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Show APRIL 28, 1987 L, Lancer Lines: By RADON GATHERUM Once again, in the middle of the heat and sun, its Lancer Lines. Nothing much is going on this week, because student body elections and MUN are over. So, we will just have to make this up as we go. I am sorry for lying about the date of the lettermen assembly, as you all know, it was Monday, not Friday. Sorry! However, you can trust me when I say that MORP is on May Its spring! over. If you havent had a chance to see a game, find out when they are and go support our team. The thought of the week comes from the play The Farley Family Reunion. In the immortal words of Heber Farley, Where ever you go thats where you are. Remember that thought, and try to use it in your daily life. And thats about all for this 23. Listen to the announcements for more information. Thursday, when I was walking down the hall, 1 saw some sophomores and juniors sitting on the benches in the Commons. They were filling out registration forms for next year. For a moment, I wished 1 was still in their position. But then I looked outside, and saw the sun shining, and realized that in a month I will graduate, and I changed my mind! Im sure all seniors feel the same way. Baseball season is about half week. Can you tell that I am catching Senioritis? You better watch out, it might get you next! See you next week. The newly-electe- d Kaysville LDS Seminary council for 1987-8- 8 school year includes: back, Jennifer Winters, left, Liz Smith, Laura Oldham, Kathryn Larsen, Brenda Flint, Jodi Page, Trenna Walker and Ame Murdock; front Cory Leonard, left, Eric VanDyke, David Hunter, Nate Niederhauser, Jeff Kinard, president; Chet Hadley, Jason Rice and David Peel. vice-presiden- t; enure Drug, alcohol queries answered by Helpline Happy Birthday Every week the Help Unit at Humana Hospital Davis North answers your questions about alcoholism and drug dependency. If you have a question, please write to: Berta Kim, Alcohol and Drug Help Unit, Humana Hospital Davis North, 1600 West Antelope Drive, Layton, Utah 84041. All correspondence will be confidential. We will reply to all letters and no names will be used if we use your letter in the column. If you have a question that needs an immediate answer, you can call the Helpline, a day: What is the difference between Cocaine and Crack? The drugs are similar. Both come from the Coca bush. Crack is a new and extremely dangerous form of cocaine that is made by mixing street cocaine with baking soda to create a paste that can be smoked. Crack is ten times cheaper than cocaine which makes it affordable to a greater number of people - particularly youngsters. Its highly addictive nature and low cost make it one g and dangerous drugs to hit the streets of the most in a long time. congratulates Lori Voss on her first birthday achieved April 23. She is the daughter of Randy and Jill Voss of 487 S. Angel in Layton. home on leave from the army and said was drinking and using drugs. Is this so? everybody Not true about drugs although alcohol use is high. A recent survey of all military personnel indicated substantial declines in LORI VOSS The Reflex-Journ- al Cleanup set Waste Management of Ogden will participate in Keep America Beautiful (KBA) Week held this year from April 26 to May 2. To Kick Off the week. Waste Management will be working with the Francis Peak and Gateway Cubscout Districts on a number of projects which will help reduce litter in the Layton, Clearfield and Kaysville area. As part of the KAB Week observance. Waste Management will be sponsoring the clean up of Kaysville City Park, Clearfield City Park, and Davis County Landfill Road. This pack service project will earn the participating cubsc-out- s their SOAR (Save Our American Resource) award, as well as providing first hand experience with litter control. Keeping the Environment litter free is everyones responsibility. We hope that the community will join with the Francis Peak and Gateway Cubscout Districts and Waste Management in showing the same concern for public places like parks and roadsides as we do for our own homes and neighborhoods, says Clay Hawman, General Manager of Waste MAYi2 Odd Colors 774-707- 0. rs heart-breakin- My son recently came - drug use from 1980 to 1985, marijuana being the most abused drug. Eighty-seve- n percent of military personnel, however, reported drinking on occasion and 12 percent were rated as heavy drinkers. The heaviest use of alcohol and drugs was reported among younger personnel and junior enlisted personnel. The Air Force had the lowest use of alcohol and drugs of all the armed forces. i There has been a lot of publicity about Betty Ford and her recovery from the disease of alcoholism. Do many women have a drinking problem? Isnt it really a mans disease? Alcoholism and drug dependency are diseases that effect both men and women. Statistics show us that 30 percent of alcoholics are women; 25 percent of the population at alcoholism treatd of the membership of AA ment centers are women and are women. Women have always had drinking problems, however, it was hidden in the home. Todays women are out in the workforce as never before. They have high powered positions and all the stress that goes with those positions The women that were in the home drinking are now out in the world, very visible and because of this visibility they are more likely to be forced to recognize their disease and get help for it. EMD& WEAVERS CLOTH NYLON TRICOT r.o.t. r.o.t. Suggested retail to $2.49 yd. 90 to 108 in. wide yd. Full bolts Suggested retail to $5.49 yd. 60 in. wide Plaid SEERSUCKER OUTING FLANNEL $4.98 yd. 45 in. wide Full 1.8)8. 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