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Show THESENTINEL S. Babinchak vies for crown social life . Wilferd,R.N. People want to know why the body acts and reacts as it does, and what is normal and, abnormal. It is the intention of this column to I 'i answer these questions and others many about the body in an under-- , standable and ! Ill Stephanie Babinchak The winner of the state pageant will receive a $1,000 cash scholarship, a tuition scholarship to Oklahoma City University, a full Barbizon International Modeling Scholarship, other prizes, and an paid trip to compete in the syndicated nationally National Miss televised Teenager Pageant, where she will be competing for $40,000 in cash scholarships, a 1984 Mazda GLC, and other awards. Jody Lant of Orem, the 1983 Miss Utah National Teenager, will crown the new queen. The National Miss reigning of Mitchell Susan is Teenager Three Oaks, Michigan. Stephanie's hobbies include playing the piano, skiing, snow and water sports. Stephanie is an Alta senior and a member of the drill team, and FHA officer. She is a former cheerleader and pep club member. She is also president of her Laurel class in se church.1 ; ; Jody Clark wins BYU scholarship i 5 informative way. , This is not an advice column, however we do Nancy Wilferd, RN welcome your questions and comments. Send them in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 128, Midvale, Ut. 84047. . I imagine you all, at one time or another, knew of someone who had gall bladder problems. Or, maybe you have had it yourself, possibly even surgery. This is one organ that man can live without, and often has to. The gall bladder looks like a pear and is about 4 inches long and an inch or so wide. It lies on the underside of the liver below the lower right ribcage. The function of the gall bladder is to store and release bile when it is needed. Bile is a d liquid that is secreted by the liver and works like a detergent on grease. The body produces about a pint of bile a day but the gall bladder can only store about l10th of that amount. As digestion continues, the liquid food or chyme as it is called, leaves the green-colore- UPHOLSTERING HOUSE We Recycle Furniture. 5610111 Midvale 51 N. Main. stomach and passes into the first part of the small intestine called the duodenum. It is here that the bile from the gall bladder is released particularly if there is a presence of fat in the liquid. The bile breaks up the fat molecules so they can be absorbed further down the intestinal tract. The bile enters the gall bladder from the liver by way of ducts or small tubes. The gall bladder duct and the liver duct join to form the common bile duct. If there is an obstruction in these ducts due to stones, for instance, the bile is not allowed to flow properly. This pooling bile is absorbed into the blood stream results in yellowish which a discoloration of the skin and membranes, particularly of the lining of the eyes. The bile is normally excreted in the waste products, or feces. If there is a high concentration in the blood, the stools may become because they are lacking bile. a disease Cholecystitis, involving inflammation of the gall bladder, is most frequently associated with gall stones. The are and symptoms pain tenderness to touch under the right side of the ribcage accompanied by nausea and vomiting. Treatment generally involves removal of the gall bladder at some point in time. This is done both to remove the diseased gall bladder and to eliminate the risk of the stones moving into the duct causing obstruction with jaundice and possible infection in the liver. jaundice, clay-color- Enjoy carrots this year Did you know that 1984 is the year of the carrot? At least so it has been named by the National Whether Bureau. Garden or growing eating them, you can best in carrot quality the enjoy throughout the year, says Bill Varga, research horticulturist, Utah State University. Varga reminds that you can enjoy most success in growing carrots if you will select a variety of the type best suited to your garden soil. Choose from among the four basic shapes: d or pointed, stump rooted or blunt, cylindrical, and d ball shaped. The long varieties grow well in garden soil that is sandy or light and loose. For heavy or stony soils, you will do better with shorter varieties. The stump rooted or cylindrical types have performed best in the soil at the USU Farmington trials. The real proof of good garden-grow- n carrots comes in the eating. Varga lists five varieties grown at Farmington that rated highest in flavor tests. These are Pioneer Hybrid, Short 'N Sweet, Scarlet Nantes, Royal Cross Hybrid and Lance Hybrid. Certainly color also has something to do with carrot appeal. Slice crosswise and observe the color intensity of the different rings that constitute the phloem or cortex, the xylem or core, and the cambium. The brighter and more consistent the orange color from the outside taper-roote- . Jody Ann Clark has been designated a Presidential Scholar. The award gives her two years full tuition to BYU. Jody will this month from graduate Bingham High with a 3.8 grade point average. She is a daughter of Dr. and Mrs Donald D. Clark, South Jordan. Her grandparents are Mr and Mrs Reed C. Smith, Midvale. Geuine Stone Earrings & Pendants through the core, the better the carrot, Varga says. healthful For nutritious, rate carrots high with the eating, Council. Research National Based on evidence so far, the council has advised Americans to eat more foods that are high in A and carotenes. vitamin Studies to date have even shown a decreased rate of cancer in people who eat larger quantities of foods such as carrots, cantaloupe, chard, apricots, peaches, squash, broccoli and other fruits and vegetables and liver, high in vitamin A. The same benefit was not found from popping vitamin pills. In fact, the council recommends against people taking large amounts of vitamin A pills. "Taking too much vitamin A can be dangerous," says Dr. Richard S. Rivlin, chief of the Division of Nutrition, New York of