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Show Citizen, Review, Press, Deamer's offers new concept Wed., Mar. 21, 1984 - Page 13 "Deamer's," American Fork's newest diet store and weight loss program, will officially open Friday, March 23, to introduce area residents to the "Nutritious Diet and Diet Nutri-Ma- rt everyone is raving about!" Maureen Hanlon, director, said Gaye Deamer, Deamer's originator, will be on hand for the 10 a.m. opening. Also invited have been American Fork Mayor Malcolm H. Beck, and other city and Chamber of Commerce of-ficials. Located at 76 South Center in American Fork, the center is open weekdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., except for lunchtime (from 12 noon until 1 p.m.) Telephone is 756-599- Ms. Hanlon said under the weight ' loss program, dieters are allowed-suc-formerly forbidden foods as pies, cakes, cookies, cheese cake, ice cream, eight slices of bread a day, four uarts of luscious milkshakes a day, avocados, potatoes and gravy, peanut butter, eating that is causing the problem." Ms. Hanlon said the Deamer's program consists of a seven-syste-weight loss program: Counseling daily, two sysslem reducing plan; maintenance program for life; exercise; Deamer's Nutri Mart' and Nutrition Education and Self Awareness Classes. "This diet gets every bodily function working for the dieter, including metabolism, digestive tract, blood sugar concentration, hypothalamus (appetite control center of the brain) and fat ther-mosta- (set point), she said. The classes are offered once a month and are open to the public. These will be advertised so people will be aware of them. They are free. The NutriMart is a store which carries highly nutritious foods from whole wheat pastas to sugarless milkshakes, pies, etc. Foods, Ms-- . Hanlon said, which have been tested for nutritional value and approved for a good weight loss program or for someone who must monitor their sugar intake. She said the Deamer's NutriMart will be open to the public every weekday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Ms. Hanlon said 98 percent of the weight losing community in the United States gain their lost pounds back. Gaye Deamer, a nutritionist of 25 years, continually frustrated by this fact, set out to find out how this phenominal average of regaining weight could be changed. After much study, she found that when the needs of the body were met through good nutrition, pounds would be shed and not return with continued maintenance of good eating from the basic food groups. Ms. Hanlon trained at the Deamers' headquarters in Salt Lake City. She resides in Pleasant Grove. She added Deamer's plans to have a nutrition library where the public can come and learn more about nutritional needs. V ' - ! ' , ..' - , y v' ' ;' 1. i H8 - ! 1 N ! ,v i v i . ? I E V ) ii ! I i i l s i . - ? y J Miinmidii ivr r- - , rrni fiirw.il. .iin mm n mitt rn. Tfi.lfir m.mii n itt ii and even Dagwood sandwiches along with meats, fruits and vegetables. Dieters lose from 3 to 7 pounds per week by following a balanced diet, she said, with menus taken from the basic food groups. "There are no supplements-ju- st natural foods," she said. Program participants weigh in each day because "it's easy to get frustrated if you aren't losing weight and we are able to counsel you and find out what you may be DEAMER'S-Maure- en Hanlon, director of Deamer's Nutri-Mar- t, Weight ' Loss program, prepares for Friday grand opening in American Fork. To The Lady Of The House As a self starter, willing to spend five to ten hours per week, able to invest $51.82; I can help you build a business that could eventually help send your children to college or on a mission, pay off debts, buy a new car, take that dream vacation, or even become financially independent. Send $2.00 for information to 3508 Mill Hollow Circle Salt Lake City, Utah 84106 "Do It Yourself & Save" rMwriRC5) 4... (PATIO BLOCKS) I k . Easy Installation V Y-'- i Practical - ,11 I Choice of Colors Is-- ' s " - Beautiful 1 t I ; j ;; s ,; , gUy Direct From Manufacturer J : Versatile Ltxv::;vV, t-- r i Load-bearin- g La , Low Maintenance p7;rCrHf Ideal for Residential, I: 1 Commercial & Industrial Paving l;7:VC3VVV;:;::rt:V! Applications ELGD0D BCC3C1 Q LPGQELDTTG LPCHOEXaCStTG (3. 2100 No. 1100 W. Lehi, UT 768-840- 1 OFFICE HOURS: 7 am - 5 pm Weekdays 8 am -- 11:30 pm Saturday isi li f ; f J: Kterch Hfith 9a.m. 12 noon J"" Come sample our delicious f it - V Find Ollt abOUt the diet 7 & Deamer's founder and diet nutrition expert ! J eVarVOne IS ravillfl abOUt i " will be here in person Friday the 10 a.m. -- 12 noon 0i I - --Hi lv j it p " ' in 1 7 So Center Sf Amecin 756.5990 ii :.: im'a'mmm'HiiBmm,m'i,,Ba',aiim,mim,m,,,m,,iimm inn iiMMnimniiii ibiiii mini wiiraaMMMnHHBMnnHBMMMMnMnnMBMHMMHMMI "".V 5 Physician's month observed J( Area residents are invited to drop in at the American Fork Hospital on Monday, March 26, from 6 to 8 p.m. 4 for an open house in the main lobby J of the facility. J The open house is part of Physician Awareness Month ac-tivities sponsored by the American Fork Hospital and the American Fork Chamber of Commerce to "acquaint area residents with the variety of available medical ser-vices now in the area. , Families are encouraged to at-tend the open house together and view displays, enjoy refreshments, and, maybe, go home with a door tgrize. Balloons will also be ""available for the youngsters. ' .Refreshments for the occasion are aeing donated by Albertson's and , 'McDonalds, according to C of C V officials. Physicians representing different specialties will be on hand to ex-plain their services, and will display models, posters, and slides to help educate local citizens to services available from practicing physicians in American Fork. Also, as a public service, a free diabetic screening and free blood pressure check will be given. There will also be video showings on the "High Cost of Getting Well," "Car Seat Safety" and "Pack Your Own Chute"-- a film on how to cope with everyday stress. During March, physicians have spoken at civic and community clubs and in various schools in the area. Craig Smedley, hospital administrator, was also a guest speaker at the Chamber of Com-merce monthly meeting. Paver installed at BYU A design paver installation layed at BYU Cougar Stadium was produced at Lehi Block Company and was first place winner in the National Concrete Masonry Paver Contest in the commercialindus-trialinstitutional category of the contest. Scott Dorton, sales represen-tative for Ijehi Block secured the permission of BYU and Body D. Datwyler, a landscape architect at Brigham Young University to enter the installation in the contest. Scott was in New Orleans at the National Concrete Masonry Convention to receive the plaque which will be presented to Mr. Datwyler, who conceived the project, which involved 180,000 brown interlocking concrete pavers. Clifford Johnson Masonry installed the blocks. The design load-bearin- g paver is a new product at Lehi Block Company and is produced in a wide variety of colors with a herring-bone design. |
