boctor, New Studio, Urging .....
Weight-Gain During Pregnancy
Doctors no longer advise
mothers-to-be to "eat for
two." But they also are re-
examining the more recent
dictum that a woman
should keep her weight to
a minimum and not exceed
a gain of 20 pounds during
pregnancy.
Advocates of higher weight-
gain point to the findings of
recent studies, including an
eight-year analysis at The
Johns Hopkins University, to
recommend that the average
gain be revised upwards to be-
tween 22 and 30 pounds. In
every case, of course, a wom-
an's pre-pregnancy weight,
age, height and build must
be taken into consideration
and the weight increase based
upon a sound diet.
When the emphasis upon
low weight-gain came about,
there were more potential
.hazards 'in pregnancy and
childbirth than there are now
and obesity oftcn contributed
to complications. Today, ob-
stetrical mcdicine has made
significant progress in over-
coming many of these prob-
lems. As a result, closer watch
is being directed to the nutri-
tion in pregnancy and its ef-
fects "upon the growth and
development of the unborn
child.
No Cause for Alarm
Stricter weight control often
appeals to women who are
extremely conscious of per-
sonal appearance and reluctant
to add pounds that they fear
will be difficult to lose after
the baby is born. They should
not be unduly alarmed by
growing medical interest in
greater weight-gain. Those
who argue against adding only
10 or 15 pounds during preg-
nancy insist that it be done
through a sensible eating plan
and not ~ust over-indulgence
at the dinmg room table.
It must be noted, too, that
certain conditions in pregnancy
call for strident weight con-
trol. These include toxemia,
. certain metabolic disorders,
cardiac or kidney problems
and diabetes. Where these are
Across
Assessor's Desk
Rose Zolla Proctor
County Auessor
Final hearing the Crook
County School Reorganization
twill ,be held in Moorcroft
School LunChroom February 23
at 7:30 p.m. This is for all inter.
ested school patrons Crook
County.
As usual in cases like this
Shere seem to be few i erested
persons --- very few who even
know what is goir~g on despite the
act that the Fortieth State Legis.
lature of the State of Wyoming
enacted the "Wyoming ,F_xhmation
Code of 1969" and R has been
much publicized ever since. The
Crook County Co ami tee was
made up of a representative of
each school district in the County
as chosen by each board of trus-
toes, They were then organized
,as the law prescribed by the
County Clerk on May 5, 1969.
They have ..been meeting regular.
ly since that time compiling the
necessary in,formation and data
the law requires to form a uni-
fied school district. These men
lasve given many ,hours their
his thankless job and
should be commended for doing
a thorough job. They have put
much thought and effort into the
plan and I believe it is a good
@[an. It will work for Crook
County if the people wane it to.
"fine first year will be trial and
error, hut as in all big ,business
(and Crook County Schools are
,big business) ~t will grow and
#rofit by its mistakes. Change is
a way of life and has been since
the beginning of ~me. To gro~v
we have to change and we si uld
meet it as a challen,ge and not
with fear. Regardless 04 haw you
~eel, Why don't you attend Che
laearing and see how other peo-
ple feel about it. Don't wait until
ne~ year and then ask, "What
]aa,ppened,?'
!!i : i•:~ill¸ !}:!~!i~
Mrs.-Dick Mosley were visitors
this week. ~Ir. and (Mrs. Jerry
Crago and children spent Satur-
day-Sunday at h~is sisters at the
Bob ~haun home. They are lie.
ing on the Raul Robinson ranch,
which was recen~tly purchased by
A. L. Ericson.
,Mr. and ,Mrs. Jack Moller~brink,
Powell and brother Eldon and
Triscia Moller~brink were last
Saturday morning visitors at the
Leo Crago home.
,Chuck Pearson avas at the El-
mer Roth home Tuesday after-
noon. Na.ney Pearson and Mrs.
Frank ,Pearson spen,t Wednesday
a~ternoon at the Rick Brengle
home. Chuck Pearson spent Wed-
nesday evening at the l~b Vore
home. Nancy Pearson and Mrs.
Frank Pearson spent Thursday
in Belle Fourche. Nancy had a
cheek up. They visited with Nina
Hardy, Olga Nickelson and Mrs.
