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Show WEEKLY REFLEX- - u 4 ." -- v,; JOURNAL, JANUARY 12 13-- Ccxn7f.;-- &U E and aunts from use She was named 'i Jane Barber t regular meeting of the i use Elementary School rg held on Thursday, id, commencing at 6 30 he meeting will be held ' sis. ond grade rocm The tor the evening's ta'k f n ohol and Drug i in Our fc lementary is 82J-6M- MilM a re ent huhday d.r.ner paty and social, the family members of Mrs. Maude Bennett all gathered m Og den Those attending were Mr and Mrs Reed W. Bennett and their family of Fres , , u..Jrer., of Linda Willerton, health program chairman of the Us PTA this year. The guest speaker is James Kelly, a director of Rehabilitation and Mental Health in the county. Everyone is invited to at- I Mr. and Mrs Calif 'merman G Bennett and them m Vegas. Nev By ED COLLINS according to Mrs Schools, i At N& By rcub : IKGIMA BENNETT V fund-rasin- Mr and Mrs Victor Atk.r, .in, Mr and Mrs LeGraid Departs For ended Duly In Pacific lio Edgar - v Iiit pian is I) ilr.'ii ne Un merit jiopral and 'ban present j it sttit the altered cupv at an employees meet mg, Mi King said After the employees and t let ted off.t.ii-- . have t chance to make suggestions on the it me plan, the If c ( let ted of phtn will f h it et'le s of app-nmc- study committee and Kent Johnson, employed in the Countv Clerk Auditor s Office is chairman of the D Committee I he 'IS Dll n,'iin,ii,.'c cuti'ii AS offshoot of other inMinntti, 'orm-t- t a mint n s of there niv'im s as e sent to m, i o'" ii si loin rs so iht v ar- await work, the Insurance Comm.'itee This committee is made up of four employees who are investigating the present county insurance coverage ani exploring the possibilities of insane y with another company or opting for si: insurance, Mr King said He pointed out that even after ihe mei u proposal is resolved and adopted, the in surance company will be ongoing, at tempting to resolve insurance coverage problems Last year the county insurer, Shield Cross Blue Blue insurance, increased their premiums so the com mittee is looking at other insurance pus sibilities, Mr. King said evening, t ' the-"- . Mr King sa d lihle to Ae ward to make this a ucK'ument t.f empiovecs ard the elected officials ntid not tast a personnel department ef f rt Mr King satd He called the revision of the merit plan a cixipei alive ffoit b tween employees and t fftc ia!s t tu E A R I Y u.tploveis had reacted strongly against luring an employee- m the County C leiks office, which they said didnt follow specified hiring procedures This confrontation resulted in county commissioners calling for a meeting with department heads to reconsider the merit study to see if it should be adopted Mr King was appointed personnel director in July and has been correlating that study Ihe county is not presently complying with state regulations since they have ex vended the number of employees that tht y EARLIER MR. King said he planned to present the amended merit plan to the county commission by Jan 15, but said plans were changed since the last two weeks in December were unproductive due to the holiday schedule and end of the year closing business in many depart ments and the schedule couldnt be met Mr King met with the five member salary committee last Friday to attempt van lure without adopting a countv system ' of mm Davis County Commissioners have set Feb 2 as the date m which bids on the $1 2 million addition to the Davis mg that at that time of the year, commissioners mignt get a lower bid The present plan is to complete all three flouts of the proposed addition if bid ding is close to the archttec ts estimate Mr Stringham predicted that the main floor addition should he complete in a year, with the three floor construction project set f r completion by Ju'y T.'9 County Court House will be opened. Commissioners say that construction on the building will begin in the spring ARCHITECT Richard Stringham had suggested the bidding date, say mid-wint- .is, t is snow on the windowpane Framing my room And the trees are heavy With frostv bloom " -- Anne aw ier January, one of the two months added tu the calendar (then ten months) long before the biph of Christ, is the first month of the year of the Gregorian C alendar (dating from Pope Gregory XIII in 1582) Caesar had set the 1 