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Show 1 .v Sun Times, November 21, 1979, Page Ben Lomond Beacon, November ?1 , 8 1 Clearfield Courier, November 979, Page 8 OTTi 21 , 1 979, Page 8 Utah exports reviewed International exporting as the topic of discussion at the League of Women Voters meeting last week in Ogden. Exporting is a pertinent tfpic for this area because main businesses, including some at Freeport Center in t leai field, the Weber County Industrial Park in Pleasant iew, and others, are in exporting Also, much of this area is .gncultural, and at this time of the farm sales me lodes hides and skins) in Utah are exported. The major world exporters ,ie Russia, Canada and the i nited States The largest export from ,e C S m non electrical '.achineiy, followed by imurs metals, second, and mdts and skins, third Ctali now exports to many - one-sixt- h Minerals j i ounlries, because the .rplus that is produced can shipped overseas Giant i , esidenl of and The panel also addressed such topics as tariffs, trade barriers, the trade deficit, Chemical Corp., explained that when more potash was produced than could be marketed here, they looked overseas for a market. Another advantage of exporting is that when there is a problem in this country, such as inflation, its nice to have other buyers overseas. In 1972 Utah exported of goods. In 1978 this n increased to And the experts anticipate the total for 1979 to be much higher. Other members on the panel with Mr. Braun were vice' Ilraun, Great Salt Lake the Deanna Clark, International Relations chair- $127-milli- person for the League of Women Voteis of Ltah, was moderator lor the program. She lecentlj participated in $275-millio- Jon a of Weber County Industrial Cass Corp.; Bettinger, vice president of Commercial Security Bank porting, Salt Lake; Kiyotoshi of Iwamoto, professor economics at Weber State College, and Jim Morkin, manager of tegardmg exsaid Sandra experiences in general trade national major confidence Our goal is to bring intne bed together formation available liom a variety ot 'mines and to share the mlormatiori and assistant Barton, director Trade Multilateral Negotiations recently passed into law by Congress, and the counter-vaihn- g factors involved with Utah s stake in international trade Watson, local I R chan man Assisting her in the arrangements and research was Sandra The Packer. Ci osland They identified 14 companies in Weber County which are cuirenlh ..eiive exporters fn Utah, one out'oi every 10 jobs depends on exporting manufactured goods Utah profits from exporting in- ASK ABOUT OUR $1500 ENLISTMENT BONUS IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD. M.iiiv Army Kcwre units now offer a $1500 enlistment bonus r up to 2000 for college Plus a chance to earn an extra income I, er $1000 a year, to start foi the 16 hours a month and two weeks je.irlv tint oiisere To find out what's offered at the unit near you, i til oui local Armv Representative, listed in the Yellow Pages 1 ternationally to spotlighting I tabs countries throughout the wot Id horn Angola to Zambia These and other tacts under Kicimtmg' in- ternational exporting trade are printed on a bookmaiK produced by the League of Women Voters ol Utah, with now you don't" dining table. The custom-buil- t "disappearing" table designed by interior designer Louisa Cowan divides and swings under the window where it becomes part of the shelf framework. help irotn Christensen Diamond Products. USA, TtSor' ifor npsmsSon 'IFron Diningroom- IT S and the Utah Slate AFL CIO The bookmarks are being distributed to libraries and schools throughout the state, or may he obtained by calling the League of Women Voters office in Salt Lake City, The separate dining room almost completely disap- Cancer peared from the American sfone for several years in new construe lion Architects and builders bel.eved it was the one mom that families used least It is now back, by popular Christmas demand, because living patteins have changed and, 328-453- Our FTD Bouquet! Thanksgi of wide selection Christmas cards put out by American Society is public. PHONE 2955 WASH. BlVD., OGDEN, UTAH (440 Helping you say it right . sophisticated attitude toward the pleasures of a A the Make Thanksgiving complete . . send a Thanksgiving Bouquet. despite the space squeeze, more and more people have cards PERFECT TO SEND. PERFECT FOR HOME. A "NOW YOU SEE IT, now' on dining. There's no doubt about it dining room is nice to have. With its potential to be a quiet hobby center, home Cancer a sale to the to Steve According Mecham, chairman for tl.e drive, there are five different styles, most of which were designed by young cancer patients at the Primary Childrens Medical Center in Sail Lake City Some of the cards yvere also designed by noted Utah painter Valoy Eaton The cost is $3 and V for a box of 25 cards with tie proceeds going to help light cancer These cards can be purchased at the oftices of the American Cancer Society, 2955 Harrison Blvd , at the home of Mr Mecham, 1972 E. 5875 S , or Maryhn Keyes, 1268 Franklin Dr nfnce, or sewing corner (when not used for dining), it is more inportant than ever. The current issue of Good Ideas for Decorating magazine takes a close look d kitchen and at a family room area connected by a dining room; it illustrates how truly flexible this great room can be. flow In a circular-traffi- c walk-aroun- ' pattern, interior designer Louisa Cowan, ASID, has multiple-us- e incorporated value in both floor plan and furniture design. When entertaining, the floor plan allows guests to circulate, dance, sit at a table, or