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Show PHRC FARMINGTON (Lakeside Review South, Wednesday, Mar. 16, 1983 Offers Help to Mothers The Parent Education Center of the Davis School District is Re-sour- offering to mothers of young children, ages 2 5, a workshop dealing with survival skills for those early years when mother is so "on demand for childrens needs and wants. The emphasis for the course will be to assist in preparing children for lifes journey giving them a good start. Topics to be discussed are: 1) basic emotional and physical development, age groups, and normalcy; 2) discipline How do you get them do do what you want them to do?" 3) communication "How to talk to your young children 4) "Helping your children to like themselves and 5) surviving as a mother filling your own love bucket. The workshop, entitled "Survival Skills for Mothers of Young Children (Ages will be held Friday mornings beginning April 8 and running through May 6. Each session will begin at five-wee- k self-estee- m 2-- 5) 7A 10 a.m. and will run to about 11:30 a.m, All classes will be held at Hill Top School which is located at 120 W. 3000 N. in Layton. There will be a $5 fee charged for the series. Child care will be provided for a limited number of children for those mothers who register early. Instructor for the workshop will be Loretta Enders who has a bachelors degree in social work and child development from Brigham Young University. Mrs. Enders has taught parenting classes in various organizations, has done volunteer work with Davis County Mental Health, and has worked as a substitute school teacher. She is married and is the mother of four children rang- ing in age from 13-- 4. class size will be limited to 15 participants. For more information or please call the Parent Education Resource Center (PERC) of the Davis School District at is required as 451-507- 1. Businesses Target of Scams Small businesses in Utah are being hit by "boiler room fraud schemes. According to John Mallory, U.S. Postal Service inspector based in Salt Lake City, more than a dozen complaints about such scams have been received within the last two weeks, and many more are probably going to offices used by telephone sol- thing else and has the name of icitors. In these cases, supplies another company on the return and advertising specialty items address. If questioned, the selare being sold deceptively. ler says he knows nothing of the A typical scam, said Mallory, first package and that the buyer would operate like this: a sol- is obligated to pay for the secicitor calls a business and tells ond one. Be wary of buying unsolthem they may have won a prize such as a color TV, video recor- icited items over the telephone der or a vacation trip. To be and when you are accepting said Mallory. unreported. eligible for the prize, says the COD packages, Boiler room is the name given caller, the company must buy We cannot make refunds on several hundred key chains or COD packages, he said, adcomthe Service is with that Postal the pens imprinted ding Health Center only a transmitter of packages panys name. The items are send COD (coand is bound by law to send COD llect on delivery) and when payments to the seller. The Postal Service can inopened, are not what was ordered, are of such inferior qualivestigate