length the year at 365davs centuries earlier, German Protestant states made the change in 1700 and England and the American Colonies in 1752- - bv act of Parliament of JANUARY is the first full montn of winter, s imet.rnes the coldest month of the year (if February isnt) end .n is America, the month of football howl games The New Years Day and also Emancipation Dav da'tr g !t (Lincoln didn't actually set free slaves m Union states on that day but the slaves tn Confedera'e states, where his proclamations often Fad little effect ) Washington won an important victory at FTirueton N.J., on the 3rd in 1777 The first boat traversed the Panama Canal on the 7th in 1914 The 7th is also the birthday anniversary of the nation's 13th Pres, dent. Millard Fillmore, born at Locke, New York, in 189b Former President Richard Nixon was born January 9 m from 1863 1911 Americans born in January are Alexander Hamilton on the 11th, tn 1757, m the West Indies and Benjamin F'rankbn on the 17th in 700 in Boston Daniel Webster was born on the 18th in 1782 a! Franklin (formerly Salisbury), New Hampshire Robert E. Lee was born on the 19th at Stratford in Virginia m 1807 and his great lieutenant, Stonewall Jackson, was bom on tne 2Nt at Clarksburg, West Vir ginia, in 1824. Douglas MacArtFur was bom on the 29th in OTHER well-know- n 1 1880. THE 29th is Kansas admission to the Union President, was bom at Franklin Roosevelt was the 32nd President and four times. MR. Stringham estimated that the first floor addition and remodeling, which would 'ticlude county commission hambers, would com about KiO.OOO He predicted that an additional $200,000 would be needed to complete the basement area and another $200,000 to complete the -- e ond floor rk West, one vacancy on the Kaysville Planning Board to fill the unexpired term of Carol Page, who is now serving as a munulwoman for Kaysville ( t. erested in tni tht e positions, should make application with the Kaysville City Recorder, Josephine leavitt at the city office :A7c II William McKinley, 25th Niles, Ohio on the 29th in 1841 bom on the 30th in 1882, he was the only one elected to the office m 1861 (prl' led ii e i l specialist, Theta John son, will conduct the scssut on clothing 4 H resource leader, Lillian Hansen, will conduct the knitting sessions It will be held Tuesdav, Jan. 17, at the South Dov.s Branch Library, 725 S Mam, Bountiful, at 13pm Alsu, Wednesday, Jan 18, at the North Davis Branch Litrorv, E , Clearfield THE following Tue-d,v- s Jan 24, J., and Feb 1, tw j n me workshops on foods, cs id care, record books a no ph, tegraphy will be held at r, same locations 31 Utah Cooperative F an is employment x't-- r s r eqi al opportur employer, provides servoes to all persons regardless of race, color or national orig'n 1 of reminds Kaysville residents that all discarded hristmas trees must be put out for pick-uby Jan. 20. They will be picked up with the regular garbage pick-uand the larger Christmas trees will be picked up on a np special city pick-u- Master Sergeant Clvde W Burch, son of Mr and Mrs A J. McNeal of 813 Di.isiun St , Atchison, Kan , recently participated in Midlme 77, an annual Central Treaty Or ganizatton (CENTO) maritime exercise held this year m the Persian Gulf and the ulf of Oman p Best W ay While it may be conventional to be driven to drink, it is much safer to walk home. Gazette, Hawkeye, la. SERGEANT Burch - a procurement supervisor with a U S Air Force support umt in Ankara Turkey The exercise involved military forces of the United States, Iran, Pakistan, Turkey and the United King dom U S. Air Force F 4 ana aircraft from several United States Air Forces in Europe bases flew their missions from Shiraz AB, Iran. F-l- ll cpare moment, review what vou saw Also, when it s convenient, take your raiket out and mimic what you have been seeing in your mind Pretend you are the player youre emulating U does except hit the ball as hard. (Since you will probably pick a person who has more playing experience than you, it is likely he will have the ability to hit the ball with more pace, yet still mamtasn control. Do what he does, but at your own speed ) YOU MAY have to schedule quite a few spectating sessions before you start to catch on, then youll have to spend tm,e on the court practicing It may take a month, or two, or three, before you assume the characteristics of your master teacher. Be patient Watch Think Pretend. And keep practici- ng Ed Collins new book, Watch the Ball, Bend Your Knees, Thatll Be $29 Is now available Please! from Ibis Publishing Co. Send 5 95 to Box 4272, San Diego, Calif. 