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Show 16A The Salt Lake Tribune Thursday, March if , 13, 1984 1. y,- I ' - 1yttV'1 Volunteer corner aids individuals, groups in need There are people in the community who need help. They may be con- tacted through Community Services Center, Council, Voluntary Action wheelchairs. Thirty kits are prepared, ready to be put together. WomResource People Needed en in Community Service are requesting volunteers to work with 16 to returning from the Job Corps centers where they have received vocational training. They need a friend in the community to help them succeed with their new skills by offering friendship and guiding them to resources. Human Receptionists Needejl Services Recreation Department needs volunteers to serve as receptionists. Tasks include answering the phone, taking messages and light typing. Shifts are from 1 to 5 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays. Donations are Bake Sale Goods needed for a bake sale at the Twin Pines Care Center. Cookies, candy, pastries and pies needed March 21 from 1.30 to 3.30 p.m. Notify Twin Pines by phone to advise them that a donation will be made. The Ar Arthritis Foundation thritis Foundation needs volunteers to type addresses for mailing lists. Hours 8 a m. to 5 p.m. One day or a four hour shift would be appreciat- ed. one-on-o- Material is Quilt Material needed to make quilts for elderly men and women. They do not have adequate bedding and have had to turn their heat down. The Asian Donate Aquarium Association is requesting the donation of an aquarium for their center for the pleasure and interest of the refugee children. These children do not have pets of their own. Volunteers Guadalupe Center are needed to help with children in the Guadalupe Centers Early Learning Center. Tasks include teaching children to read. Hours are 9 a.m. to noon, Monday through Friday. Volunteers Make Lap Robes needed to make lap robes for elderly individuals in and handicapped . ,. Volunteer tutors Tutor Inmates are needed at the Utah State Prison. Inmates need certified and uncertified help in elementary education. A retired indiRetiree Needed vidual who would be willing to volunteer a few hours per week helping at the County Shops is needed. Puppeteer Needed The Granite Community Education Handicap Services needs volunteers to work in the schools as puppeteers for eight hours per week. Training and puppets are provided. Table and Chairs A dining table and chairs needed by the Mutual Assistance Association to help a Romanian refugee family in this country for three weeks. The Rosewood Nursing Home Terrace Nursing Home needs volun n - ticed immediately. Youre very bright green! The fairy tossed a strand of her green hair out of her eyes and smiled. Just calcine OStarlight today. Everyone is Irish on St. Pat- Great Gallumphing Greenies! shouted Starlight as she appeared suddenly on the bedpost of Alexandras bed. What are you doing for St. Pats Day? "Youre green! Alexandra no- - Nothing Green I don't even have anything green to wear today. Alexandra opened the door to her closet. There was a sparkle of green glitter that fell through the air and ALL of her clothes were green. Great Glittery Greenies! shouted the fairy. Golly, gasped the girl. Then she put on her green jeans and her green sweater. Were going to a parade! de-- . dared OStarlight. Its coming, right down your street. So get ready to march! Look Green Alexandra went into the bathroom to brush her teeth and comb her hair. Green flooded the room when she flicked on the light switch. PEO has luncheon PEO Chapter L will be hostess at the annual Founders Day luncheon for PEO members in Utah. The luncheon is March 31 at 12.30 p.m. in the Panorama Room of the A. Ray Olpin Student Union, University of Utah. Members will pay tribute to those who founded Cottey College, Nevada, Mo., owned and supported by PEO members in the United States and abroad. Mrs. George H. Allen is general chairman. Mrs. David Reynolds, president, and Mrs. Harlow Clark, vice president of the hostess chapter, will greet members at the door. Entertainment will be provided by Mrs. Glenn Culp and Mrs. Harry Howells. Mrs. C. Lome Tonnesen is pro- gram chairman. Taking part are Mrs. Carman Kipp, Mrs. Judy Peterson, Mrs. Max Wall, Mrs. R. E. Whitaker, Mrs. Steve Beck and Mrs. David Reynolds. Assuming assignments are Mrs. Mildred Dubois and Mrs. Harold Zogg, reservations; Mrs. Wall and Mrs. Beck, name tags; and Mrs. K. A. Pannier Jr., invitations. For reservations, call or send checks to Mrs. Harlow Clark or