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' WrL:'"'t 2' 7' 4 '::':: - A-- - ' Vh-P- - 4I11 ft :nrcf 4 1Fr'4ffio' $0-- '' 4 ' - ' 1'1'7 7 SL pair eyes Mcaragua news By Judy B Rollins dren transporting medical supplies offering professional technical expertise for the Bertha Calderon Hospital in Managua In 1983 Bertha Calderon Hospital became the national women's health center treating obstetric and gynecological patients 1st person singular n A trial vacation? 1 whether your last name is the same and no longer check for wedding bands Vacations are the ultimate in togetherness You are stuck with each other day and night in countries where you don't speak the language you may literally have no one else to talk to This degree of closeness intensifies the good and bad in a relationship You'll quickly discover what kind of team you make when it's the two of you against the world It's not a good sign for example when you have been put in charge of the tickets and your companion keeps checking to make sure you haven't lost them For those couples considering taking their first vacation together this summer here are some tips on how to survive it Plan the trip together Too often one person winds up making most of the arrangements which gives the other carte blanche to complain if the hotel turns out to be a dump or if you arrive in the middle of the rainy season Pack light Give each other some breathing space Learn to compromise Do anything to avoid a fight Bring extra money In the worse-cas- e scenario you may find out you really can't stand each other and wind up finishing the trip alone Better to learn that now — before a trip to the altar WASHINGTON (AP) — For the first time since the demise of the Susan B Anthony $1 coin hearings are under way for the introduction of a copper dollar into the US coinage system reports a metals industry newspaper It may be time to replace the paper dollar with a copper coin for several reasons notes American Metal Market It says that what once could be purchased with a quarter now requires as many as six quarters and many automatic vending machines now require expensive dollar changers Also the life of a copper dollar would be 20 years or longer a paper dollar has an average circulation life of only 18 months The move could save taxpayers up to $120 million a If year The new copper dollar would be an d coin with etching different from a quarter so there would be no way to confuse it with another coin friends House ond ':' ::' s 6- :- ''':'C::P':::!': V4:!' ::::::::: ::' :' :'!:3:':' '':1:001 4ik ::!:'!0' ' k 'E4'::::114": IY!:14N 0 '09' I : " z ' - 41CX''::3 - '4''' 4:rs1:t--7?- "::' 2:::::-- P N1: - l'F- '''''''''''':::- t :‘ :::s: AV February to be nation- 1990 175 ZACHARIAH BROWN 112 The family of Zocharloh E own will honor him on his 90th Birthday at on Open House at the Grant Fourth Word 1111 Chariton Avenue Solt Lake City on Ftidoy June 15 from 2 to 5:30 pm All relatives and friends we cordially invtted to attend No gifts please 2-- k ' - ''ItiVii 111 rtofl oasaar likOelk HAPPY GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY The dauohters Of Evan and Winafred Carroll ore haPPY to announce the 5001 Wedding Anniversary of their parents June 7 1990 They are the proud and grand- 4: parents ig!'"4" K parents of three daughters EiRae and her husband Richard Bench LeAnn and her Paul husband JOCKSOri Pat and her husband Brian WET AUTO GLASS r FREE go Imo am ROCK I I 1 1 Or Your No I tree RepalCrct4995 I L U"Ine WiDd'hie 41 Repalr W th E very Windshield Replaternent FREE I 5SOUTH EASTAJ4 j II 3300 SOUTH 10-- 6 T WWW MOM SIBLINGS-AT-BIRT- H This imacia1 M O M EICIME1313013EIMEMICE3 11"9 3 J1 "111 rL:E:EIUMMERMICL3ICLI MASTER OF MATERNITY PRENATAL PR 0 EDUCATION GR A Mem mom mom OEM M — ow 4 - t 1 e I with specific individualized information This class can be taken before or during pregnancy 1 le 60" r T-SHI- RT ON STYLES 990 YD dMrtrONIIROPWW0P1100391 - JUNE ohSil ZES 2i T:N IE:7l EACVi A p N 4 0 45" 100 1004501ecWolnDIoN PRINTS Don Herold 60Ip SOLID COTTON CALIFORNIA SOUTHWEST A WIDE COTTON INTERLOCK PRINTS ' ON ALL BOLT 112yD 347yD ON A'BOt ORDE 24 3 27 BRIGHT SOLID COtORS lasic CUT TO ORDER A f 0 D CUTiT0 OWE' PoOt 3 I 59 - 0 399 - ab ' :: i ::: ::44:: 4:!::: :: :'zi: i:::"7: :: :::: ::f:1' :::7 f:?