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Show WEEKLY REFLEX-DAV- IS NEWS JOURNAL. MARCH 31. 1977 Jesse J. Carrillo Completes Training recruit training at the Manne Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego, Calif. DURING THE training cycle, he learned the basics of battlefield survival. He was introduced to the typical daily routine that he will experience during his enlistment and studied the tail Commissioners Authorize Insurance Discussion By ROSELYN KIRK Insurance questions requiring decisions appeared twice on the agenda of the Davis County Commission authorized an independent insurance agent to discuss additional coverage with county employees personal and professional standards traditionally military skills, including first aid, rifle marksmanship and close order drill. Teamwork and were emphasized throughout the training cycle. Marine Private Jesse J. Camllo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Carrillo of 2195 S. 1800 W., Syracuse, has completed J. HE ATTENDED the University of Utah, Salt Lake City and joined the Marine Corps in November 1976. Bennett Awarded Another S1 000 At Hill R. The Air Force has awarded another $1,000 to a Layton resident, making $5,000 he has received for a packing method that has saved the Air Force $10 million to date. J. ROBERT Bennett of the Directorate of Distribution at Hill devised a superior method of packing SUU-3aircraft bomb dispensers, which are carried by Air Force bomber and fighter aircraft. Prior to Mr. Bennetts suggestion, the bomb dispensers were packed one to a container. The containers were unstable because of their narrow width, 0 22-in- and their h length prevented them from being loaded widthwise in trucks. This increased the time required to load and unload. MR. BENNETT designed a wirebound plywood container that holds two dispensers. The dispeners are supported within the container in premolded polystyrene cushions, making a smaller overall package. The new design increases and safety; stability simplifies loading and offloading in trucks; reduces handling time and shipping weight, reduces storage space and provides other benefits. MR. BENNETT noted that cost of packing was reduced from $79.96 per dispenser to $28.44. A preservation packaging specialist Mr. Bennett has nearly 27 years of federal service. He is married and has five children. Rafalko To Speak Center Commander, will speak to the Intermountain Retired Officers Association and other military retirees at a dinner meeting at the Hill AFB Officers Club, Jan. 15, beginning at 6:30 p.m. HIS SUBJECTS will include the Fiscal Year 1977 Defense Budget and new Air Force weapon systems. Some 900 retired officers from all branches of the service, who are now residing in the Logan-Prov- o area, have been invited to the event. THOSE desiring to attend can contact Lt. Col. George Ball (USA Ret.), in 394-13- the Ogden area or Major George Hickman (USA Ret.), 9 in the Salt Lake City area for reservations. 466-994- in- - Dr. George Crawford, chairman of the Weber State College department of business administration, recently gave testimony at a meeting of the American Cancer Societys National Commission on Smoking and Public Policy. DR. CRAWFORD, a former four county vehicles. KEITH Smith, an independent insurance agent, was authorized by the commission to talk to each of the 230 county employees about hos- pital intensive care health Crawford SmokingWhat two cigarettes. they should do is give them up all he said. together, One of the most frequent problems smokers use for not trying to stop smoking is the fear that they will replace their habit with another one -eating, and then they will gain weight. pack-a-da- y cigarette smoker, was one of 32 wit- nesses who attended the Los Angeles meeting. science, medicine, industry, labor and public affairs. Three of its members are Nobel prize winners. AT THE groups annual meeting in Oct. 1976 a new "Target 5 program was in- troduced. Their THE PEOPLE I know who have gained weight have only gained five or six pounds and then The commission consists of 25 persons from the fields of five-yea- r leveled he off, plan. This plan would provide extra funds if employees or their families required hospital care in an intensive care unit, Mr. Smith said. HE SAID the plan, if by county employees at a cost of $4 a purchased month, would provide up to 15 day coverage for intensive care, amounting to as much as $260 per day. The purpose of the coverage would be to defray personal expenses not covered by regular health insurance. EMPLOYEES who decide to go with the coverage, will have only emergency coverage in the intensive care unit on the first day, Mr. Smith said. But after the first day, the insured would be covered for both illnesses and emergency care that required intensive care. covered by the comprehensive insurance, cost about $136 on an average per to insurance municipal governments, he said. The best rate that Barlow