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Show - airrtiiiriW'iiiihriir'ft'iriritfiiVii-iiiiVriiliiiiingniiriii(r- rrrirrrigmri-Mntv--rtj- - . i imH '"rTi'iiinrifirTrr'ipTiflrfr-i- i I Rushel Holt earns Elder Robert Bagley is called to serve mission LDS Mission. His farewell will be held January 3, at 2:50 p.m. in the Aurora 2nd Ward Chapel. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bagley, and the grandson of Mrs. Dean Bagley, Greenwich and Mr. and Mrs. Dee Hatch, Loa. Robert graduated from North Sevier High School and LDS Seminary. He was active in wrestling and is an Eagle Scout. Elder Bagley will enter the MTC in Provo on January 6, 1993. t V od award '? "i 'V': '' 5 Young-Womanho- Evyann Rushel Holt has earned her Young Woman Recognition Medallion. This award is the equivalent of a Boys Eagle Scout award. She has worked hard for six years to ear this, attending meetings, setting and reaching goals, and completing service projects. Her Laurel projects include: Learning and playing hymns on the piano and accompanying the singing in Seminary and Young Womens for the last four months Learning how to braid rugs and teaching 13 other people how to braid rugs was also a project. Planning, preparing for and hosting an extended family Christmas Party; Writing, directing and producing a one-aplay was a project as well. Her parents are Russell and EvaLynn Holt, Salina, and she is a member of the Salina Third Ward. Robert Bagley has been called to serve the Louisianan Baton Rouge ! 'ji Elder Jeremy Taylor called to serve in North Carolina Elder Jeremy R. Taylor has been called to serve a mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of -day Saints, in the North Carolina Latter- 9 528-311- 1 Vi You homeless population Utahs homeless population is Trends show a growing number of them are families, many have jobs, the vast majority are from Utah. With the stroke of a pen, Utah taxpayers can make a difference when they check off the Homeless Trust Fund box on their Utah 1992 income tax return. A count of homeless persons in shelters conducted July 31, 1992, showed just 1300 people in shelters. Those numbers indicate a 50 increase in homeless families from a count carried out one year earlier. Over 275 of those sheltered were increasing. Nurturing the condition of our earth takes time and effort. It requires a personal commitment from each individual. Taking a moment to put the can in a recycling bin, selecting the product with minimal packaging, employed, and almost 80 were Utah juice and turning out the light when leaving a room are all part of caring for our residents. one moment at a time. earth. We become In addition to the 1300 already and 3,500 volunteers and staff have Scouts Girl Utah Over 10,000 in shelters, there were another 291 more and more environmentally become commitment to been the making on waiting lists. this aware year. Money from the Homeless Some issues the Girl Scouts have been learning about include air Trust Fund goes to shelters, food quality, water conservation, pollution, soil conservation, energy conservaand employservices issues affecting our ment programs, transitional housing tion, habitat loss, solid waste reduction, and other life. of quality and treatment for homeless menGirl Scouts in Gunnison and Centerfield built a 4th of July float for the tally ill and substance abusers. Gunnison parade. The float was made from recycled steel and decorated Taxpayers can contribute a with newspaper and other recycled materials. The girls made signs with portion of their refund, or increase tips. They also handed out litter bags along the parade route. the amount they owe the state by $1 in Bennion picked up hundreds of old US WEST phone Scouts Girl or more. them. books and recycled Simply fill out line 2, Schedcleaned Girls campgrounds, parks, neighborhoods, began recycling ule D on page 2 of the long form, or and trees, participated in Adopt-flowers Highway planted projects, 1 short form. line 12, page of the more projects were carried out by Girls around the state. projects. Many This is a special year for Girl Scouting, as it celebrates its 80th birthday. earth-friend- earth-friend- It (YES) needs families inter8 ested in hosting a year old world. These the student from around will arrive in January and will stay for the second semester of the 1992-9- 3 school year. The students speak fair to good English at the time of arrival, have excellent medical and accident insurance and bring their own spending money. Host families are asked to provide room, board and care, and are eligible to receive a $50 per month tax deduction for the time they host the student. For more information call, American Heart Association e Sen-ic- 15-1- toll-fre- e, Organizations