Show ineiwwwmgiwRMCiKe: iZ iVAf' ‘hs-- DOCTOR PLANS sw e Vjv-f-" V k v ' " ' ft V $' 'A t K- Lj vX s' 's ? 'v iVflV $T ' 4 i h -- tv 4 L : yr r l ' V 4 $ v&&i i 1 £L Install S Blackboards x ref irr‘ - '4- '’ 8 ? ' t An Ogden --- CHECKING blood pressure is nurse Elizabeth Whalen Her patient at a downtown store is James Hodge ire Ogden residents more Registered nurses nationwide relaxed than those living in Salt are volunteering to help the Red Lake City? Two registered Cross update statistics and nurses conducting a survey for who are afflicted those reach of the the Bonneville T ' ' 'i' V r it — V -- ' MORE RELAXED “The people in Ogden are just more relaxed” said Miss Heaps of Salt Lake City The Ogden rate they say is below the national figures for high blood pressure which affects every one person in eight or 11 million people ? t Other Red Cross statistics show that 250000 die from the effects of high blood pressure annually - Many of the persons the two nurses tested are under a physician’s care for hypertension Testing is dene painlessly by use of a pneumatic rubber band placed around a person’s arm with a guage checking the pressure and a stethoscope recording heart beats The nurses were concerned when some persons said they didn't want to know the readings Hypertension can kill if the person is aware of it or not Miss Heaps said The nurses’ testing project will be completed in August Causes of hypertension are and excessive nervousness of lack overweight smoking n A and sleep recomis care physician’s mended As Ogden grows the nurses of the occurrence predict will much rise hypertension faster than the population rate because of increased tension of living in a large city over-exertio- warned Tuesday that residents of the area west of Wall should be on guard for rattlesnakes Verne Jones who has an equipment rental yard at 355 W 12th said a h rattler was killed in the back part of bis yard while his boj’S were cleaning the area Mr Jones thinks the eggs may have floated downstream cn the river and hatched in that vicinity NEAR WEEDS He said he’s had reports that rattlers have been heard in the backyard where weeds have grown up but until Tuesday hadn’t seen one One of his beys who often plays with harmless snakes saw the rattler and tried to pick it up “It coiled and struck at him twice and the boy killed it” Mr Jones said The snake had a black head and a diamond pattern on its skin Mr Jones said a com- parison with a picture indicated the snake may have been a diamondback Experts say however that diamondback rattlers do not inhabit Utah those found locally being of the Great Basin &? v 4 V CADET EXCHANGE—Civil Air Patrol cadet Robert Henneman of North Ogden (left) explains some of the fine points of canoeing to his Korean counterpart 2nd Lt Tae Eui W ohn and Cadet Eric Palmer of the Australian Air Training businessman ID-inc- Blood Pressor© Checks Find a 'Relaxed Public' Chapter American Red Cross think so Elizabeth Whalen and Gayle the in students Heap s of Utah bacUniversity calaureate program for nurses are writing a paper on their findings of high blood pressure tests of 200 Ogden citizens Coordinating the program is Mrs John M (Vetie) Lesnan Tension is one of the causes of Miss high blood pressure Whalen explained She and Miss Heaps discovered a high rate of h y p o t e r s i o n — 1 o w blood pressure— in their testing here jgfA- Installation of five new blackboards In three rooms at the North Ogden Elementary School at a cost of $224 has been ap proved by the Weber Board or Education - V G j Hill AFB - 0A f fa s ’ J &'v pi- Im-ho- ff The president to is attend invited public without charge i 'J (James) l Satur-Squadro- RN Ct'Jrx £ - 3 Carol Anne V ' I The meeting will be held :aV f a -- f'A r former staff sergeant Glenn $ "Scadden 'cf Granger has rj been given a' diffcpt commission si as secotl Jicaienant in the Maintenance Squadron A recent