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Show lakeside Review, Wednesday, July 22, 1981 Optometrist Opens Office Dr. Scott D. Farrell has announced ROY the opening of his private office for the practice of optometry in the Herefordshire Professional Building at 1845 W. 4400 S., in Roy. He will specialize in contact lenses, general family vision care and vision for the partially sighted. Dr. Farrell is a graduate of Ogden High School. He attended Weber State College on an athletic scholarship in 1969 and graduated cum laude from the University of Utah in Spanish and psychology in 1975. He was on the deans list eight of nine quarters there. He attended the Southern California College of Optometry in Fullerton, Calif., and graduated with his Doctor of Optometry degree in 1979. He has been in practice in Salt Lake City since his graduation. Dr. Farrell is a member of The National Eye Research Foundation, The American Academy of Optometry, The Better Vision Institute and The Optometric Extension Aerobic Exercises Choreographed Huemiller, Leslie Nielson, (second row) Heather Smith, Kathy Carter, (back row) Sharron Smith, Brad Shepherd, Tom Win-war- d. ' Kaysville Chamber 7-- S 9 Win Poster Contest I cant believe the talent in KAYSVILLE this room, said Gaylen Sprague, president of the Kaysville Chamber of Commerce, as he talked with the winners of the Krazy Days poster contest at a meeting July 15. There were 19 participants in the Chamber of Commerces second annual poster contest. They ranged in age from just barely 8 to 34. The posters they produced will be placed in area businesses by the chamber to advertise the events in the Krazy Days sidewalk sale July g. 1. Winners are listed from first to tenth place: Brad Shepherd, 14; Rachelle Peck, 9; Annette Hawkes, 34; Cheryl Card, 12; Jolene Card, 11; Tom Winward, 8; Heather Smith, 8; Heidi Huemiller, 13; Sharron Smith. . Special mention went to Vickie Warren, 12, and Kathy Carter. The winners include two pairs of relatives, sisters, Jolene and Cheryl Card, and a mother and daughter, Sharron and Heather Smith. Contest prizes, awarded at a meeting at Barnes Bank, were donated by local businesses. First prize winner, Brad Shepherd, received a pair of shoe skates donated by Barnes Bank. This is the second year that Brad has entered the contest. Brads mother, Donna Shepherd said that she was excited about the win. Other prizes were donated by First Security Bank, Kaysville Drug, Kaysville Theater, Clover Club Foods, Fran Brown 3c Co., Bowmans Market and Harrys Thriftway. SOUTH OODEN Tues.-Thur- no SCOn (266.8) The consumer price index is changed near the end of the month. The base year is 1967. That is, items that cost $100 in 1967 cost $269.00 today. The previous months rate is in parentheses. CUSSES BEGIN JULY 28 CAROL BAIRD INST. f Mil tlau with copy of fhlt ad rrrrrrrrr D. FARRELL rTAT 16.5 15.5 , 1 4.50 12.00 $10,000 min. (14.480) (12.000) $100 min. th are in parentheses. Aid Small Business Energy conservation is not only a good habit, it can add up to more money for you the sun to heat your home or office: open your curtains during the day. Draw them at says tiie Utah Insulate your hot ditioners thermostat water heater with s at 78 degrees. For ev- special blanket you ery degree below that, can buy at a hardware you raise your cooling store for 20 to 30 dolcosts by about 10 per- lars. It will usually cent. pay for itself in one Have your furnace year. cleaned and checked Combine the use ofT ation of CPAs. ply monitoring your everyday use of ener- gy at home and in business, you can ac- cumulate consider- able savings in utility bills. Here are some ways to do it: Lower the temperature of your hot water heater from 150 to 140 degrees and save about 10 percent of your hot water costs. Use task lighting, where you keep the general light level low, but use strong light in specific areas, such as in a lamp near . a reading chair. Use the warmth of. night to keep cold out. Keep your air con- Daily HILL AIR FORCE BASE Jose F. Montoya has received an award marking 30 years of government service in a ceremony at Hill Air Force Base. 1-- of Ogden G AL. fluorescents, task sulated your house or office, youve reduced its heating requirements. Your furnace may need to be adjust- bUl. percent each year. If youve in10 ed so it wont waste fuel. lighting, and the habit of turning off lights youre not using to save from 15 to 50 percent on your utility I GOOD ilfllEASONS to see your good Use a single bulb instead of. neighbor agent 100-wa- tt I I CAR LIFE HOME HEALTH B08STANGER " 3275 S. 1900 W. (Main St.) I Roy. Utah 14067 Off. 1st. !2S-71- On all windshields and sliding back truck windows. Also good towards your deductable from your insurance. We do the paperwork. 