receive grants The Utah Arts Council has awarded 57 grants totaling $60,354 in its Community Arts Development categories, and several organizations in this area are among the recipients. North Sanpete School District will receive $602; Sanpete Community Theatre, $750; Sevier County Arts Alliance, $450. These grants are designed to fund next years projects for the applicants, and must be matched by cash from other sources such as ticket sales or donations. dollar-for-doll- ar We are so vain that we even care for the opinion of those we dont care for. Ebner-Eschenba- Aurora girl is state winner; will enter national contest Kandace Boswell, 4 year-ol- d daughter of Leslie and Kelly Boswell, Aurora, was Utahs 1st place winner in Barqs Root Beer National Halloween Costume Contest. Kandace won 2nd place in the local contest, sponsored by Barretts Foodtown, and her picture was then submitted to the state contest for judging. Kandaces costume was a poodle. Her mother says it was the easiest costume she ever made - just gluing some cotton balls to clothing. Kandace wins $500 and a 35 mm camera for her win at the state level. Her picture will also be entered in the national contest. Do you have the After Christmas blues? ' V1 x " V Cf M l V if. Cy Sylvan Robins celebrated his first birthday December 32, 1992. He is the son of Brent and Lisa pi Robins, of Salina. His brothers are Hank and Emmet. Grandparuits, aunts, uncles and cousins helped him celebrate. Grandparents are Jack Robins, Mrs. Norma Robins, of Salina, and Arlene DeLeeuw, of Ephraim. - Lightning can light up the world, but it cant warm up a stove. The five gold rings were completely fake and they turned my fingers green. Of Salina Meeting the spiritual needs Wednesday Evenings, 7:00 pm Refreshments & Nursery Provided porary questions Warm, Friendly Local People 165 South 400 East Salina $29-394- 0 or 529-755- 4 - Informal Bible Study of the entire family Bible answers to contem Call The sixth day after Christmas, the six laying geese wouldnt lay: I gave the whole dam gaggle to the ASPCA. The seventh day what a mess I found: all seven of the swimming swans had drowned. My true love gave to me. The eighth day after Christmas before they could suspect, I bundled up the eight maids a milking, nine pipers piping, ten ladies dancing, leven lords a leaping, twelve drummers drumming, and sent them back collect. I wrote my true love, We are through love, And I said in so many words, Furthermore your Christmas gifts were for the ... ...four calling birds, Three French hens, Two turtle doves and a partridge in a pear tree. Sunday School -- 10 a.m. Sunday Service 11 a.m. in Sterling -- for, more Information xVtsItor are always welcome! ; South Sanpete Baptist Church Pastor Mike Bardon - 528-301- 5 Friedrich Hebbel Cy Sylvan Robins part of being prepared for any emergency Food storage starting your food storage Diane Reese, Home Economist Food storage is viewed as a part of emergency preparedness. It is also a part of the program of a gardener to preserved and store away some of the fruits of his or her labor. Whatever the reason a person has for storing some food beyond their immediate needs, there must be some planning to avoid waste. There are a number of approaches to building up a food storOne of the major age program. reasons for not having food storage is the expense involved. A simple way to avoid a large cash outlay is to purchase double the items on the grocery list with each shopping excursion. The extra items are then marked with the purchase date and put into storage to be rotated out and replaced on the next shopping trip. Perishable items such as fluid milk or eggs are difficult to work into this system. Therefore substitutes such as nonfat dried milk may be purchased for storage. Keep in mind that there is a limit to the length of time even these or dehydrated items can be stored. The U.S. Army recommends that if the temperature of your primary storage area in 70 Fahrenheit, to avoid significant quality loss, most foods should not be stored for more than three years. IF your storage area temperature is 40 degrees or lower, items can be stored up to six years without significant loss or nutritional quality or palatability. Another approach to beginning a food storage program is to use a lump sum of money such as a tax refund or bonus check to purchase a large amount of basics for your family. The pamphlet Essentials of Food Storage has suggested that basics should include wheat, sugar or honey, salt and nonfat dried milk. Though it is true that these items store well, it is important that the family will use what is stored. This list could be modified to include grain products such as wheat, white flour, pasta products, rolled