- ' ::::':'::0 ::::: :'' :4f:' 4 I 50 50io 4 oN'IlIZOLIS 110 1 2 OL ::!::::' 4 If 4 ' ALL ON A BOLT :: Inn x For more information please 8 or write call 45" WIDE 100 COTTON 96401 W101 45" TO KOOLI ORDER 3 9 3T99 1- - - - ALL ON A BOLT - ' 0': 4:1DL0E CRAFT MUSLIN uLIO ON L CUT TO ORDER : D - 890yD 990yD 581-232- ' PrenatalPostnatal Education Room 2391 University Hospital 50 North Medical Drive Salt Lake City Utah 84132 We will be happy to answer any question you might have 'Fa I k 1 1 t 1 - 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A BOLT A SUPER ALLGOOD I ASSORTED POLYCOTTON ALL 16 DAY SALE JUNE 11 TO JUNE 6 - 40 SARJ ABRIC I I I I I I Hospital LUniversity after delivery—an important goal during the childbearing years Lamaze Preparation for Childbirth Series 6 wk Refresher Childbirth Series 3 wk Young Mom's Childbirth Series 3 wk Pregnancy I wk Labor and Delivery Vaginal Birth After Cesarean Cesarean Birth Mother CareBaby Care Parenting The First Year Breastfeeding Infant Massage 4 wk Sibling Preparation Preconceptional Planning I did! Wasatch Spectrum Cafeteria classroom at The fee for this class is $500 per ADDITIONAL CLASSES 01 4aloo Others are $250 per session or $ I 500 for seven sessions Come and join us You will be glad you single-sessio- I E Especially for Pregnant Women and New Mothers available Mon Tues and Thurs pm The first class is free wcoupon! n class provides women who have special needs years together — 1r1" CLASS 5:30-6:3- '4 at - FREE These ongoing classes he:p women stay in shape during pregnancy and b alikkkit MEM EXERCISE CLASSES I I r couple ovir DEGREE WWI 47'10 - CO117'0100- i KNITS SPECIAL NEEDS CLASS - ‘011Peeloote1"111111"0 1 62390111 ! 0 WED THU OPEN TILL 9 PM 1 n P c4 486-152- 2 AEROBIC EXERCISE sibling preparation class is for children who wish to be present during labor and delivery Call for details The fee for this class is $25 per E "Wooloo TUE Eras mom Imo mom m EXPIRES family lk (801) CLASS Our T WITH COUPON '4' LIMIT 5 YDS I CA WAtiVeit ALL LACE 40 OFF Bridal not included I OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICES FLAT LACE 10CIrD RIBBON 6 YDS6100 I 0 LACE COLLARS & LINENS GATHERED LACE 4 YDS6100 I EAST No — INTRODUCES coupon per customer please clips per coupon 111MON-SA- THE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH HEALTH SCIENCES CENTER 5$100 BARRETTE CLIPSOne Limit 10 2343 684400 80 mm only 40 - ApptDnbrl filtutirance II j 1 II 1 Deductible Winchhieki 1 1 I 50 °n REPAIR Casinos Toward 1 I Insurance clip WI:DSHIELD $50 ii 1 OM no "YOUR PLACE FOR RIBBON & LACE" L?r D WINDSHIELDS ROTA reigitkDonvAic ' irg1 tians ond love ore sent from oil family members We wish You many more loving Mt 2ce t9tace Yite t'a6-k00‘- ' Hague nine grand- children ond five 41tt 1 - mime - MN NM L CARROLL Main 143 South ( IN Lih SeI1 Like and WINAFRED EVAN H 1 gold-colore- OWN 10':i s 2 1110p: PICK YOUR CARD PLACE YOUR AD Atcwtvi ' the children request no gifts On their behalf t) pmt a ' liktrt 1 '' qt- 'Y : :!!:::" :1: at their home West 300 North - 4 1i9 FLOYD H PEASE SR BOTH BIRTHDAY c' AI :'' ''- ' F: lives ore invited to i ""794 ' call front 030 Pm to 9:30 Pm They were ma IIP' ried June 14 1940 In the Salt Lake ''::' 5 LOS Temple and ' t have lived In Boun- ttful all their mar- ' ried lives ' They ore the Por- f' ens of three chit- dren Robed and IKathl Jo Fackrell Nina and Jim Barnhart Mary and IMichael Hanson They hove nine grandchildren and one VT'""1 E II The family of Hal E ond Helen Wood Fackrell will honor parents on their Sat Wedding Anniversary oil All Bountiful ft lends and relo BIRTHDAY :A' Their al observers for election 90TH 1 rd Happy Golden Wedding Hal and Helen Fackrell home to go to Nicaragua '$::11::''! ::::::: 61P Regula Burki left three sons at I'i:t: V:?:i:r 