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Show 1 Pharmacy Director Named at Hospital New Parents Get Classes As new parents welcome a baby into the family they often ex- -, perience a variety of feelings and find themselves making many necessary adjustments in their daily lives. Feelings of joy and excitement can be accompanied by anxiety and depression and there are many questions and dilemmas to be answered. There is much written material available which can help parents at this crucial time. But often there is no one close by to help them sort out all of the in- formation and put it into .Considering the unique needs of new parents, the Davis School Districts Parent Education Re- , receive .written information about infant health care needs and various resources available in the Davis County area. The drop-i- n classes will be conducted by Athleen B. Coyner, R.N., FAAN, and Beulah S, Burgess, R.N., M.N. Both Mrs. Coyner and Mrs. Burgess have extensive experience and educational background in working with families with infants and young children. Mrs. Coyner obtained a bachelors and masters degree in child nursing from the University of Utah College of Nursing. a maternal child health consultant for the Utah Department of Health for more than 10 years. In that position she developed and administered the Utah Infant Development Program which serves developmentally disabled children. , For the past three years she has taught infant parenting classes at PERC in the Salt Lake City School District. She is coauthor of a recently published textbook, Developmentally Disabled Infants and Toddlers: Assessment and Intervention. She-wa- per- spective. . 3B Lakeside Review South, Wednesday, Jan. 18, 1984 At PERC Center . source Center (PERC) sponsors a' monthly drop in class called Enjoy Your Baby. , The class is planned with the goal of offering basic helps in feeding, handling and understanding the newborn baby from birth to eight weeks. Time will be given to discuss special challenges and to share concerns. Those attending will .Mrs. Butgesss hold a bachelors degree in nursing from Loyola University and a masters in child nursing from UCLA. Before coming to Utah, Mrs. Burgess served as chief nurse for the University Affiliated Center in Dallas, Texas. In (Jtah she has worked as an infant development program Disn nurse in the trict Health Department and is currently a nurse consultant in private practice in the Ogden and Davis area. She has had extensive experience in the deveassessment and lopmental management of infants and. young children throughout her Pes-totni- Weber-Morga- s professional career. DAVID PESTOTNIK Doctor Is Chosen As Staff President 1. Historical Society Plans on Meeting Dr. Jan S. Freeman, a Bountiful physician specializing in gen- eral surgery has been named president of the Lake view Hospital medical staff. Freeman will serve a term beginning in January, 1984. Tie succeeds Dr.- Russell B. Shields, who will remain on the hospitals executive committee as past president. Freeman graduated from the University of Utah College of Medicine in 1966. He completed residencies at the University of Utah Affiliated Hospitals and 2 two-ye- ar - the Veterans Administration Hospital in Salt Lake City. He is a member of the Davis County Originally from Price, Utah Pestotnik graduated from Carbon High School and received his bachelor degree in pharmacy from the University of Utah in 1980. He served his internship at Primary Children's Hospital. Pestotnik, has worked at Lakeview Hospital for the past three years. In 1982, he was chosen Pharmacist of the Year by the Utah Society of Hospital Pharmacists. He is a member of the Utah Society of Hospital Pharmacists and the American Society df Hospital Pharmacists. Pestotnik and his wife, Lea Ann, are residents of Salt Lake City. Infant Seats Can Be Rented The beginning date for the series is Monday, Jan. 30. They Humana and Lakeview Hoswill continue the last Monday of each month through May. The pitals have launched an- infant site for the meetings will be the car seat rental program with the Parent Education Resource Cen- Davis County Health Department in hopes of buckling up ter, 77 S. 300 E., Farmington. more children on their first ride 10:30 is. The time planned a.m. until noon. A fee of $5 per home from the hospital. Both hospitals now offer the class session has been set. Furcar seats to the public at a rental the ther information concerning series may be obtained by calling cost of $5 a year and a $10 dethe PERC at posit fee. LaNae Valentine, Davis County Health Deparmerit educator, said the