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Show y Citizen, Review, Press, Thurs., Augu Hospital offers prenatal classes American Fork Hospital at 756-600- The ideal time to take the prenatal classes is when you are six months pregnant, Ms. Baird said. Prenatal classes at American Fork Hospital begin Aug. 28, ac-cording to Sally Baird, R.N., in-structor. The classes include films, videos, guest speakers, a tour of the hospital, and a "lot of practical ideas." In addition, new parents with a one to baby come and give a demonstration on giving baby its bath and there are breathing techniques given with demonstration and practice. The first lecture is an introduction to the program, fetal development, nutrition during pregnancy, com-mon discomforts and maternal changes, and to the hospital. The second lecture includes in-struction on the physiology of labor, when to go to the hospital, breathing techniques with demonstration and practice, and a tour of the hospital's labor and delivery area. The third lecture includes analgesics and anesthesia, emergency childbirth, deliveries, and exercise during pregnancy with a demonstration and practice. The fourth lecture will be on the first few days at home after the delivery. There will also be a demonstration on how to bath a one or ld newborn, and in-fant care. The fifth lecture is on breast and bottle feeding and contraception. The sixth and final lecture is on baby's first year of life including the development of the baby, exercise to help baby grow and develop, and play and toy ideas. This class also include baby's immunizations, car seat safety, safety in the home and parents will receive certificates of completion of the course. Pre-regist- by calling the obituaries Leonard Pett Leonard Richins Pett, 90, American Fork, died Wednesday, Aug. 15, 1984 in American Fork. He was born Dec. 25, 1893 in Samaria, Idaho to Heber George and Rachel Pidcock Richins. (He took his stepfathers name of Pett.) He married Edrie Steel on June 19, 1915 in Bingham Canyon. The marriage was later solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. He was a retired steelworker and had lived in Ogden several years. He worked for the Utah Copper Co. in Bingham Canyon and was American Fork City water superin-tendent for several years. He was a member of the American Fork Sixth LDS Ward, secretary of the high priest quorum and worked with the Utah State Training School LDS Branch. He is survived by his wife of American Fork and two daughters: Mrs. George (Barbara) Stokes, Clearfield; and Mrs. Frank (Helen) Lay, Arlington, Tex. Also, 10 grandchildren, 31 great grandchildren, five great great grandchildren; and two half-sister- s: Mrs. Lucille Reese, Brigham City; and Mrs. Genieve Larsen, Fort Worth, Texas. Funeral services were held Saturday, Aug. 18, at the A-nderson and Sons Mortuary Chapel. Burial was in the American Fork City Cemetery. Joshua D. Nielsen m: mm-:- !;ss;; Joyce Healey, Erlene Burrell, Sylvia Fair-banks, Darlene White, Joan LaComb, Chirley Young, Jane Adamson, Patty Standifird, Dana Gillespie accompanied by Bessie Shawcroft. Remarks were given by Larry Hairr, an uncle, and by Bishop Shelley. The singing group sang "The Lord is My Shepherd." The benediction was by Michael Nielsen, an uncle. The dedication of the . grave was by Glenn Nielsen, grandfather. Joshua Daniel Nielsen, 8, Highland, died Tuesday, Aug. 14, 1984, at the American Fork Hospital. He was born April 20, 1976 in American Fork to James G. and Jacqueline Hairr Nielsen. He was a member of the LDS Church and lived in the Highland Third Ward. He attended school at Highland Elementary. He was active in the cub scouts. Survivors include his parents of Highland; a brother, Jeffrey Nielsen, Highland; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Nielsen, Pleasant Grove; Mr. and Mrs. Clebert Hairr, Fayetteville, North Carolina; great grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Loren E. Brady, Pleasant Grove. Funeral services were held Friday at the Highland Stake Center. Burial was in the American Fork City Cemetery. t Services were under the direction of Bishop Keith D. Shelley of the Highland Third War. Pallbearers were Lewis ' Briggs, larry Hairr, ; Michael Nielsen, Jay Dee Nielsen, Gary Nielsen, and Mark Nielsen. Honorary pallbearers were Jeffery Nielsen, Jared Hafen, Cordale Ottley, Scott Sampson and Kenneth L. Nielsen. The family prayer was givenby Clebert Hairr, grandfather. The prelude and postlude were played by Paul Hafen. The invocation was by Jay Dee Nielsen, an uncle. A medley of primary songs, "A Still Small Voice," "Baptism," "Jesus Once Was a Little Child," were presented. L.The life sketch was given by Mark Nielsen, an uncle. The speaker was Dr. K. Joe Mur-doc- k. "Love One Another" and "Oh My Father" was sung by Card of Thanks The family of Joshua Daniel Nielsen wish to offer their sincere thanks and appreciation for the aid and sym-pathy of all their friends and neighbors in the recent death and funeral of their cherished son and brother. For the many kind acts, for those who took part in the services, for the lovely floral of-ferings, and to those who helped in any way, we are truly grateful. Jim, Jackie and Jeffrey Nielsen $74.95 tEESj , T ZENITH VR4000 Stereo PER MONTH r mh,JZZs, "7 K 2ch"nellonSllul"ltoub,l,,.l,h'!4" - y A Reduction, '""Mm Lx J N "Rotary. 6 head scanning snttm ! J6 channel dneclKCfssouirtj.wi,..,,, Based upon total sales price of $1099.00, with a required down cable channels. '""'"I wiK payment of $200.00, 11 payments of $74.95, and 1 payment of (l" CanadJ 1J3 channels with 51 tJbt $74,55, APR 0. 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