Gordon Shoemaker and Kelly.
,Mr. and Mrs. John Whalen and
George had dinner wRh Mrs. Har-
dy and visited in the afternoon
Thursday. Frank and Chuck
Pearson had dinner with John
Pearson Friday. Callers at Pear-
sons this week were Mrs. Lloyd
Vier,gutz and girls and Mrs. Rick
Sundance Rebekeh Lodge
Holds Regular Meeting
T~irteen members
regular meeting 04 Wi
Paha Rebekah Lodge
Thursday.
Final ,plans were
serviag the O*F_~ barn
and the Women's
con March 3. Feb. 20 was~
a work day ~for cleaning She
en and equipment.
A program on
given by rs. lanche
sisted ,by other members,
a Valentine exchange
Lunch was served by
W, ard Cure and Mrs. Jess
Typewriter ribbons at The
THE SUNDANCE
Sun,lance, Wyo Feb
THE CHURCH OF THE
GOOD SHEPHERD, EPISCOPAL
The Rev. P~tersofl Kellart Vicar
SUNDAYS: 7:00 a.m. Holy Com.
reunion. 9:30 a.m. Morning Pray.
er and Sermon (lst Sunday HoD
Communion) Nursery.
Sunday, 9:30 a.m. - Church
sduml ages 3-5 mid grsdes 1.8.
The Sundance Times
Alex SmRh
Ellis Livingston
Bear Lodge Motel
bryan Kara Cl b
T ckers, Inc., Sheridan
Mrs. V. M. French
Mr. and Mrs. Neal Garn
(~Lrl Steiger
Jay Durfee
Mrs. C tcle See,lay and
Shamrock Ladies Club
Kara Mountain Kids 4-H
Lorin Harper
John and ,Eras Qattnt
Public Cordially Invited.
WEDNESDAY: 10:00
Holy Communion (Nursery)
DAYS & HOLY DAYS:
7:00 a.m. Holy Communion.
SUNDANCE WESLEYAN
CHURCH
Rev Willard Stone
Sunday School, I0 a.m. Worship
Service, 9 a. m. B~ble study, Wed-
nesday, 7:30 p.m.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Naw Testament Christianity
Place - Houston Creek, 8 miles
west on Highway 14.
Sunday . Bible Study, 10 a.m.;
Georgia Douglas
a.~ Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. ill
Mr. and Mrs. Ted S eldd '
Jimnetta Cook
Crook County Co belle$
Mr. and Mrs. Harley
Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Mr. Mrs. Cecil
RickT Spracklen
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
The Sundance Bowling
tlon
Dick and Rose Zella
Deborah, Dana, Rick,
Kelly and
Roberts
Keith Lamb
called on Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Rob- Worship Service, ii a.m. Mr. and Mrs. George
the travel prize. Thank you to inson Thursday aRernoon. Evening Service 7:00 pan. Tim Herron
everyone ,who went and contrib- The county is .graveling the Lee Habeck |
uted. road by Gerald ~unneys, Wolf,s MT. CALVARY LUTHERAN Wihna Tenke .~
Bo~ Alexander attended the and Marchar~ts. Gerald, Harry Richard $chroedar, Mr. and "Mxs. Francis He~ Sttu
Vacancy Pastor
Valentine party at the Parish Marchant and Bryce Sager 'have' (Effe~stive Nov. 2). Mr.The andGiveMrs.and GaawiceGain Club.|lld@~
`hall .in Sundance S turday eve- been helping bY driving trucks. 2(]
ning. Clayr Alexander played Mrs. I-Iarry "Marchant had din- Sunday services . 11:15 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. Tract Ell
Sundan e School - I0 a.m. Mrs. Lee Tho r pson |
ball at Midwest. nor at Sam Adairs this week. Mr. Confirmation instructions R.B. Hallln@e
Kay Durtgey, Mr. and Mrs. and (Mrs. Al~ed ~u.tchinson and Tuesdays, 4 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Russell "I~[
Fritz Chatfield and Mrs. Paul My- Leon were last Sunday visitors at