oats, rice, dried beans, split peas, lentils and other dehydrated fruits and vegetables. Cracked or whole wheat products dont store will as the membranes keeping the oil in the wheat germ away from the iron and other minerals in the endosperm and the bran layer is broken and rancidity will occur at a rapid rate. Rolled oats are heat treated which destroys the lipase enzyme and therefore will store quite well. Dont forget the following: "'Store only items you will use. semi-perishab- le The first day after Christmas, my true love and I had a fight. And so I chopped the pear tree down and burned it just for spite. Then with a single cartridge, I shot that blasted partridge my true love, my true love, my true love, gave to me. The second day after Christmas, I pulled on the old rubber gloves. And very gently wrung the necks of both the turtledoves, my true love, my true love, my true love gave to me. The third day after Christmas, my mother caught the croup; I had to use the three French hens to make some chicken soup. The four calling birds were a big mistake, for their language was obscene. ! ch ivv Happy First Birthday ly Works Wonders. A' if? Elder Jeremy R. Taylor ly Interested in discovering a new culture or in sharing your own culture with someone from another country? You can do so by becoming a host family for a foreign exchange student. The Youth Exchange f r4 A Become a host family : Rodney Taylor. Elder Taylor is a member of the Gunnison Third Ward, and will enter the MTC on January 6, 1993. celebrate 80th birthday this year can help Utah's .is?' K ar Girl Scouts Elder Robert Bagley ,, "rVn: Charlotte Mission. Elder Taylor is a 1992 graduate of Gunnison Valley High School, a four-yeseminary graduate, and an Eagle Scout. His farewell will be held in the Gunnison Stake Center, January 3, 1993, at 10:50 a.m. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. ct Phone News Items 529-783- v m Mi i is If you dont include a food in your diet now, it is not likely that you will use it later on. Dont purchase more than you can rotate and use within a two to three year period of time, or it will likely be wasted. "Insure that the qualify of the item purchased is acceptable. Quality does not improve upon storage for most goods. A little planning before you begin a food storage program will help to avoid pitfalls. The following are frequently asked food storage questions: What should I store? Store only what you will use. "How much should I store? Food dry matter needs are about one pound per person per day. Add to this fresh and canned fruits, juices and vegetables and items from your freezer and you have adequate calories to maintain life and function. Fluid needs are about two quarts per person per day for drinking and two quarts of water for personal hy giene. Where should I store? Ideally food should bestored where it can be kept cool, dry and in the dark. Insect infestation can be prevented by a policy of quarantining food for a two week inspection period before plac- ing it in the food storage area. Metal or heavy plastic food grade contain- ers will discourage rodent and insect infestation. How Long should I store? Foods are made up of chemicals, and chemical reactions occur in proportion to temperature. The cooler your storage area the longer food quality will be maintained. Conditions in most home storage areas suggest that most foods not be stored more than two years. Like preparing for a career, a food storage program requires planning. Once the plan is made, work the plan and you will have a successful storage experience. Source: Deloy Hendricks, Nutrition Specialist, Utah State University. Two Utah events named in top 100 events in nation Two Utah events have been selected among the best in 1993 by the American Bus Association. The Mormon Miracle Pageant, Manti, in July, is the story of how the Mormon Pioneers settled Sanpete County, and the difficulties they encountered. The pageant attracts thousands who find a good patch of grass on the south side of the Manti Temple to watch the presentation. The other event is the 250,000 Christmas lights illuminating Temple Square during the holiday season. Thousands of people attend the annual event, which, for many, officially starts the Christmas season. N Phone News Items The American Bus Association selects the Top 100 Events in North America each year. Events are judged on their appeal and accessibility to those traveling by bus. Centerfield 1 1st baptist Church As of September 6 Sunday School 10:00 a.m. 529-783- 9 Worship Service 528-311- 1 11:00 a.m. Acting Pastor Medford Hutson The largest leaves, measuring up to 65 feet long, grow on the African raffia. 300 North 75 West Centerfield, Utah 528-300- 8 ; j ' ; , : |
