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Show THE DAILY HERALD, (ww.HarkTheHerald.com), Provo, Utah, Saturday April 29, 2000 Page A 10 Book paints picture of history By TAWNY ARCHIBALD Colorfully illustrated and historically accurate, this children's book is a great teaching tool for anyone who wants to spark a little interest in family history, historical events or just wants a good 'ole ' The Daily Herald In the style of the great storytellers of old, this tale of the past brings a glimpse of "once upon a time" to reality. "Roughing it on the Oregon Trail" (Joanne Cotler Books; May 2000; $15.95) written by Diane . Stanley ' and illus- ; BOOK tratedby I REVIEW ' " Berry, '- . ' - - story to read. takes children (and adults alike) on an adventure with the "Jump Back in Time with the Twins" series. Colorfully illustrated and historically accurate, this children's book is a great teaching tool for anyone who wants to spark a little interest in family history, historical events or just wants a good 'ole story to ' Time-Travelin- g vx- .--i .-- - - Courtesy photo Be prepared: GranVChnstensen, left, practices CPR under the direction of Callene Bobo, right. ''.",;'.'.' The book is about read.-- , Hospital helps scout leaders , ' "., Liz and Lenny, twins, who are visiting their grandma. As they let "It - PAYSON The Boy Scouts of America take being prepared seriously. , Most scouts can tie knots in numerous ways. They can start a fire with minimum supplies and are usually quite familiar, with various mountaineering skills. Now, Boy Scout Leaders in 65 local LDS wards can add another skill to their lists Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR), thanks to, Mountain View Hospital in " Payson. "Helping the community in any way vve can is one of the said (Objectives," hospital's Education Callene Bobo, Director and RN at Mountain View Hospital. "We were excited to teach the scout leaders CPR. It is something that is so important to know." Boy Scout leaders in wards from Elk Ridge to Nephi are now CPR certified through the American Heart Association. "It is a great relief that, all of Grandma's house, they notice is a great relief that all of these leaders portraits on the walls of ances- know exactly what to do if someone drowns ; ' or has a heart attack." tors. Grandma asked the twins which one they would like to visit. After ruling out the guy with the suit of armor and the nasty temper, the foursome (complete with Moose the dog) decide on a pioneer named Callene Bobo, Education Director and RN at Mountain View Hospital ' these leaders know exactly what to do if someone drowns or has a heart attack," Bobo said. "We at Mountain View Hospital are honored to have a harid in their learning." Larry Ercanbrack, the Risk Management District Leader, approached Bobo in January of this year. He knew the, importance of CPR and was thrilled to know all of the leaders in 65 wards would soon be CPR certi" fied., "It just ':'.'," tickles me to ' see the dedication of these leaders," said Ercanbrack. "The leaders are usually pretty enthusiastic about learning new skills especially g ones.".' , ' In order for a person to ; become CPR certified, a three-par- t test must be passed. The first test is a written exam. The second is to correctly perform CPR on a dummy and the last test is to perform the Heimlich Maneuver successfully on a dummy. "It is important to test both written and action skills," said Bobo. "A person first has to know the correct number of breaths .and " compressions before actually performing them on somebody." CPR certifications should be renewed every two years. CPR classes are taught once a month at Mountain View Hospital. If you are interested in taking a CPR course, please call terms in our modern tongue. For instance, they talk about how many folks joined the wagon trains after losing farms in the Panic of 1837. "The Panic of 1837 was what we'd call a depression," Grandma said. She explains that a "mouth " organ" is a, harmonica; and "sowbelly" are pancakes and bacon; "buffalo chips" are dried buffalo dung; y . "slap-Johns- to stop for a break; and a "pilot" was the guide leading the train. Throughout the book, the author intertwines historical information into the text without really breaking the flow of the story Did you know sewing machines weren't invented until the 1850s, or that the " United States bought the Louisiana Territory in 1803? Not only was this book informative to read, but you learned interesting facts without even realizing it. The pictures are colorful and vivid. They aren't extremely detailed, but that isn't. neces- - , sary for this book. the book should be available at Barnes and Noble and other major book stores. means "nooning" ; . ' Tawny Archibald, religion und arts and entertainment editor, can bey reached at; dhfam ilv( heraldextra.com or 344-254- Orem to hold fellowship event The Dailv Herald Christian women OREM of Utah Valley are invited