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Show Summit County Bee School funds increase $157,744 Opera ling funds for the North Summit School District will increase hv $157744 or 14.7 next year, as a result of the school finance legislation ynactcd by the 1980 Budget Session of the Utah Legislature. This was reported by Utah Foundation, the private research organization, in their latest analysis of school finance in Utah. The report shows the estimated operating funds for the North Summit School District will amount to SI. 2.12. 279 or $1,265 unit during the per weighted-pup1980-8school year. This compares with operating funds of SI. 074.5.15 or SI. 122 per weighted-pupil unit in 1979-8il 1 0. For the state as a whole, operating funds for the support of public schools in Utah have climbed from SI 78 million in 1470-7- 1 to S50.1 million in 1980-8- 1 an increase of during the period. Inflation has been the major factor in this dramatic surge in sehool costs during the nasi decade, according to the smdv. If expenditures are expressed in terms of constant dollars per school child, (he change during the period would amount 18.1 . ten-ve- ar ten-ve- non-teachi- 1, Utah's guaranteed basic school from program was raised bv 11 $852 per weighted-pupi- l unit in 1474-8to S446 per unit in 1980-8In addition, increased funds wen provided in the allowances for retirement, social security, transport a t ion and special categorical grants. 0 1. Foundation analvsts point out that because of special programs and allowances there are about ?s"n more weighted pupil units than there are actual pupils attending Utah schools. Consequent Iv. when costs arc expressed in terms of actual pupils, the 1980-8- 1 basic program will be equal to unnrox. SI. 67 per pupil in average dailv attendance. Moreover. when allowances for trans 1. 1 Changing poor habits will increase your life expectancy Avoiding a heart attack or stroke is a goal which motivates millions of Americans to exercise more, improve their eating habits, and to give up smoking. This current trend among the people today reflects efforts to achieve good health through preventive care. Changing your lifestyle cjf poor health habits can lead to a longer life expectancy, feeling better and look better, arid reduce the risk for cardiovascular disease. Your is the key to a new approach for improved health. This aplife-stv- le proach maintains that today's liutsv habits are tomorrow's killers. Your lifestyle includes nutritional intake, exercise (or lack of), Americans cat almost half of their meals away from home; and restaurant food tends to be high in salt. It is almost impossible to avoid salt intake with its presence in so manv foods, but here are some tins that can be followed: ...Use more fresh fruits, vegetables and meats. ...Don't add salt in cooking and baking. ...Read labels on all processed foods to check for sodium contents. ...Season with lemon juice, fresh or dried herbs, or spices other than salt. ...Avoid saltv snacks. Bv starling good eating habits now it will become easier as you go along. It may be wise to start with one area at a time (like stop adding salt to food), then go to others as vou accomplish one. If vou have any questions concerning high blood pressure or dieting, please contact the Summit Countv Health Dept, or talk to vour phvsician. In Coalville you mav call Nance Hutchinson, the Public Health Nurse, at 336-250.- 1. on Mondays and Wednesdays. In Kamas. call Mrs. Bigelow. Public Health Nurse, at 4 on Tuesdays. Thursdays 78.1-4.17- and Fridavs. tobacco and drug use. daily activities, and attitude toward preventive health care. All of these factors have an influence to some degree on high blood pressure. The month of May is National High Blood Pressure Month and with this the Summit County Health Dept, is attempting to educate the community about high blood pressure. This article will be devoted toward the lifestyle of eating. A good diet has many benefits; although it isnt easy to change the wav you eat. it is possible. High blood pressure is twice as common among those who are overweight. Usually when an overweight patient loses weight, their blood pressure goes down. Losing weight is a difficult task. Here are some tips that may help to overcome some of the behaviors that lead to overeatings: Why do you eat? If you eat for a variety of reasons which are not directly related to hunger, you mav develop an overeating problem. When do you eat? If you skip meals in the