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Show Way Drive With Mountain Bell wrapped up their United Way campaign in a big way this year . . . with a six-fotelephone. The final results of over $150,-00- 0 were phoned in to United Trimline teleWay on a six-foChavez from Frank phone by Columbus Community Center. The call was received by Bill Ohlson, United Way campaign chairman. Ohlson said, The telephone company contribution makes up about 15 of the total 6-F- t. Telephone Great Salt Lake United Way 'Feeling Good': Television's Try To Convey Health Information Raptor Survey Results Mountain Bell Finalizes United ef- Utahs latest survey of birds of prey (raptors) shows increases among bald eagles and many hawks in the state, but a decrease in numbers of golden as probably the Feeling Good, televisions Feeling GGood seen. eagles most ambitious attempt to con- boldest single attempt at mass Division of Wildlife Resources health information through health education ever attempted conservation officers drove a vey entertainment techniques, will by the media. He added, Edutotal of 4,125 miles on 56 routes November cational efforts of this kind are Wednesday, premiere this summer, the most extensive 20, on the countrys 250 public critically needed. Too many peosurvey of the birds taken in Utah broadcasting stations. KUED ple have too little knowledge of since the biannual studies began will carry it locally at 8:00 p.m. the fundamentals of good health; in 1972. A1 Heggen, the Divi- The program mwill be repeated and most people dont realize sions Research and Nongame on KUED each Sunday at 5:30 that their wn actions play a Chief, noted a total of 69 golden p.m. with a local follow-u- p from major role in the kind of health eagles were seen compared to 6:30 to 7:00. they enjoy. 119 in the last survey. An addiSome 300 health experts have is the first program proIt tional 20 unclassified eagles duced for adults by the Chi- aided in selecting the 11 priority were seen, probably goldens. ldrens Television Workshop, cre- topics that will be covered in the The production of golden ators of Sesame Street. Joan series. They are: alcohol abuse, eagles was down, but still above Ganz Cooney, president of CTW cancer, child care, dental care, the three-yea- r average, said said the production of the exercises, the health care deliva As whole, however, Heggen. series, along with research ery system, heart disease, hyperproduction among raptors was and extensive outreach activity, tension, mental health, nutrition, better this year. This could be is budgeted at $7 million. prenatal care. due to the decreased use of The series aims not only to indocumentaries Song, dance, cause fort. This is really commendable. It exemplifies true community spirit. According to Dee Hobbs, campaign chairman for the telephone commpany, the goal for the 1974 campaign was 13 percent over the 1973 total of $125,-67The final result showed a 22 percent increase over last year's total. The amount pledged in 1974 was $153,604, and the average donation per employe was $43.07. We owe our success to the S.L.C. Croup Named unqualified support of all our Indian Prime Sponsor employes including AT&T and Western Electric, Hobbs added. By Labor Department Wed also like to thank the The United Council of Urban C.W.A. people. They were a tre Indian Affairs in Salt Lake City mendous help through the egshell pesticides which has been designated as prime thinning, and thus mortality, and more awareness by Division sponsor to receive $163,797 unIII der Title of the Comprehenpersonnel in identification of sive Employment and Training Indian Tribe, Uintah and Ouray raptors. Fewer bald eagles are seen in Act (CETA). Reservation, at Fort Duchesne III Utah in summer than winter, as a Title This brings Utah's funding for received $89,867 for the state is on the fringe of the Indian programs under CETA CETA Indian program. For more information on this birds nesting habitat. Their Title III to over $250,000. new funding, contact Henry numbers increase markedly in According to the announcement by Secretary of Labor Little Elk Wells, Executive Di- the winter. Specifically, sightings of Peter J. Brennan, there are now rector, United Council of Urban 1200 120 marsh W. hawks more than doubled Indian So., naAffairs, 108 Indian prime sponsors 84101. from last year. Officers spotted tionwide and they have received Salt Lake City, Utah 289 kestrels, compared to 150 tentative allocations of $34,478,-86last year. Redtail hawk sightings Freezone is for corns that hurt were up by 60 percent. Title III of CETA provides for Absolutely painless. No dangerous cutting, No no ugly pads or plasters. In days, Freezone peregrine falcons were the establishment of manpower eases the hurt...saiely helps ease off the seen in the survey which was training programs and other corn. Drop on Freezone take off corns. taken in August. Additional services to alleviate the serious funding for nongame programs unemployment and economic would enable us to exert more disadvantages that exist among REMOVES effort in assessing the status of members of Indian and Alaskan CORNS AND CALLUSES the endangered peregrine in native communities. Utah, said Heggen. The majesIn an earlier funding, the Ute tic bird has shown a marked de crease in numbers in recent years. The surveys, one each summer and one each winter, will be continued for an indefinite period to establish population trends among Utahs birds of By rCD aAVAW.UGH, DIRECTOR, prey. ALFO FLT NEV3 BUREAU ot ot 4. THE SALT LAKE TIMES 15, 1974 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3. 