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Show THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1 980 PLEASANT GROVE REVIEW, PLEASANT GROVE, UTAH THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 980 New, Unique Weight Loss Program A new and unique weight loss program is being sponsored by the Rocky Mountain Fami-ly Institute of Orem, with sessions being held weekly. It is called the Peer Program for Weight Control and is a plan to control weight and 1 eating habits with the support of spouses, friends and family members. Now you can even work together as a neighborhood. The Peer Program can be held in the convenience and comfort of your own neighborhood by organizing your friends and neighbors into a group which can meet in your home. Organizers may par-ticipate free. Participants will learn how their mar-riage, friendships, or family can help or hinder weight control. According to Dr. Lynn Scoresby, Direc-tor of RMFI, "Weight loss can be accomplish-ed more easily with a good support system of family and friends." The Peer Program of-fers both the chance to lose weight and im-prove family, friend- - JR. HIGH WRESTLERS Sam Bratt, 3rd in region; Quadelupe Kinsel, 2nd; Todd Jasper, 2nd; Troy Sorenson, 3rd; Kelly Sanderson, 3rd; Rod Maxfield, 1st; Tim Chambers, 2nd; Absent from picture, Jay Edwards, Davis Monson and Coy Hall, all 1st in region. Coach Jay Walkers team captured region tourney recently They learn to modify eating behavior, resulting in weight loss, and also to choose to control eating behavior. "Most people who lose weight and regain it within one year have not prepared themselves for d eating," said Dr. Scoresby. "The Peer Program inco-rporates a PSR (Preparaton for into each in-dividual's planning." "This PSR is design-ed to strengthen the in-dividual's ability to control eating and weight, and is an impor-tant part of the Peer Program for Weight Control. Included also in the Peer Program are Peer Conferences held periodically throughout the eight week program with the participant, a peer and a trained counselor who has ex-pertise in weight loss, nutrition, and the in-fluence of relationships on people. Further information on the Peer Program for Weight Control may be obtained at the Rocky Mountain Family In-stitute, 834 South State, Orem. 0 M-j V vSv MORE JR. HIGH WRESTLERS MicKay Robinson, Mario Ozuna, 3rd; Tilon Camp-bell, undefeated in dual matches; Mark Harvey, 2nd; Curt Harrison, Ray Fugal, undefeated in dual matches,- Brian Story, 3rd; Scot Ivie ; Absent, John Den-niso- n, 1st in region. In dual meet action the Jr. High Trojans were -1 . ships, and marriage. People learn many things from their families food preferences, times to eat, even the method of eating is learned while children are young. Because good nutri-tion and stable eating habits contribute so much to the health and well being of each per-son, parents need to develop and use the very best diet prin-ciples while children are growing. When parents are successful, children can learn to be in con-trol of what they eat and how much, thus resulting in and health more often than obesi-ty, frustration and low The Peer Program for Weight Control offers many benefits to family members participating. Recreation Department Sponsors Ping-Pon- g Pleasant Grove C ity Recreaton Department is sponsoring a doubles and singles ping-pon- g tournament March 31 beginning at 6:30 p.m. The tournament is open to all ages of boys and girls, men and women. Anyone interested in participating is en couraged to register at-th- e recreation center of-fice, located at 41 East 200 South, in Pleasant Grove before March 31st. An entry fee of $2.00 per person or $5.00 for a family will be charged. Families are encourag-ed to participate and enjoy some fun together. The tournament will be held at the J.C. building by the rodeo grounds in Pleasant Grove. Further infor-mation can be obtained by calling 785-617- Golf Classes at Tri-Cit- y Course to Start April 8 Golf classes at the Golf Course in American Fork will gtart soon, and classes will be held at 9:30 a.m., 5 p.m., 6 p.m. each Tuesday and Thursday for a period of three weeks with the first lesson being held Tues-day, April 8. Fee for the classes is $20, which includes in-struction, balls, and use of clubs. Enrollment may be made by calling the golf shop at 756-359- Classes will be con- - ducted by Professionals Jimmy Thompson and Bob McArthur with Randy Beck assisting. A limit of 8 per class will be observed. Jimmy Thompson, said Tuesday, "play golf, the game of a lifetime." Howto make the Census work for you. Answer it. 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