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Show i I Sun Chronicle Thursday, March 1, 1S73 i " - "1 I j ' O' Sr K r ,v ASK p li' . JL-- t 4i V V & h r, Ja ffsm m THE PETERSON BROTHERS, formerly of Montana and Logan, now of Colorado, are known professionally as the Songfellows. They Very Well and You Cant Touch me with a Ten-FoPole with Hazei . Park. They appear on the BMI yesteryear records out of Memphis, Tenn. They shared the spotlight with Buddy Alan and George Morgan of Nashville, appeared at state conventions, and were on the successful campaign trail of Congressman Gunn McKay last fall. co-wro- te ot V members who have become recording artists this past year. All these new artists are busy working on more songs. Bill M. Smith, president of the GSCWRF reports that the organization will hold a special record party for all member artists in the near future. Red Cross Bloodmobile visits Roy March 12 The Bonneville Chapter, American Red Cross will hold a Roy Community Blood drawing March 12 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Roy Elks Club. This is the first opportunity we have had to have the Bloodmobile unit visit Roy. It provides an excellent opportunity for anyone 18 through 65 years of age to donate and enroll in the Red Cross blood program says Robert Farrell, Bonneville Chapter manager. Enrollment in the program can mean a supply of blood in emergencies for any member of a persons immediate family -anywhere in the United States. The advantage in Red Cross eligibility can easily be assessed when considering a pint of blood will cost $25 at local hospitals and $50 or more at commercial blood banks. Many organizations such as the Elks Club, Cutters Roy Laboratories, Coca Cola Co. and church groups have joined the Red Cross Doner Group program. This program is designed so that people who can donate will provide coverage for those who can not give. All employees or members of these organizations are eligible to receivejblood, Mr. Farrell says. Private individuals can insure membership in the plan for themselves and their dependents by donating on March 12. He says proper knowledge can array the fears most people feel when considering a blood donation. Such fears usually range from concern over bodily health to anxiety about the pain involved. Several helpful facts to know are given by Mr. Farrell. They are as follows: A donation of one pint of blood take only of the bodys volume of blood, leaving, plenty for normal bodily functions. Blood is replaced rapidly and the red cell count is back to normal within 30 days of drawing. A doctor is present at all times during blood drawing, a the use- - Neater-Sweeter-Wi- . opening; are useful in cross-matchin- that helps prevent hepatitis cases and is sometimes used to fight measles. He says public concern is growing over the rising incidence of hepatitis transfer by drug users, who frequently sell their blood to get money for their habit. The best safeguard against the oroblem is obtaining blood from olunteer doners, who have no nonetary axe to grind and are ess likely to have the disease. As the nations number one source of blood given by volunteer doners, the Fed Cross has taken steps to increase recruitment of volunteer doners and to develop safeguards to detect hepatitis in blood donations, he adds. above normal precautions because of thorough checks of prospective donors. The drawing, first at the Roy Elks Club is expected to attract a large number of participants. The Bloodmobile unit will : BRIAN WILLIAMS of Layton, wrote and recorded, and the flip side of his record with Eva Ilelmandollar, When Embers Die by Candlelight. This record was produced by the Gden Spike Label, the Royal Drifters serve as back up artists. Brian and his band have appeared with Red Simpson, Capitol recording star. co-wro- cryoprecipitates treating hemophiliacs. Serium albumin combats shock and keeps blood plasma volume up in patients without the need g for blood type. Gamma globulin is a blood protein Kiverdale, and Robert Larose, Ogden, receive congratulations from Governor Calvin Rampton as they accept a special tribute from Utahs chief executive. Both artists have appeared on the Buddy Alan show and are well known for their talents in the intermountin west. Mary Ann recorded The Ballad of Aunt Millie and Drifting Snows of Jealousy on the Ganoa label out of Kansas City, Mo. Bob Laroses first record. Prayer of a Welfare Child, and the flip side, Pretty is as Pretty with lyricist Hazel E. Park, Does, were Ogden and published by the Golden Spike (ASCAP) publishing comparny. The great Jim Blevins is featured as main back up artists on the record. Bob was named outstanding male country-wester- n singer of this area last year. OcDraseG medical specialties, social work, physical therapy, ful life of LLod is extended by its one-twelf- th precaution procedures, After a drawing, collected pints breakdown and storage as a blood component. Mr. Farrell says six components are presently derived from whole blood and isolated for use by patients who do not require whole blood transfusions. The components - red cells, platelets, serum albumin, gamma globulin, fibrenogen