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Show Health Tips HEALTHIER BABIES BEING BORN TODAY - Babies ate bigger and healthier than a decade ago based on a study of reported birth weights in 38 states, USA Today reported. The study, carried in A' recent issue of die Journal of the American Medical Association, found that babies born in 1980 weighed 2.1 ounces more than those born in 1970. In addition, ihere was a 20 percent decline during the 10 years in the number of newborns weighing less than 5.5 pounds. Dr. Samuel Kessel, of die National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, who conducted die study, attributed the trend to better prenatal care, better eating and health habits of pregnant women, and a drop in the number of women who smoke during full-ter- m pregnancy. STUDY SHOWS WOMEN LIVE LONGER BUT NOT NECESSARILY HEALTHIER Mens health is better for a larger percentage of their life although women live longer, according to a study that focused on the quality of life rather than longevity, says a report in the NEW YORK TIMES. The report also found that poor people have the longest period of low quality health before they die. The report concludes that women spend more time physically dependent on others because they live longer and endured the infirmities of old age longer. PHONY MEDICAL DEGREES BY BEING TRACKED AUTHORITIES Federal and state authorities have begun widespread investigations into the validity of medical credentials, according to a NEW YORK TIMES report. The investigations are the outcome of the U.S. Postal Services discovery of extensive trafficking in fraudulent - medical credentials, originating primarily in Caribbean medical schools. According to the article. American citizens are the principal buyers paying as much as $5,000 to June Engagement announced Mr. and Mrs. Jay Hughes of Spanish Fork announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Kathy Lee Hughes, to Kent Bennion, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bennion, of . The prospective groom is a returned LDS missionary and is currently employed in Orem. This cute little miss, Lacy Jean Fawson, of Payson just celebrated her First Birthday, May 6, 1984. The proud parents are Deloy and Sharon Fawson. She has one brother, Sean Bell, and a Irene C. Johnson of Spanish Fork. Happy grandparents are Lyman and Nina Fawson of Grantsville. Steel auxiliary great-grandmoth- The regular meeting of the United Steelworkers Auxiliary was held Wednesday evening with President Alice Peart presiding. After regular business was taken care of, games of Bingo were played. Prizes were won by Alliene Farren, Bingo; High Cut, Grace Chatwin; and Low Cut, lone Ryan. This was the last meeting until fall. The next meeting will be at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 5. Refreshments were served by hostesses Alice Peart and Alliene - Mrs. Jim Lunt. Other guests were Steven Lunt, John Lunt; Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Harkness of Salt Lake City; and Mrs. Joseph Aldridge of Provo. The Ericksons also visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Erickson, Lehi, and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Wilson, American Fork. President Rosie Jameson con- ducting. A general business session was held during which members began the plans for the annual steak fry. Final arrangements will be made at the June 19th meeting. Following this meeting, the club will recess until September, Prize winners for the evening were: Faye Wall, Bridge; Ina Clement, raffle; and Marsha Tilby, cut. Hostesses were Mona McGinnis and Georgia Ewell. To him who in the love of Nature holds Communion with her visible forms, she speaks A various language. Bryant I love not man the less, but nature more. Byron err, but Nature Dryden ID Legion auxiliary The June meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary was held at the Memorial Building Monday evening with President Virginia Bradford 0 PI Mrs. Joseph Bern ini of Eureka, drove to Ogden on Saturday to at-tend TROPICAL REVUE--8- 4 presented by Aloha Dance Studio, PELE, FIRE GODDESS was the title of the revue, which was held at the Val A. Browning Center For Hie Performing Arts at Weber State College. Miyo is a third year student at the dance studio. Prior to the performance, the four enjoyed dinner at Brattens Seafood And see the rivers how they run Through woods and meads, in shade The United Methodist Women , s and sun, Sometimes swift, organization met Monday evening at sometimes slow- ,- Wave succeeding the home of Alliene Farren. wave, they go A various journey to A business meeting was conducted the deep Like human life to endless Mabel Butler. She by sleep! also presented an interesting lesson John Dyer for the evening. Plans were made for the next The woods were made for the meeting of the U.M.W. to be held at hunter of dreams, The brooks for the the Oak Crest Inn in Spanish Fork. fishers of song. The evening ended with delicious Restaurant. Sam Walter Foss refreshments served by the hostess to: Mabel Butler, Sandy Evans, Pat Nature is a volume of which God is Mr. and Mrs. June McNulty and Brady, Virginia Randle and Frances author. the Ewell. son, Kerry, returned home this week Harvey d weeks in western after two Washington, where they were house Nature, like a kind and smiling Bob and Betty Robinson recently .guests of Garnet Hunt, to our dreams lends mother, returned home from a vacation Although the McNultys have and cherishes herself fancies. our vacationed in Washington for the spent in Wyoming and Montana . Victor Hugo While in Lovell, Wyoming, they past 22 years, they always seem to were houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. find