frauds after they octy that the company would be cur, but we have no way of too embarrassed to give them to knowing whats in that package until you pay for it, open it and customers, or maybe the package is even empty, said Mal- then make a complaint. Mallory says anyone receivprize is An assertiveness training lory. And the never received. ing course, sponsored by Davis Because the items are sent sounding offers should check County Mental Health Center, will begin this month in both through the mail, this is mail with the Better Business fraud and is punishable by five Bureau before ordering. And Bountiful and Layton. course helps years in prison and a $1,000 fine, anyone who feels they have The eight-weesaid Mallory. been a victim of a scam should people to acquire more There are many variations on report it to the Postal Inspection and control over their local lives without denying the rights the fraud scheme, said Mallory, Service or adding that most of the scams postmaster. and feelings of others. "Some people are too embarThe ability to express oneself reported in Utah have been based out of state in California, rassed to admit theyve been and communicate in a more ditakin in by a scam, said MalYork or Connecticut. rect and open way will be New One is that the seller mails lory. But the only way we can facilitated through instruction and practice in such specific two COD packages. The first put fraudulent boiler rooms out skills as saying no, coping with looks like what the buyer is ex- of business is if people let us criticism, making requests, pecting but actually is some know theyve been victimized. handling anger and anxiety, and giving and receiving compliments. The Layton class begins Wednesday, March 23, from 6:30 to at UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY 8:30 p.m. at 2250 N. 1700 W, The June 13-1RESIDENT PROS: Eric Hippie, Rulon Jones, instructor is Joanne Barnes. Jim Hough, Wendell Tyler, Monte Jackson, The Bountiful class begins the Preston Dennard, and Randy Gradishar. March 29, following Tuesday, 30 COLLEGE COACHES DAILY S. 500 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at 515 E. 8: Sleepover or Day. For BOYS Individual Instruction in all phases of football Connie Chatlin and Peggy Includes CONTACT!! SCRIMMAGES!! GAMES!! Whitehead are the instructors. (Camps also meet in California) a be will $32 There For Brochure write: registraConference Inst Div U M C 50A, tion fee. Please call Joanne Utah State University, Logan, Utah 84322 more for Barnes at Coll Toll Free: or starts Friday, 9:30 a.m. available sizes quantities.. .not may be in each grouping. ..colors and styles limited to stock on hand, so shop early for best selection! all many limited our Layton store in Assertiveness Training Provided womens sportswear 44 JOG SHORTS 89 COWL NECK SWEATERS 103 TURTLENECK SWEATERS 89 POLY.COT. FLEECE PANTS 49 POLY.COT. FLEECE TOPS 87 WARM-UTOPS PANTS 76 WARM-U- P 45 JR. COT.POLY. OXFORD SHIRTS 52 JEANS 57 POLY.COT. HOODED JACKETS 57 POLY.COT. VELOUR JOG SUITS k self-respe- ct their P PRE-WASHE- D NOW tTDAIfltr 14 JUNIOR DRESSES 8 HALF-SIZ- E JACKET DRESSES 9 MISSES JACKET DRESSES 1 8 JUNIOR SOCIAL DRESSES 1 8 JUNIOR SPRING JACKETS 8 23 MISSES SUITS 8-- 1 large size fashions OFFENSE-DEFENS- & 47 PULL-OPANTS 39 COT.NYLON