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Show 2B Lakeside Review, Wednesday, July 3, 1985 rc Early Diagnosis S j s A M :'.. y , ; y ? ? ' f 4 vr vV' i - f I' v. x v & . ' ' .... ' t 1' ' - i,! v nr5 ' - A . v ?& v : ' ' ; ; i ' K. 4 JT .Vx.V --:... w ', ' '! I '' 8& A Special to the Lakeside Review I Breast cancer is the number one cancer among women in Utah, and in 46 other states. In the United States, one out of every 1 1 women will develop breast cancer at some time during her lifetime. While these facts are alarming, remember that effective treatment depends on early diag- , F X -- i - ' ' ' v , " v ,- ; 3;. 1, 4 M w Vl nosis. ' The best way to do this is to practice monthly breast self-eamination (BSE), have regular and take admedical check-up- s screenof mammography vantage ing as appropriate for your risk t hyx'h' ft.A , J' ' ' ? - profile. According to Ida M. Jorgenson, fl k J '.Yii WiridiTlirt'ftf JULIE ANN JONES AND ROBERT D. DUERDEN CYNTHIA FORD AND RUSSELL PURDY Wedding Dates Set by Area Couples Ford - Purdy Mr. and FARMINGTON Mrs. Dixon A. Ford of Farming-to- n have announced the engagement of their daughter, Cynthia Ford to Russell Purdy of Kays-villPurdy is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Purdy of Kays-vill- from the University of Utah. She is currently teaching in the secondary school system. Purdy graduated from Dixie College and Weber State College. He currently is attending the University of Houston, College of Optometery. Jones - Duerden The couple has set July 12 as LAYTON Julie Ann Jones, the wedding date. They are plan- daughter of J. Richard and Annie ning a garden reception at the Jones of Orem, will marry Robert brides home. Ms. Ford graduated Douglas Duerden, son of J. Verle e. e. and Leone Duerden of Layton, on July 10, in the Salt Lake City LDS Temple. A reception will honor the couple on July 10 from 9 p.m. at the home of the brides parents, 7-- 1159 S. 300 W., Orem. Bridal attendants will be the brides sisters. Best man will be Scott P. Smith with Ken Farmer of Casper, Wyo., and Cam John of Layton as ushers. ct ; I ; ! ; ; : KAYSVILLE Aug. 6 is the date set by Miss Susan Diane Marx and Clark Galen Olsen for their wedding in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. She is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Clyde F. Marx of 1097 Sherwood Drive, Kaysville. Olsen is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gourdin H. Olsen of 634 N. 100 E., Farmington. The couple will live at 1186 E. Gentile, Layton, Utah. ar son, They spent the first four years of their married life in Bountiful and then moved to west Layton where Milton has resided for 54 GflHnEn Mary Sessions, Sharon MOST INSURANCES ACCEPTED- - - RIFTS-PE- T .SUPPLIES AT WHOLESALE PRICES II Nichole Strong. evergreenH SUSAN DIANE MARX AND CLARK OLSEN years. He is an active member of the Layton 2nd LDS Ward. Call has been a farmer and was president of the West Layton Irri- gation Company, president of the Davis County Beetgrowers Assoof ciation, and also the Utah State Beetgrowers Association for many years. Since retiring, he has kept a large and beautiful garden whose produce he has shared with family members and neighbors and friends. He is a father of four children, has 16 grandchildren, and 44 His children are: Mrs. Don F. DeWitt of East Layton; Robert, Dean, and Mrs. Dennis (Vernetta) Wilson of west Layton. His family invites all relatives and friends to meet with them on this occasion. AND FLOWERING SHRUBS FERTI-L0M- E CRICKET Club Formed; if ? ' t ' j lb. Cannister fiat & tasy SUGG. RET. $2.98i 1 The Six Stirring Sitters Club was recently organized under the direction of Raquel Members are studying child care and cooking. Club officers are: president, Kim Maughan; vice president, Jenny Bullough; secretary, Emily McCormick; reporter, Shelly Sinclair; song leader, Marcy Olsen, and recreation leader, Wendy ter; our price 40 BUY 3 GET ONE Kill Wakefield. vice-preside- nt OFF. FREE $234 h. r Suggasted Retail INSTANT COLOR 1 I P landscaping! I I HEADQUARTERS I BULK H FOR YOUR HOME 1 I "LAWN . T0AD-ST001- Marigold, Patunias, Geranium, ate. CHECK OUR LOW LOW LAVA R.R. R0CK-T0- SOIL