era attended the Farm Bureau the Harry Marchant home. Mr. SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST The Dime Fund CilIt~
Car lle Wranglers
con:ference ,meeting in Riverton and Mrs. I-Iarry Marchant visited CHURCH Mr. and ~rs. Roger ThOle'| "~1~
Sunday-Tuesday. Callers at the at Leo Cragos one evening. Wllll. M. Ad.m. Jr., Putor Mr. and Mrs. Paa~l IdS~j
Dungeys this week were Larry The Nell Ht ber family spent S bba.th School, Saturday, 9:30
Ross, Gary Dun.gay, Ed Osloond, Sunday .the Lloyd Viergutza.m. Worship services, Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Stmdance Women's Bo vll
Bill Smith and Mrs. Gayle Weav- home. 11 a.m. Prayer meeting, Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. RiChard S~,~I~ D
er. The Redwater Farm Bureau 7 p.m. The .plxblic is invited to Mr. and ~rs. Tommy ~11e~i ,,~ ~
Mrs. Kay Dun gey, Mrs. Willard met at the ust Wolff ,home Mon- attend. TIa and Todd Tom
Viergutz, and Mrs. Frank Pear- day evening. Reverend Patterson
son assisted other Cowbelles in Keller showed very interesting CATHOLIC CHURCHES Chester and Sadie H~.,¢~,ID~m_
serving cookies and coffee at the ,pictures of Alaska. Rev. Cletus Prado, Pastor Kenneth and Florence
Mona Short Line Tel. il Witt
Beef School .in Sundance Tues- New ~ass schedule effecitiveStvai~)r and Elaine C~al~_.~|
day afternoon. Clarence Robbins was a recent Feb. 14. ,
,Lori Ishmael spent Saturday caller at the Francis Hejde home. St. Patrick s Church, Moor- Mr. and Mrs. Edwin p, otl~
with Mrs. Steve Gels. Mr. and Mr. and .Mrs. Bob Crago, and cro~t, 5:30 p.m., Saturday. St. Stmdanee Recreation PP~I~
'Mrs. Gels ,were Friday visitors at two children were last SundayAnthony's ChurCh, Upton, 8:30Velma B tterflead
the E. R. Chatfield `home. Jaei afternoon and evening visitors at a.m., Sunday. St. Paul's Church Mr. and Mrs. Frank SI'~'~P '
spent Friday night .with the the Leo Crsgo home. Mr. and Sundance, i0:30 a.m., Sunday. Lind, a and Stilly
Feb. 9-15
Mrs. Jesse Jones called at the
,F. O. Pearson home Monday and
visited Mr. and Mrs. Gust WoHf.
,Mr. Mrs. Earl Wolff ere last
Sunday visitors at the Wolffs.
The Bunney school was hostess
for, a V lentine party for the
eachers and pupils of the Four
Corners and Jgper Oak Creek
school and for .the mothers and
pre-school children on Friday af-
ternoon.
Kevin, Galen and Dan Moline
attended the ,Freshman sponsor-
ed dance in Sundance Saturday
nigbt. The Moline ~amily went
to the Jr. Hi basketball game
Thursday night.
The 'Rick Brengle ~mily were
Wednesday evening visitors at
the Dick Deyoe ,home. They were
su,pper guests at the Jerry Ryan
home Thursday.
Seven tables of 500 were play-
ed at the Rick Brengle home Sat-
urday night. High prizes went
to Mrs. Beet Lei and Jerry Ryan.
Low went to Mrs: Al~red Hutch-
ins and Steve Gels, who also won
Geises. .Mr. and ,Mrs. Chatfield
and John Paterson had dinner at
Geises Saturday. Chuck and
Frank Pearson had dinner at
Geises Thursday.
The school ,board met at the
Henry Piekerd ,home this week.
Mr. and (Mrs. Pickerd attended
lenten services in Sundance Wed-
nesday night.
,Mr. and Mrs- Willard Viergutz
went to the wrestlin,g in Sun-
dance Tuesday evening. Dick De-
Toe was a caller this week.
Mrs. ,Bill $ipe went to the Val-
entine ,party at the school ,Friday.