and cryaprecipitates - perform different functions in the healing process. Red cells and fibrinogen, which makes blood clot to stop hemorrhaging, are usually administered to make up a natural difficiency, Mr. Farrell says, Platelets and cryoprecipitates are two other components which aid the clotting process in persons born without a natural supply. Platelets adhere to the wall of a blood vessel at the site of the break and produce a plug that MARY ANN CHARLTON, co-writt- en specialties, flight operations broadcasting, communications, drafting, computer programming, photography, are refrigerated and stored for 21 days - maximum in useful life of whole blood, Mr. Farrell says. Thereafter, however, the 1 Where can a things? Things travel to Roy from Salt Lake. It contains all equipment from portables to table knock-dow- n refrigeration units for successful completion of the blood drawing. covers jf j birthday by honoring those -- ; Tlie Golden Spike Country Western Round Up of Bonds and Fans Inc., marks its first ArJ Omii fe te 392-512- 392-512- SUNSET - High honor roll students have been announced at Sunset Junior High. These students are honored with receiving a grade point average of 3.6 or be' ter. students Ninth grade honored were Brenda Abeyta, Vickie Anderson, Launa r, Susan Barton, John Love, Nancy Martinez, Carrol May, Mary Ann Meadows, Sheryl Moore, Wendy Moore, More Can any Bridges and Jeffery Brown. Also Lynnette Browning, Woman ask Than This. Barbara Buckley, Brenda Published by the Golden Dahle, Lafayette Feller, Janet Spike (ASCAP) label. For- Gorringe, Kaylynn Hartley, merly with the Melody Kathy Hokanson, Margaret Howell, Patrice Wranglers, Shirley is well Holm, Cindy Vickie Jones, Debra Jensen, known for her musical Law and Denise Malmberg. talents. our the ninth Bateman, Laura Bloxham, GSCWRBFs newest member to put out a record is Shirley Bush, formerly of Lau.d Bebout, Roy now of Ogden. She Gayleen Bennington, Brooke wrote both the words and Benton, Patty Bohon, Penny music to My World and Boyd, Elaine Brady, Debra Bar-nec- Finishing grade hor.ores are Suzanne Mietus, Russell Mikesell, Nancy Mitchell, Jeanette Peterson, Scott Rankin, Julie Read, Robyn Read, Merl Riding, Debra Robinson, Becky Rogers, Edwin Rogers, Barbara Ross, Julie Stephens, Tim Stettler, David Swanke, to perform any abortions Assailing the recent Court decision on abortions. Mother Henrita Osendorf, head of the Sisters Benedicts, reiterated that the Ogden St. Benedicts Hospital will not permit abortions performed here. Even under the pressures of today and the U.S. Supreme Court decision, she said, the Order of St. Benedicts takes the unequivocal stand to respect life. of St. We will absolutely not permit abortions to be performed in our hospitals, she said. We do let a doctor perform one if the pregnancy endangers the mothers life. We believe that just as a human has a right to his beliefs, an in stitution is permitted to have rights. She said she found it sad that within a week or or so afthe ter the Vietnam cease-fircourt could decide the value of life was nil. The Asian war has seemed to dulled us to death, she said. The Sisters of St. Benedict believe in giving ones self and service toward our fellow men out of a love for God. In discussing the lack of interest in your people in entering a religious life, Mother The rapid Henrita said, change in human living has caused part of this. Young people and many older people have almost lost their footing for their mooring, so to speak, e, Debra in the rapidly changing society. This climate of things is not the best way a young person can understand and accept a religious life . . . Women can decide to dedicate their lives to God, which is a liberating force. She said a new prioress for the order will be elected this summer. Thompson, Terra Walker, Janice Warner and Revonda Wolfe. Eighth grade high honor roll students People are speaking out, and its happening on SATURDAY SPEAK OUT with Sandy Gilmour. Cannel 4 is providing public access to the television media, the only local station to do so, as a regular feature of Sandy's weekly show. Any responsible citizen is given the opportunity to step on to Sandys show and comment on current issues or express a The wide legitimate gripe. variety of subjects covered by concerned individuals who have participated on SPEAK OUT thus far is evidence of the need for such a public service. Dr. Dan Jones, a frequent guest prised many times that the public does understand the basic issues if you break them down into the language that people can understand. The longer I survey, the more respect I have for the Utah public. One viewer called in to say: The people I talk with wish government would just leave em alone. Now, weve got enough i laws and enoug taxes. People cant keep track of them anyway, including apparently legislators because they just keep passing new ones. The only Greg Gregson: reason people are paying parking fines in the state of Utah today, in my opinion, is that they are ignorant of the law. They are not aware of the Supreme Court decision which negates the op "f Dotti Christine Francis, Michelle Galbraith, Karen