26-we- ek and situation comedy will be employed on the show to treat subjects ranging from nutrition to exercise and from hypertension to breast Primary target audience for the series is young parents who play major roles in influencing the health of their immediate families. Of particular concern self-examinati- on. to the producers are the health problems and attitudes of families. Dr. J. Robert Buchanan, dean of the Cornell University Medical College and chairman of the national series newly-forme- d LOCALLY. characterized advisory council, low-inco- :rn any Rood dog movies lately? Probably not, so heres some toed news. Milo and Margaret Pearsall, .c renowned obedience trainers and judges, show you all you need In know about training your dog in a remarkable series of five new motion picture ill ns. r. nti i I e cl "Dog Obedience Training," thru- - films are available c:i lua n without charge . . on and off lead (leash) and to recall off lead. Some pups learn the basics so fast they need' something more to avoid boredom. For them, this film introduces a lesson on the carry exercise: learning to retrieve objects and give them to you. later. Each film covers days. dit. event stage, starting with puppy training and ranging up :: Utah through advanced training for American Kennel Club competition. You and your dog learn in easy stages, with how-to-do- it demonstrations by the Pearsalls and the dogs they work different with: twenty-sibreeds in lively action and full x c Previously, I talked about the lirsr film in the series. Kinder-ca- r ten Puppy Training. Now, some notes on the second. Noice Obedience You are shown how to teach your deg through his point of licic. Example: part of teaching the down" command is down yourself besids the dor that po sition. So, training becomes an enjoyable game. Husic & Dog You will learn how to train your dog to obey commands not only by voice but also by signals. This film teaches obedience to the commands for sit, stay, stand and down; also, to heel . mission has awarded a contract to construct one bridge and two box culverts on Interstate 15 between Hot Springs and Perry in Box Elder County. M. Morrin and Son Construction Company will accomplish the work at a cost of $345,317.18. The official engineers estimate was Plans call for work to be completed within 100 working $471,-219.2- 0. Moru about that . Contract Awarded On Interstate 15 Project In Box Elder County The Utah State Road Com- Highway Department Project Engineer Luke Mildon says construction will not affect traffic because these bridges are a part of the continuing construction of the Interstate 15 section not yet open to ten-mi- le Purebred Scottish Terrier That give command could prevent your dog from eating something harmful picked up during a stroll with you. And obeying the "down command could save him from running into the path of an oncoming car. Shouldnt you train your dog? This series of Dog Obedience Training films may be borrowed for up to one week by dog clubs, schools, church, civic and others (groups only). Just write me at ALPO Pet Foods, Box 2187, Allentown, Pa. 18001. State 1st and 2nd choice dates at least 30 days in advance. These films are a free loan service of the ALPO Film Library. Users are asked only to pay the return postage. Next, Ill review the film on Open Dog Obedience. traffic. construction methods are required on this project because of extremely un stable ground throughout the en tire project. The bridges under this contract can be built now because at their particular locations has sufficiently settled The most recent stage, just corn-filmaterials on the project. Dieted, placed six million tons of The remaining structures, as well as the surfacing of the road way, are expected to be adver tised for bid in the spring. The entire project, initiated in 1972. is scheduled to be com nleted by 1976. Until then, traffic exits Interstate 15 at Hot Sorings and Brigham City and continues on existing US 89. Stage-by-sta- ge l me Doctor in the Kitchen4 by Laurence M. Hursh, M.D. Consultant! National Dairy Council tea astii your pet More About Dog Training Films form but to motivate viewers to take some action for themselves or on behalf of others. A1 Morman, the series senior producer who for seven years Today produced NBC-TV- s cast a assembled that has show, is rich in Broadway, TV and motion picture expereince. The local follow-u- p program will be hosted each Sunday by Dr. Bob Maddock. He will have as his guest each week a doctor who is a specialist in the field featured in that particular program. The emphasis will be on where to go and how to get help, ARE WE KILLING OURSELVES? Love each other! As a doctor, its probably the best suggestion I can offer in todays world. For we may be literally killing ourselves. Through aggressiveness. Through fear. At both the levels of nations and of individuals. Stress in our lives can be either constructive or destruc- tive. If we push ourselves to achieve, fairly and with our own talent not at the expense of the other guy I think that kind of stress is healthy. If we are reacting solely to fear, and doing this chronically, then I think such stress is destructive. Why do I qualify the foregoing with the word chronically? Let me explain: Sticky Platelets At Massachusetts Institute of Technology, nutrition researcher Dr. Robert Lees has advanced a hypothesis regarding sticky platelets. It is his belief that sticky platelets in the blood may promote heart disease. That blood platelets have become sticky means they are more ready to dot. It is often a clot in the coronary artery which is the cause of a heart attack. Sticky platelets in the blood are part of the bodys response to threat. When wc arc aroused by fear or pressure, our adrenal glands produce more epinephrine (or adrenalin) and this increases the ability of our blood to clot. In primitive man this was part of the bodys preparation for survival. If wounded, the warriors blood would clot faster and he would hopefully survive an in jury that otherwise might have caused him to bleed to death. This is a simple point for us to understand. And today, fear or any kind of stress has the same effect. The trouble is, the warrior reacted to stress both through body preparation and physical action. Presumably he weathered the ordeal, as does todays athlete, for example, because the stress does not go on and on, perhaps unreacted-to- . But many of our people are subject to daily stress which charges them up and' then they cannot ease their feelings through action. And if this is chronic, they may well be laying the way for blood clotting that could lead to a heart attack: So, dont scare yourself, .to death with pressures. Adopt the question suggested by some heart researchers Will it be important five years from now? Cultural Threats . Society ought to be doing something about all the competitiveness, the aggressiveness, the threats that our culture forces on individuals to the point of destructiveness. Living in greater harmony does not mean no tension at all, or no contrary forces. Music and the other arts would be weak, a bore, without such elements. But in writing music, for example, there is a rule that dissononcc must be resolved, if not immediately, at least predictably. With this assurance, music is exciting and enjoyable. In society, if people would com- mit themselves to resolve their problems, rather than trying to overwhelm the other guy, there would be far fewer problems, probably better health, perhaps real peace. |