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Show Orem-Geneva Times Wednesday, December 1, 1993 Page 5 ANN MERRILL Ann Merrill called to serve in Fort Worth Ann Merrill, daughter of John and Ruth Merrill, has been called to serve in the Texas Fort Worth Mission. Her missionary farewell is scheduled for December 12 at 9 a.m. in the Sunset Heights 7th Ward, located in the Sunset Heights Stake Center at 400 West 1200 South, Orem. All friends and family are welcome wel-come to attend her farewell, or visit with her at her home, 763 South 600 West, Orem, that afternoon. She will enter the Missionary Training Center on December 15, 1993. Don't Sell Your Winners Too Soon STEVEN H. TOLLEY INVESTMENT REPRESENT A TIE Bus. (801) 226-5125 Many investors worry too much about when to buy a stock and too little about when to sell it. Often, they sell when a stock reaches a target price and then reinvest rein-vest the money in another stock. People who use this technique tend to be traders rather than long-term investors. Many professional money managers agree that you can't make much money by frequent trading. Rather, they say, you must hold the winners for the long term to compensate for the inevitable losers. Traders, on the other hand, generally gener-ally argue that the most significant moves happen at the beginning and later taper off. One advantage in long-term investing over short-term trading is that you generally gener-ally know more about a company you've owned for a while than the one you plan to buy. This does not mean one should never sell winners. One way to take profits is to gradually scale down a winning investment. invest-ment. For example, if a stock has doubled in value, you might sell half of your shares. That way you have preserved your original capital without completely liquidating your investment and giving up all chance of additional gains. You might consider the same strategy if your portfolio is overconcentrated in one stock. You should, though, consider selling ALL of your holdings in a particular stock when the fundamental reasons for which you bought it change. Investors should try' to buy value at reasonable prices. Eventually, a stock may reach a point when it is no longer a value. Once a stock becomes overvalued, it's just as likely to underperform as it is to overperform. Thai's when you should carefully consider getting out. However, frequent buying and selling can be costly and claim much of your profit or worse, add to your loss. Commissions can be a significant cost even if you use a discount broker. Additionally, Addi-tionally, taxes could claim a third or more of your profits. Long-term investing invest-ing makes a lot of sense when you consider con-sider the costs of in-and-out trading. WHY SHOULD YOU PLAN YOUR OWN FUNERAL? 1 i s it by planning your funeral. When the time comes, a single phone call to our funeral home would be all that's needed. Call US today for the details. 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Harrell, Natalie Hauzen, Celeni Heaton, Aubrey Henderson, Jared Hendrick-sen, Hendrick-sen, Amber Heslington, Ashlee Hes-lington, Hes-lington, Charity A. Heward, Hanna Hippen, Brittany Hoglund, Becky A. Hoskisson, Andre D. Hoyt, Gregory A. Hunt, Adam Jackman, Christopher Jackson, Jonyce Johnson, Marian Johnson, David Jones, Ramee Kendall, Ken-dall, Chad A. Kennedy,. Karolee Roller, Nathan Larsen, Peter Law, Debra Lewis, Erin J. Love, Donette Lunt, Seth L. Marek, Collette McGee, Christina Miller, Raelyn Miner, Brooke Murray, Eric Myrup, Melissa Nelson, Julie Oliver, R. Burke Olsen, Sandra Olson, Ryan Palmer, Tiffany Palmer, Clint W. Peterson, Amanda Pikus, Tim Pollock, Andrea Robinson, Natalie D. Sanders, Laurellee Seaver, Consumer Alert: Enjoy the spirit The holiday season is the season for giving. Hearts and checkbooks open wider at this time of year as more people are contributing money to their favorite charity. The Utah Department of Commerce, Division of Consumer Protection is issuing a warning to consumers against fraudulent charitable organizations, or-ganizations, and cautioning them to check out charities before they donate. "Requests for donations greatly great-ly increase at this time of the year and unforturtately, fraudulent charities crop up to prey upon the generosity of consumers," stated Constance White, executive director of the Utah Department of Commerce. "Consumers need to be cautious and take the necessary neces-sary steps