0::: '': ::::::::::'s6 i:-- Dr 'i''':'1: :V:::::'::a::::::'::::: )150':'W?k-'::54- KI:41- l C V P:'':': ' :: I:::1 $! ::X::':::it 4::::i1:i':-:'':it- 44:'-- i— ' :: i - 144- :i:: sk':::-- ' '' - —Tribune Stan Photo by Kiiston Jacobsen Al Campbell '' - ':: a'3: ::t: ::':t4:'::' v ::0 'Ii '0 t:''''':c:':2' i 4 Tyli aupploomonomcatiMemmemolt- 74 '' '4 :tA i 4P 4:''05er 4 ''3"' :i41:::::Ii:A::'''' :' ::'4 i''4 ' :?i'? :s::oto - -- :: ::':'::"''':: — -- The family of Floyd H Peose Sry of St George Utah wish him a His fomily happy 80th Birthday will be having on Open House in his honor Tuesday June 12 1990 from 2 to 7 pm at the home of Floyd H (Butch) Pease Jr OS E Pioneer Ave (8530 50) Sond9 Utoh His wife Verono Pease 1( P Gibson sons daughter Floyd H Pease Jr M Bruce Pease his 18 grandchiloil welcome you dren ond 18 Floyd has been an octiye Scouter fishing and boating enthusictst most of his life His greatest love has been his family No gifts please It1) ' t:':' :: ' '':':::::r'-:':- '' v r"-:- IS $4''"!!: ' Moe HAPPY BOTH 'Ii: ' '::: : 711: :ig:':'''''!:4:' ' :ziftl4 '''''':7: :':fik: 't i'! :::': in ' ItI:-Kk- "' n: ::-1- Please come and wish her well on Saturdoy June 16 1990 2 to 5 PM at her home 38 West Center K aysville No gifts please The family of Neva Kirk Hawkins will honor her tor her eightletn birthday at a reception to be held from 3 pm to 5 pm Saturday June 16 )990 at The inn 365 No Main Tooele Utah Friends and relatives are invited to this special occasion NO gifts please I:::!!!1 ‘::'-'1':"''':- O Hyde on her children invite NEVA KIRK HAWKINS :':a - relatives to an Open BIRTHDAY t' ':" c4i:02' 1 BOTH BIRTHDAY SERENA O HYDE In honor Of Sereno 801fi Bklhdoy her x: 14 HAPPY W3 1990 10 A 2 in Sunday June :: :: Ra: d Copper dollars? ::::::::::: r1 mon- d new societies" Both have been before first together as "turistas" in 1980 when Dr Burki was seven and half months pregnant She's been there five times That 1980 trip was the beginning for Dr Burki of repeated working visits — each time leaving her family to help Nicaragrua's women and chil- You've survived the first date the first time the first fight and the first serious talk about where your relationship is headed But the real test of your mettle as a couple is still to come: your first vacation together I don't mean a weekend interlude at a fancy hotel with room service at your beck and call a private Jacuzzi and his and her sinks so that not even your toiletries need merge I mean the sort of trip in which the two of you — along with your possessions dirty laundry and all — are thrown together for an extended period of time in not always idyllic circumstances That means having to contend with some combination of the following: jet lag each other's driving each other's directions luggage that gets heavier every stop you make lumpy beds and languages and customs that neither of you understands How you travel together is as good an indication as any of what it would be like to be married The original purpose of a honeymoon may have been to give you just such a glimpse into your future — though if you don't like what you see by then there's not much you can do about it Better to take a trial trip and discover whether it really is a trial Unmarried couples can take advantage of their unprecedented freedom to stay anywhere they want and even register using their real names It's still a shock to someone like me who came of age in the early '60s to realize that hotel clerks don't care "07: US government's etary and philosophical support of the Contras in their war against the Daniel Ortega-directeSandinista revolutionary government The February process provided time not only to watch the voting process but also to take the political pulse of the country Mr Campbell pointed out that the United States could learn from the Nicaraguan political process Political polling is stopped several months before the election so voters aren't swayed by results There is no campaigning four days before the election so voters can think calmly about candidates