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Show WEEKLY REFLEX-DAV- NEWS JOURNAL, JUNE 30, 1977 IS Hcippr Birthday Davis County Reflex wishes a happy birthday to all babies of the area who are, or who will soon be, one-year-ol- d. Last years Davis County Fair Rodeo Queen Debbi Taylor, is shown presenting the trophy to newly chosen queen Kathleen Barker, Fust attendant is Sherrie Anderson and second attendant is Cindv evans. RODEO ROYALTY The first official event of the Davis County Fair was held Tuesday afternoon at Davis Downs when the countys rodeo queen and two attendants were selected. KATHLEEN Barker, a blond w'as selectgreen-eye- d ed rodeo queen with Sherrie Anderson as first attendant and Cindy Fvans as second attendant. Miss Barker is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Barker, 448 N. 900 East, Bountiful. She is 19, a t High graduate of School and a member of the Spiker Rodeo Club and the Utah Quarter Horse Association. She has been riding for ten years and was second attendant at the Lehi roundup last year. View-mon- SHERRIE Anderson, 21, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Anderson, 131 N. 500 W., Bountiful. She retains the position of first attendant which she has held for the past year. This vivacious redhead has been showing and riding horses for ten years and has been a leader of a horse club for the past six years. A dance education major at Utah State University, Miss Anderson has served as rodeo queen at USU, the Lehi Roundup and Pleasant Grove Strawberry days. THE SECOND attendant is 1976 Datsun Great Gas Mileage s2988 E&M Ford 1573 N. Main, Layton an browmette, Cindy Evans, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Noal Evans, South Weber. She has been a member of the Clearfield High School rodeo club for four years and the Junior Posse. She has been riding for 13 years and has been the Junior Posse queen. She was Clearfield Highs FFA secretary for two years and was an attendant to the FFA sweetheart last year. The rodeo royalty will reign over all horsemanship and rodeo events at the Davis County Fair on August 18, 19 and 20. THEY WILL begin their years reign on Monday, July 4th at the rodeo to be held at the Davis Dowrns rodeo arena at Lagoon in Farmington and w'ill reign at all Saturday night rodeos to be held there until the conclusion of the fair. Besides the trophies and bouquets of roses received by each of the royalty, they were given a pair of levis, a record album, cosmetics, a gift certificate, and a boot jack. The queen also received an engraved silver belt buckle, a felt western hat and a scarf. THEY WERE judged on their personality, appearance and horsemanship, according to Mrs. Noalene Bennett, rodeo contest chairman. Syracuse Mr. and Mrs. Robert Love entertained at their home with a dinner party last Thursday. The special occasion was for their family members to get together for the birthday of Mrs. Loves Mrs. Revere mother, Chambers, the birthday of Mrs. Bonnie Mann and also the w'edding anniversary of Bradden and Bonnie Mann. Miss Colleen Cook was honored last Friday with a bridal shower, given by Miss Cindi Williams and Miss Barbara Simpson, at the home of Cindis parents, Mr. and Mrs. James T. Williams. Miss Cook is being married to Eugene Ducloux Harris in a temple ceremony on July 8, 1977. and their three children accompanied by Mr. and Mrs Peed Thurgood and their two children, have been spending part of this past week at Lava Hot Springs. Wilf DeHart accompanied his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A.L. Ewer of Ogden to the streams of Idaho this past week, where they are enjoy- ing some fishing. Mr. and Mrs. Don Thurgood and their family moved back to Syracuse last week after making their home in Rock Springs, Wyoming for the past few years. Mr. Thurgood has been manager of a Sunset Sporting Goods Store there. 30 Year miscellaneous shower given by Mrs. Lyle Boss at her home in Ogden. Assisting Mrs. Boss was Mrs. Joe Bagley, both sisters of Mr. Harris. Mr. and Mrs. Willard K. Brown had as their guests The Davis High class of 1947 is holding their reunion on Saturday, July 16, 1977 at the Oakridge Country Club, 1492 West Shepard Lane, Brown, who are the children The latter couple have been vacationing in Nevada. Mr. and Mrs. Sid Stoker Class Of f47 DR. STANFORD, a Salt Lake City ophthalmologist, quoted figures from a report recently released to its 21 state affiliates by the National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, which showed that Utah has a blindness rate of 156.7 for every 100,000 per- Blindness, screened 15,000 Utahns in free glaucoma and preschool screening clinics in 1976. Thousands of other Utahns, in industries, businesses and schools, were educated in sight conservation through the Societys eye safety programs. This is less than one half the rate of the state with the highest rate of blindness, which is Mississippi. THE REPORT also showed that Utah ranks lowest in new cases of blindness, with a rate of 14.7 per 100,000 population. In releasing the figures, Dr. Stanford suggested that there are several reasons why Utah citizens enjoy such good eye health. to UTAH is fortunate enough have a progressive health department, good medical facilities throughout the state, excellent ophthalmic car?, and a population that has been educated as to the importance of taking advan.