Insurance could offer the county was a $13,272 package a premium by Northwestern National. windshield. MR. BARLOW suggested that, if commissioners decide to go this route, they should continue to buy fire and theft coverage. The cost of $132 per year for liability insurance per vehicle was termed as "reasonable by Mr. Barlow. IF THE commissioners There are several ways to beat the yearning cigarette smokers face after giving up the habit. He suggests they take a walk during that time to outlast the sensation. Other people have chewed gum, cloves, and drank water when they felt the urge to light up. County Officials said over the rate last year, commissioners asked Haven Barlow, of Barlow Insurance in Kaysville to come up with another plan. MR. BARLOW suggested the county cancel their collision and comprehensive insurance on these vehicles and place the $2,000 to $3,000, that would be saved, in a separate fund to cover these The whole place is blossoming out with values. For the family, for the STARTS TODAY home. Hurry in...and pick out an umbrella-fu- ll of wonderful April Brailsfords Dept Store in B&B savings! Downtown Layton. Complete stock Ladies Spring Just in time for Easter Complete stock Coats Ladies Shoes For Easter Wear Save on each for this event Boys Dress Slacks Reduced Size 4 thru 29 Waist 20 Reduced 20 Now for Easter April Value Days Lovely Downstair k Valdes Save on every yard minerals Vitamins are essential for good health and nutrition. Myadec is a vitamin product cy containing 9 important vitamins and 6 minerals-- an ideal formula for active people on the go. 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Large selection Cookie Jars They make ideal gifts -- Save today Reduced 376-425- 6 20 for this sale Dress Socks Assorted dark colors einforced heel 2 $-- 1 I pairs 44 -r- Canvas Shoes Nylon & Rubber Size 1 1 to Size 6 Blue Regular 8.98 Value Your Choice for this Sale - 555 Qaup 4 V Of) w on each for 4 days See these in Men's Wear Dept. Levis saddleman Always on each Men's - large selection Boat Jeans 20 on each Sewn New styling Handbags - Summer Dresses - Economy Packs! & Pair dependable quality, comfort and fit Regular 13.50 Value Now only 988 Pair Always Top Values at the B&B Men's, Women's and Children's Wear plus gifts for all occasions Sewing Needs etc. - SHOP NOW & SAVE Qua sun S) C3033C0 in- structed the representatives from Barlow to draw up a plan eliminating the collision and comprehensive insurance and calculate the costs before they make a final decision on vehicle insurance, rk often face. People who manage to conquer their weight or alcohol problems are usually praised for their efforts. "But many people stop smoking and many people, even within their own family, dont even notice they have stopped. To quit smoking, Dr. Crawford believes the smoker has to stop all at once. You have to come to that day when you say this is it. THOSE persons who merely cut down on their cigarettes are not really serious in their intentions of quitting, he said. The person who promises himself that hell only smoke two cigarettes tomorrow is only rewarding himself with vitamin formula with Phont non-prof- it COMMISSIONERS decide to accept Mr. Barlows plan, they would plan to build up a fund and become their own insurer. At present the cost for collision insurance on the two county ambulances and the county fire trucks is $1773. they would continue to negotiate with Russell Earl, Davis County Fire Chief, to see whether they could reach an agreement for South Davis Ambulance Association to pick up their own ambulance insurance costs. South Davis Ambulance is owned by a private organization formed by South Davis County Firemen. HE TOLD how apathy is one High-poten- cy 27 North Main, Kayavllla that most of the costs were for broken windshields, which are in- suring county vehicles is due to the fact that the market is disappearing for In his testimony, Dr. Crawford explained that smokers need to gain the support of other people in order to stop smoking. "Its a long, lonely journey you have to take unless you find other people to help you out, he said. Myadec Big Savings on vehicles. He said The increase in cost for After commissioners learned that costs for insurance for the 105 county vehicles would increase Sandals, Casuals etc. Top Values Really fine styles for spring high-poten- costs when they occur. He pointed out that the county had submitted only two large claims for physical damage $12,000 explained. project will attempt to reduce the number of smoking adults by 25 per cent, the number of smoking teenagers by 50 per cent, and the toxic elements of cigarette smoke by 50 per cent. problem Maj. Gen. Edmund Maj. Gen. Edmund A. Rafalko, Ogden Air Logistics and Dr. George Speaks Qn exhibited by Marines. He participated in an active physical conditioning and program gained proficiency in a variety of on Tues- Commissioners day. structed another insurance agent to modify coverage on can |
