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Show B8 page Frida, April Davis County Clipper 1997 18, annual Luxury Home Tour will be held on Friday, April 18 from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Proceeds will fund the purchase of new computer equipment, school equipment, texts etc. for Contact Bonnie at ticket and more information. Please no children on the tour. Tickets are available at 900 E. 1800 South, Bountiful, local grocery stores on Saturday mornings. Tickets will not be available on day of the tour. All homes located in the school's area. 295-529- 7 duee fun new ways to problem solve w ith kids using local consequences. Call the Family Enrichment Center. to 546-730- 9 r. 451-730- Wednesday. April 23. 30 cityKjt Cl Tuesday. May 6 I)ais School Hoard meets Tuesday at 5 30 p m in the auditorium of the district offices. 45 h. State. Farmington They meet on the first and third Tuesday monthly. Love and Logic (teens) will help teach how to motivate and prepare kids for the "real" world, and introduce fun new ways to problem solve with kids logical consequences. using Presenter. Terry Stay lor, BS. SSW, 9 pan. at the Fannlv Enrichment Center. 320 S. 500 E Kaysville. Call the Family Enrichment Center 7-- at Tuesday. May 6 Kaysville City Council will meet at 7 p.m a city hall. 23 E. Center. They meet the fust and third Tuesday monthly. Tuesday. May 6 I he North Salt Lake City Council will meet at 7 p.m. at city hall, 20 S. Highway 89. They meet each first and third Tuesdav month- ly. Tuesday. May 6 West Bountiful City Council will meet Tuesday at 7:30 pm at city hall. 550 N. 800 West. They meet on the first and third Tuesday monthly. Tuesday. May 6 Woods Cross' City Council will meet at 6:30 p.m. at city hall. 1555 S, 800 West. They meet each first and third Tuesday monthly. 6 Tuesday. May to 546-730- 9 Tuesday. Max 6 The Centerville City Council will meet at 7 p m at City Hall. 250 N. Main They meet each first and thud Tuesday monthly With Parenting Thursday. April 24-M- Sign Language, beginning class5.30-7- . Intermediate classes taught by Cheri Shatter. 10 yeais experience. This is a continuation of classes. You must call Sheri Fannlv Enrichment at Center. 320 S. 500 E." Kaysville. To the call Family Eniichmenl Center es. 546-152- 546-730- April 29. May 6. 13 Discover your potential and hidden skills to help you organize your outlook on life, introduce fun ways to problem solve with kids using logical consequences, Richard Smart, presenter. Enrichment p.m.. Family Center, 320 S 5(H) E.. Kaysville. S15person Preregister by calling Positive Self-Tal- Wednesday. April 23 Bountiful City Council meets Wednesday at 7 p.m. at City Hall. 790 S. 100 East. The council" meets every Wednesday except the fifth Wednesdav of the month. Alliance for the Mentally III will meet the second Thuisday of every month in the downstairs meeting room of the Bountiful City Library, 725 S. Main Street. Bountiful from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. This support group is open to the public and to those with a friend or family member suffering from mental illness. For more information contact Chris at 298-034- Cluh meets at Beneficial Life Tower in Salt Lake City at 7 a.m. on every second and fourth Monday of the month. For more information contact Barbara Warriner or 299-821- 4 298-441- Thursday. Mav 15 The monthly Lymphedema Support Group meets trom p.m. at the American Cancer 4-- 5 E. 3300 South. Salt Society. Lake Citv. For additional information call "483-- 500 or 941 1 Cy EVENTS 546-730- 9 Tuesday. May 13 Adult CM ADD Group (Adults and Childten with Attention Deficit Disorder) meets 9 pm. at Davis North Hospital. 1600 West Antelope Drive. Rm 3. Layton exit 335. This group addresses adult issues only and meets every 2nd Tuesday. Tuesday. April 22 The monthly meeting of AARP will be held at 12:30 p.m. at the Golden Years Center. A video produced by Rhythm N Exercise for mature adults will be shown and is titled. "Prime Time Fitness." All seniors 50 are inv ited to attend, so invest an hour to pep up your life. ? V5 Saturday. April 19 Earth Day Farmington City will hold its annual Honors Night at 7 p.m. at the City Offices. The public is invited to attend. Thursday. April 24 The Mountainland Rehab. Community Service Forum 1997 will be presented at South Davis Community Hospital from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. on the fourth Thursdays each month. Thursday. April 24 is "Health Care Services are Available to you at Home" bv Kev in Martin, R.N., Rob Llovd, P.T., and Jennv " Claik, OTRL. Saturday. April 26 Monday. April 21 FTM Toastmaster's Walter Bornenieier Tuesday. April 22 and the annual Spaghetti Dinner at St. Olaf's McNamara Center at 1800 South Orchard Drive, Bountiful on Satuiday, April 26 from 4 to 8 