,Mr. and Mrs. ,Bill Sige and
,Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hutchinson
were Wednesday dinner guests at
the Chris H~lmer home. Mr. and
,Mrs. Chris Hehner, Mr. and Mrs.
~h Hutchinson, and Mr. and
Mrs. A1 Nelson were Saturday
supper guests at the Bill Sipe
home.
The Bryce S~ger ~amily spent
hst Sunday at the Ron Watson
home.
"Mr. and ,Mrs. Orville Shaun
were Monday evening callers at
the Alfred Hutchinson home. Mr.
and Mrs. Hutchinson and .Leon
The Rev. RId~rd Gilbert, Upton
Church services - 9 am Sunday
School - 10 a.m.
W. S. C. S. Every Third 'rhur~
day.
Proper weight-gain dur;ng pregnancy is an important aspect of Brengle and girls and Dane AND PLEDGE
prenatal care and another reason why every mother-to-be should Noyce. Josie Vore was a Sunday
seek regular medical care. ' afternoon visitor at the Frank D [
present, a woman must follow lany possible effect caused by Pearson home. Mr. and Mrs. Ion or .0
I
a doctor's warnings about I insufficient or poor nutrition. Frank Pearson called at the
gaining weight to safeguardl Scientists who challenge the Richard Ishmael ~ome last Sun- aa~ $61
her own health and that oil low-weight-gain school of day a~ternoon
her child. Similarly, if a worn-Ithought in a normal, uncom- Fern Nelson came back from
art's pre-pregnaney weight lplicated pregnancy, are of the R,~pid to her home in Belle Four-
is well above average, such [ opinion that a woman may be che aRer a months vdsit with her
as 180 pounds, dietary restric-[keeping down carbohydrate
tions are extremely iraportant, land protein levels at the time daughter Mrs. Harry Corbett. Former Pledges and r~
Studies that have given rise]her unborn .child is most in Fern and Mable Wood spent Sun-Sundance Farmers Union
to much of the re-thinkinglneed of nutmtlonal support, day at the A1 Nelson home. Af-M,r. and (Mrs. A. T. Ande
about nutritional counseling [ March of Dimes Program ,ternoon viistors were Mrs. Harry Mamie MeAn.ally
show that when a low-weight] The National Foundation- Corbett, Mrs. Delores Itowe and Dick Courcliaine
woman, ' 120 pounds or less: [ March of Dimes, pledged to son John, ~pid Ci.ty and Dick Mr. and Mrs. Nels J. S~Ith
mira xo. gam more man ~ [ the prevention of birth defects, Tally Rozet, spent the ~fternoon Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Trego
pounas aurmg pregnancy~ sne [ is concerned with every aspect .there. ,Mr. and (Mrs. Nelson via- Sundancers 4-H Club
re.more n~e~'.zo nave a vary I of prenatal care as a safeguard Red at the P~t Kirtg home one Crook-WelCmal Farmers U1
w~zn low arm wmgnt, O~lto mother and child. It has
pounds .or un. der.. However, [launched prenatal care public af~ternoon. Stmdance Equipment Co.
a smart pavy zs no~.cause~or[health education programs and (Mr. and Mrs. Leonard G. Sedg-Delbert Harba~gh
concern ~n. every msmnce./~e[community services in major .wick were Thursday and FridayBen ~md Rt~by Sager .
average arm we~gat is "~ m lmetropolitan centers and rural callers at the Gayle Wea~er Xi Theta, Beta Stgma P~I
7~ pounds in our country. ]areas. The program emphasizes home. J.K. Kanode
These are some of the rea-[that every woman consult a bout 23 attended the irst De- Berenice Chatfleld
sons why the medical profes-[doctor from the time she fensive Driving Course ~tt Alad- l.~aarlotte Cart
sion is taking such sharp in-[suspects she is pregnant. Each
terest in the field of nutrition. [ pregnancy is different and re- ~n Sunday afternoon. Stmdancem women's
Scientists are studying the el-lquires medical• supervision, league.
fect, if any, that the daily [ The best advice an expectant Devils Tower VFW
nutritional level of the mother lmother can follow are recom- SUNDANCE METHODI~$T Robert Streeter -
has upon the child, as well as tmendations by her doctor. CHURCH Richard H. Durfee