new and interesting things to do. Richard Green. The Greens and This years trip started with a tour to Robinsons were neighbors a few Mt. St. Helens. It was a beautiful years ago when Bob was employed dear day and the view was fanin Wyoming. tastic! All the aerial photos of the After visiting and renewing old downed timber cant possibly give friendships, the Robinsons then the effect of actually observing it. traveled up over the top of Big Han The Mount had spewed ash 22,000 Mountain where the sights were feet into the air the day before, Eureka, Utah breathtaking. On the very top, the Trips to the ocean beaches, Seattle highway cut right through snow Aquarium and Zoo and the usual banks more than twelve feet high, major league ball game were added On the eastern slope they came upon to by ah underground tour of Seattle, A McNulty family a large group of hang gliders. held to help June celebrate his was Watching them jump off the mountain was quite a tummy- birthday. Fifteen family members x Mens cuts & styles attended. The party was hosted by tickling experience. Ladies cuts & styles Their next stop was the ranch of Mr. and Mrs. Vem McNulty on Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fly (Marion Camano Island. This is the first time Perms Lucas), near Hardin, Montana, the four McNulty brothers and their Coloring where they were overnight guests. sister, Naomi, have been together so the was occasion since' of After a grand tour the beautiful childhood, Frosts Fly ranch, the time was spent really a special one. Manicures was The weather very catching up on' news from home and Solar Nails cooperative, unlike the reports they talking about each family. . Before leaving the next morning, received from Utah. the Robinsons visited with the Flys Let me make the newspapers, and Appointments son, Tom, and delightful little not in is what I the care preached daughter, India Leigh. Suggested Later that-day- , they arrived in pulpit or what is enacted in Phone: Helena, where they were house Congress. Wendell and of their guests Phillips daughter, Becky her husband, Larry Hornby. The 433-63- 27 The careful reader of a few good next three days were spent visiting, Wed.-Sa- t. shopping, sightseeing and just en- newspapers can learn more in a year than most scholars do in their joying each otters company. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. The Robinsons returned home by great libraries, ' ' ' V1T.B.Sanborri. way of Idaho. Vice-Preside- nt . fun-fille- presiding. This was the final meeting prior to the summer recess and members enjoyed a potluck dinner, Election of officers was held with these results : Virginia Bradford was as president; Cleo Judge was elected 1st La Von Kirkham, 2nd vice- re-elect- ed nt; 18-1- m . er, On Sunday, Oscar and Lilly Erickson drove to Lehi for dinner at the home of their daughter, Mr. and Methodist Farren. vice-preside- A regular meeting of Eureka Ladies of Elks was held Tuesday evening in the lodge rooms, with Albuquerque, New Mexico. The group enjoyed a fun family reunion, complete with a phone call from Mauds brother in Califor- nia...who was unable to come to Eureka at this time. for the phony degrees. While investigations are currently un- and lone Ryan, derway in 15 states. New York and president; California are considered the most secretary-treasure- r, seriously affected states. The Cut prizes were won by Cleo Judge TIMES noted that four persons were and La Von Kirkham. recently dismissed from hospitals in New York where they were posing ' as doctors. They had obtained their There be three things which are false degrees from the Dominican too wonderful for me, year, four Republic. which I know not: the way of an eagle in the air; the way of a serpent of a ship in the a NEW ANTIBIOTIC PROVES upon rock; the way of the sea; and the way of a midst SUCCESSFUL AGAINST FORman with a maid. INMERLY RESISTANT Proverbs XXX 9 An antibiotic FECTIONS developed from bacteria found in Born in iniquity and conceived in New Jersey after a worldwide sin, spirit of nationalism has search may be prescribed for nevertheceased to bend human inAmerican patients early next year to service of dissension stitutions the to treat some infections that resist other drugs, a researcher said. The and distress. Veblen drug has been used successfully by 8,000 people throughout the world Nature is the most thrifty thing in since it was developed from a microthe world; she never wastes organism found in 1979 in a forest in southern New Jersey. According to anything; she undergoes change, there s no annihilation, the researchers, millions of people could essence remams matter is eternal. be treated with the antibiotic in the Burney United States, including children with congested lungs and bum victims. It will allow cures to a lot oT Grass is the forgiveness of nature-gra-benediction. ..Forests negative bacterial infections her constant harvests perish, flowers ch as ones assodated wUh the decay, is but vanish, grass immortal. urinary tract, pheumonia . or venereal disease. $50,000 Recent weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Blight and Laura Ann, were Mauds mother, Mrs. Ann Siler, of Long Beach, Calif.; her three sisters -Mrs. Jean Dunn of Orange, Calif.; daughters, Jeanie and Karen, ct Provo-Orem- Lady Elks Calif.; and Mrs. Viola Conrad and The bride-eleis the grandof Mr. and Mrs. Harold daughter Fox of Eureka. She is presently attending Utah Technical College School of Nursing Page Three Brevities Mrs. Frankie Bryson and her daughter, Kathleen, of Irvine, Spanish Fork. in The Eureka Reporter 14, 1984 THE FAMILY IHAIRLOOM1 Patti Robinson, get-togeth- er Owner & Stylist |
