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Show 10 SPRINGVILLE H ERA L D Thursday, June 21, 2007 '4 Wencor of Springville honored Qualiseal for high performance. Shown here are Kent Whitmer and Bill Riggs presenting Rick Schumacher of Qualiseal Technology with the 2006 Engineered Product Supplier of the Year award. Qualiseal was selected because of outstanding quality and delivery performance for 2006. Wencor is a worldwide leader in aircraft parts delivery and engineered aftermarket parts for commercial aviation maintenance. Baby Your Baby turns 20 years old From infancy to "adulthood," "adult-hood," the Baby Your Baby program has helped thousands of Utah women have healthy babies. When Baby Your Baby (BYB) was born in 1987, the Utah Department De-partment of Health (UDOH) meant it to be a temporary, two-year prenatal outreach and media campaign. The goal was to educate and encourage all pregnant women to seek early and frequent prenatal care in order or-der to reduce Utah's infant mortality late (IMR), which was 8.7 deaths per 1,000 births at the time. Twenty years later, Baby Your Baby is still thriving. The 2005 data show Utah's IMR is now the lowest in the nation, at 4.5 deaths per 1,000 births. BYB has served more than 100,000 women and answered more than 300,000 phone calls from mothers-tote. Building in Springville Harvest Meadows 14 Acre Lots 801-633-4987 Lot 8 I , ; - - - t - - f I , ' 1 1 ' ' - - " 'f ;'S3& y i San Rafael 2490 Finished Square Feet 4 Bedroom 2. S Bath 3 Car Garage Main Level Master Bedroom Great Room with Fireplace Upstairs Loft Deluxe Kitchen with Island, Granite Tops Knotty Birch Cabinetry Bay Window at Nook Huntington 22J2 Finished Square Feet, Single-Story 4 BeJruom3 Full Baths2 Car Garage Vaulted Great Room with Fireplace Master Birth Jetted Tub and Dual Sinks Two-Tone Interior Paint Deluxe Kitchen with bland. Granite Top Lots 7 and 1 3 :K'..m..m.4...,,. Mm. f I 1 - . - i i i i ! . i $ T- -. . i J. if if . . 1 "1 i ?! Wellington 2 5 J3 Finished Square Feet 4 Bedroom 2. S Batlis J Car Garage Great Room with Fireplace Formal Living Room Deluxe Kitchen with Island, Granite Tops Knotty Birch Cabinetry Bay Window at Nook Master Bath Jetted Tub ami Shower Large Walk-in Master Closet New Home Prices Starting in the High $300s. Alt homes are built to Energy-Star specifications with Low-E windows and blown-in insulation. Other floor plans available or we can design a custom home .for you. Call for details: 801-633-4987 When the program was launched, the UDOH brought in a Svho's who' list of prestigious partners, including in-cluding the March of Dimes, the Utah Birth Defects Network, Net-work, WIC and KUTV, making BYB the first publicprivate pub-licprivate partnership of its kind in Utah. Other partners include the Willard L Eccles Charitable Foundation, IHC and Smith's Food and Drug. "Baby Your Baby is a marvelous example of how government agencies and private companies can work together to make a difference," said Dr. David N. Sundwall, Executive Director, Di-rector, UDOH. "It is also the most successful and longest-running public health promotion campaign in the state," he added. Two of its most important impor-tant successes have been reductions in the numbers of babies born with brain and spinal defects and in infant mortality due to sudden sud-den infant death syndrome (SIDS). "Our staff members who answer the hotline and work on our outreach program pro-gram are thrilled every year when we hear that we are losing fewer and fewer babies," said Marie Nagata, BYB Program Coordinator. Co-ordinator. "In fact, in just the last 10 years, birth defects de-fects of the brain and spine have dropped 50 percent in Utah," Nagata said. In addition to saving lives and preventing birth de-. f ects, Baby Your Baby has also produced numerous education ed-ucation materials, including the Health Keepsake book. The mothers who seek help from BYB come from all walks of life. Their one commonality is that all are facing financial hardship during their pregnancies. Baby Your Baby provides temporary financial assistance to those mothers, paying for prenatal prena-tal visits until they can get Medicaid benefits or care through a low-cost clinic. Baby Your Baby is a partnership among the Utah Department of Health, In-termountain In-termountain Healthcare and 2 News Fresh Air. City problems Continued from page 1 South. Following that construction, con-struction, the line will be extended from 400 East to Main Street. However this construction will not close the street, but will slow down traffic flow. The total to-tal project is scheduled to take 180 days to complete. In other information received re-ceived from some of the other departments, the electric department had only five power interruptions interrup-tions during the month of May and none of those affected the power in the whole city, but were localized local-ized interruptions. , The power department also reported that the K2 engine at the Whitehead Utility Center will be broken bro-ken in again this week after repair work was finished fin-ished last week on the unit. High power for the month of May was listed at 42.56 megawatts on May 18 during some hot weather. weath-er. The Canyon Road Well project is starting to move forward as citizens may have noteed on their way up the canyon. This project will be finished late in Sep tember according to Stap-ley. Stap-ley. He said the 1500 West sewer project is slightly behind be-hind schedule. The contractor contrac-tor is installing 1000 feet of 24-inch sewer pipeline to an average depth of 14 feet. Construction is also beginning begin-ning on the new sewer lift station on 1500 West. Total valuation for building build-ing permits issued in May was almost $10.2 million, which says that the building build-ing boom in Springville is still high. Residential building is at the top of the list with a valuation of almost $4 million. mil-lion. Fees collected for the month were at $630,000. The golf course continues contin-ues to be very popular with golfers in the valley. Their revenue was $115,000 in May. This is very good according ac-cording to golf pro Sonny Braun, with all of the new golf courses that have been opened in the valley. Pam Vaughn, city librarian, librar-ian, reported that business has continued brisk at the . library. Over 1300 people visited the library on May 29 to sign up for summer programs. 1 " (X J 220 Q. UzM """M.. ' , Oyforj in this c;3 to 3 dCTS h X ffiQ l sL-i family foods JW Offa cms Whs Red & Green Leaf v:v' Fresh Gold Pineapple . 4 .'ft. Romaine Lettuce for U J per lb. While supplies last , j Fresh Celery I 49$perlb. While supplies last Smf liass Avocadoes tiJiTi''fi-fcKiVS'i'. While supplies last Fresh Express Coc SlaiV & Sr Tossed Salad yCeadl l6oz.bag i:. While supplies last Uiizet Pot at np ......I,J.,I,,,.,1MM,,,I &S x Medium Wh ile supplies last Yellow Onions & While siiDolies last 3 lb. fori Fresh Express Spinadl 99(each 9 oz.bag ... mnesupiMUst Fresh Limes W4 each While supplies !ist 6 mhrMtemmm 4 ' |