program started at the hospitals as a convenience to the public. Rental seats were formerly only available CENTERVILLE The Cen- from the health deparment at terville Historical Society lists the courthouse in Farmington. Statistics released from the Richard Roberts as January's Health Department show motor guest speaker. Roberts is a grandson of the late LDS Church Historian B.H. Roberts. The meeting will be held today at 7 p.m. in the council room at the Centerville city HILL AIR FORCE BASE office. The public is invited to Two members of the 2849th Seattend. curity Police Squadron at. Hill Also slated for the monthly Air Force Base were members of. a winning team in the recent meeting is the election of officers Worldwide Peacekeeper Chalfor the new year. lenge Competition for security A nominating committee has police personnel held at Kirtland elected candidates for each availAFB, N.M. able office. There may also be SrA. James P. Krebs and A1C nominations fiom the floor. Joseph P. Flamio Jr. were part 451-507- k, Care. -. ; Medical Association,- the Salt Lake Surgical Society, the Southwest Surgical Society, the American Medical Association and the Transplantation Society. He is a past president of the Certified Surgeons of Utah and a past president of the Davis County Board of Health. . Freeman has practiced medi- cine in the Bountiful area since he affiliated with Lakeview Hospital when it opened in 1976.. Former positions he has held include: director of the Organ Bank at the. University of Utah Medical Center, Chief of the transplant division at the Veterans Administration Hospital, general surgeon at Walson Army Hospital in New Jersey, E.R. staff physician at Mercer Medical Center BOUNTIFUL David R.P.H., has been named director of the pharmacy department at Lakeview Hospital. The appointment was announced by hospital administrator, Lindel L. Carriger. Pestotnik succeeds Randy King, who has accepted the position as branch manager of American Continue Hill vehicle accidents are the most serious danger faced by young children and claimed more lives of children under 14 than the four leading childhood diseases. For example, in Utah in 1979, communicable diseases caused two deaths of children under the ages of According to the Utah State Health Department, from' Jan. 1978 to Dec. 1981, there were 39 (age 4 and under) motor vehicle passenger deaths in the state. During the same time period, there were 2,816 reported injuries among child passengers. Approved child safety seats were used in less than 3 percent of the accidents. The Health Department esti 0-- 4. mates proper use of a dynamic d infant seat reduces 0 the risk of fatal injury by FoundaThe Epilepsy percent. tion of America says in many instances epilepsy is caused from a bump on the head which happened during one of the noncrash events. The department asks parents to keep car doors locked and not let children lean out of windows or crawl around in the car. For more information contact Mary Leonard at Humana Hosor Ruth Gailey pital at Lakeview Hospital crash-teste- 70-9- (825-9561- ), 6231), or LaNae Valentine at the Davis County Health Department (451-3337- ). Police on Winning Team of the Air Force Logistics Commands team, which won the physical fitness event. The team set a course record of 1:32:25, beating their time last year by three minutes. The event required eight members of each team to run a Vi mile obstacle course. The times for the six best individual scores were added to get the 1 team score. , The 21 obstacle course forced ; participants to scale such barri- ers as vertical and inclined walls and to crawl in trenches roofed with barbed wire. Peacekeeper Challenge com- - ; prises events related to security police duties, including weapons firing and a military working ' ; dog event. ; -- ' -- - Inter-mounta- in iiiiisai I DR. JAN S. FREEMAN in Tremonton, New Jersey, and. assistant professor of surgery at the University of Utah Medical Center. Assisting Freeman on the ex-- , ecutive Committee in addition to Shields, will be Dr. Val R. Dr. DaHansen, president-elec- t; vid J. Henderson, secretary; and Lindel L. Carriger, adminis' , trator. will be chairmen Department Dr. David H. Wray, family practice; Dr. Joseph D. Jensen, internal medicine; Dr, W. Dean Smith, obstetrics and gynecology; Dr. Randy Reese, pediatrics, and Dr. Robert W. Wing, sur, , . gery. - Tired of being told what savings plans you have to choose from? , ; 4 Hill AFB Employees For Ideas of $441,600 to the Air Force. HILL AIR FORCE BASE Michael B. Dunkley received. 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