P TIES, , j 3M I u..l I TO 1700 FRONTAGE OUTLET PRICES I I PHEASANTS CHERUB PLANTER FROM 21J Classified I.IIIIIU I S SV THE I DECORATIONS FROGS - ROOSTERS I I PRICES! Can Find It. 1 scon's FERTILIZERS BAIT 4-- H Y't' & GRASSHOPPER Officers Elected Bul-loug- PLANTS WITH EVERY PURCHASE ie Strong. V 6 PACK OF TOMATO Leading the club are Julie Geary, Ardis Reading, Sharon Steele, Jeanne Stevens, and Vick- ' CLEARFIELD TOP QUALITY MERCHANDISE The Buzzing Dust Busters, a phase-on- e home environment club, is comprised of the following 10- - and girls: Jill Nicholas, Debra Reading, Jennifer Steele, Natalie Stevens, and Layton Man to Note 80th Birthday July 1 0 1979. 21 nd Steele, and Suzanne Yearsley. Resident Bountiful, the son of David and Eliza Dittmore Call. Milton attended school in Bountiful and at Davis High School. He married Ethel Thurgood of Syracuse on Oct. 27, 1926, in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. She died March 2, -- 525 SOUTH STATE, NO. 10 Leaders are Patty Flint, Debra 4-- H 1227 N. 2375 E., Layton. Call was born July 10, 1905, at 773-18- CLEARFIELD CHIROPRACTIC CENTER King, Janene Jolley, Carol Patter- to southern Califor-ini- a the couple will make their home in Farmington. Milton H. Call of LAYTON 2994 West Gentile, Layton, a lifelong resident of Davis County, will be celebrating his 80th birthday on July 10. His children will honor him with an open house on that date from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Don F. (LaRue) DeWitt, at NUMBNESS FOR FREE CONSULTATION DR. DARYL E. HALES Yearsley. After a trip Life-lon- g JOINT PAIN PH. Participating in the Hot Pans, a second-yecooking club for girls, are Jill Flint, Danielle King, Christine Jolley, Jami Patterson, Suzanne Sessions, Stacee Steele, and Natalie The bridegroom graduated from Davis High School. He is employed at the University of Utah Medical Center. : & w.Rclfs TINGLING NECKACHES DISC PROBLEMS BACKACHES his Family. basis. Davis High School and LDS Seminary. She attended Brigham Young University and College of Eastern Utah. She is presently, employed at Davis County Bank. - 20-4- 4--H Best man will be Frank Esthei-me- r. The bride is a graduate of - s. HEADACHES ently employed with Coast to Coast Hardware in Kaysville with WEST POINT Two new clubs have been organized in the West Point area. Both groups will be run through a cooperative effort with the members mothers serving as leaders on a rotating A reception honoring the couple will be held at the home of the bride. . a, Peru. Her fiance served an LDS mission to Pennsylvania and is pres- Aug. 6 Circled by Local Couple 3. Mammography can be of special benefit to women as part of check-upregular cancer-relate-d Women up to age 40 should perform breast (BSE) every month and in addi0 should have a tion, thoses breast examination by a physician every three years. A baseline mammogram should be done between the ages of 35 and 40 for later camparison if needed. Those 40 and over should do BSE once a month, have a breast exam every year. X-ra- will be a senior The bride-elethis fall at Brigham Young University where she is a member of the womens track team. She has served an LDS mission in Are-quip- 49. Director of the Cancer Screening and Control Program, Utah Department of Health, and the American Cancer Society, here are some things you should know about mammography: y of 1. Mammography, an the breast, has become vital to the early diagnosis of breast cancer. It can detect extrememly small breast cancers. The earlier breast cancer is discovered, and the smaller it is, the better the chance for cure. Such small cancers have a very high cure rate. v 'jj L lives-especial- ly x- - "V - 2. Mammography can find cancers too small to be felt by the woman herself or by the most experienced physician. Mammography also shows other changes in breast tissue that could represent a sign of very early cancer. A baseline mammogram is of value because it can be referred to for later comparison. In combination with physical examination, mammography has been proven effecin tive in saving women over the age of 50 who do not have symptoms. 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