Mrs. George H. Allen by March 24. Whats prime rib? "Prime rib is a name you'll find on a lot of menus across the country. But what exactly are you getting when you order a prime rib? Does that mean it's a better quality piece of beef than any others? According to the National Live Stock and Meat Board, the word prime" does not necessarily indicate the USDA quality grade of prime. It simply refers to a tender slice of roast beef from the rib eye muscle. Prime rib" is referred to as a menu term. ricks too. All-St- All-St- ar Used Used Electric Blankets electric blankets that are no longer functional needed to serve as inner linings for comforters. The wires are removed. Adult Probation and Parole Adult Probation and Parole needs volunteers in two areas: to supervise probationers and for clerical work. The time required would be a minimum of six hours per week. Training will be provided. Tour Guides Eight volunteer tour guides are needed to take school children and other groups on tours through the State Aboretum at the University of Utah campus. Training will be provided. The time involved is approximately two hours per week. VolunSewing Skills Needed teers who have average sewing skills needed to sew items at home for the severely handicapped. The kits are already cut out and include instructions and all supplies. Delivery and pickup will be provided. Pats Day Golly, she said. I look green, simple trick of switching the light bulb, smiled the fairy. Now brush your teeth. A Green goo oozed from the pale green tube. I just know Im going to have green teeth, giggled Alexandra. And she did. Then she went to the kitchen and poured a great glass of. . . GREEN MILK! She groaned Day. non-prof- it nual High School Classics to benefit United Cerebral Palsey of Utah and Camp Kostopulos. Eight people needed to distribute posters three weeks prior to the event. People needed to help set up and clean up the day of the event, March 23. A refugee family Help Family who arrived here in January is trying to set up a home and is in critical need of mattresses, blankets, sheets, pillows, table and chairs and dishes. The Utah Rummage Sale Items Society for Autistic Children needs items for their rummage sale. The sale is to provide for supplies and equipment for their two group homes for autistic children. Donations needed by March 31. Items may be delivered or arrangements for a pickup can be made. Aslan Association The Asian Association needs donations of prize ribbons and any kind of trophies. They will be used for positive reinforcement in their reading groups for children. 1 Color me green on St. Note to Parents: Since children love holidays, make this St. Patricks Day a little special by making some special green things. Food coloring, tissue paper, crayons and paints can help you. By Robin Robinson teers to be part of a baking group, quilting group or an arts and crafts class. The American Cancer Society American Cancer Society needs a volunteer captain to coordinate Road to Recovery program. The program will provide transportation assistance for patients to medical treatment The captain will be coordinating phone contact between patients and drivers. Video Recorder Project Turn, a agency serving mentally retarded youth and adults, needs the loan of a video recorder. They have access to many recorded programs that would benefit the retarded but no equipment to show them. For those who Work Outdoors like to work outside, the Public Works Department needs volunteers to work in their Refuse Collection Department. The time would be 15 hours per week. Several volClassics unteers are needed for the 11th An I made green scrambled eggs for breakfast' sang out her father. Happy St Patricks Day! Green scramblies? gagged Alexandra as she looked at the glop on her plate. Great Gallumphing Greenies! OStarlight shouted. What next? What can you think of to turn green on St. Patricks Day? Turn this picture green by coloring it the way Alexandra saw it. Utah Jazz evening slated to help fight MS ' An evening with the Utah Jazz is planned by the Utah Chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society and the Petroleum Gub. Funds raised will be used in the fight against multiple sclerosis, the crippling disease of young adults. The Petroleum Club will be the setting for the March 28 event beginning with a cocktail hour at 6:30 p.m. and dinner at 7:30 p.m. Guest of honor will be Frank Lay-decoach and general manager of the Utah Jazz. Members of the team and other coaches also will be pre- n, sent The event is open to the public. Tickets are $50, $25 