VELOUR TOPS 32 LONG SLEEVE BLOUSES 16 LARGE SIZE DRESSES N 6 TRAIL TIRES & WHEELS ALL SIZES HITCHES ALL KINDS BIKE TRAILERS SPECIALTY TRAILERS let H Ih le ho V) tt ho (t la it t Z O O z zv NOW 3.98 4.98 5.98 19.98 lingerie, loungewear NOW 25 HALF SLIPS OR CAMISOLES 131 THERMAL TOPS OR BOTTOMS 53 SCUFFS 75 LONG OR SHORT NYLON GOWNS 20 NYLON GOWNS OR COATS 27 POLY.COT. TERRY WRAP ROBES 75 WARM ROBES .98 .98 2.98 5.98 7.98 9.98 5.98 1 1 NOW Easyest & safest Cartote trailers for front or rear wheel drive cars load and unload. No strain cornering or turning Quick and easy to prj JO l M lot JO It a h l I jo JO lx M n IA X m It a O It it !a 4'x6' all steel utility trailers, 2,000 lb. capacity, 2" ball coupler ea 2.98 14.98 19.98 19.98 19.98 59.98 t2 womens accessories o CO 0 1.98 2.98 2.98 5.98 5.98 6.98 6.98 8.98 9.98 9.98 14.98 womens dresses OFFENSE-DEFENS- E 298-344- NOW many uses. It 8 WRITE OR CALI FOR COLORED lA REMEBER FOR ALL YOUR LITERATURE-DEALER- S WANTED t R.Y. & TRAILER NEEDS... W (f WESTERN 2 TISAOE.EIS It N m 91, OGDEN 80S NORTH HIGHWAY ond of Wall Avo.) 001-782-73- 98 98 98 2.48 2.48 3.98 3.98 50 COSMETIC BRUSHES 26 VENTED HAIR BRUSHES 31 EXERCISE RECORDS OR TAPES 56 CANVAS HANDBAGS 47 DANSKIN LEGWARMERS 4.98-6.4- 8 36 LEATHER WALLETS 44 EXERCISE LEOTARDS 7.98 infants and toddlers 121 WINTER HATS 59 BOXED GIFT SETS 51 INFANTS PANTS 78 TODDLERS ACTIVEWEAR 43 TODDLERS SLEEPWEAR 1 35 INFANTS ACTIVEWEAR , 29 TODDLERS' DRESSES 24 TODDLER BOYS PANTSETS buys for men 75 PAJAMAS 150 TIES 100 PRINTED TEE SHIRTS 25 DRESS SHIRTS 40 SPORT SHIRTS 40 SKI SWEATERS 20 GLOVES 40 JEANS 59 NIGHT SHIRTS 28 BELTED SLACKS 52 ATHLETIC SHIRTS 23 YONG MENS SLACKS 147 SWEATERS SUITS 48 WARM-U- P NOW 14 SHOELACES 139 CHILDREN'S SNOOPY BOOTS 48 SNOOPY SPORT SHOES 35 WOMEN'S BALLERINA SHOES 118 BOYS SHOES 94 WOMENS CANDIES SHOES 111 WOMEN'S BOOTS 29 MENS KANGAROOS SHOES 37 WOMEN'S CANDIES SHOES 34 MENS NUNN BUSH SHOES 33 WOMENS MUSHROOMS SHOES tuAim HITHIS KINDS TRAIL THIS & WHItLS All SlitS TIRES 8 3.98 '4.98 4.98 9.98 9.98 12.98 12.98 16.98 19.98 16.98 yardage and notions NOW 23 29 54 60 75 42 YDS. ACRYLIC FLEECE YDS. DRESSY POLYESTER KNITS DECORATIVE TINS YDS. COTTON CORDUROY YDS. COTTON BROADCLOTH YDS. COTTONPOLYESTER LACE 98 98 98 98 98 1.98 for your home 48 1.98 1.98 1.98 1.98 1.98 5.98 5.98 47 38 69 50 10 33 14 15 SHOWER RING SETS DISHCLOTHS KITCHEN TOWELS HAND TOWELS APRONS KING SHEETS WICKER SHELVES AUTOMATIC BLANKETS 28 48 98 98 2.98 4.98 4.98 19.98 housewares buys for girls NOW 89 SOCKS 52 ACTIVEWEAR PANTS 66 EXERCISE WEAR 251 TOPS, 142 PANTS, 21 DRESSES 48 JOGGING SUITS 98 3.98 3.98 1.98 3.98 5.98 5.98 4-- 14 4-- 14 buys for boys NOW B FOOTED FRUIT BOWLS 15 RELISH PLATES 19 VASES 30 FOOTED CAKE PLATES jewelry buys 19 BRACELETS NOW 107 SKI CAPS 121 THERMAL UNDER WEAR 143 WINTER GLOVES , 48 48 98 '13 STICKPINS 56 CHARMS, 14 KT. 7 FAMOUS MAKER WATCHES 18 PULSAR TRAVEL ALARMS Layton Hills Mall, Hillfield Rd. at -15 ALL NOW 2.98 2.98 2.98 3.98 4.98 2.98 2.98 6.98 6.98 6.98 4.98 9.98 6.98 24.98 shoes for the family Layton 09 NOW LITTLE BOYS SHIRTS 2.98 BIG BOYS SHIRTS 4.98 LITTLE BOYS BLANKET SLEEPERS 5.98 BIG BOYS PANTS 10.98 53 79 42 78 NOW NOW I (North Phono 201 PRINTED LEGWARMERS 21 1 WARM HATS. SCARVES, GLOVES buys for boys 6.98 6.98 6.98 6.98 NOW 48 98 8.98 9.98 14.98 |