-tagof all of these services for themselves and their children. We believe that the work THE COST is $15 per couple, $7.50 per person. Planned activities include dinner at 7:30 p.m. and dancing after dinner. If there are any questions, please contact Maxine Duer-deor Shirley Larat sen at Hope to see you there! However, Dr. Stanford emphasized, the Society, supported entirely by private donations, did not accomplish this alone. MANY, many persons are responsible for this success, he said. To each person who has donated time and money to the Society, we say thank you - thank you for supporting our sight saving programs. It is only because of the involvement and dedication of hundreds of individuals and civic groups that we have been able to reach an increasing number of our citizens. Dr. StanHOWEVER, ford said, we must continue to join together if we are go- ing to Utah! prevent blindness in Want A Suntan: Just Follow Simple Rules Farmington. 295-413- also contributed greatly to this success story, Dr. Stan-dor- d said. ACCORDING to the eye surgeon, the Utah Society, an affiliate of the National Society for the Prevention of country'. 30-ye- 295-228- of the Utah Society for the Prevention of Blindness has Dr. Gary B. Stanford, president of the Utah Society for the Prevention of Blindness, revealed that Utah has the distinction of having the lowest rate of blindness in the e Reunion For of Mr. and Mrs. Brent Brown. Utah Has Lowest Blindness Rate sons. Also this past week Miss Cook was honored with a this past week their grandchildren of Logan, Laurie, Lisa and Clifford Congratulations on their first anniversary go to among others: Megan Galbraith, daughter of Kent and Sue Galbraith, 938 W. Gentile, Layton, June 18; Amy Lange, daughter of Robert and Debby Lange, 137 E. 200 North, Kaysvilie, June 26; Keri Spencer, daughter of' Elden (Mickey) and Nancy Spencer, 2165 S. 1000 West, Syracuse, June 21; and Benjamin Baker, son of George and Ruth Ann Baker, 97 Crestwood Road, Kaysvilie, July 4. Want to get a good, painful, skin cancer. But if you insist on a tan, start slow and build up gradually. blistering sunburn? ITS EASY. Just stay out in the sun in your shorts or swim suit all day on the first' truly hot, sunny day of the summer season. Youll get your burner, do you want to begin picking up a summer tan without burning? THATS CONSIDER the time of day for your suntanning. The suns rays are most potent between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., standard time. You wont get much tan before 8 a m. or after 4 p.m, standard time. Dont forget that you can burn on cloudy days, on the water, and at high altitudes. easy, too Just follow the simple rules of the American Medical Association 15 to 20 minutes exposure the first day; 20 to 25 minutes the second day; 25 to 30 minutes the third day; 30 to 35 minutes the fourth day. Thereafter base exposure time on the degree of redness and tenderness of your skin. The shorter exposures are for those with light skin; the longer times are for darker Suntan lotion can be helpful preventing a burn and promoting a tan. The lotions contain a chemical sun screen that absorbs some of the rays, while letting others through. in THEY ALSO contain a lubricant to keep the skin from drying out too quickly. skin. REMEMBER this about tanning - it cant be rushed. Trying to rush it will only result in a burn. The burned skin will peel, leaving you pale and pink again. Of course, the AMA also points out that there is no health value in tanning In fact, it contributes to early aging, and wrinkling of the skin, and to proliferation of Suntan lotions must be reapplied at least once every two hours, and whenever the film may have worn off or washed off. MINI If you burn - ointments, wet compresses and soothing lotions will help the discomfort. A bland cold cream or a lightweight mineral oil may be applied to the skin. If the pain is excessive or if exten- sive blistering is present, consult your physician. SCHOOL olds 3-- 5 yr. SunsetClinton or Kaysvilie Stories & Organized Games Reading Readiness Music, Arts & Crafts Creative Drama, Science Rhythm Band, etc Expenenced, Certified Teachers REGISTER NOW FOR FALL LIMITED ENROLLMENT 376-967- 7 376-835- 0 Layton City Report Layton City Council's report for the month of May 1977 is as follows: BUILDING permits issued: 28, single dwelling, $1,273,287; commercial-new- , 