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Show Junior Rodeo Queen Competition Planned Lakeside Review, Wednesday, July 31, 1985 2B manship, miss congeniality and sportsmanship. Registration will be Aug. 5 at 5:30 p.m. in the Defense Depot Officers Club. Entry fee is $10. Competition that night will be in personality and appearance. The horsemanship portion of the contest will begin at 6 p.m. on Aug. 6. The exact location will be announced Aug. 5. A junior rodeo queen contest, sponsored by the Defense Depot of Ogden, will be held Aug. and is open to any girl between the ages of 8 and 16. This is an excellent opportunity for young women to gain experience competing for a rodeo queen title, Lee Ann Martin, a DDO rodeo queen said. The girls dont have to be a dependent of a depot employee to compete. The three age groups for the and contest are Awards will be given out in each age group for queen, first attendant, second attendant, as well as personality, appearance, horse - 5-- 6, 11-- 0, For further information, con5 tact Lee Ann Martin, or Joyce Bowman, Denfense Depot Ogden is an integral member of the Defense 14-1- 6. 13 393-254- 731-355- 6. Logistics Agency. Roy Woman Takes Lead in Play The production opened last week and will continue playing through Aug. 17. It is part of the Utah Musical Theaters summer A Roy woman is role in the play, main the playing Anne of Green Gables," featured at the Val A. Browning Center for the Performing Arts at Weber ROY State College. BRENDA AND BRAD LEE LILLYWHITE . TAMARA LYN AND WILLIAM 0. Jeanette Reimschussel, daugh- of Dr. and Mrs. George Reim- schussel of Roy, is playing the of Anne in the musical. EGGETT Wedding Rites Held for 2 Couples Droesbeke - Eggett Viewmont High School. Her husband is employed with Albertsons and is a graduate of Viewmont al- Married in Kaysville on June the former Tamara Lyn Droesbeke and William O. Eg- 1 5 were so. The couple spent their honeymoon at the Hotel Utah and will make their home in North Salt Lake. Among the guests were the brides great grandparents, Jesse and Viola Jensen. A bridal shower was given by the bride's aunt. gett. She is the daughter of Donald and Linda Droesbeke of 972 W. Porter Lane in Bountiful. He is the son of Steve and Karen Eggett of 1821 N. Main in Centerville. A garden reception followed the wedding at the home of the brides grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Sheldon Lewis Sherry Lougy. Thomas - Lillywhite of Kaysville. Wed on July 12, in the Salt Lake LDS Temple were the former Brenda Thomas and Brad The maid of honor was Trissa Thomas and the best man was Scott Hubbard. ; The new Mrs. Eggett attended Lee Lillywhite. She is the daughter of Ted and Edith Thomas of 259 E. 200 S. in Kaysville. Lillywhite is the son of Robert and Ofa Lillywhite of 988 N. 200 W. in Farmington. A reception honoring the newlyweds was held at the Kaysville Rock Chapel courtyard. Attending as matron of honor was Sharlene Christensen, sister to the bride. Bridesmaids were Lori Godfrey, and sisters to the groom, Linay, Krishna, Suzanne, and Colette Lillywhite. Best man was Kurt Gibbons. Groomsmen were Ken and Mark Thomas. The bride is a graduate of Davis High School and Ricks Col season. She has been featured in sever- al Weber State Theater produc-te- r . tions including Arms And The e Man, and Once Upon A Mat-rol- tress. BASIC STEAM CLEANING SPECIAL SOFA ANY 2 ROOMS lege. She is an administrative secre- onlv tary at the University of Utah. The bridegroom graduated from Davis High School and is currently attending BYU. He served a LDS mission to the Dominican Republic. He is a computer programmer at TREMCO consultants. After a trip to Yellowstone, the couple will make their home in Orem. Prenuptual parties were given by Sharlene Christensen, Jenne Winn, Darlene Jensen, Lori Godfrey, Wendy Wright, Jenny at the Young and $20 1095 WITH 4 ROOMS GET HALL & BATH FREE! WE ALSO OFFER TEFLON COMMERCIAL CLEANING AUTOMOBILE DEEP SCRUB FOR HEAVY SOIL INTERIORS GUARANTEED LET US DO THE CERTIFIED CARPET CARE 394-016- 4 (Call Collect) Expires -85 Your Familys Health Hypertension Undermines Heart Health DR GEORGE F. SNELL problem f?il to consistently do anything about it, and so they become treatment failures. This problem is one which takes cooperation between patient and physician for many years, and has Special to the Lakeside Review - The fourth risk factor for develis disease oping coronary artery iin elevated blood pressure which is known officially as hypertension. The first three factors we have discussed are smoking, cholesterol and high fat diet, anxiety and stress. The fifth and final factor to be discussed next time is inactivity. Hypertension is a disease of epidemic