of which will be tax deductible contribution to MS. Reservations must be made by March 24th, and are being taken by the Petroleum Club. .v Landers: Why do some children fail? Dear Ann Landers: I just read the comments of a Floridian, who said, Parents should treat their children the way they wish their parents had treated them. I say BALONEY! I treated my kids the way I wish I had been treated and they have not appreciated it one little bit. I tried to do just right. I listened to them, trusted them and let them have their say. I praised them and I loved them. Our two older ones are so messed up it is unbelievable. The younger ones are nothing to brag about either. Please tell me what I did wrong? Actually you dont have to tell me. I know. I cared too much, and tried too hard. May I give some advice to parents of very young children? First and foremost: Follow your instincts. Never mind what tSie experts say. Just look at their kids and you will see that many of them are thoroughly kooked up. promptly and effectively. When you set firm guidelines early, you let your children know exactly what is expected. If they step beyond those guidelines, then punishment should be swift and meaningful. Third: Don't be too eager to win their approval. Let them work at A Father Who Did winning yours. Eveything Wrong (Nashville, Tenn.) Dear Father Psychologists and experts in genetics still dont know why some children are winners and others are losers. We see too many exceptions to too many rules. We do know for certain that children who are abused or neglected often grow up with personality disorders. But some of those do well in spite of the odds that are stacked against them. Other children who were loved and had every advantage fall short of the mark. No one knows why these things happen. I implore you not to be hard on yourself. You did your best The same goes for the millions of others who share your feelings of failure. Dear Ann Landers: I recently heard that women who smoke have a much higher rate of cancer of the cervix. Can this be true? It doesnt make any sense to me. I can understand how smoking could cause lung cancer, but the cervix is a female organ that does not come in contact with cigarette smoke, so whats the connection? Please investigate this theory and Doubting Thomasina In explain. Berkeley Dear Berk: My medical consultants tell me that cigarette-smokin- g women have at least four times as many cervical cancers as women who do not smoke. The damaging agent from the tar is carried to other parts of the body through the bloodstream. Wait, theres more bad news. Young women who smoke one pack a day or more for 12 years or longer increase the risk of getting cancer of the cervix by at least 12 times. Dear Ann Landers: I have the perfect solution to our horrendous traffic problem. No car should be allowed on the road unless it is fully Submit a picture before wedding The great increase in the number of area weddings in our makes it possible for The Tribune to publish only the engagement or wedding photograph, but not both. paid for. What do you think of it? NedP. Dear Ned: I think youve been reading too many joke books. To assure publication, photographs for use with wedding announcements in The Tribune should be in the office of the Lifestyle Dept., Room 201, Tribune Bldg , at least one week before day of the wedding ceremony. The $8 charge for wedding photographs is to cover reproduction costs. Because of the volume of photographs handled. The Tribune can assume no responsibility for pictures submitted. Golden wedding and birthday announcements are charged for space used at the rate of $20 per inch. There is an extra charge if a picture is used. They should be submitted to the classified advertising department, Newspaper Agency Corp., 143 S. Main, or phone Guild sponsors show A fund-raisin- ion show luncheon and g are fash- on the agenda of the Promised Valley Playhouse Theater at noon at the Hotel Utah Grand Ballroom. Guild March 31 Themed The Magic of Fashion, with clothes from ZCMI, the show will feature childrens, youths, womens and mens apparel, directed by Joyce Confer. Special guild recognition will be given to wives of advisers to the Promised Valley Playhouse, Mrs. Neal A. Maxwell and Mrs. Dean L. Larsen. SOLD AN OLD TRICYCLE ANO GOT WHAT ASKED Reservations can be made with Mrs. Daryl Reavis or Mrs. M.G. Poore. WANT-AD- S 2372000 Fay Bowden, guild president, will preside. Second: Learn to discipline GOOSE DOWN COMFORTERS SAVE SHOP THE WALLS THEN COME SEE US! 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