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Show 6A Iff Power Outage Hits N. Davis Lakeside Review North, Wednesday, October 24, 1984 '' 5 ; ! ! E ANNOUNCE YOUR WEDDING, SUNSET Almost 1,500 homeowners in northern Davis County found themselves without electrical power for a few hours last week, after winter weather downed some power lines. The outage, which began at 6 a.m., lasted only a half hour for some of the homes. The remaining houses had power restored by about 9 a.m. The affected homes were on 1000 West and 1800 North in Sunset. A few Syracuse homes found themselves in the same situation Wednesday, and did not have power for two hours. MISSIONARY, ENGAGEMENT, EAGLE SCOUT, INFORMATION IN THE. Lakeside Review PLEASE SUBMIT BY THURSDAY AT 3:30 P.M. 14S N. MAIN, BOUNTIFUL 2146 N. MAIN, LAYTON u IF FEELS LIXE YOUItESLEEPIKGONALOG .... Come To MgMatbBSS and rjEW MATTRESS SET! TWIN SIZE SETS Start $11g95 (Back Rest VI) FULL SIZE SETS Start at We This week Have A ONLY Large Selection of Bunkbeds Mattress Set and FARMINGTON Most peodont realize that a gold mine of helpful books on subjects from divorce, to death, to lying, to table manners or self esteem are just around the comer in the Davis County School Districts Parent Education Resource Centers children's literature collection. Literature is very effective. It opens the communication processes. A child doesnt know sometimes what questions to ask, said Jennifer Miller, 2160 S. Orchard in Bountiful. Parents sometimes talk to children in adult language and dont get down to their level. The books put the information in simple form. We adults sometimes skip the little facts, said Mrs. Miller. Sometimes it is more valuable to have someone other than mom always saying it. Reading with the child with this kind of literature opens up the parentchild relationship and opens the communication channels, said Mary Hughes, PERC ple ductive. Parents and children learn involvement and listening skills, said Mrs. Hughes. Other books include A Terrible Thing Happened At Our House Today: Mother Went To Work, or Divorce is a Growing Up Problem, or activities for children when they are not well. The library has books for just about every specific problem a family could encounter. Our books are carefully chosen. They deal with difficult situations, new experiences, crisis situations such as death, divorce; they help children formulate value systems; gain a healthy self esteem; and gain self understanding and understanding of others, said director. Youngsters who are experiencdifficult situations can identithrough reading, with other children who are encountering and solving similar problems, said Mrs. Hughes. They see hope for themselves as well as learn new problem solving and ing fy, coping skills. When the parent and child are reading together, it is a time to sit close and put your arm around the child and talk about their worries, open avenues of communication and just spend time together," said Jan Newton, librarianreceptionist. Books like, Saying What You Mean by Joy Wilt are very pro Start At A Sturdy Adjustable Beds PERC Offers Helpful Books Review Correspondent QUEEN SIZE SETS Receive some of the helpful books from the er of Bountiful and her daughters Amy, 2, and childrens literature section of the Parent Edu- - Kimberly, 5. cation Resource Center library is Jennifer Mill- READING SUSAN TANNER HOLMES $14995 (Back Rest VI) Buy a Bed Frame FREEI ugaDoQy and perhaps one of the other libraries will have it. The PERC Center is open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. until 4 p.m.with extended hours on Wednesday until 7 p.m. A parent planning a first visit overview should try to plan to spend about 45 minutes. A small play area is available for children. (Ends Oct. 31) $25995 (1C Year-Bac- Rest k V) aft dPraksaftafollG Pritecs!! 4050 RIVERDALE ROAD, RIVERDALE 621 -- 41 50 OPEN DAILY 10:00 A.M.-7:0- 0 P.M. Saturday 10:00 A.M.-6:0- 0 P.M. CLOSED SUNDAY P & Q 0 Q Ed) if tf ,0 Mrs. Hughes. appreciate any resource I can get. It gives me insight into behavior problems and how to teach them. Of course it is the parents responsiblity to teach the child how to live in society, said I Mrs. Miller. But if Im going to direct my child, its not just going to come, she said. The books make me feel good about my role as a parent and makes my efforts more effective. It has always been amazing to me that we can get into space and to the moon we can do everything, but get along with each other, said Mrs. Hughes. I teach the personal interaction skills to my children. If they want to be great at the piano or in math, I can get them a teacher, but I have to provide them with the personal relationship skills to deal with others, said Mrs. Miller. We welcome suggestions of books parents have found helpful, said Mrs. Hughes. If we dont have the book, we have a bookfmder that lists the books CHANGE YOUR LIFE v Be CHOOSE A CAREER IN THE COSMETOLOGY FIELD... part of the exciting world of beauty! Train to be a BEAUTICIAN, HAIRDRESSER, HAKE-UARTIST FACIALIST SKIN CARE COSMETOLOGY SKIN CARE BARBER TEACHER TRAINING . 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