82104. Sports Quiz W no won the lassiC9 1 C V esti hi ster Name the winner cf the 2 Wheeling LPGA Classic Mitchell Page plays pi" 3 baseball for what team 4 Brooks Robinson recently ret.red as an active pijyei from what team Johnny Rutherford 5 is km wn in what sport ft niffe :i u h r 71, O , h u K r i s nf I'Ll CiHwl P A"Si. tob'iM id its own ci m f ra faniil.es iive M'Stj. u each large house and ail hie in the same emnmun ty, ) that children ned not at r.d ktndcrg rtep at some istaiit lixale with strangers of divetse needs and living SOME FAMILIES have i i modern conveniences and others have given up prac- tically ail of them The com munity is happy, inhabitants healthier than average and it is in no way polluting the air They instead play together with children sharing their way of life and outlock, and all pd'ents personally know end teai h all i htldren I AC H MOTHFR cooks but one b'g meal every three d cys VJO a i fl I ft com- munities in America and in other lands As the utilization of solar heat becomes more practical, such communities will have a new means to avoid pollution and energy problems ;s8es Answers: 1 1 3 Andv North Debbie Austin Oakland, Baltimore Or n" ar rai ing h $J ktf c Utahs highways this year car-truc- k accident Jan 4 near t orinne, Box Elder County hours The lee ts $18 A course will be offered beginning Tuesday on how to prepare civil service exams Classes will be conducted on Tuesdays from 6 ten-wee- k until 7 pm. The fee ts $10 BOTH clas-.e- s will be held S at in Room 30 of Building Clearfield High School. Persons may register at the first class or by calling - colestipol hydrochloride (Colestid, Upjohn) These drugs are said to reduce the of most Carpenter, 75 West 250 North, Apartment No 107, in Clearfield, was dead on City Memorial Hospital "ilLiitiil woman, alone in her car, ap- parently lost control of her vehicle and crossed the median strip into the southbound lane of traffic on Int- hitting erstate-15, truck a driven bv Rohert Hale of Salt Lake City THE CAR was then struck by another truck, according to the trooper The accident happened about 2.30p m and against "friendly" aggressor aircraft from the Imperial Iranian Air Force to test air combat tactics CENTO navy and air force units under simulated combat conditions The sergeant is a 1960 graduate of Atchison High School His wife, Phyllis, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ball of 919 N Church Wendell Leal Cheney, and then re FOR ONE with a 300 level, considered risky, a twenty-fiv- e percent reduction would be a major accomplishment Thais considered possible now, with the drugs Those contemplating their use should, of course, use the advice and guidance of a doca doctor familiar with tor these drugs - f i J v r- - f ll&y a w t & 15 f TO A former Weber Basin Job Corpsman has pleaded gu.lty to second degree homicide and will be sentenced Jan 2J by Second District Judge Ronald O. Hyde DAVID DEFOE not only entered the guilty plea but told Judge Hyde at a hearing last week that he did kill Carl J. McIntosh, 67 of Ogden, last Aug 1 The victims body was found the next day in a ditch in an open field near the victims home. Defoe and Donald R Pears-on, 18, also pleaded guilty to forgery of attempting to take money from the victims bank account by forging Mr McIn- toshs signature DEFOE FACES a of five years to life m prison for the second degree murder. He and Pearson then could be sentenced to one To 15 years in prison on the forgery plea maximum penalty Weber County Attorney Robert L. Newey, who prosecuted the cases, said he will ask that Defoe serve the two sentences consecutively grb Dangerous neglect: Dont Overlook Childhood Diseases there were grb Cheney, who are servtrg on a LDS Mission at Lamar Mo , flew to Pocatello, Idaho on Jan. 2 to attend the funeral service of his mother, Mrs. e & 825-894- 1 Utah Highway Patrolman Larry Gillman said the THE overall purpose of the exercise, hosted this year by the Imperial Iranian Navy, was to test the capabilities of combination of diet and drug might bring down the level by or thirty