Garcia, Tori Hendricks and Randy Hopper. Also receiving high honor roll were Kari Jordan, Rhonda portunity which ar.y city in the state of Utah might have to college parking fines. There are Laura Briggs: other areas in the city where government buildings could be put. Putting up the government buildings which are proposed in Senate Bill 34 will ruin oar capitol hill neighbornood. Dr. A.G. Gudmundson, Boun- Steven Mortensen, Nabor, Nancy Nelson, Arnold Patterson, Shari Shearer, Steven Shelton, Jeanne Shirley, Sue Steed, Berton Stephens, Anita Stum, Toni Trussel, Lorynn Willden, Dale Williams and Linda Young. High honor roll for the seventh grade were Mark Anderson, Nadine Barela, Gayle Donna Bouy, Marilyn Brady, Lori Wendy Coleman, Covington, Janice Deets, Donna DeGraff , Paula George and Mark Hardy. Then Michael Higley, Julie Lisa Larsen, Johnson, Thomas Lemmon, Teresa Lorenze, Brent Lutz, Scott Kim McGarvy, Bruce ' lildenberger, Tina Moosman, Cynthia Mowery, Debra Julie and Nelson Niederhauser. Also Ronald Pardoe, Ranae Rasmussen, Stacee Reed, Robert Reier, Linda Robinson, Rose Sabo, Maureen Saunder, Philip Scholl, Denise Shaw, Debbie Strebel, Tamra Thompson, Patricia Watts, James Wilson and Connie Wood. Students from Eighth Grade sytuFnle-- e Benton, Marianne Chugg, Garren Decker, Paul Eschen-bache- r, Saturday Speak Out draws public viewers ' on Sandys show and Channel 4s Im sur Political Analyst: APPROXIMATELY 16 moose were tranquilized by division peronnel in the north moose were spotted from a helicopter and then slope of the Uintas recently, fhe wLh tranquilizer dart guns. The drug took affect in about 5 officials moved closer were able to makr the row, calf, and bull moose. The to 10 minutes and they with radio transmitter collars in each of the major fitted moose were also who is studying the moose hered, will be open to drainages. A division biologist radio signals and learn more about movement, habitat track them through the etc. requirements, feeding, k, What St. Benedict's refuses Supreme 18 n! lOllniiO y techniques, meterology. Even how to cook? With the Army Reserve. And with us, you can shop from over 400 different job training programs. Youll have a minimum of four months of active duty training. Then youll have a date with us for four sessions a month and two weeks each summer as you fulfill the military obligation. We want to share your new know-hoYoull be paid for all this, of course. With money. With a fine career. And with the feeling that youre really doing something - for yourself and for your 2 8 a.m. country. So call to 6 p.m. Thats The Army Reserve. It pays to go to meetings. ed&ggg the school were also honored for achieving a grade point average of 3.3 through 3.59 on the honor roll. These students are as follows: Ninth grade: James Allison, Melvin Anderson, Elizabeth Arndt, Judy Baker, Kenneth Baker, Blair Bateman, Tammy Beal, Steven Cooper, Janet Dauma, Jullie Draayer, Allycen Farnsworth and Kelly Field. Also Julie Flint, Micheal Henrie, Douglas Herdt, Anna Hernancez, Darcy Johnson, Dennis Johnson, Dale Ken- drick, Michael Leseberg, Peggy McCrary, Daniel McEntee, Malinda McPeek, Laurie Carolyn Ogden, Moiling, Rosalie Parker, Cheryl Peterson, Kathleen Popham, Kathryn Rasmussen, Colleen Roach, Ricky Wessman and Robert Williamson. Eighth grade: David Allen, Kris Altice, Carolyn Ar- chuleta, Cynthia Barker, Ann and Bassett, Teresa Brower, gynecologist, when asked by a Shelly Chirstensen, Debbie tiful obstetrician . viewer whether he thought con- Cook, Melissa DeWitt, Scott traceptives should be available to Driscoll, Royce Eves, Jodie those under 18 years of age, Fisher, and Lynda Flegel. Also Viviene Hammer, regardless of marital status: Jill Yes, prevent the pregnancy by JanaLee Hansen, whatever means it takes, Holliday, Mary Hufteling, Lyn preferably home and church. If Hutchinson, Sherry Jones, that fails and teenagers continue Corey Little, Nancy McEntee, their sexual activity, they should Nathaniel Morrell, Tamara be protected. Opp, Barry ORourke, Robbie acSteve Holbrook, anti-wa- r Richeson, Tamie Rupe, Tina Nixon would really like Sandoval, Stacy Turner, Kathy tivist: to stay in Vietnam. So far, all Wilson and Deborah Workman Ive seen is that hes pretending Hes that hes getting out. Seventh grade: Gregory playing like hes doing something Allen, Joyce Anderson, Lisa when in fact hes got 200,000 Balaich, Robyn Barneck, Bartroops in Cambodia, Iaos and bara Barnes, Sandra Davis, Thailand, and offshore, rie can Kathie Edwards, Vickie move back in there any day that Eyster, William Gilmore, he wants to, whether they sign a Jillann and Shark ne treaty or not. Henry. Senator MiW Cap Ferry, Also Russell Livermor state legislator: I think land is a Elizabeth Love, Scott Lutz, real scarce commodity in Utah Pamela Mikesell, Lisa Norlen, and throughout the entire United LeeAnn Pearson, Camile States. We simply must plan for Popham, JoAnne Powell its proper use. Kathy Read, Darla Sewell, People are speaking out, and Linda Shirley, Larry Sisernos, youll hear them on SATURDAY Douglas Summers and Carol SPEAK OUT, weekly at 10 p.m. Tubbs. on Channel 4 Television. Got-tscha- lk |
