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Show Page 4 Nephi, Utah tmca-efa- B Wednesday, April 7, 1999 Happenings. . . Wee Svjdgg I Recipe CodgCxogh (SCiiGGGG, gkgO (SfgCd (SropGG w" Crepe batter: V 2 eggs 18 teaspoon salt cup milk cup 4 tablespoons 1 1 flour (12 stick) unsalted butter, melted se Filling: (23 stick) unsalted butter, separated shallots, peeled and thinly sliced 14 pound (12 cup) fresh mushrooms, sliced 3 tablespoons flour 1 cup chicken broth 14 cup light cream 14 cup dry white wine or 14 cup additional chicken broth 1 cup cooked, shredded chicken breast 1 cup cooked, shredded crabmeat 12 cup (2 ounces) Parmesan cheese, grated 14 teaspoon dried rosemary 12 teaspoon salt 1 cup (4 ounces) Swiss cheese, grated 5 tablespoons 5-- 6 se ttVji Parsley sprigs Crepes: Combine all ingredients in a blender; blend for 1 minute. Scrape down sides and blend for another 15 seconds or until smooth. Refrigerate at least 1 hour. Heat a lightly oiled griddle, skillet or crepe pan. Pour or spoon 4 tablespoons of batter in pan and spread out to form a round, crepe. Brown lightly on one side only. Stack crepes between layers of waxed paper and set aside until ready to be filled and rolled. (Makes 16 crepes.) Filling: Melt 2 tablespoons butter in a large saucepan. Add shallots and mushrooms; saut until limp. Stir in remaining butter until melted. Gradually add flour, one tablespoon at a time; cook and stir until bubbly. Gradually stir in broth, cream, and wine or chicken broth. Cook over medium heat until thickened. Add chicken, crabmeat, Parmesan, rosemary, and salt; mix well. Assembly: Preheat oven to 400F. Fill crepes browned side down and roll, placing them seam side down in a buttered 9xl3-inc- h baking dish. Top with Swiss cheese and bake 20 to 30 minutes. Garnish with parsley. 3-- ch D3gDp ggdgO fgDgh Go FGdluee ponim youc fggougf moFG GGGnfly gGGgf gofcjgf gCbdDgJ Dont be afraid to talk with siologist Elliott Krane, M.D., of your doctor about aggressive Lucile Packard , Childrens pain control for a child who is Health Services. Parents need to hospitalized andor is about to understand that pain is a comundergo a major medical proce- plex medical problem and that dure, says a UCSF Stanford seeking to control the discomfort Health Care pediatric anestheis an important part of the childs well being and recovery, says siologist. At the same time, parents, Krane, a professor of anesthesifriends and other family mem- ology at Stanford University bers can do their part to help a Medical School. child relax before the stress of a Krane says children who are medical procedure begins. accompanied by their family are Pain that is poorly controlled less traumatized by the event can have undesirable effects on and tend to recover more quickla childs physiologic, metabolic, yhormonal, and emotional status, Children who are separated which, in turn, can interfere with from their parents, and somehealing, says pediatric anesthe times need to be restrained, can run the risk of having adverse memories or bad dreams after the procedure, says Krane., Talk with your primary care doctor and your surgeon as far in advance as possible about strategies for making sure you are available and able to respond helpfully to a childs fears and uncertainties about medical The Times News will publish a Community Calendar each week of events in our area. Ifyou would like to have your event published in this calendar, please submit it by 5 p.m. on Monday at our office at 96 South Main, Nephi or tend to Community Calendar, The P.O. Box 77, Nephi, Utah 84648. No calendar events will be taken over the phone. Lady Wasp Softball. 5 p.m. Juab at Millard, freshmen. 4 and Great-grandparen- ts and Betty New baby born do couple SoBh Dowlos area bom Kindra and Any and Carter EllioBB marry Their grandparents Gary and Sherri Jarrett are Ellertson of Mona, Raymond Houghton of Nephi, Larry Rawlings of Moroni, and Vergie Shumway of Orem. is Berniece Rawlings of Orem. Twin sons Mar. 4, 1999, to Doug and Mortensen of Parowan. They will be named Decker. Clayton Lyle are Rick and LynNae Evans, Garma Mortensen and the late Lyle Mortensen pleased to announce the mar- of Parowan, and Lynn Richard riage of their son, Seth Bowles, Lovell of Salt Lake City. to Amy Elliott, daughter of Jeff are wilma Lovell of and Carole Luther of Victorville, Leamington, Betty Decker, Alma California. They were married and Carma Evans, Emma Feb. 17, 1999, in Tacoma, Mortensen, all of Parowan, and Madge Otteson of Nephi. Great-grandparen- lollipop. Doctors carefully monitor children while they eat this lollipop, which is quickly absorbed into the bloodstream and sedates children prior to surgery. (Doctors are cautious to note that the lollipop is not candy, but a strong albeit fruit-flavore- d s, cal therapy. The delivery of pain medication to children can be different than to adults. Therefore, innovative solutions include fentanyl Oralet, a powerful narcotic that pediatric anesthesiologists can non-dru- pain. Because of the many options for pain control, and because children may have different needs than adults, parents should discuss the various pain management options their childrens primary care physicians. a proacflhro cflanco against) household pesfc TfaEio The old adage that what you trol Association (NPCA). Wasp Baseball at Orem 4 p.m. Friday, April 9 Juab Softball. Juab at RHSM Lady Wasp 3 and 5 p.m. Saturday, April 24 Shannas School of Dance Juab Middle presents Beauty & the Beast. 