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Show 2D The Sail lake Trlbnnc Use the Wednewlay, September 12, 1984 Coleco Filer Program Rule Two-Seco- nd Is Oriented For Business Uses Following Car Ahead Too Closely Is a Good Way to Cause Accidents twwiw Iwru labrador mix will make a This male golden retreiver-yellogreat pet. He can be adopted at the county animal shelter. , M ' i l r IIVIV T I w Puppy Is Available Easy-to-Tra- in shelter is energetic and affectionate, with that spark of intelligence that will make him an easily trained pet. Puppies do need full time attention and are recommended for homes with considerate children. Any family with small children should always supervise play between their children and pets. The adoption for this great family dog is $40, which pays for his neuter operation. The shelter will also give the pet a free health examination. Heres another onlmal that can be odopted at the Salt Lake County Animal Shelter, 511 W. 3900 South. ' If youre looking for the perfect family pet, you couldnt do better Labthan a Golden Retreiver-Yellorador mix. Both breeds are famous for their devotion and love of children and make great family companions. The puppy now at the w Bountiful Panel Tries to Attract Business Special to The Tribune ! BOUNTIFUL A new Business Development Committee in south Davis County has begun compiling a Complete information and promotion package for companies to use when making a location decision. companies will become more aware of opportunities in South Davis County. By working in concert with the state and Davis County, companies will soon know Davis County is a great place to live and work, he said. - The committees operations are being funded by contributions from Farmington, Centerville, Bountiful, West Bountiful, Woods Cross, North Salt Lake and from organizations which could benefit from new development. Mr. Ward said when the area decided to pool its knowledge and resources, the Chamber of Commerce became an effective focal point for business assistance. ; Sponsored ber of by the Bountiful ChamCommerce, the organization was established to attract new business because, Many opportunities are lost for placing clean, compatible business here, because we havent Been prepared for a comprehensive committee spokesman dialogue, flob Ward explained. Z He believes that is changing and Lay tons Fiesta Day to Include Special to The Tribune ing, kick boxing and boxing demonstrations are also planned. The cook-of- f is officially sanctioned by the International Menudo Society, a organization. It will be held from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., at which time a panel of 15 judges will select the top three chefs. The first-plac- e finisher wins $500 and an trip to the World in Championship Menudo Cook-Of- f Santa Ana, Calif., on Oct 7. Second place will receive $250 and third place $100. Admission will be $1 for adults, and children under 12 are free. ' LAYTON Coors, Jackson Distributing Co., the American GI Fo- rum and Layton Hills Mall will host a and Family Fiesta Menudo Cook-Of- f Day in the mall parking lot on Saturday. - The festivities will begin at Cook-O- ff non-prof- it a.m. and continue through 6 p.m. They will and judging, live Include the cook-of- f entertainment by Grupo Sabor and Mariachi Aquila, dancing by Utah Ballet Folklorico and the Elegance Club Car Show, featuring lowriders. Door prizes, food booths, face paint- 11 Assistant Attorney General to Give Speech Special to The Tribune Earl F. Dorius, assistant Utah attorney general, will speak at the Salt Lake Legal Secretaries Associations meeting Thursday at 6 p.m at the Fort Douglas Military Club, 49 Fort Douglas Boulevard. Mr. Dorius will discuss capital punishment at the meeting, which is open to the public. BAKERS CASH & CARRY conditions and slippery roads must be given additional consideration. It can take 10 times as long to stop on an icy road as it does on a dry one. Freeway driving conditions cue sometimes conducive to tailgating. Everyone who has ever driven on a freeway during rush hour knows that if you get more than a length and a half behind a car in front, someone will immediately fill the void. Ill admit, thats a tough situation to deal with. But if you gauge carefully, usually there is a reasonably safe distance where few drivers will cut in front. Back off as far as you can and couple it with concentrated attention to traffic conditions ahead. Where you can see for a long distance, close it up a little If the view ahead is obscured, drop back a couple of car lengths. No doubt a few drivers will get the lead on you, but it will only cost a few seconds delay. All of the seconds gained in a lifetime of following too close will not make up for the time lost in a single car accident. Consider also that a safe following distance is the best defensive driving tactic against a driver who may be tailgating you. If you have some room to spare, you can compensate by letting off the brake momentarily as his grill appears larger and larger in your rear view mirror. BAGS MOLDING cmum550 CHOCOLATE Programs like Colecos Smart Filer have a place in the business world. Theres a real need for software that can maintain files, make lists and generally perform duties related to data base management. However, home use rarely dictates the need for such a program to catafinancial records. log collectibles and for a number suiied is Flier Smart of household tasks. Among them, Coleco suggests saving homework notes or running inventories of stamp or coin collections. The program would prove equally useful for recording serial numbers of your car or major appliances, organizing tax and medical records or keeping an eye on investment portfolios. The process of entering and updating such information, however, can be rather Her another article on automobile safety written by Utah Hlohwov Patrol Sot. Cary Whitney. Back Off, commands the cartoon character Yosemite Sam as he glares at you from the mud flap on the truck just ahead. A bumper sticker rebukes, If youre close enough to read this, youre too close. out running into the car in front of you regardless of how suddenly it may stop. Safety officials have developed a formula to help the average driver determine how far back a safe following distance might be. Its called the Two Second Rule. The way it works is to pick out an identifiable point on the road ahead. When the car in front of you passes that point, start counting. If you reach the same location before counting two seconds, then youre too close. The rule allows for certain variables such as