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Show 14 DESERET NEWS A Monday, January 4, 1971 WAKE UP AND LIVE 't4 jtv J. I X " y s y - ?sw ". I, - 1 tb . long ! lies x a hard-workin- g guy, and likes to do everything. Ive come up the slower way, and have found that I feel a lot better if I get a .lot of sleep. Well, the other morning we discussed this business of beauty naps and long rest periods and I believe I didn't prove any point. So I told my husband I would ask 'rou about it. JENEFER j. SX jrKv t THE ARGUMENT stay as attractive as possible, so that we WILL be married ?SH& ?W . DEAR MR. RICE: My husband and I have not been married long, and I try to xitf r ', -& sleep the body remains restthe average less, active turnover is something like 40 limes a night. By ROBERT L. RICE .- 8 .- Are Naps Really Healthful? ,, - I DEAR JENEFER: I have been told by some of the old school that the longer you rest the better it is for the back yard ice rink are Mrs. K. Gary Shields with baby Enjoying holiday skating on Kenneth? Mark Terry, Deborah Shields and David Shields. It's fun for the whole neighborhood! body.- - ' ' And I know some very rich people who live that way, retiring around midnight, getting up at noon the next day, having a light breakfast, going to the sauna or the rubbing table and then, after relaying a little at letters or other business chores, "tiring for an afternoon siesta sc as Twas A Happy Holiday to be sparkling fresh for the evening ..ocial events. Im going to get some argument on that one pro and con. HAPPY WAY These experts argue that what the body needs more than rest is work, effort, movement. The human body improves with proper use contrary to the machines we have working for us today. This case is proved in point by studies made in Leningrad To People In Japan, Tie Dying Is An Art Tie dying in is far from a thing of making knots in fabric with rubber bands or strings. According to Reiko Ehr-mawho learned the art as a child in Japan, the design is achieved very precisely, not at random. Its traced in chalk on the fabric, then one section The is sewn and dipped Jr-pa- But if thats the happy way to have it, maybe happiness is worth more than health. Were learning more every day. Long rest is not necessary, except in certain cases. In fact, the doctors of today will have their patients exercise within, hours after an operation. There is a school Dur- by Professor Mochansky. siege of the' ing the were Russians the Nazis, taxed tc the limits of their 900-da- y physical capacities. Yet the professor noted that, there; was a low incidence ot atric disorders and higher lon- gevity which contends that sleep is mostly to rest the brain and not so much the today body. They point out that during IN CONCLUSION He summed up the Russian j experience with the concluy siege sion that the to work everyone brought '' harder than they had before, ill. were who those including Jenefer, maybe that sides up with your hubby. After all, 900-da- maybe hes right. section is sewn and dipped. The technique , is called and Mrs. Ehrman shibori, was' the one who did the mink coats for prestige d furrier Jacques Kapla. It has been such a happy holiday season ! And some folks are still enjoying the fun and excitement of it all. At the home of Dr. and Mrs. K. Gary Shields, 2584 Venus an ice rink in the back yard has provided much winter- qr time merriment. Dr. Shields prepared it especially for his friends and in fact, it really turned family to enjoy during the holidays oijt to be his gift to the neighborhood! i Covering a 12 foot by 50 foot area, the pond has attracted dozens of skaters since it was officially opened on Christ- mas Night. i The children of Dr. and Mrs. Shields, David, Deborah, and even tiny Kenneth, have had a marvelous time on the rihk. And theyve enjoyed being hosts to those who have cdme to try out the ice: relatives who' been in Salt Lake visiting with Dr. and Mrs. Shields, have had a perfect opportunity to Out-of-to- this. d The visitors include : Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shields of Ely, Ntv., and their children, Kevin and Stacy; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fjne of Tabor, Alberta, Canada. OTHERS , . . who came to Utah for the holiday season: and Mrs. Ray Roubidoux of La Palma. Calif. I Theyve been staying at the home of their sor. and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Roubidoux in Logan. daughter-in-laalso been spending some time with Mr. and And theyve 1030 Oakhills Way. M's. Frank D. Sawyer, MORE FOLKS . . . who came to Utah for Hie Yuletide season: Mr, and Mrs. Richard Grainger of Scottsdale, Ariz. J Along with their baby daughter, Teri, they visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas W. Howard, 2643 Lockhart Rd. J AND ARRIVING . . . just a little late for the holidays, but still having a wonderful time here in Utah, are Mr. and Mrs. James William Lewis. They came from San Antonio, Tex., along with their little girl, Jennifer. And theyll be spending two weeks at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George A. Stahlke, 2769 Maurice Dr. (Mrs. Lewis is the former Tina Stahlke.) After visiting in Salt Lake, the Lewis family will go on to San Francisco, Calif., to make a new home. at the Ted Kirkmeyer home, 200 Round-top- 1 VISITORS been his mother and brother, Mrs. J. G. have Dr., Kirkmeyer and David K. Kirkmeyer. They came from their home in Boulder, Colo., to spend WESTERN " FAMILY TENDER AGED Tdf.mTO GCE. RID ST1A1C 8 OUNCE LEAN ground DEES ... the holidays in Utah. ALSO IX TOWN . . . for the festivities of the season have been Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ervin of Warren, Pa., and Lawrence F. Black Jr., of Denver, Colo. Theyve all been visiting the Lawrence F. Blacks, 875 wr ' DOnner Way. STILL MORE . . . people who enjoyed the holidays in Salt Lake City: Mr. and Mrs. Tom Burnett of Washington, DjC. i The Burnetts spent most of the Yuletide season with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Burnett, 6133 S. 2300 East. And they left Utah just in time to spend New Years Day in Pasadena, Calif., where they saw the Rose Bowl game and ? parade. OF COURSE . . some Utahns were not home for the holidays this year. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Hess of Farmington went to Pensacola. 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