p.m. The prices for the feast are to age 3 free, 3 to $2.50 and 12 and over $4.50. All proceeds from this event will go to b enefit the Boy Scouts in Troop 220 and Cub Scout Packs 3320 and 4030. Wednesday. April 30 Davis County Council on Infants, Children, Youth and from a.m. to 3 p.m. sponsored by Bountiful City, the League of Women Voters and the Bountiful Beautification Committee. Information on Earth Day and prizes will be given away to participants. Friday. April 18 Mueller Park Junior Highs Utah Center Education for Families in We have spoken with a good number of students at college and high school who, when asked why they are doing what they are doing, replay that they are doing it because it is what their parents want them to do. For example, they might be a premedical student or determining that being a building contractor is what they want to do in life because their father was a doctor or they knew' someone they admired that was a building contractor. This is a judgment for good reason. Sometimes however, our kids are doing things because we tend to put some pressure on their choices w hen they are not in agreement w ith ours. For example, the son of one of our program specialists decided at one point he wished to play the piano. His father was delighted because he himself was a piano player his son, therefore, was following in his own footsteps. The son ended up practicing less than regularly and eventually quit. The lp 451-110- cards, Saturday. May 17 Centervilles Fashion Heritage Silhouettes Through History will be presented on Saturday, May 17 at p.m. in the Centerville City Hall Council Room. Fashions from 1848 to 1948 will be displayed following the Fashion Show until 3 show is part of p.m. The Preservation Week. father was disappointed, to say the least. A few months later, the son indicated he would like to play the trumpet. The father, disgusted after the son had quit the piano, said he wouldnt even consider the possibility. After all, he had seen what had happened with the piano lessons. But later, he realized that his reluctance had less to do with the fact that the son had quit piano than it had to do with the fact that the father couldn't imagine a child of his playing the trumpet. It just didn't fit his image of his son. Fortunately, the father also realized that his feelings had a lot to do with his image of the son, but nothing to do with what was best for the son. The son started trumpet lessons and became successful in what he had seen as his goal. The point of this story, and many others like it, is simple. Parents need to find what is right for their children, not for their own impressions of what they had hoped their children would be or do. There w ill be frustrations as parents try things that dont work, but the ultimate reward will be their finding the right things that do work. Straight Chiropractic to host Kids Day America April 26 will mark the third annual "Kids Day America" which is and a Health, Safety, Environmental Awareness Day, held nationwide, to educate the community about these important issues. Last year over 60,000 children and their families were able to enjoy this day. Straight Chiropractic will be hosting the event in Bountiful. Many other local businesses are participating and making donations to make this a true community event. All proceeds benefit The Utah Chanter for the Prevention of Child Abuse. There will be free Child ID Families will present a conference on children Growing Strong and "helping kids bounce back in troubled times" on Wednesday, April 30 at 7 p.m. to 8.30 p.m. at Viewmont High School at 120 W. 1000 South, Bountiful. Afternoon workshops from 3 p.m. to 5:45 p.m. Cost $5 per person including material and dinner. Registration is required. Keynote speaker is Mervlyn Kitashima from Pearl City, Hawaii. For registration or for more information contact Gail at Birthday Celebration at F'ive Points Mall on Saturday, April 19 Gary M. Lloyd .ut write Director spinal exams, scoliosis screenings, balloons, food, giveaways and drawings every half hour. In addition, essential information on crime prevention, child safety and environmental awareness will be handed out, says Dr. Millet of Straight Chiropractic. Local police and fire departments will be on hand to provide free fin- - ger printing of youngsters and safety information. Dr. Ed Swanson, DDS will be checking childrens teeth for any distinguishing marks for their ID cards. Along with fingerprinting and dental marking, the ID cards will have a picture of each child and other personal information. This information is designed to be conveniently carried by a parent in their purse or planner. The ID cards will contain all the needed information to help authorities quickly locate a missing child. There will even be special appearances by "McGruff