proportions with estima- good results. What is an elevated blood pressure? For most adults, it is a pres- sure of 14090 or higher. Children have an elevated blood pressure at lower levels, and elderly people may have pressure a bit higher than 140 and not hypretensive. To understand in simple terms what the blood pressure is, think of the heart as a pump and the circulatory system as a set of tubes through which blood is moved by the action of the pump. When the heart muscle contracts, the pressure in the closed tubes is elevated. This is called the systolic blood pressure and is the higher figure. When the heart muscle is relaxed and the pump is filling, pressure in the system is tions that 45,000,000 Americans have elevated blood pressures and half of these people dont know it. High blood pressure usually gives you no sign that you are sick, so it is a silent disease, a silent killer, if you will. It contributes directly to many deaths each year, deaths from heart failure, and stroke, despite the fact that many people can control blood pressure quite easily and cheaply, and also despite the availability of many medications to treat elevated blood pressure, many people with this ! less. This is called the diastolic pres- sure, or the lower pressure figure. When the pressure is higher, the pump has to work harder to cir- culate the blood through the system. Over time, high pressure' will cause damage in the target organs: heart, brain, kidneys, and the eyes. Target organ damage from elevated blood pressure is largely preventable. The actual causes of high blood pressure in patients are not really known. There are factors, however, which definitely contribute to elevated blood pressure. They include heredity, heavy use of salt, obesity, excessive stress, and in some cases, the use of certain medications such as oral contraceptive pills. BRENDAS PRESCHOOL 2212 E. Antelope (Oak Forest) Layton Experienced Certified Teacher Opening in Sept. Morning and Afternoon Sessions Available foods: bacon, bouillon, broth, cheese, corned beef, com chips, frankfurters, ham, olives, oysters, salted nuts, pickles, pizza, popcorn, potato chips, pretzels, relish, sauerkraut, sausage, soy sauce, tuna fish canned in oil, waffles. Some foods are surprising with their salt or sodium content. For instance, a one ounce serving of potato chips has half the salt that a cup serving of very high 3 & 4 year old groups only 10 children per session For registration and information 392-561- 3 chocolate-fl- one-ha- lf instant pudding avored does. More detailed lists can be obtained from your physician or hospital dietician. Other things which you can do to help yourself include weight control with regular exercise, stopping smoking, which also elevates blood presWhat can you do about an ele- sure, and trying to avoid excess vated blood pressure? The first tension. If your blood pressure doesnt place to begin is with your salt intake and your calorie intake if respond to the above basic measures, medication may be needed. you are more than 20 overweight. There are lots of lists A large number of medications of which contain foods high in salt different types are available to content. Here is a partial list of treat and lower blood pressure. Properly Zoned & licensed (The best in Layton) TAKE0NE5 1. rj i 544-034- Z. J 2 the video shop vnm? VIDEO SPECIALTY STORE 2 Attend Convention ' hance personal, professional and organizational skills. Founded in 1917, in Nashville, Tenn., Altrusa is the pioneer of womens classified service clubs. Altrusa clubs seek out community needs and endeavor to raise the quality of life for people everywhere through its programs and projects. International headquarters are in Chicago, 111. Donna Parker, presiROY dent, and Carol Fielding, immediate past president of Roy, were elected by the Altrusa Club of Ogden as delegates to the biennial convention of Altrusa Internain Boston, tional, July 19-2- 3, Mass. Ogden Altrusans were some 1,000 delegates, the among alternates and members from Altrusa Internationals 17 country Donna Parker is president of the Altrusa club of Ogden for the 1985-8- 6 year. For additional information concerning Altrusa, network. Workshops, seminars and exhibits scheduled throughout the y convention gave all participants an opportunity to en five-da- call 825-729- DONNA PARKER CAROL FIELDING 5. This is What Our Reviewers Have to Say... Annie.. .is a smash hit. THE VILLAGE PREPARATORY SCHOOL Anne of Green Gables... truly plenty of fine singing and acting. NOW ENROLLING Pre-Scho- ol Mike Stever, Ogden K-- 8 at Weber State College Christian : : Small learning groups 2 Call 544-052- For brochure ! IRENE WHITE, 360 S. 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