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Show t Lakeside Review South, Wednesday, Aug. 17, 1983 Set in 7A September Utah State Fair to Include Utahs largest event of the Youth years old pay year, the annual Utah State Fair, $1.50, and children under 6 get will again feature some of the in free. nations biggest country-wester- n Persons who want to be sure singing stars, according to Fair of a seat for either of two nightly Director Art Jones. performances by any of the singFolks who normally are will- ing stars can purchase reserved ing to pay $10 or more to hear a seats for 3 each, the fair direcstar like Mel Tillis or Tom T, tor said. One thousand reserved Hall sing can come to the seats will be sold for each perforthis year for d mance, in addition to the 5,000 hear them at no extra free seats available to fairgoers. cost, once they pay the $3.50 Information is available on readult general admission price, served seats as well as season Jones said in announcing the and family passes by phoning 1983 line-u- p of stars. the fair office at 6-- Fair-sched- uled Sept.8-18-an- 533-585- 8. Jones listed the nightly enterstate fair tainment for the Skaggs as follows: lis Fair Thursday, Sept. Queen Pageant Friday, Sept. 9 - David Frizell and Shelly West Saturday, xSept. 10 - Reba McEntire - Tom T. Sunday, Sept. Hall Monday, Sept. 12 Family Night Spectacular Tuesday, Sept. 13 - Louise Mandrell Wednesday, Sept. 14 - Ricky 1 Family Stress Is Subject On Television Stress is a major contributor to a wide number of physical and emotional problems. The three most frequently prescribed drugs in the U.S. today are medications for ulcers, high blood pressure, and depression-al- l conditions related to stress. Stress affects the g of families also. Childhood stress, child abuse, and divorce are some of the problems associated with stress. In an effort to help Utah families manage stress better, Utah State University Extension Sertelevice will sponsor a vision series focusing on the topic of Families in Stress. television series will The address some of the more crucial aspects of stress within the context of the family. The programs and viewing times are as follows: Aug. 23, 10:43 p.m., The Stressful Lives of Children, Aug. 30, 10:30 p.m., Teenage Stress, Sept. 6, 9:30 p.m., Why Child Abuse Occurs; Sept. 13, 9:30 p.m., Ways to Stop Child Abuse and Neglect; Sept. 20, 9:30 p.m., Death and Stress; Sept. 27, 9:30 p.m., Family Stress and Marital Conflict. Each of the programs will be aired over KUED Channel 7. Judy Starkey reports that a person can get university credit by watching the programs and completing a set of assignments that are available from the State Extension Office. Each of the programs are very family oriented with some helpful suggestions on how parents can better manage stress in their lives and the lives of their children. If you have any question regarding this series or University credit, please feel free to con4 at tact Judy Starkey, the Davis County Extension Of- - 1 dermeide-t- Thursday, Sept. 1 8 Well-kno- wn Mel Til- Boxcar Wil- 15 he always-popula- r Singers hypnotist; Jim Herrington, a n band that is a special favorite with the kids; and plenty more. Bob Munden, the worlds fastest gun, will be with us throughout the fair. one-ma- Friday, Sept. 16 lie 8 Saturday & Sunday, Sept. - RMRA Champion of Champions Rodeo Besides those features, we have plenty of other entertainment lined up for the entire days, Jones added. Well have Dave Merrifield on the helicopter trapeze; two great musical e Jack D'Johns comedy & Ree. Ben Van- Williams and 17-1- 1 1 acts--th- livestock, crops, home arts and fine arts will be on display, and new Hispanic, Indian and Mountain Man villages, plus a great midway by B&B Amusements are all part of the 1983 State Fair, Jones pointed out. The Ice Capades showing of Prize-winnin- g Smurfs Alive from Sept. 8-- at the Salt Palace sets up two great family values for the price of one, Jones explained, because an ice show ticket includes admission to the state fair. Barbara Busby, assistant director for the fair, said the state fair premium books will be off the press August 9. The book is available to all Utahns who want to enter a competitive exhibit in the fair; it lists entry rules for all categories and tells about prizes and other details. OGDEN LAYTON LOGAN well-bein- six-pa- rt six-pa- rt 451-340- fice. Mt. Bell Changes Check Policy mSS UPRIGHT VACUUM SAVE $ 1 00! reg. 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