the Crime Dog, Sparky the Fire Dog and Utah Jazz Dancers. All parents and children throughout Bountiful and the surrounding areas are invited to come celebrate Kids Day America. The event will take place Saturday, April 26 from noon until 3 p.m. at Straight Chiropractic, 463 S. Main St. in Bountiful. A special "ribbon ting ceremony will be held with community leaders at 12:30 p.m. Thursday. April 24 7 Wednesday. May Thursday. Mav 8 The Journey of Hope Support Group sponsored by the Ltah 7-- 9 The Davis County Hoard of Health will hold its monthly meeting Tuesday at 7 a.m. in the Davis County Commission Chambers. at Sen us Cafe (downstairs meeting room) located at 55 N. Main, Bountiful, from 7 to 8.30 a.m. Any interested owners or piotesxionals are welcome to attend. For more information contact Jeff or Mardene Smith at Kids can experiment on what to excel on Farmington City Council meets at 7 p.m.. at city hall. 130 North Main. The council meets the first and third Wednesdays of the month. Monday. April 21 The Davis County Commission meets on Monday at 2 p.m. in the Commission Chambers at the courthouse. 28 E. State. Farmington. The Journey of Hope Support by The Utah Alliance for the Mentally III will the meet second and fourth Thursday of every month in the at downstairs classroom the Bountiful Library. p.m. This support group is open to the public and those with a friend or family member suffering from mental illness. For more info call Chris at Group sponsored 298-034- Wednesday. April 23 The Davis County Commission meets on Wednesday at 10 a.m. in the Commission Chambers at the courthouse. 28 E. State, Farmington. The Utah Alliance for the Mentally III will sponsor a 12 week comprehensive Family Education Course Tuesdays, beginning April 22 from p.m. in the IHC Medical Clinic classroom, 390 N. Main. Bountiful. This course is designed to help families and caretakers deal with the emotional upheaval of mental illness. For more information call LAMI Janelle. 9 963-733- Thursday. Mav 1 Davis County Saturday. April 19 The Ltah Huntingtons Disease Awareness Group will hold its p m. in the at quarterly meeting Weber 2464 County Library. Jefferson Ave., Ogden. For further information Jim contact Stringfellow 292-127- Tuesday. April 22 An infanttoddler CPR class will be taught by Mary Kay Borders. R.N.. p.m. at the Family Enrichment Center. 320 S. 500 E.. Kaysville. Fee is $6person S2Red Cross card fee. can be done by calling the Family Enrichment Center. 6-- 9 546-730- Thursday. April 24. Mav 1 Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder (ADHD) class will focus on skills and interventions for parents with ADHD children. Presented by Debra Hansen, B.S. in family studies, 7-- 9 p.m.. Family Enrichment Center, 320 S. 500 East. Kaysville. $10person. $1.50 material fee. Preregister by calling the Family Enrichment Center Wednesday. April 546-730- 23. 30 Scoville will teach the class Parenting With Love and years, 9 p.m. at the Logic 2 Family Enrichment Center, 320 S. 500 E Kaysville. The class will teach how to motivate and prepare kids for the real world and intro- Kayleen (2-1- 7-- CHADD group and children with (Adults Attention Deficit Disorder) is an BOATS RV'SV CAMPERS VANS educational and a support group. They meet the first Thursday of every month at Davis High School from 7 to 9 p.m. If you have any questions contact Christine Harker at This group addresses issues concerning parents or those who work with children who have ADD. CHADD welcomes anyone who is interested in knowing more about ADD. With THE LATEST INFORMATION on Vacation I Exciting Activities tor the The La Leche League of Davis County will meet at the South Women's Self Esteem Support Group at the Family Connection Center, 1360 E. 1450 South, Clearfield. New ideas in handling life's stresses and building confidence. The group meets on Fridays from 10:30 a.m. to noon. No fees. Taught by Vera Christensen, MS, victim advocate. Contact Holly or 2 or Kay, 773-071- 776-454- Whole Family! 3E aiv 3T APRIL2-2- M THURS, - TRI. - SAT. lO AM TO 10 PM 6 EACH DAY JOLLY JUMPERS AH INFLATABLE BOUNCE TENT 0. FOB EDS 5-- 14 YEARS Tuesday. April 22 The South Davis Chapter of Business Network International now meets every Tuesday morning I Fun and Thursday. Mav 8 Friday. April 18 Travel POSSIBILITIES. 298-794- Davis Community Hospital, 401 S. 400 E., Bountiful at 12 noon. Topic: New Research in Breastfeeding; the Healthy Choice. Time is allowed for visiting with a leader, browsing through the lending library and a pot luck snack. Visit The EXHIBITORS inside the Mali M MOST FUN MYU EVB( KMTB 20 DUTCH OVEN COOKING DEMONSTRATIONS m APRIL 25 6 PM PROVIDED BY EARLVICKI DEWAAL 1955 STATE CHAMPIONS 1556 2ND PLACE - NATIONALS " i BARBEQUC GRILL COOKINS SAT, APRIL 16 PROVIDED BY CHARLIE PULLER APPLIANCE |
