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Show 4 The SufftNews. Wednesday. kHf l0i inf MTHf wqmftrf'' Irffiiij-- October 13. 1993' Elder John Mogle will report on mission Sister Cindi Okerlund serve will in Brazil r Sister Cindi Okerlund, daughter of Paul and Marsha Okerlund, has been called lo serve in the Brazil Recife South Mission. She will enter the MTC on October 20, 1993. Her farewell will be this Sunday, October 17, at the Salina 4th Ward at 11:30 a.m. There will be light refreshments that evening from 6 to 8 p.m. at her home for family and friends. Elder John Irving Mogle is returning from serving an LDS Mission in the Lansing, Michigan area. He will report on his mission on October 24, 1993 at the Centerfield Two News Drop... Rasmussen's awards at a luncheon at the Governors Mansion. Paiute ATV Trail Tips Doug Thurman All Paiute ATV Trails have been open to travel; however, with the recent wet and cold weather, trail conditions are constantly changing. Depending on weather conditions, snow may not melt again this yearat the higher elevations. Please contact a Fishlake Forest Service Office forcurrentconditions for the trail you plan to ride. Any person or group who would be willing to adopt a portion of the Paiute ATV Trail for die purpose of helping to keep it maintained and clean, please phone a number below, or contact the Richfield BLM office, or the Fishlake Forest office. For more informaiton about the The Vol unteers were recognized foi projects which improve the en Paiute ATV Trail, call toll-fre- e or locally in the Richfield area 896-889TRAIL TIP - Please be prepared for wet and cold weather. It is not uncommon to get stranded in the mountains with an unexpected snowstorm this time of year. Be sure to check the weather forecast before you leave, but be prepared even if foul weather is not forecast Weather can change quickly, especially this time of year at the higher elevations. Tell someone where you are going and when you plan to return. Be prepared with adequate clothing and shelter, and take along some food. American research , military records and writing family histories, along with other genealogical topics. The exhibit hall will showcase the latest in genealogical products and all-da- services. To receive a registration chure call June Calder, 240-209- 1 or George Jordan, bro- 240-100- 9. inhalers on excessive reliance on inhaled inhalers can relief for many of the naprovide tions 8 million asthma sufferers with mild symptoms, but these popular devices can be dangerous if used continually, say s a Stanford allergist. In recent years weve been noticing an increase in serious problems and even deaths from asthma - and some have been linked to bronchodilators, both and even certain prescription forms, said Dr. Abba Terr, clinical professor of medicine. Any person who relies on a nonprescription inhaler on adaily basis should consult a physician, even if they feel they are getting relief from using the inhaler, the doctor concluded. Jedd Judd is the new face at Rasmussen's Ace Hardware in Gunnison. Rasmussen's is opened until 8:00 p.m., Jedd will be working the later shift to accomodate their customers. amity of Lton f who has Bun so ly would Ekf to thank,evcryone thoughtful at the time of the passing of our father. 'Ihank.youfor the flowers, food, visits, money, cards, 'Ihanks to the Qunnison amSutanu crew, Dr. 9ay, Inouye and Pratt, and to the great nursing 1 staff at Qunnison Valley 9Hospital 'We thank.the fyUefSociety for the lovely luncheon; and all the friends and neighbors who have Bun so find to us at this sorrowful time in our Eves. 'Ihank.you also to the Springer Turner funeral Jlome. '. tIhe Leon Ofay family: Virgo, Virginia, TMs and Kfrry and Jean fjeldsted would Ekf tothanthe children and grandchildren for the wonderful day on 'Bruce our SO th Anniversary dinner and open house party. It was all real nke and we ready enjoyed it. We also thank, also everyone who sent cards and the gifts which we wish us many received. 'We also thanhaE that called to happy returns of the day. "We these test qustions before you wash out on water conservation Brush up on Lets see how much you know about our precious resource, water. This is about twice the national average. 9. True (Trick Question). But is will probably take about 50 years to do it. At the current utility rates, you can figure on saving well over $100 per year. 10.