1, commercial$50,787; remodeling, 3, $52,275; 10, remodeling-dwellin- $17,447; garages-residentia- l, 1, $1,000; fencing, 15, none; signs, 2, none; other, 16, $45,572; total, 76, $1,440,368. Planning Commission action taken on the following: tion, approved changes in setback ordinance as written, approved Moss rezone A to R3, recommended Millard Association complete comprehensive plan, approved building permits Goaslind for Layton storage units, Layton Drug, Chicken Out, and requested two week extension on Gregerson rezone A to RIB. ACTION the C-- 3 right-of-way- ter. Cases presented 1, cases resolved 1, inspections called 220, business license received 47. LDS BOOKS BEST SELLERS LIBRARY LENDING THEATER TICKETS LDS DISTRIBUTION CENTER AMERICAN GREETING CARDS GENEALOGY SUPPLIES 228 No. Main , Kaysvilie Morgan final. Also requested hearing be set to annex all property inin on scheme, review of natural waterways, building by railroad tracks, special tax assessment, review of regulations, Bamberger curb and gut- 'Bracken's RECOMMENDED park architect review in regard to building, parking and location of the Heritage Museum, approved final linen of Fort Lane No. 3 sub, did not accept Oak Forest 6 and 8 because of water problem, recommended deletion of Beauty Salon from ordinance, for home occupations, approved building permit for Boots, Brims & Britches, gave final approval for Brooknurst II Sub with stipulations, approved lien form for Wes Bennett, approved Morgan rezone C2 to CM, approved Phase II of volved pending following: Conditional use clause for all zones, depths of comer lots, Valley View road 376-191- 376-935- 2 8 Fairfield Annexa Advertisement SPEAKING OF MONEY THERE ARE NO BORN LOSERS By EZRA T. CLARK President Davis County Bank Fat people are expected to be jolly, but being overweight isnt a laughing matter. Obesity is now Americas No. 1 health problem. Its estimated that anywhere from 25 to 45 per cent of this countrys adults are obese. Fat people find it harder to work, travel, to buy clothing, to enjoy a satisfying lifestyle. The cost is too high for anyone to carry around excess poundage all day, all week, all year long. Effective weight reduction, if you can't accomplish it is alone, available through many groups that can usually help the get you pounds off and EZRA T. CLARK keep them off. Your investment in slimming down may range anywhere from $250 to $.500 or more a year, including about $3 per week for meeting fees and the best in special diet foods you may want to buy. But its probably worth the price since its so hard to solo your way to slender new you. Organizations such as Weight Watchers and Diet Workshop have enlisted literally hundreds of thousands of overweight men and women in their programs. The popularity of these franchised weight control programs can be traced back to TOPS Take Off Pounds Sensibly-a- n organization that first pioneered a group therapy approach to weight control almost 30 years ago. The various group therapy approaches apply the me kinds of principles that Alcoholics Anonymous has used so successfully with problem drinkers. They give you group support, keep your morale up, and remind you that you arent the only one waging the battle against excess weight. Any type of weight reduction program, solo or in a group, should of course begin only after a physical by your doctor. Clinically controlled fasting programs at some hospitals across the county have recently been developed as rapid and highly effective methods of weight reduction. Generally, these are restricted to patients severely overweight. One hospital, for example, accepts only those who need to lose 100 pounds or more, or have an urgent medical reason for quick weight loss. Adherents of the fasting programs say that the dramatic results-perha- ps a 10 to 25 pound weight loss the First week-- is a tremendous psychological boost for the chronically overweight person. But its a drastic way to reduce, amounting to One hospital typically puts patients on a diet of water, tea, coffee and a' protein supplement. The best way to lose weight, the experts agree, is by not having to diet at all. Just practice sensible eating habits. Or modify those you do have. Here are some recommendations on how to cultivate healthy eating habits for yourself. They come straight from the table of psychiatrist who works with a national diet program. Dont use dinner plates. Use salad plates. They make portions look larger. Take a glass of water before each meal. It will help Fill you up. Always chew slowly. After each bite, put your fork down. Make it a point to eat only while sitwhile standing. It ting down-nev- er helps break the nibbling habit. Its estimated that youll have 75,000 meals in your lifetime. Make them sensible meals, and the odds are good that your lifetime will be that much healthier and longer. near-starvatio- n. |