7 School Auditorium. This Community Ccfcsdc7 is brcarjls rat. CJcbo Co yco by end Den FrcnfrHn CCc70 Bealidiig rsbtry Patterson of Mesa, Arizona. grandparents are Chad and John and Judy Ellertson of Bernice Winn of Nephi, Blaine Brigham City, Walt and Carole and Mary Grover of Dubois, Howard of Nephi, and Dennis Idaho, and Pat and Dorothy administer in the form of a cant see, cant hurt you isnt If treatment is necessary, even always true. Especially if you are the most adamant Thursday, April 0 Juab p.m. Shumway of Orem. are Wells Happy sweet drug that can ease a childs visit to the hospital or Parents also need to under- emergency department.) stand that pain control for their Choosing the correct option children runs a wide gamut, depends on many factors, includranging from powerful drugs to ing the need to create a nonoptions as varied as acupunc- threatening environment for the ture, art therapy, play therapy, child. audio-tapeg biofeedback, hypno- A therapy, acupuncsis, guided imagery, electrical ture, has worked on even very nerve stimulation, psychothera- young children at controlling Times-New- Wednesday, April 7 Juab Grover who turned one on Mar.2, 1999. He is the son of Randy and Jill Grover of Dubois, Idaho. His FIRST BIRTHDAY Birthday to Connor Preston care. py, family counseling and physi- Community Calendar. . . FIRST BIRTHDAY Happy to Austin John Ellertson who turns one year old today, April 7, 1999. His parents are Wade and Autumn Ellertson of Mona. His grandparents are Birthday y that w Imw a w4rflafl tort mm med set KW ifm. Stop mi ZZ1 Bartii ISsh w easy It bl Tb!s IVccWs wm4 Deceases Ceno rccr?ed Co Tbo 7in:c3'e a talking about household pests should strongly that could contaminate your food consider consulting a professionsupplies, spread disease or even al pest control operator. Several damage your home. The liveli- treatment methods require spehoods of dozens of little critters cial equipment and completely such as termites, ants and cock- ridding your home of pests can roaches depend entirely upon be difficult. Should a homeowners not finding them. treatment fail, the Thats why its best to always be consequences could be devastat- on the lookout for signs of pest ing. Termites alone cause more infestations. than $1.2 billion damage each Some pests leave a more no- year, causing more damage than ticeable trail of clues than oth- fires, storms and earthquakes ers. For instance, termites leave combined. indicators like mud tubes, bub- Once your home has been treatbled paint or wooden surfaces ed, keep in mind that that are damp and cool to the pest management maintenance touch. Other elusive pests dont is as important as any other kind leave such obvious telltale signs of home maintenance. Schedule so that you don't know they are regular inspections with your there until it's too late. pest control operator and take It's smart to be proactive about precautions to discourage future pest management in your home. infestations. Your best bet is to call on the Some precautions you can take trained eye of a licensed profes- include: sional pest control operator. ProDon't leave firewood in direct fessionals have vast knowledge contact with the ground and of household pests and experi- store it away from your home. ence with solutions that work. Rake, bag or bun leaves imPest control operators know mediately. what they are doing. They are Remove tree hollows and trained, theyre regulated and stumps from surroundings. Clean up any moisture immetheyre insured, said Bob Rosenberg, director of government af- diately. fairs for the National Pest Con Keep gutters, eaves and vents free of clutter and debris. on-goi- Dont let undetected and un- scavengers thrive in your home. Take proactive measures to identify pest infestations be- - fore they become a problem. Iy detection and swift action can give you the upper hand in pest Ear-want- management MatiCcfas Style Qifts 9(puntry 656 North Main, Rcphi, Utah 62X7404 (435) Grand Opening WEEK Enter to win a Beanie Baby Bear Shop our Sale Table! Mon. p.m. Tues. - Fri. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sat. 10 a.m.vtOt5 p.m. ' 1- " -6 ts |