to make their holiday contributions worthwhile White said consumers can take several precautions to avoid becoming the victim of a charitable rip-off: . Whether you are solicited over the phone or at the door, ask if the charity is registered with Pre-Need Planning Relieves your family of emotional burden. Expresses your own wishes in your plans. Protects funeral costs from inflation. Makes it easier for those you love. There are many decisions related to the funeral and burial of a loved one that need attention by the family. Now you can provide for them MORTUARY Naomi Sharp, Jennifer Shepherd, Michael Shurtleff, Danielle M. Skoy, Heather Sorenson, Christiane Sor-rells, Sor-rells, Sal Souphom, Rachel South, Rebecca South, David M. Springer, Conlin Stewart, Sharolyn Stoddard, Tiffaney Sumner, Melissa J. Swain, Wendy K Tanner, Eric Taylor, Jenna Theobald, Carmen Thomas, Sarah J. Thompson, Lana Tolman, Emly Tressler, Angela Trotter, Michael Vandyke, Janalyn VanOrman, Janel Walker, Nathan Walton, Jennilyn Waters, Kristine White, Jennilyn Whiteley, AnnaJune Wilson, Kara A. Wilson, Randall Wilson, Todd Yeates, Holly Young Eleventh Grade High Honor Roll 4.0 GPA Alisa Benson, W. Landon Bye, David Coleman, Michael Cook, Travis Dastrup, Whitney Debehham, Philip Dutoit, Kristy Eastman, Mandy Harker, Mary Ann Harmon, Melanie A. 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Dodd, Haley Ellis, Rachel Farnsworth, Alexander Federlin, Colette Flack, Carin Foster, Kimberly M. Foutz, Ryan Frost, Jacob Fugal, Krista Fuller, Gary Fullmer, Eliana Gaertner, Garrett Galley, Ryan Gardner, Amy Gentry, Katerine R. Gooch, Ami Gordon, Katie Greener, Brandon L. Grieve, Celene Harbaugh, John Harding, Jeff . Harman, Jason Harris, Brian Hickman, Hick-man, Mandy K. Hill, Rebecca Hillstrom, Jennifer Hodges, Tina Hoist, Cody Hunter, Sarah Hunter, of giving-but the state, what the permit number num-ber is, and what percentage of the donation actually goes to the charity. "Utah law requires charities to inform donors of this information, but only if they ask," stated White. If you are contacted by an organization claiming to raise money, call the Division of Consumer Con-sumer Protection (530-6601) to verify that the charity is registered. However, just because a charity is registered does not mean that state government is endorsing that particular charity. Some charities are able to give larger percentages of collected col-lected funds to their cause than others. Although no legal percentage per-centage rate is required, a charitable organization must state the rate on their application. applica-tion. Some charitable organizations organiza-tions play the "name-game." Many fraudulent organizations will use names that closely resemble the name of a well-known well-known charity. You might think that you are contributing to a nationally na-tionally recognized charity when in fact you might be giving money to a phony. V "Many organizations, using titles similar to well-recognized organizations, launch fundrais-ing fundrais-ing drives around the same time as legitimate organizations," stated White. Don't be fooled by a name that looks impressive." When you do make a donation, dona-tion, it is a good idea to pay by check and to make the check out to the organization-not the person per-son collecting the donation. "Be cautious of organizations that pressure you to give money on the spot," warned White. "Legitimate charities will gladly ' take your donation today, tomorrow, tomor-row, or a year from now." Take the tone of the company that you are in. Lord Chesterfield Anne Ireland, Andrea Jeffs, Janelle Jensen, Lisa Jensen, Michelle Johnson, Amy Ketcheson, Laura King, Katie Kirk, Jamie Lancaster, Michael Larson, Collette E. Lee, Carolyn Lemmon, Jeffrey Lewis, Ryan K. Littledike, Margie Lott, Hiedi Louw, Trisha Loveless, Can-dace Can-dace Mangum, Heather A. Marsing, Daniel Martin, Maureen D. Marx, Melissa Mickelsen, Katrina C. Millet, Stephanie Mlaker, Debra Moake, Julie Morrell, Rebekah Murdock, Grant Myers, Mattie Nelson, Stacey A. Nielsen, Marc Nuttall, Aaron Ostler, Maureen Otteson, Kim R. Patterson, Pat-terson, Deanne Peterson, G. Shan Peterson, Kevin R. Peterson, Brenda Pinnock, K Aaron Plant, Jeremy L. Porter, David J. Preston, Erik Pyne, April Reese, Rachel C. Richards, Rick Robinson, Rebecca N. Rogers, Stacia Rudolph, Shannon Shelton, Brooke A. Sorenson, Veha Souphom, Mark Stahmann, Katherine Steele, Jayna S. Stringam, Clifton