to attend a Women's Fellowship Dessert from p.m., Monday at the Orem Senior Friendship Center, located at 93 North 400 East in Orem. Joyce Thurner, Director of .the Orem Pregnancy Resource Center, will offer an inspirational message on becoming new creatures in Christ.. Sponsored by the Evangelical Free Church of Orem, the event will feature special music by women from various 7-- 9 ; 465-704- ... e explains-th' their eyes wander about The Daily Herald Elizabeth. After changing into suitable clothing, the group holds hands and with the help of a magic hat, they are transported to 1843 Louisiana Territory, at the head of the Oregon Trail. yet light Through colorful dialogue, Stanley is able to make these simple characters come to life. The reader learns about life on a wagon traiii and the hardships that go along with it, One thing I found interesting was how Grandma , Utah Valley churches. "This event provides an opportunity for Christian women from different churches to come together under our common bond of Christ for fel" lowship and fun said dessert coordinator Michelle Williams. The combination of an inspiring message, wonderful music, and delicious desserts will make this a delightful evening you won't want to IF YOU GO What: Women's Fellowship Dessert When: p!m., Monday Where: Orem Senior Friendship Center, located at 93 North 400 East in Orem ' 7-- 9 - Cost: Tickets are $5 Info: To, reserve tickets, or for more information, call Michelle Williams at (801) miss." Tickets are $5. To reserve tickets, or for more informa- tion, call Michelle Williams at.'. (801) . . 423-348- 4 423-348- Software teaches gospel learning skills The Dailv Herald NORTH . LOGAN LDSLearning.com announces the addition of its newest gospel learning software. The includes software Interactive Scripture Study, a multimedia product ' CD-RO- for Windows. ''.... by LetterPress ' Produced Software. Inc., the creators of Infobases Scripture Mastery, this gospel study resource helps people learn key scripture study skills. It was developed in cooperation with Dr. Jerry Wilson. author of with "Teaching Spiritual Power" and long-timinstructor at the Logan LDS Institute of Religion. of the "Many members church have nut had the opportunity .to have a great teacher instruct' them on essential scripture study skills," says Mark Lacy. LetterPress Vice President. "They know they, should study the scriptures and ; ' e they know that others find and . answers inspiration through personal study of the scriptures. They want to have the same experience but do not know how." t Interactive Scripture Study is neither reference software nor the scriptures on CD. It is an interactive software program that- teaches essential gospel study skills. Each lesson is narrated and illustrated to add understanding .to scripture ..study. Exercises within each lesson .help users obtain personal insights and understanding of gospel principles and doctrine as they are guided to develop their scripture study skills. Teresa Jones, an early morn-- ' ing seminary teacher in Logan says. "1 would recommend Interactive Scripture Study to my family and friends. 1 have taken Brother Wilson's institute class; this product really teaches his excellent and effective scripture study techniques "Many members of the church have not had the opportunity to have a great teacher instruct them on GENEALOGY Continued from A9 the Provo River flooded, ruining the fort and the land. That fort was probably Despain said, at about the place where the freeway exits on to Center Street essential scripture study skills." now. When Despain was a city and county planner, he persuaded Mayor Verl Dixon to buy 10 acres of land at Geneva Road and Center Street not the original location of the fort, but fairly close. The Lake Lions Club built the replica that stands there now. "I would hope that when they build the Smith's store there, that they don't interfere with that," Despain said. "It's not on the exact site, but it's still historical." After the heavy winter, in. which the original fort.and land were ruined, the settlers headed for higher Mark Lacy, LetterPress Vice President marking and understanding the scriptures." LetterPress Software, Inc for reading, founded in May 1997, is an educational software company focused on developing software that teaches knowledge and skills for families and schools. LetterPress offered through products are www.ldslearn-ing.com- For more information (435) . call 755-599- ground. With the help of Chief Sowiette, a friendly Timpanogos Indian, they found a good location at 500 North and 500 West what is now North Park. "They wouldn't have had a' place to go without him helping out," Despain said. "I think North Park should be called Sowiette Park." A wooden statue of Chief Sowiette was placed in the park last year, which Despain thinks is a good "Encourage your children to read a newspaper every day. 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