cities chapter (her baby) was local hostess chapter to the confab. Duties as first vice president wont be as heavy as last year, but will require visitations to other chapters. The three top officers share chapter visits. Her trips usually are of short she has two teenduration and Wendy, and Scott agers, a husband at bone, thus duties as wife and mother, besides working. , , Lots ri Hiking Family ties are close and the Steorts do lots of things together, hiking, picnicking and deling Husband and wife are members of the Wasatch Mountain Club. Mrs. Steorts also represents the Hotel Utah in the Saif Lake Advertising Qub. ' She explains that Tn order to be a national ESI officer, the woman representative most have the approval of the firm, in writing, as duties do take time away from work. ... . m wevieg tedbalsae Mr, Howard Ford ' A nfiWHawy Pna Otkf to mote Be of your hair and natural Cmllonl for qradaHy If bafejf-fw- ol o typo of orar- - or Penneaest Wavs 1$15 Hair Cotl $150 ,outy Soton Downitairt Store, Min. floor Phono DA This exercise is designed to contour the bast and strengthen pectoral muscles. Ball is grasped between outstretched fingers. Keeping hands and elbows at , chest bright slowly press palms against support Actress Kathie Browne shown how. tejtegfflSB How to Keep Your BabyJWell Noisy Breathing Common With Tots By Dr. T. R. Van Dellen Noisy breathing is common in babies and rarely is serious. Mother is likely to worry when strldulous or crowding sounds are produced with every breath of air. There are various causes, one of which Is laryngeal stridor. This condition also has ins origins but the commonest is a flabby epiglottis the fold that fits down over the voice box whenever swallowing occurs. This trap door prevents food and liquids from' ' entering the windpipe. The epiglottis is a membrane containing cartilage, but now and then is abnormally soft and flaps in the breeze with each breath. One pediatrician believes it Is a hangover from the fetal period when the baby lived in an aquatic environment and had to keep the larynx closed. In his opinion, the flap vibrates because the reflex was overworked before birth and is still somewhat irritable. - But, regardless of this fancy explanation, the condition is is rarely serious, and seldom persists beyond 1 year of age. The noises are less noticeable during sleep and attain self-limite- d, greater intensity in periods of excitement or physical activity. At times, the breastbone depresses with each inspiration. Should the condition persist, other causes are suspected. Examination with a laryngoscope may be Indicated so that the diagnosis can be estab. lished and proper treatment instituted. . - ITS TIME NOW TO STORE YOUR FURS ; w FREE . Pick-u- p Murytiwf .2 t,pilflnl Cl. ill t Stiff by o BONDED Free lltiMtN N Obllgetlee MESSENGER! 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