S. Swain, Susan T. Swinson, April Terry, Jae Theobald, Rachelle Thomas, Emily Thompson, Jeffrey S. Tolley, Kristin T. Wadsworth, Michelle Walker, Stephanie Warner, Michael Washburn, Wash-burn, Emily R. Widener, Inga Willms, Brad Wilson, Jonathan Worthington, Stephanie Zeller Twelfth Grade High Honor Roll 4.0 GPA Logan Behrend, Jenni M. Bowman, Bow-man, Lisa D. Brown, Brandon J. Christensen, Jessica Colver, Mitsi Corwin, Maria Crandall, Kirsten Crawford, Allison Dennis, Eric Dickerson, Dick-erson, Evan Ducheny, Emma Farnsworth, Kristin Fehlberg, Jonathan Fischer, Christie Ford, Dennis Gammon, Rosalynn Hendriksen, Hendrik-sen, Susan Henrie, Jonathan Hurst, Lori Johnson, Michael J. Lloyd, Shelley Shel-ley Myers, Heather Newell, Benjamin Patterson, Nicole Pella, Benjamin Porter, Lucas Reichert, Sarah Robertson, Reed Rowe, Lindy Taylor, Maren Veatch, Timothy C. Watson, Tara White, Wesley Wintch Twelfth Grade Honor Roll 3.7 GPA or Higher Stacey Adamson, Sunny Allen, Heather M. Andes, Casey Baldwin, Derrick S. Barbee, Jane B. Barbosa, Tim Barlow, Melinda Bastian, Cody S. Batt, Michael Battiloro, Christopher Chris-topher L. Bauer, Rachel Beardall, Jodilyn Beck, Emily Becraft, B. Scott Bell, Brent Bingham, Megan Boyter, Rebecca Brereton, Traci A. Brewster, Melissa Brown, Gregory Bullock, Julene Burningham, Ryan Bybee, give wisely Finally, White said she would encourage consumers to think before they make a donation. Check it out and verify the legitimacy of the organization. Giving to a charity can be a rewarding way to add a little joy to the holidays, if it is done with caution and good sense. Hospital zone By Jeanne Thayne City Editor During a public hearing Nov. 22, council members approved a Hospital Overlay Zone that paves the way for, a high-rise hospital building and accessory buildings to be constructed on 800 North. According to Ed Stout, Development Services Director, the hearing was held in response to inquiries made to his office about building a small to mid-scale mid-scale hospital in the city. Most recently the inquiry was from Health Trust Inc., which proposes a 120-bed hospital at about 800 N. 800 West. Initial plans show the proposed hospital would be larger than Orem Community Hospital, but smaller than the Utah Valley Regional Medjcal Center. Electric Shaver All Brands Same Day Service First Term Jeanette M. Calderon, Janna Call, AAron Carr, Natalie A. Carroll, Michael K. 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Lee, Kimberly Lee-Master, Lee-Master, Margie Lehnardt, Michael Lettich, Jamie L. Levingston, Lance M. Littledike, Priacilla A. Lowe, Darin R. Lunt, John Lyde, Amanda Ora Kirk celebrates 80th Birthday Nov. 30 The family of Ora K. Kirk celebrated her 80th birthday on November 30th with a family dinner din-ner and party. She was born November 30, 1913 in Orem, to Alfred G. and Martha Thorne Keetch. She is the sixth of seven children in her family having five brothers and one sister. Ora attended school in Lindon and Pleasant Grove, graduating from Pleasant Grove High School. She was an excellent student and received a double promotion because be-cause of her academic achievement. achieve-ment. She married Verl H. Kirk February 31, 1934, in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. He passed away on November 23, 1988. She served many years in her ward as Sunday School Secretary and is at the present time a visiting teacher. Ora has dedicated her life to her family with hard work, sacrifice and her unconditional nurturing love. She is and always has been a strong influence for good in the lives of all who know her, especially her family. She is the mother of five children: Kayle Kirk (Mary Jo, deceased), Larry Kirk (Sandra), Peggy Jorgenson (Gerald), all of Orem; Judy Atkinson (Duane), Pleasant Grove; and JoLyn Kirk of Golden, Colorado. She has 21 grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren. great-grandchildren. "LOADS OF FUN FOR TAKE ONE AND ALL!" Jeffrey Lyont, Sneak PrevlewaCNBC SHOWTIMES: Matinees: Sat. 1:00 LISTEN TO THE NEW , KOVO 960 AM ' We Mend Everything m mwwr. mn 1735 South State Orem 225-8012 Lyman, Justin Maag, Emilia Magistro, Chad Magleby, Dee L. Magleby, Wayne Mangum, Erin Mc-Arthur, Mc-Arthur, Cathy Middleton, Kristy Miller, Elin D. Miner, Eileen Moon, Christopher Moore, Scott Moore, Brian Morgan, Andrew W. Mueller, Brent Muhlestein, Annelise Nicholes, Elizabeth E. Nichols, Mandy L. 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