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Show Wednesday, May 6, 1998 tEtnws-Jfcfn- tElj caCuuD Nephi, Utah s 0000 B'o:cG-uuui!Guj-Q HqcdScjOrDO unventilated throughout the winter months particularly when the area is known to have been infested with rodents. Hantavirus infection, though rare, is quite deadly with about a 50 mortality rate. According FuoCaung Fie!i Cos fishing fundamentals. Clinics will be offered each Tuesday through the summer, from 5 to 8 p.m., at the Divisions fish pond, located next to the Wildlife Building at the Utah State Fairpark, 155 North 1000 West in Salt Lake City. Theres no cost to attend. Each clinic takes about 30 minutes to complete. Groups interested in attending InCcrn::.; end to 6 p.m. Fish Springs NWR was established in 1959 as a resting and nesting place for migratory birds in a harsh desert environment Since establishment, dvW '260 different species of birds have been seen at the refuge. The peak of the spring migration occurs in y and thousands of birds representing over 100 species will be visible. Activities include mid-Ma- oQgfgc and include fever F), chills, headache, muscle aches (joint and lower back pain), and occasionally nausea, vomiting, and abdominal pain. This disease rapidly (within 24 to 72 hours) progresses to difficulty in breathing, which is caused by a fluid buildup in the flu-li- ke (101-10- 4 9-- 14 these excellent presentations by Division staff should call (801) 4 to reserve a time. Additional events and fishing opportunities to be held through the summer include: Free Fishing Day, June 6, Utah State Fairpark (Salt Lake City), Fort Buenaventura State Park (Ogden), First Dam (Logan), Wasatch Mountain State Doug Miller Outdoor Expo, Utah State Fairpark Aug. (Salt Lake City). C3y Utah State Fair, Sept. Utah State Fairpark (Salt Lake 10-2- 0, City). Gallivan Center Fish Fest, Sept. 19, Gallivan Utah Center (Salt Lake City). For more information call (801) 538-477- 4. V.cdccdey... Showers and thunderstorms O f r western tanagers, lazuli V V Partly cloudy. chance of afternoon thunderstorms, mainly mountains and east. Lows in the 40s. Highs mid 60s to v lower 70s. V' V ' f jf ! .v Friday end Saturday... A chance of afternoon and i ' Partly cloudy. thunderstorms. mid 70s. t Alfred Godek, reporter Date ' High Low Prec .00 70 34 Apr. 28 32 .00 74 29 Apr. .00 77 35 30 Apr. .00 42 76 May 1 .00 39 79 May 2 day-to-da- day-to-d- ay A BIRD WATCHERS Children get up close in learning about gratory birds stopping off at Fish Springs NWR. Jf CoTuScO coding mi- CJ23C7 Co C.'lzrj The Service Officer from the American Legion, Salt Lake City will be in Nephi to assist veterans, dependents and widows in understanding and applying for VAbenefits, including compensation, pension, hospitalization, education, and other benefits. U U - The Service Officer will be 4D anti-depressa- m PLUMBING & BUILDERS1 SUPPLY Hsstlng Service Plumbing Service Electrics! Licensed Contractor We Service What We Selll ( Welcome to 18-2- 0, 1993 23-2- 7, i: V Complete 10 Digital Satellite Systcme l Nephi. Utah 84643 4 tCc& We have gifts for young Mothers to Grandmothers. From gift baskets to stained glass. Chocolats roses to Szcizl . ; Juab Missionary and Uta Stampede Apparel $5.00 CU 1 ltd ttkutct lt& to fietudtuC 3? io tfuo Suzdz?, All , )gkitzcle yRifpsant Genetic factors: There is "i't&y t the Mormon Jest strong evidence for genetic susceptibility to bipolar disorder. If one parent suffers from the illness, the risk of the child suffer-- .00 .00 .00 .00 , a.m. ing from any mood disorder is 27 percent. When both parents have bipolar disorder, the risk that the child will have some type of mood disturbance is 75 percent Chemical imbalances: Adolescents suffering from bipolar disorder or major depression often respond to certain medications, indicating there may be irregularities in their chemical 384 North Main 44 76 May 1 79 44 May 2 78 43 May 3 48 76 May 4 Total precip for April 1.59 at day-to-da- medication. After the mood is stabilized, sometimes are added when there is a depressive phase, or tranquilizers are added when a patient becomes agitated with mania. The mood stabilizers decrease the overall severity ofthe illness, but the addition of other medications is, on a short-terbasis, sometimes helpful. What causes adolescent bipolar disorder? Nephi weather Norma Sherwood, reporter Date High Low Prec 59 40 .00 Apr. 28 72 37 .00 29 Apr. .00 76 30 40 Apr. 66 SOUTH MAIN, NEPHI. UTAH the Nephi Workforce Center, on Monday, May 11th, from 10:00-11:0- 0 uedher 74 43 .00 May 3 4 40 T 66 May Total precip for April 2.41 This is a free service and veterans need not be a member of the American Legion to receive assistance. ' evening the 40s. Highs in the mid 60s to Lcvcn 3. y Bipolar disorder is also known not fulfilling their as manic depression, and is char- duties. acterized by severe mood swings Besides having manic epiabove and below the range of sodes, almost all of the patients normal moods constant emo- with bipolar disorder