simply chat; at other times, there is ample Underlying the entire suite room in the kitchen for eating and the dining room is restored to an ingenious storage and study complex that offers enormous work space for resident hobbyists. The unique built-i- n feature of the dining room is its table which disappearing divides and swings under the window where it looks like part of the shelf framework. Flanking the long window wall are corner cupboards; open shelves abound everywhere else for maximum storage. Because the dining room has such versatility now, it has freed the den for a more an easy care nowax floor which ties everything together in a brick and beige coloration. So beautiful and practical a floor is it that its as at home in the family room and dining room as it is m the of rooms is kitchen. multiple drawers which is useful as a planning desk also. The butcherblock top is not only attractive but a practical surface as well. Social and economical formal sitting situation. Antiques are mixed with Allergies, such as hay fever, asthma and skin rashes, have been widely recognized and treated in pieces from the nostalgic Golden and Era Carleton Hall traditional collections (the handsome wall system holds the indispensable T.V. set). Queen Anne chair seats from the dining room were wisely upholstered in the same blue fabric as the sofa and wing chairs so they could be brought into the family room for extra seating. On the floor is a luxurious room-size- d rug, In Butterscotch. It is smartly bordered in a full humans for decades. But only in recent years have the same been symptoms associated with discomfort in dogs. Allergies in dogs show up on the skin as welts and lesions, in the intestinal tract as diarrhea and vomiting, on the head and other parts of body is hive-lik- e swellings, and in the nasal passages as excessive sneezing and discharge from the 12-si- boysenberry the eyes. The causes of these allergic reactions are as varied as the symptoms. blue. certain insects, vegetation and pollens are a few of the offending agents. So are house dust, floor Foods, nylon rugs, chicken polish, Stitched double zipper - feathers, cat hair and tobacco. Dogs that are allergic to trees, grasses and pollens will have more difficulty during warm veterinarian to treat. Just like humans, many dogs are not able to assimilate all foods. Some foods may cause colitis, an intestinal inflammation. With other dogs, the simplest deviation from their normal diet will produce chronic diarrhea and a continuous growling of the intestines. Hypersenstiivity even secondary Swivel Rockers infections. Dogs suffering from skin eruptions, such as hives, often have tremendous swelling around the head, particularly around the eyes and mouth, with severe it- - In Our Time Recliners Wall Hugger Recliners Wood Rockers to flea is another fairly common allergic reaction. A flea bite produces intense itching and violent scrat ching, which can result in skin injuries and possibly bites weather. Dietary allergies are some of the most difficult for a 0 1979 veterinarian. He will put your pet on an allergy-fre- e diet, testing one food at a time until he can pinpoint the source of the allergic response. In the case of flea bites, an injection with flea antigens, which produce antibodies, can rid the dog of his sensitivity to fleas, although it will not destroy or banish the fleas. And in the case of hives, your veterinarian may prescribe an antihistamine plus cold packs to relieve the itchiness. White and d dogs seem to be especially susceptible to skin allergies. light-colore- French poodles, Maltese setters, terriers and Dalmatians are most prone. The initial Ornur Fntvra wire-haire- Scaliness EARLY MAN TO CONQUERING STREAMS, RIVERS, LARES ANP OCEANS... follows, and the hair starts to fall out either from scratching or from dryness, leaving bare patches. In rare instances, the cycle may be so intense that the dog may seriously injure itself. This for immediate calls veterinary care. itch-scrat- SOFA Sarly life jackets KAPOK. BARK ANP OF CORK, OTHER TREE FIBERS SAVE SHIPWRECKED SAILORS iA FIGHTING CHANCE TO ESCAPE, ,u reactions FOAM CAUEP 4h JffloT ONLY DOBS itprovipe EXCELLENT research FLOTATION along BUT I LOOK FOR THE NAME ON TNE OF TNE NEXT HUNTING rA- - OR SPORT FLOTATION AM LABEL jacket you see. with is scratching, sneezing, his eyes or face against the floor or exhibits any of the other symnptoms discussed, talk with your veterinarian and save your pet from needless suffering. rubbing ALSO HELPS INSULATE AGAINST COLP WATER, ANP ABSORBS SHOCK ANP SOUNP. Avalable. has protective vaccines to help overcome these reactions. So, if you notice that your pet CHEMICAL SCIENCE IS IMPROVING HIS CHANCES WITH A CLOSED-CEL- L ENSOUTE. In recent years, veterinary medical produced tests to determine the causes of allergic ffoPAY, Storting d symptom is itching skin with DISCOVERING THE NATURAL BUOYANCY OF WOOD, SET $mco Loy-o-w- Treatment for these allergies should only be by your attempted redness and inflamation. SLEEPER Buy Now For Christmas . . . ching. Hives are usually the result of an allergic reaction to an insect bite or bee sting. dogs, SB ewjjj 4,ecn! m troublesome, but treatable BEAN BAGS ft Take your home and reevaluate the dining-roospace. Isnt there room for a dramatic new approach to Dog allergies LARGE VINYL n has chimney, fireplace changes are affecting our lifestyles. And old ways are adapting to new needs. Lived-i- n rooms are now prime requisite of home owners. living full circle? , coordinated The breakfast table opposite the kitchen wiidow wall, against the curved JHL I |