morning, there is a tendency to overeat at meals later in the day. Food that is consumed earlier in that day is usually burned up through daily activities. What do you do when you eat? There is a greater tendency to overeat when vou are watching TV. What speed eater are you? Fast caters frequently have overeating problems. They usually finish before others and take second or third helpings. How often do you eat on the run? Eating on the go tends to promote eating commercial fast foods that are high .in fat and calories. Another important consideration when discussing high blood pressure and diet is sodium intake. The most common source of sodium is salt. Although the body needs, sodium, Americans tend to get more than they need. It has been found that sodium intake contributes to high blood pressure. Like losing weight, cutting down on sodium- can help in lowering blood pressure. Salt is found in many of the things we eat. like prepared, prepackaged foods. It is used as a preservative, a flavor enhancer, and as a substitute for higher priced ingredients. It is also included in many processed foods such as baked goods, lunch meats, canned and frozen foods, cereals, candv. cheese, and ice cream. - Friday, May 16, 1980 Marion portation. employee retirement, voted leewnv. and other operating costs not part of the basic program also an included, total operating costs in Utah next vear probably will exceed SI. 675 per pupil in average dailv attendance. In addition to the increases for operations, the 1480 Utah Legislature raised state appropriations for school building aid from $1.1.2 to SI7.65i5.800 million in 1979-8- 0 in 1480-8However, because of raoidlv rising school enrollments, state building formula entitlements had to Ik scaled hack in order to conform with the funds made available. The Foundation studv notes that eh 1480 Legislature also changed ilti school finance law to permit all districts to divert funds from capital outlay levies to operating nurposcs. In the past only the Salt Lake Cilv Sehool District had been given this option. Legislation passed in 1979 would have placed added statutory limits on the taxing power of school districts and other local units of government in 1980-8When the 1480 Legislature failed to approve personal income and oontilaiioii estimates required by the limitation formula, the law became inoperative at least for tltis vear. 21. to about Other factors contributing to the increase are I) liberalization f the retirement other and fringe benefits program for school employees. 2) reduction in the average class size. .1) establishment of new and expanded programs and services. 4) increases in the ratio of and support personnel to classroom teachers, and increases in oilier operating costs beyond that caused hv inflation. Coalville, Utah 8401 7 Mr. and Mrs. Antoine Powell and family traveled to Lchi to visit with Antoines mother, Mrs. Maxine Powell on Sat. to wish her a happy Mothers Day. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Smith enjoyed a trip to Moab on Thursday of last week. Happy birthday to Donald lepscn, and happy anniversary to Mr. and Mrs. Mike Clegg and Mr. and Mrs. Stan Stahr. George and Sandi Lynghclm from Portland. Ore. arc here visiting with the Ronald Smith family this week. Rebecca and Perry Carter and two children were visitors on Mothers Day with the Richard Watson family. Mrs. Don Jcpscn went to the Tcmnlc on Thursday and attended Hoytsville a wedding that evening for a niece. Wilma Weller, in Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Olsen reported that they had all the family at home on Mothers Day to visit. It was a lovely day. On May 7, Rhodes Valley held their Homcmaking Meeting. were check pillow cases, painted cartons, owl note pads and lycd quilts. A lunch of sheperds pic. carrot and celery sticks, rolls and a surprise cake was enjoyed by those attending. Sacrament meeting was a tribute to Mothers given by Kenny Jones, Matt Flinders and Kendall Rockhill. A lovely song was sung by the Targctter A and B classes. They were directed and accompanied by Linda Hair and Chris Parker. Mini-class- Susan Osmond underwent an emergency appentieitis operation at the Coalville Hospital. She is home now recovering nicely. Her father Richard got home Sunday from a business trip to Texas when all the excitement was over. Frank Judd was released from Cub Master. Anna Beth Kennington and Dona Evans as den leaders. Cub Master Tim Chatterly was sustained and Kathy Peterson as den leader. The church speaker was Elder Nolan Pace, who recently returned from his mission to Washington. es D.C. Michael G. Pace was the youth speaker. Glenn Brown introduced the Cambodian family they arc sponsoring. South Soummit Stake On Sat., May 10. 