graduate of Weber Slate College kl- - in electrical engineering Lieu-CoDon C Atkinson of Soda j tenant Scaddcn’will become a Springs Idaho with L4 officers : maintenance officer n and airmen and the 7th Sujgjyj The encampment ends 40 officers and sr-jda- y men commanded by Capt Lar xy C Echatt of Farnvngton Personnel of both units are1 working with their Civil Service i counterparts in the Maintenance and Distribution directorates at i f at the Golden Hours Center at 7 pm according to Mrs rv "4 - i- j 160 Local Reservists Take Summer Encampment at Hill day J&K? r' f Wednesday July 31 1974 r be discussed by Dr J Richard Rees at the regular meeting of the Ogden Community Heart Club Thurs- - i Standard-Examine- Blood pressure and how it relates to heart disease will 1 && - Ogden TALK THURSDAY '7 SL m Corps during their week-lon- g visit to the Ogden area Cadets of Korea 'Down Under' Visit Northern Utah Civil Air Patrol V' a mountains sea and inland salty rolling that’s the expanses of desert unusual combination of scenic attractions that greeted six foreign Civil Air Patrol cadets and their escorts as they arrived in Ogden The CAP representatives— three from Korea and three from Australia— are staying with members of the Weber Minuteman ' Squadron of the CAP this week as part of the annual International Air Cadet Exchange Program FROM KOREA Visiting from Korea’s CAP units are Cadet 2nd Lt Hee Min Kim Cadet 2nd Lt Tae Eui Wohn and their escort Lt cd Chong Han Kim The contingent from “Down Under” includes escort Thomas D Mitchison and Cadets Eric M Palmer and Ian D Maccoli all sponsored by the Australian Air Training Corps variety As guests of the Minuteman Mr Jones urged parents to Squadron they will tour Nor tell their children to not pick up snakes since there could be several rattlers in the area in view of the fact that the one his sone lulled was a young one “I haven’t seen a rattler this ail Typa of Stan Products far down (from the foothills) in 6 $ KARRIS CO a long time” the merchant 3 W 33rd 1435 said Pine-studde- d them Utah and participate in a and Salt Lake Mayor E J variety of activities ranging “Jake” Gain from a rodeo picnic and swim Cadets and escorts will be party to tours of Weber State honored at a farewell banquet Air Force Base The visitors came to Ogden after a brief stay in New York City where they toured for a few days Upon their arrival in Utah with eight Portuguese CAP who are currently cadets St George the in unit a visiting CAP contingent were visiting met by Gov Calvin L Hampton and College Hill Thursday evening and will depart for Washington DC for a final banquet and visit before returning home 7 They are presently staying at the home of squardron advisors Mrs Harold Hilbum in Roy and Mrs Robert Henneman in North v Ogden The Weber Mmuieman Squadron is commanded by Capt Warren Allen of Ogden were the other guys 731-279- JULY VACATION 4595 for medium size cars: '' -' mor than a sT ©f s:el Gt belted rodloi liras BiGoodnrh's GR70-1- 5 ' GR70-1- 4 FR70-1- Radiol Steel RS tires hove tadaf construction plus cushioned steel design Radio! construction means less rolling resistance saving you gas dollars And cushioned ssee' ' design gives you the $v gh cf and a smoother rr e Yc r r r i deserves more tucm 1 ( rcdioi Acid new hie !a your tar — treof ittatheGocc'icn Paa a! jiee' RT 5 plus Federal Excise fax of $304 to $322 and trade FR70-1- 4 r n-- ' 3995 for smeller cars: DAYTONA IMPORT RADIAL ! 30000 mile guarantee plus free replacement first 50 ©f BR70-1- CR70-1- 3 Troad Life DR70-1- 3 3 o-- ER70-1- 4 AVAILABLE plus Federal Excise tax DR7S-1- 4 AS LOW AS of $228 to $279 end trade ix Tax HR70-1- 5595 for larger cars: HR7S-1- 4 4 A HR70-15HR78-1- JR70-1- 5 v 5 JR78-1- 5 LR7G-1- 5 plus Federci Excise tex of $315 to $386 end trade Profile end construction mo y vary by fire size LR73-1- 5 20? 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