- FALSE.Watermanagement day. tions, you should brush up before you wash out on water conservation information. 1 . About half of the Earth s surface is covered with water. 2. Only 1 of the Earths water Bruce & Jean fjeldsttd practices must be implemented gradually by making shall changes in our daily habits. If everyone reduces water use by a few ounces a day, the savings will add up to millions of gallons. g showerheads, and aerators can save faucet toilets, over $10,000 in energy, water and sewage costs. 10. Conserving our water supply means making drastic changes and great sacrifices in the way we Water-savin- 1. FALSE. Its closer to 80 percent 97 of which comprise ocean. 2. TRUE. Another 2 percent is frozen and therefore unusable. 3. TRUE. A family of four uses 280 gallons per day just inside the house. 4. TRUE. A leaking faucet can likewise waste 200 gallons of water a day. 5. TRUE. Turn off all faucets in and around your home then check the meter. Wait 15 minutes then check the meter again. If the reading has changed you have a leak. 6. FALSE. The bricks may begin to disintegrate after a while causing serious and expensive problems in the plumbing. Better to use two one quart plastic bags weighted with water instead. Even better, consider giving your spouse a new 1.6 gallon per flush toilet for a birthday gift (you wont have to worry about duplicates). 7. TRUE. When you conserve water you automatically save en- - of skin cancer which is less dangerous than melanoma. But because melanoma can spread so quickly to other organs beyond the skin, and because it can be treated if discovered promptly, its lifesaving advice to stay alert for signs of melanoma, the doctor concluded. professor of dermatology. The American Cancer Society says this disease is responsible for nearly 7,000 deaths each year in the U.S. It is also critical to check your skin for warning signs of melanoma. Healthy moles are round or oval, generally less than the diameter of a pencil eraser. They may be dark or they may be light, but they are almost always a uniform color throughout. And they normally dont itch or hurt. Moles that might be melanoma are irregularly shaped - notched or oval - and varied in color. They often itch or are prone to soreness. Also if the mole oozes or heals unusually slow if injured - thats another warning sign, the doctor lotteries and grandfather. We especially wish to thank, the SaEna American Legion for the miEtary tribute to this spuial man. 'Ihe family of Olenry Heaps Baker L. and Neva Murphy Kunz. She married KyleW.Torgersen, June 5, 1947 in the Manti Temple. He died May 19, 1991. She is survived by children: Mrs. Steven (Shirly Ann) Colby, of Sigurd; Mrs. Mike (Bonnie Kay) Willden, Salt Lake City; Mrs. says. Malignant moles usually change over a period of weeks or months. However, normal moles rarely change much at all. If any of these symptoms appear its time to visit your dermatologist to have the mole checked. Many Board meeting Dr. Lewis Mullins, chairman of the Central Utah Board of Public Heal th has announced that the Board will meet at 7 p.m. October 19, at the Chefs Palace Too, in Delta. Meetings of the Central Utah Board of Public Health are open to the public. - San Diego, CA; Mrs. Adelbert (Annett) Potter, Huntington Beach, CA; Wayne Kunz (Pauline), of Magna. Funeral Services were held Saturday, October9, 1993 in the Salina Third Ward, with internment in the Salina Pioneer Cemetery under the direction of Springer Turner Fu- neral Homes, of Salina and Richfield. Talmage (Kyleen) Moosman, Bicknell; Mr. Delbert (Laurie Jo) Eckersley, Elmo, Utah; Kevin E. (Debbie) Torgersen, Aurora; Donavin K. (Phyllis) Torgersen, of Lost Creek. Also 15 GrandchilBrothdren; 2 ers and Sisters: Mrs. Con (Beverly) Gailee, Magna, Utah; Cleo Kunz, Magna; Mrs. Orval (Janice) Bates, n. Half of the estimated three million Americans with glaucoma dont even know it. It often has no symptoms in the early stages. 