1980 at 7:30pm in the Kamas Utah Stake Center, a Young University. He married Rosemary Jensen in 1978. They father-so- n program was held to have one son. remember the Restoration of the He served a mission to the Aaronic Priesthood. High CouncilIndoncsia-Djkart- a area. He was man James Milliner was in charge in wrestling and football of the program. while in high school. He was an all Youth speakers were Darin WAC guard in 1978 and all WAC Thomas, teacher Francis Ward, tackle in 1979. Also honorable Jeff Baldwin, Teacher Mt. View mention all American 1979. He Ward. The opening prayer was by received the Boston Gridiron Club Brent Hale and the benediction by Award for Sportsmanship and he Richard Peacock, both Kamas had to play pro football Ward. The organist was Danny with signed the Green Bay Packers. He Jepsen and the conductor was has a degree in Business Donald Jepsen from Rhodes Management from BYU. Valley Ward. Bro. Bell told some very The keynote speaker was interesting and uplifting stories. introduced by Kent Frazier. He Those who attended enjoyed him was Tom Bell, a tackle for BYUs very much. There were approx. football team. He was born in 150brethem there. Quincy, Calif. March 29, 1956. He Refreshments were served by attended school in Gaithburg, the Young Women with JoAnn Maryland and college at Brigham Peterson in charge. Coalville Kelly and Linda Shaw Batts arc pleased to announce the birth ol their new son. Christopher Glen. He was born May 8 at the Heber Hosital. He weighed 7 pounds. 4 ounces. Little three year old Doby is very happy to have mom and new brother home. Grandparents are Glen and Dixie Shaw. Carl and DeAnn Batts of Hoytsville. The new baby also has some great grandparents and a great, great all-sta- te Today's Version Of A grandmother. There names are unavailable at this time. Roy and Eava Laws left Monday morning for their mission at Nahvoo. Their daughter. Vickie, and Jim Guild will be taking over the store for them while they are gone. They also have a four year old daughter Tiffany. We would like to welcome them to Coalville and hope they enjoy the next eighteen months with us. Spug Blonquist is up and around after an emergency operation lor appentieitis. Classic When the chef of the'famoue Waldorf hotel created the clastic Waldorf Salad for the opening of the hotel in 1893, the recipe called for equal parta of raw apple and celery, bound with mayonnaise. Since then many variations have been popular, including this version prepared with Jell-raspberry flavor gelatin. Now, raisins end chopped walnuts are added for texture and crunch in a molded salad for five people to enoy. O MOLDED WALDORF SALAD 1 package (8 os. ) raspberry flavor gelatin Pro Family Conf. held 1 cup boiling water water 34 cup cold 1 tablespoon lemon juice 12 cup diced NO SMOKING peeled apple 12 cup thinly sliced celery Barbara Raff drove to Ogden all-da- y I .ASMXTATICW 2-- IVivnrv. the associated students Weber Slate College sponsored Brigadere General Andrew Gatsis. who spoke on "the plan to draft women and put them into At noon if Barbara found the whole dav vere imeresiing and informative and inviics those wanting to heroine involved with these or related issues on a local level to rontaci her or her husband Terry at msmssi ss5 u 4 877-561.- 1. sm Hi Echo and Jennifer of Echo. Mr. and Mrs. Orlan Jennings of Ogden were dinner guests of their Donald son and daughter-in-la- Weekend guests at the Leo Weaver home were Gary and Sandra Weaver and their children, Karwin, Krista, Kendell, Kendra and Kyle, all of Pocatello. Belden and Zelma Lynn were Mothers Day guests of their daughter, Janice, and other family members in Salt Lake Co. Mrs. Beverly Mair and her family entertained her mother and stepfather, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Jones of Pleasantville, and Bev's grandmother, Mrs. George Teck of Pocatello, on Mothers Day. Marvins uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bates of Kamas, visited at the Mair home Monday. Mother's Day guests at the Harrison Richins home included Joy and Basil Beech, Miss Debbie Richins, all of Ogden, Frank and Fay Richins and their daughter Patricia of Salt Lake, and David and Karen Richins and their iatrfvsx.v1 