Alcohol sales are banned 24 hours for elections Campaign posters handouts and hoopla are embargoed within 100 yards of polling places and political propaganda on walls and buildings is whited out Dr Burki said Americans could learn too about how important voting is "There was real excitement People began standing in line at 5 am with the polling places open at 7 By 6:30 there were 120 people waiting Estimates were of an 80 percent voter turnout" With the election Nicaragua emerged from nine years of civil war that claimed 30000 lives and left the economy in tatters Mrs Chamorro 60 United promised peace to the nation's 35 million as candidate of a National Opposition coalition "Every person I talked to was affected by the war" Mr Campbell said "Everyone suffered If not from the emotional losses of family and friends killed wounded maimed then the economic consequences were deadly" What the Nicaraguan people chose was not Mrs Chamorro as a strong political leader so much as the peace process "The Nicaraguan people didn't vote for Chamorro but against war" Dr Burki observed "After the election there were no massive victory celebrations no joyous outbursts The choice was to stop war Peace was the important issue The Nicaraguans have been tortured by war for 10 years" Mr Campbell urged the United States to help Nicaragua move forward in the peace quest not foment civil war and help rebuild the country For both seeing what happened in Nicaragua makes them more certain of what they think should happen here "The tendency in America is to leave things to others" Dr Burki said "I believe we all should be more active" Harvard-trainesaid instead of American money Dr Burki Swiss-borused destructively and to inflict pain it should be used for social programs — building homes for the homeless feeding the hungry offering medical help "We must look to our own country curing hunger and disease In medical articles more and more I'm seeing the effects of hunger on the growth and development of children And hunger is a curable disease" Mr Campbell learned from his Nicaraguan involvement that he's part of a grass-root- s group of social activists "I discovered that I'm part of a small minority of activists but that there are thousands like us" "Decide what you'll do with your life" Dr Burki urged "and where to put your energy Decide what you'll do and what you want your children to see you doing" Mr Campbell and Dr Burki's three sons know where their parents are By waging peace in Nicar&gua she protested the Assistant Lifestyle Editor For Salt Lake gynecologist Dr Regrula Burki and University of Utah economist Al Campbell no news from Nicaragua is bad news They have more than passing interest in what's going on in the Central American country in the past the subject of heated American debate Dr Burki and Mr Campbell keep track They have a history a philosophical stake and have made sacrifices leaving their three sons and Salt Lake home to travel south The two journeyed in February to Nicaragua to monitor elections part of a three-levstructure of official observers each with credentials and picture-card identification They watched Violeta Barrios de Chamorro's ascent to power and President Daniel Ortega's defeat One observer group was sponsored by the United Nations and the Organization of American States Another including former US President Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter involved elected heads of state invited by the Nicaraguan government Mr Campbell was part of a group of economists there observing the election as a process for building the country The couple was with people from all over the world who thought it important to be there taking part in a democratic voting process "It's not unusual for world democrats to monitor political processes in other countries" Dr Burki said "During the American revolution democrats all over the world watched It was a process then and now of building By Ruthe Stein The Salt Lake Tribune b gflItsplObseirkelgtwelbanctmolNorempowerikAghe4-7vo- A |