Hospital, and professor medicine, Cornell University Medical College. Citing the Nutrition Council recommendations, he said, "Excess amounts of this vitamin are not easily eliminated by the body. Rather, they tend to be stored in the body. If high levels of vitamin A build up in the body over time, they can cause a whole spectrum of unwanted effects ranging from skin problems to stomach upset to increased pressure inside the skull to liver disease." The council assures that you can gain the health benefits without the risk of those bad effects. Include carrots and other foods high in vitamin A in a diet containing lots of fruits, vegetables and whole grain cereal products. i mi wnumnum mm ii.,i.H'HH)ii;hw mmmiii Georgann Lloyd is BYU graduate Apostol Georgann Lloyd graduated from BYU on Friday, April 20. She received her bachelor of science degree in special education. Georgann is a graduate of Hillcrest High. She is married to Todd Lloyd and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs George Apostol. cmcrlcan 'GLASS & the quality of the stones . . . and we're more excited about the prices 262-608- 8 The family of Earl and Naomi Park want to wish them a happy 50th Anniversary. Erd and Nome were married on May 12, 1934 and have resided in Riverton most of their life. They have She was born May married 1, 1904. n. Nicole Rasmussen in state pageant Nicole Rasmussen, 6, daughter of Mr and Mrs Von She James Robert Steadman in the Salt Lake Temple on Sept. 20, 1922. He died Nov. 30, grandchildren and 7 They will be honored with a quiet family to dinner celebrate this occasion. 17 children, 7 family of LaVonne celebrate her eightieth birthday Steadman invites friends and on Sunday, May 6. It will be held relatives to an open house to at the Jordan Ell Reception Center, 2295 W. 8200 S., West Jordan, from 4 to 8 p.m. 1966. They had 5 children and raised Rasmussen, Midvale, has been selected as a contestant in 1984 Utah National Little Miss Pageant to be held at the Salt Palace on June 2, 1984. This is an official state preliminary to the National Little Miss Pageant which will be held in October, 1984 in Florida and will include a representative from every state, the District of Columbia and the territory of Puerto Rico. a nephew. Mrs Charles (Myrtle) Wright, Jay Steadman, both of Mrs Wayne (Shirley) Midvale, and LaDell Steadman, Dale Steadman and Steven Reading, West Jordan. Sandy; Olson, 1 ' ' She has 21 grandchildren and 40 Anderson has 90th birthday Y. The family of Fern York Anderson is celebrating Fern's nintieth birthday. Friends and relatives are invited to an open house in her honor, Friday, May from 6 to 9 p.m. at the second ward, 201 N. 2nd Sandy E., Sandy. No gifts, please. 4, 1984 ORGANIZATIONS, CLUBS Community Club The installation luncheon of the Midvale Ladies' Community Club will be held Wednesday, May 9, at 1 p.m. at Distinctive Catering, 285 E. 2700 S., Salt Lake. Conducting the meeting will be Randy Ross, president. The prayer will be given by Thelma Ross. Martha Paskar, Central District president, will install the following officers for Rae president, Jenkins; first vice president, Laura Cerrone; second vice president, Ruth Miner; third vice president, Bonne Taylor; secretary, Nelda recording Donga; corresponding secretary, Helen Burgon; treasurer, June Norton; historian, Reve Vella auditor, Hutchinson; Jones; and parliamentarian, Randy Ross. There will be a response by the new president. Ruth Miner will make the presentation. Arrangements are being made out-goin- g Mrs Steadman is a long time resident of West Jordan. She is a active member of the LDS Church and works as a temple worker in the Jordan River Temple. Your presence will be her gift. 4 Sandy students work together on art projects "Excel with the Arts." That was the theme of the Sandy Elementary's Week of the Arts program, held April 23 through 27. Children's art from kindergarten through fifth grade adorn the school's hallways, representing a myriad of creative productions. A key component of this year's program was the bringing together of younger and older students in cooperative art projects. First graders interacted with fifth graders and fourth graders helped instruct kindergarteners in artistic Nicole Rasmussen The winner of the pageant will receive a cash award, portrait, crown, banner, trophy, assortment of gifts from Tinkerbell and round trip flight to Florida to compete for the national title in October. Nicole has one brother and two sisters. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Lewis M. Anderson, Mt. Pleasant, and Mr and Mrs Philo Rasmussen, Redmond. Good-Groomi- Deadlines Monday, 5 p.m. News, Display Ads, Wedding Announcements 1984-198- 6: the by UTAH ROSES udnehm a Spring Planting Extravaganza! ; MARIGOLDS SNAPDRAGONS IMPATIENS SALVIA BEGONIAS ALYSSUM VEGETABLES PETUNIAS PLUS MANY MORE entertainment 255-179- 1. u . - Nursery Stock: Introducing our new nursery facilities. 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For reservations call Verda Wahlquist, STORM WINDOWS A AUTO GLASS DOORS RESIDENTIAL ft COMMERCIAL REPLACEMENT n '4L Open Daily 6 to 5:30, Sat. 8:30 to 2:00 Pendant and Naomi Park The 5 MIRROR murmt man Earl Open house honors LaVonne Steadman C0UP0NI We're excited about 9465 S. 700 E. m ..mmmum;: The bladder can gall sometimes be a troublesome spot in the susceptible earthen vessel. . Bill Armington, M.D., Consult. Fern Emerald, Saphire, Garnets, Peridot, and Ruby You will be too at . . . . LaVonne Steadman taper-roote- Jody Ann Clark family . mmmumf'miXmm The Earthen Vessel by Nancy J. ' Parks celebrate 50th Anniversary Jordan Valley 18, Babinchak, Stephanie daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald L. Babinchak, Sandy, has been selected as a finalist in the Thirteenth Annual Miss Utah National Teenager Pageant to be held at the Salt Lake Sheraton Hotel, Salt Lake City, on May 4, 5 and 6, 1984. There will be participants from all over the state competing for the title. 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