speed. The faster youre going, the farther you will travel durd ing the interval, and the following distance increases accordingly. Other variables like weather two-secon- The message is the same in both examples. A vehicle owner is warning drivers who follow too close and who cause accidents when sudden stops become necessary. The complaint is justified. Investigating officers reported following too close as a contributing factor in 7 percent of all 1983 Utah highway accidents. Two people died and over 900 were seriously injured as a result. When deciding what constitutes following too close, we must determine how far back is far enough. Utah traffic law requires that a driver shall not follow another vehicle more closely than is reasonable and prudent, having due regard for the speed of such vehicles and the traffic upon and the condition of the high- g. Maintaining a file is easier than setting one up. The first step in opening a file is the creation of a template a form comprised of various fields, with numbers in some and printed information in others. After the original template is made, subsequent copies will appear on the screen upon demand, so the user must only enter the next item to be listed. Retrieval requires loading the data pack, and, by way of a number of confusing commands, asking for the desired information. With much use, however, Smart Filers complex commands eventually will become second nature. As with most home-us- e oriented filing programs, users should determine if they really have enough information to record before acquiring such a program. Though convenience would appear to be the watchword, Smart Filer seems to be better designed for those running a business from home rather than for general way. Those readers not fluent in legal-es- e are still left to wonder what reasonable and prudent means. In this particular case, it means staying far enough back that you can stop with- - Sandy Doctor Practices Acupuncture Special to The Tribune Eight out of 10 people will suffer a debilitating back problem at some time in their lives. Many chronic sufferers try to disregard the irritation while others rely on massage, liniments and sometimes addictive pain killers. Effective treatment of back pain, and almost all chronic pain, is no longer a neglected area in modern medicine. Yet an ancient method, acupuncture, is now being explored as an effective method of relieving back pain, headache, sports injuries and arthritis pain. Acupuncture is a way of goading g the system of the body into action. Although it is not an analgesic itself, it inhibits the relay of a pain message. Some people think of acupuncture as black magic or faith healing, said Dr. Raymond Middleton, a Sandy family practitioner and acupuncture specialist. But as with any new order of things, more and more people have begun to accept it as an effective treatment for pain and other ailments, he said. Middleton, the only specialist in acupuncture in Sandy, treats over 50 patients a week with the ancient art. The ailments that respond best to acupuncture treatment seem to be arthritis, muscle strain, headaches and chronic pain, although Middleton says he has had success 60 to 70 percent of the time with acupuncture as an inducement to control weight and to stop smoking. What is acupuncture? Most simply, it is a therapy that consists of stimu SANDY pain-killin- Special to The Tribune The 11th annual CLEARFIELD le Hike-Bik- a e, fund-rais- Bountiful Educator Attends Meeting On Administration Special to The Tribune BOUNTIFUL Don Perkins, principal of Bountiful High School, recently attended the National Institute of State Superintendents conference in Sun Valley, Idaho. The conference theme was: seeking excellence through effective school administration. Mr. Perkins spoke on school excellence at a seminar with principals from Colorado, Washington, D.C., Idaho, Oregon and New Jersey. He emphasized Bountifuls focus on the instruction of basic programs, student testing and evaluation and teacher accountability. It was a great opportunity to share ideas with outstanding educational leaders from throughout the United States, he said. Mr. Perkins was invited as one of five principals to appear by the executive secretary of the State School Chiefs, Washington, D.C. to Help Project TURN Hike-Bik- e 30-Mi- le lation of designated points on the skin by the insertion of needles, application of heat and massage, or a combination of these. Few traditional Chinese practitioners would recognize todays medical acupuncture. Silver and gold needles have been replaced by stainless steel needles which are stronger, less expensive and easier to sterilize. Nee- - er for the Davis County Association of Retarded Citizens, will be held Sept. 22 at Hill Air Force Base from 8:30 a.m. to 2 pm The fund-raiswill also benefit Project TURN, Teaching Utahs Retarded Normalization, an organization that provides services to physically and mentally handicapped people. The organization serves people from Ogden to Provo. Participants have obtained financial sponsorship from individuals and businesses for each mile they hike or bike. Individuals and families who have collected contributions that qualify them for the prize list will be awarded their prizes on Nov. 1 at the Monte Vista School, 70 S. 300 East, Farming-ton- , at 7 p.m. die twirling, to induce stimulation, has been replaced by electroacupuncture, in which electrical currents provide continuous stimulation to the nerves in the area of the treatment. But the basis of the technique remains the same. The needles, which to 6 inches long range from one-ha- lf are much finer than syringe needles, and seldom cause bleeding. Specialists will usually insert the needles at defined points in the skin at various depths. The typical treatment requires between two to eight needles and may last about 30 min- home use. Tribune Media Services Sci-- CLIP Convention Set Fi Author Anne McCaffrey will be among guests at the second Western regional science fiction Re-Co- n, 19-2- President Birel Convention Vaughn said the activity will feature panels, films, an art show, gaming tournaments, a masquerade ball and a banquet. Jhf suit Calif Jribunf SAVE & (USPS473a000) Salt akr 43 fibnnr South Mm Dial 237 700 Telephone Numbers. Established April IS. Ii7l. published daily and Sunday and twice on Wednesday by the Kearns Tribune Corporation. 143 South Mam. Salt Lake City. Utah $41 10 Do you need information, want sports scores, have a news story or feature you want to talk about? Is your paper missing? 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