4 1 1 East Gentile, Layton (Across from Fort lono Shopping Contor) I Like a good neighbor. &loir Farm ts therr. TAMS STATE FARM COMPANIES GHH WEED-N-FEE- D EXTRA NICE Montoya, who grew up in Canjilon, New Mexico, is an employee of the Maintenance Directorate at Hill. Reg. 14.49 He lives in Ogden with his wife Margaret near many of their six grown children. Kk , CRMEnn W4g J For Best Results ROBERT D. KOSTER Read The Classified N' LEAN Corn King $TJ39 ' .Wilson Dr. Burns NEWS FROM THE CHIROPRACTIC CARE CENTER Pains in the neck and arms, muscle spasms, stiff neck, a tingling sensation or loss of strength in the arm. ..these are the symptoms of brachial neuritis. This painful condition is the result of an irritated, pinched nerve in the lower neck or between the shoulders. Even Even physical activity, especially if somewhat unusual, can dislocate a vertebra and allow nerves to be pinched. Seldom will this condition correct itself... it usually grows steadily worse. Do not neglect early warnings. See a chiropractor for correction of the cause of the pain you feel. Phone Now. Jumbo 1 29 FDACJCXG f latinos , MEATY & JUICY Wilson FDACJKG 12 oz. Pkg. SAVORY us a PI SUSAN CE 1 Morgro 60-wa- tt I. t Picked Fresh SWEET non-strenuo- I I Employee Receives Award for Service two ones. The higher wattage bulb! produces more light with about 20 percent less energy. to be sure its burning fuel efficiently. This can reduce your heating costs by as much as 12 Bu. $ Tips Energy-Savin- g AssociBy sim- BEETS SWEET The new supervisor and his wife, Florence Koster, are the parents of eight children. An active member of the LDS church, Koster is currently serving as a high councilman in the Sunset Utah LDS Stake. rate is effective each Tuesday morning. The variable rate changes less frequently. Last weeks figures The new and your business, CLOSED JULY 24TH CORN Having worked at the plant for the past 18 years, Koster brings to his new assignment experience gained in a variety of responsible positions. In his most recent assignments he has worked closely with the space shuttle program. -- Rate SREGIAlIISTiS Sunset resident Robert D. Roster has been promoted to h supervisor of cost accounting at Division in Brigham City, filling a vacancy left by the resignation of LaMar F. Williams. (16.5) (15.5) in parentheses. th Veg. Insects Slow Growth In Veg. Lackluster Lawn or Flowers Lawn (needs Lawn Disease wiwr iTOOwmi SUNSET Mortgage rates are an average of the rates at three lending institutions in the area. Conventional rates are for 80 percent loans. We have ignored discount points and other refinements such as the added half percent for FHA loan insurance. Last weeks figures are 30-Mon- HAVING PROBLEMS WITH: Thiokol-Wasatc- Conventional FHAVA Money Market eeed of 1484 No. 400 W., Home Mortgage Rates s. Employee of Thiokol Promoted in Cost Accounting Division Review Economy Consumer Price Index 269.0 s. TIMli Si30-6i3- 0 Browning Armary 03S I. 3300 S. 370 S. 300 I. vision care outreach program. Tuet.-Thur- 370 I. 3300 370 S. 3300 I. Dr. Farrell and his wife Janis are presently living in North Ogden. They have two children. While at the Southern California College of Optometry, Dr. Farrell obtained a second bachelor of arts degree in vision science, he was a teaching assistant on campus and taught continuing education in Binocular Indirect Ophthalmoscopy. He served his residency at the Los Angeles Veterans Hospital, Terminal Island Naval Shipyard Health Clinic, the Las Vegas Low Vision Rehabilitation Center, The Optometric Center of Los Angeles and The San Diego Childrens Hospital. Dr. Farrell has exmined over 200 orphans throughout Tijuana and Mexico as part of a Spanish-speakin- g Music To CLEARFIELD 10-- 1 1 a.m. Sat. TIMli p.m. Upper Level Disco lakeside Square 370 Program. WINNERS of the Kaysville Chamber of Commerce poster contest received prizes last Wednesday. Some of the winners are (left to right, bottom row) Cheryl Card, 'Jolene Card, Rachelle Peck, Heidi 7B 1 69 12 BONELESS Amo atxicr W; jrr; r tfi- - t i |