1st Baptist Church Centerfield Sunday School Worship Service 1 -- -- 0:00 am :00 am Of Salina Meeting the spiritual needs of the entire family Bible answers to content- porary questions Warm, Friendly Local People 165 South 400 East, Salina 1 1 for Can 5284440 or more information Visitors are always wateomat 528-755- 4 300 North 75 West 28-3008 Informal Bible Study Wednesday Evenings, 7:00 pm Refreshments & Nursery Provided want to express our sincere thanks to everyone for durtheir kindness and thoughtfulness to our mother, love and compassion shown ing her illness, andfor the each of to herfamily at her passing. We truly appreciate 'We you 529-783- 9 , ShirleyKunz Torgersen, 67, of Salina, died October 4, 1993 at the home of a daughter, in Sigurd. She was bom June 21, 1926, in Magna, Utah, a daughter of Joseph Centerfield at the passing of our dear husband, father Phone News items Shirley Kunz Torgersen Old age is when you first realize that other peoples faults -- Edgar A. Shoaff are no worse than your own. flowers ch minutes. suspicious new or changed moles are not cancerous, and some may representa slower developing form Now that summer is over, its time to take a look at your skin. Knowing a few simple rules for spotting and preventing melanoma - cancerous skn moles - can save your life. The first good defense against skin cancer is preventing sunburn by covering skin with clothes or sunscreen and staying in the shade, notes Dr. David Harris, clinical b 'Hie family of Oleary Oleaps Baker duply appreciates all those who donated their time, energy, food and 4-- To bake - cut into pieces and bake in an ungreased baking dish in a 350 degree oven for 40 to 50 & preventing melanoma day. 5. A good way to check your home for water leaks is to check your water meter. 6. A brick placed in your toilet tank to displace water is a good economical way to save water. 7. When you save water you also save energy and money. 8. Utah is among the most water conservation conscious states in the country. 9. education and water conservation Rules for spotting -- 'Ihanfj again to everyone. Good pumpkin taste starts with apumpkin thats bright orange with a firm rind. Smaller pumpkins are d more tender. A pumpkin yields about cups of mashed, cooked pumpkin - just right for two pies. Pumpkin can be cooked in several different ways: Halve or quarter pumpkin and scoop out seeds and strings. Cut into smaller pieces and cut rind away. To cook on range top: place pumpkins in pan with a small amount of water. Cover and cook until tender. Drain, mash and let drain again in a strainer to remove excess liquid. is suitable for drinking. 3. Seventy-Fiv- e percent of the water used in an average home is used in the bathroom. 4. A single leaky toilet can silently waste 200 gallons of water a ergy because you use less hot water. You also save money on water and utility bills, sewer and septic tank costs and local taxes. 8. FALSE. Utah uses more water per person than any other state - about 218 gallons per person per enjoyed the day very much exemplify what good citizenship is all about, said Leavitt It is through these actions that our state and national treasures will be preserved for generations to come. The luncheon was made possible by donations from Aptus, Kennecott and Mountain Fuel Supply Company. five-poun- live. ANSWERS v Utahs resources. These projects to cook that pumpkin New Employee at Rasmussens Ace Hardware If you miss more than three ques- geared to every skill level. Primary focus will be on migration and emigration, computers, Native Genealogists throughout Utah and the western region will gather Saturday, November 6, at the annual meeting of the Utah Genealogical Association. The public is invited to attend the y seminar set at the Quality Inn, 154 West 600 South, SLC, UT. Those attending will learn from twelve nationally known lecturers and regional experts with lectures vironment and promote wise use of Lots of ways 8. Seminar on genealogy November 6, inSLC 'The area organizations Snow CollegeUSDA Forest Service, Ephraim, and Sorensons Ranch School, Koosharem, were two of 26 organizations honored as outstanding Utah Volunteers as part of the Take Pride in Utah program. Governor Mike Leavitt and First Lady Jackie Leavitt presented the Sister Cindi Okerlund Ace Hardware ft studies at Snow College. honored by Governor Gunnison Area Non-prescripti- Church at 9:15 a.m. Elder Mogle is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Mogle, of . Cento-fieldHeplans to resume his Sunday School and thanhyou very much family of Betty L. Mellor Sunday Service South Sanpete Baptist Church 4 -- 10 a.m. -- 11 a.m. in Sterling Pastor Mika Bardon 528-301- 5 : ' m |