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Show page C2 Friday. December 27, 1996 Davis County Dlipper Lnfe Area Health Care Clinics Health Clinics offered by the Davis County Health Department for area residents Weekly FAMILY HEALTH CLINICS: ADULT PHYSICALS: Camp, sports, and routine employment. Cost determined by sliding scale; Strep throat testing. For appointment call 451-331- 0. CANCER SCREENING CLINIC FOR WOMEN: Breast & pelvic exams with pap smear. Cost or appointment call: determined by a sliding scale. Information 451-331- CHEC: Free preventive health care for all persons under 21 years of age who are on Medicaid. For information or appointment call 451-334- 8. PEDIATRIC & ADOLESCENT CARE: Sport, camp, kindergarten and day care physicals; well testing. For appointment call 451-331- & sick child care; strep throat - HEALTH CUNIC (FAMILY PLANNING): control Birth methods at a reduced cost. Physical exam with a pelvic exam and pap Cost determined smear. by a sliding scale. For information and appointment call REPRODUCTIVE DON'T CRY FOR ME...Madonna gives a stunning performance as "Evita" Peron, Argentina's former first lady who was mourned country wide when she died of cancer Antonio Banderas is cast as Che. 451-331- 0. SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASE (STD): Evita lavish film made for all r rrrrrn i i i i i i i iiiiiiiiiim Excellent Superb will xav up Iront: I want hvita" to score big at the box office. I want the imme studio to make so much money that studios will be clamoring oxer themselves to produce the next film version of the latest winning musical.. want this not only because I loved it. but because I love musicals and want the movie market to make them again and for audiences to respond to them. No too long ago, musicals like "West Side Story," "My Fair Ladv." "The Sound of Music," and "Oliver!" were not only beloved but taking home the best prizes on Oscar night. In the last decade, producers have been shying away from musicals ("Fvita" included because of the lackluster responses to Broadway crossovers like "Annie" or "A Chorus Line." But Alan Faiker has done it! He has presented the lavish "Kvita" as a grand him anyone could appreciate. "Fvita" is an old passion of mine." Faiker says, "hva Peron was an extraoidinarily complex, fascinating and charis 1 Tony-Awar- d 1 I 1 1 i rri i 1 1 i i r inrnrTT Good Fair Poor matic woman and to tell the truth about her. in a balanced, contemporary cinematic way, entirely as an opera, is a great challenge to " any filmmaker Like her or not Lva Person, First Lady of Argentina, is a phenomenal character: and like her or not. Madonna plays the role like no other could have. Don't cry for her. Madonna herself has said, "I and was destined to play Fvita" admirers and detractors alike will have to agree. The film follows Lva from societal the lower-clas- s fringe to celebrity renown and finally to her metamorphaxix into one of the most powerful women in the world. This massive production was filmed in grand scale in England, Hungary, and Argentina. The Argentines demonstrated daily during production there, unhappy with the cynical bent of one of their most beloved figures. It was 1952 and Lva Peron is dead. Deeply shocked. Argentina mourns the premature death of this country girl whose meteoric rise to defender of the poor has changed the nation's history in a few short years. As told by the Che" (Antonio story-telle- r Banderas). Eva Peron was born illegitimate. As a teenager, she attaches herself to a popular tango singer. Magaldi (Jimmy Nai!) and accompanies him to the Big City: Buenos Aires. Ambitious to succeed, Eva becomes an aspiring radio and film actress, moving in influential circles. She then becomes mistress to Juan Peron (Jonathan Pryce) and tongues begin to wag. She inspires the country as he takes over as benevolent dictator. Tragically, Eva is diagnosed as having terminal cancer. When she dies the people of Argentina do cry for her and becomes immortalized. This cinematic epic feels like a hardy drama, but is entirely sung. Banderas and Pryce will knock your socks off. And Madonna does what she does best: locking onto her star power through looks and music "Oh, Don't Cry for Me Argentina. The Bottom line: swelling cadences of Andrew Lloyd Wehber's music combined with the brilliance of Tim Rice's libretto, fleshed out by Madonna. Banderas. Pryce, and a cast of thousands makes the film "Evita to an remember. event Pictures. Who's it (Hollywood for? Everybody, but especially those who appreciate the symbiosis of all these fabulous parts! ) AIDSHIV testing also. For information or appointment call 451-331- CAR SEATS: Infant and toddler car seats available for sale. Toddler car seats available for rent on a short term basis. 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WOMEN, INFANTS & CHILDREN (WIC) PROGRAM: Assistance for pregnant and breast feeding women; children under five years of age. or For information or appointment call 546-692- 292-780- 4 () 2110 SO ORCHARD BOUNTIFUL 4370 WASHINGTON BLVO OGDEN Bakery Outlet Americans want tougher clean air standards to help asthmatic kids Americans want tougher clean air standards to piotect children with asthma, according to a nationwide survey conducted by the Clean Air Trust. In lad. the poll found support for the env itonnient is so intense that it could become the "sleeper issue" that determines the outcome The national xuivey, conducted by Greenberg Research Sept. 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The environment has the potential to become the sleeper issue that determines the outcome of key Senate and House races throughout the country." in New For example, Hampshire, where 54 percent of respondents described themselves as Republicans (compared to 39 percent who described themselves as Democrats), incumbent Sen. Bob Smith initially was the choice of 50 percent of voters, compared to 44 percent for challenger Dick Swett. After being informed of Natures Harvest Smith's votes on environmental legislation, however, those sur- DINNER ROLLS veyed said they preferred Swett by a 49-4- 1 percent margin a 14 point shift. The national poll surveyed 751 Dec. 26 Jan. 4, 1997 While supply lasts One item per coupon - people. The results are accurate plus or minus four percent. The Clean Air Trust is a non- profit organization dedicated to protecting the Clean Air Act and promoting its effective - ITS OUR WAV OF SAYING THANKS FOR SHOPPING 24 PACK |