percent twenty-fiv- & grb INA Mr. and Mrs. Two new drugs give new that they hope to millions might reduce the cholesterol level in their blood, perhaps lessen chances of heart and artery- disease THE TWO drugs are probucol (Lorelco, Dow ) and level in the bloodindividuals by abouf fifteen percent bookkeeping the last two a iLMl Davis County to be killed on arrival at Brigham ci Thats about the same reduction low cholesterol diets attain and thus the Clearfield woman was the first from when she dic'd in a Ci;o! eotGii stream ffm ikvAal y cholesterol ff m is There are similar I School THE business class starts Saturday and will meet one e a week on Saturdays ftom K a m until noon T he class continues for eight weeks and teaches students how to use tiok and water iaSl7 t re- timed television and some n millions ( IN DENMARK, the woman (a former architect) who comfounded the munity, says those taking part live much slower, fuller and more meaningful lives and that the children there are growing up in the real world, able to take care of themselves and survive in todays world whatever the extent of the energy or ecology crisis old-wa- St , no other injuries Layton. C p Whenever you have a mance ! 1 f IN ORDER to obtain a license, proof of altered dog will be required as well as prwf of rabies shots The dog must have had a rabies shot within the past two years Superintendent Max Major THROUGHOUT the day, at school, the office or home, close your eyes and treat yourself to a repeat perfor- v before Feb Also residents are reminded that 19S dog licenses are row available at Kaysville i tv Hall Fees are $5 for neutered or spayed and $10 for all others some time watching him or her Sit behind the player and focus your attention on him Concentrate Ignore the ball A hen the action stops, close your eyes and rejieat what you just saw with them open i t way of r, Fap A and Wednesdays, Service tfyeiht" 1 business machines the first two hours of class and construction and knifing 1000 1975 work The initial step is to find someone who excels at what you would like to, then spend Back on the tennis court, try your best to imitate your teacher. Do everything he i ( learfteld Community THE first workshops will give instruction on clothing If you want to be a good player you have to be a good student, and to be a good student you have to be a good spectator. r-- 1 Serv ice 1 5 t civil service employment are being of preparation fered this semester by the series of workshops will H be held for AH leaders, members, interested jar- r ts and friends of 4 H 562 S HE IS a 1 p Day, commemorating Kansas fl to y Two classes one in business skills and a class in A USU There are now two vacancies on the Kaysville City Recreation Committee and ANY ONL ? t t tU.4 L Vacancies In Kaysville: Plan To File fl U There ii a S stern Pacific aiHes by ntaintng mobile sinking i1 i L , If L3 I the s 1 where she underwent surgeryA large group of relatives from Syracuse attended the blessing and naming of the daughter of Mr and Mrs Terry Barber, at the Layton Ward Sacrament Meeting services last Sunday afternoon Among them were the grandparents, Mr and Mrs Vaun Barber, and also she great grandparents, Mr and Mrs Clyde Barber, and many - hlle d piOYed, : Syrac use Mrs Delmar J Stoker is now back at her home following a stay in the hospital fall, other county LAST 200 W wJt ! af'er serving South 1700 i uiif 1, squadron will operate as , S ! I , f IS serving as ar attic 'i1 to Patrol Squadron, ,1 19, humebased at me ,jI Air Station, Moffe't g , months on a IDS Mission m the Florida 1 ort IduderchJ M.ssmn field The couple wdi give a report of their recent experiences at the SyraeuM First Ward Sacrament Me-mg next Sunday, Jan 15 at 3 is located at p m The chap jogriss heing made lt p iftmerit toads ha'e similar ttiforniation made k o Lynn Clifford Mrs promote pea e and in the A tstern .hi and to create g xidwtll graduate of the U S Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md , with a bachelor of science degree nt tv tn Sunday evening for her h.,r m Placentia, Calif , after tx mg here for the funeral n vises of her grandmevh r M's Cora B Bvbee, who a, bunt'd here on Saturday Mr and Mrs FlmerWibix arrived home on Saturds 1 I Un-tii- AS AN the Seventh I leet rie missions of the hevir.h i are to protei t U 8 i m, shipping