Dissolve gelatin in boding water. Add cold water and lemon juice; chill until thickened. Stir in apple, celery, raisins and nuts. Pour into a mold. Chill or until firm, about 3 hours. Unmold. Makes about cups or 5 servings. Utah Association of Women and " Pornography's Affect on Families" was pm on bv Citizens for True Fredom and Citizens for The conference was introduced hv kevnote speaker Susan Rovlance. talking about the rawer of the informed citizen. The nartieipanis then attended four workshops designed to educate women about pressing needs of women today. "How to Talk to vour Legislators" was sponsored bv the Weber County Eagle Forum and Utahns for Excellence in Education. "Teenage Pregnancy" was snonsored bv the organizations Ri'jlit to Life. LDS Social Services - FAMt.lfttHNi&E Mi 2 tablespoons raisins 2 tablespoons chopped walnuts and Birthright. A lecture on "Humanism" was sponsored by last Thursday to attend the Pro Family Conference at Weber State College which was arranged by the Pro Faniilv Coalition of Utah. 3 ' 4 fu2 V i KA .. and Cathie Irene and their children, on Mother's Day. Donald and Cathie and their children. Benji and Andrea, visited in Ogden Monday with her brother Brad who leaves this week for a mission to Seattle, Wash. Karen and David Richins and their children, Heidi, Terry. Chrisann and Jennifer joined other family members at the home of ' Linda and LeRoy Grant to honor their mother, Mrs. Lorraine Garfield, on Mother's Day. Fred and Phyllis Richins drove to Morgan Sunday afternoon where they were Mother's Day guests of their daughter. Peggy, and her husband Keith Dawson and children. Jennifer and children, Heidi, Terry, Chrisann CLASSIFIED V&i 411 Peanut butter is a natural for sandwiches especially when you make it yourself with a food processor. Today, the food proces- sor kneads dough like a sor is putting new twists professional baker. A food processor also into the art of sandwichsand- lets you turn leftovers into making. An wich to make a childs or new meals. Whip up a Turadult's lunchbox a stand- key in the Straw sandwich from shredded leftover turout event might be a homemade peanut key and lettuce. The vaributter sandwich. Containing able speed gives you more only peanuts, pure home- control by slowing down made peanut butter is rich the processing. in nutrition and richer in For these and other food flavor. The Farberware food processor recipes, write processor is unique in its Farberware, Product Inforvariable speed control that mation Center, Dept. F.P., lets you make the peanut 1500 Bassett Avenue, New butter then blend in York 10461. raisins without even changing blades. Hints For Using Your Children can enjoy makFood Processor ing the stars themselves. For better mayona cut a cookie Using cutter, star from a light slice and naise add 14 of the oil to vinegar another from a dark slice the bowl with egg,Add reand seasonings. of bread and interchange. maining oil very slowly You can even make the bread yourself! A food through feed tube. g Whipped potatoes processor can make are fluffy, not starchy as easy as pie. The when processed at a new plastic bread blade on slower speed. the Farberware food proces all-st- ar raisin-studde- bread-makin- ADS SELL d Serve a buffet meal to If you havent tried ricef-iset the stage for the Spring a salad you'll be in fog: season. The children will be especial treat... ; happy to have hot dop or cold cute and you can turn these favorites into a bal1 SALAD anced meal by serving them f rice cooked 3 cool with a hearty rice salad. cups Cook up a large pot of 2 cups sliced celery 1 package (10 ox.) rice at one time to make frozen green peas, enough rice for several cooked and drained meals because, covered and minced onion 14 cooked rice cup refrigerated, 12 cup diced pimientos keeps its quality and flavor 1 cup cubed American for she or seven days. Rice's delicate flavor process cheese blends well with many cubes) (1 1 cup mayonnaise foods leftovers, vegetables, 1 teaspoon lemon juice cheese or meats, such as chicken or roast. And a rice 12 teaspoon each salt and seasoned pepper salad goes well with the main course whether hot Combine all ingredient or cold. Since rice does not and toss lightly. Chill. have a distinct flavor, it is in lettuce cups and garni perfect for mixing with a with sliced, hard-cook- e wide variety of differing egp and tomato wedges. if tastes and textures. desired. Makes 6 servings. f RICE-VEGETAB- i smsmmKxiS I : "V:;.-- . -- w- - |