and tr'er-situ W estern Pai P" to : aggression agu ns' our L parted i . fur the I oiled Sta'es VP-1will operate from Kadena Air Force Base on Oxinawa and will conduct operations throughout the Western Pacific and Indian Oceans Additionally, he and his fellow squadron members are scheduled to participate tn several training exercises with other Seventh Fleet units and with units of allied na tions His squadron flies the P3 Orion pa'rol aircraft and i undue ts antisubmarine warfare missions, in addition to search and rescue anj wean surveillance patrols i -- Winslow Rhoades is n able to be home following major ojieration at the D.n North Medical Hospital ier (jui1 Fdgar, son of V alter I F dj.rtr Drive, avion, for an extend' d in the W t Mem s IF YOU would like to give your game a boost, pick a stroke or fundamental that needs improvement and go to I jid Mrs iunset H v Sludy Committee and a Definitions ( mn mittee Max Elliott, an emplovee m tm County Surveyors Office, was to head the advisory committee Dr Russell Williams, admirusii ator of the Mental Health Board, heads thi salar teutt nant I V I Copley New-- LEARNING is watching. Many people aspire to be better tennis players but lack the patience to sit and watch. Theyd rather do it themselves, even though realizing they're not doing it correctly. comtend. The mittee will also be selling candy during the evemrg -- Frinop and children, Mrs Adams Nadine anj daughters, Mr. and Mrs and S'een Ostrop family, V i and Mrs brace Snow and two chi dren, Mr and Mrs CerViU smith, Mr and M-- v Le uits Belnap, Mr and Mrs Ke men Hansen, Mr and M re Puiert Smith, and Mr an ) Mrs Robert Atkinson and of their families Richard Anderson entej e tne Davis North Medi, , 7 cm rt epttal Saturday 'realm ent Mr and Mrs I i 8 Fmuck left Sunday eve' u. tot their home in Yancouvt', b C a'ter sjh ndirg the pa-- ' wv ks here at the hon e M s bvhmui ks parents, a rd Mrs William H Ch.ld M'S Sthmuik, the forn c bfaana Child, came to sp n the season's holiday wit fumt'y members and frier p hete and also to attend the weddtrgufMr and Mrs JnF" W Inderneden of Clearfield this past Saturday Mrs i, derrieden was the forr t Miss Myrne Louise W right Yenmo LesFEd r turned onn to Missouri to complete their mission. Mr. and Mrs. Cheney are serving a mission from the Kaysville 13th LDS Ward in Kaysville Most parents would take strong exception to the accusation that they are neglecting their children They make sure that their children are well fed and dressed THEY MAKE sacrifices so that their children have material advantages that they themselves never had They forego social pleasures to put aside money for their childrens education. Their children, they contend, are at the very center of their lives But with all the things these parents do to take care of their children and provide for their future, many make a tragic rmstake they neglect to have their children protected against childhood diseases THERE ARE 200,000 school age children in Utah who are completely protected Some parents are not aware of what vaccinations should be given, and when. Others mistakenly believe that the diseases have been eliminated and that vaccination is no longer necessary Some put off vaccination until the child approaches school age, not realizing that some of the diseases are most likely to strike the young child and that young children may suffer serious complications CHILDREN SHOULD be vaccinated against polio, measles, mumps, rubella, diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis. The oral polio vaccine and the combination injection for diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis should be started when the infant is only about two months of age. Each of these vaccinations is repeated at intervals during the first two years of life and before school. Vaccinations for measles, mumps and rubella should be given when the child reaches 15 months of age, either as a single injection combination vaccine or as three individual vaccines, depending on the doctors preference. CHECK YOUR records If your children have not had all of their vaccinations, or if you are not sure that they have, check with your family doctor or the local health department. To allow children to remain unvaccmated is a type of neglect that can make all other plans and sacrifices meaningless. 1 |