will have tional upheaval. For example, a depression at some point. The child suffering from this disorder depressive episodes are similar may seem sad and gloomy one to patients who only have depresday (depression) and the next sion, and include sad mood, a acday appear excited, even elated lack of interest in (mania), without any change in tivities, and changes in their patenvironment. In adolescents, its terns of sleep, appetite, and ennot just a phase that is associ- ergy. They tend to be lethargic y ated with growing up. Adolescent and lose interest in bipolar disorder affects one per- life. Depression with bipolar disorder tends to be of a more secent of the entire population. Children with this bipolar dis- vere variety. order often have difficulty in the Occasionally a patient will stormy first year of onset. It is have, a mixed picture, where not uncommon to see suicide at- they can be manic for a day or tempts, hospitalization and dif- two, and then suddenly crash ficulty functioning socially. With and spend the next day or two in treatment, outcomes improve bed. This mixed picture is a dramatically after just one year, specific type of bipolar disorder with 80 percent of those suffer- which may require different ing from the disorder able to treatment achieve their social, occupationMany depressed young people can benefit from a treatment proal and educational goals. Patients who have bipolar dis- gram, but they first have to be order have had a manic episode assessed and the problem diagat some point. When patients nosed. The first step is contactbecome manic, they become hy- ing a mental health professional peractive and seem to have a lot for advice and help. He or she can more energy. They can go for long recommend what type of treatperiods without sleep, or short- ment regimen would be most en their nightly sleep pattern. beneficial. While manic and depressive They may appear high" or on top of the world, although when an episodes may require separate authority figure says no, they medications, there is a group of can become agitated, have tem- medications called mood stabiper outbursts, or become aggres- lizers that treat the overall illsive. When manic, patients will ness and keep both the ups and often get involved in high risk the downs from becoming severe. behaviors and dont seem to have Medications like lithium, Depaan appropriate concern about kote, and Tkgretol are all mood danger. They tend to talk faster stabilizers which decrease the than normal and sometimes they intensity of mood swings. Some talk almost all the time. It is patients will respond to any of hard for them to sit for long pe- these medications and some will riods of time, although if they only respond to one medication have a task that requires physi- specifically. The first year in the cal energy, they can work for ex- treatment process, it is importraordinary Jong periods. They tant to figure out which of these may pick some very specific In- medications will work the best terest and throw themselves into for a particular patient. Once a project, while putting the rest Stabilized on a given medication, of their life aside. They may not a patient can be stable for years, understand the consequences of as long as they keep taking the slight Lows in 5 mrM J. the 60s. Thursday... A contact the refuge staff at GapcHc? C:zicrdbr On cCaSCc!l7oncc cDocaonuo likely. Highs in Defended ffcrcccd... day-lon- tings, and lesser ing normal mist netting operations. For further information Other SUU students who finished among the top 10 in their competition categories in the state competition include Barry Orton, Parowan; Mike Justice, Vernal; Jake Gardner, Kaysville; Tbnya Smith, Cedar City, Douglas Pooser, Cedar City; and Park (Midway). birding tours with expert Utah g birders and mist netting, and banding of songbirds. Visitors will have the rare opportunity to observe the capture and banding of birds. Each Migratory Bird Day the refuge staff bands many colorful and interesting species such as yellow and Wilsons warblers, bungoldfinches dur- City. 19-2- 2, 538-477- f.-n- r.-:7G- er applications. Tom Liddiard, Stafford, Va., will also be representing SUU at Orlando in his capacity as secretary of the Utah State PBL organization. The five students earned the right to represent Utah during statewide competition at a recent state convention in Salt Lake Area Forecast CJcJicnal VJcsihcr Gcrviso Freni Che Internet flop bogunrcora VJildliCo Dcffugo is Died Day y Springs The public is cordially invited to celebrate International Migratory Bird Day at Fish Springs NWR on May 9th, from 10 a.m. are FopracoGifl QDflaCa On PDL GoenpoflOflOon Five students from Southern Utah University will be among those representing the state of Utah at a national competition sponsored by the Professional Business Leaders (PBL) organization. The national competition will be held July at Orlando, lungs. Anyone experiencing these Florida, during the national PBL symptoms after direct or indirect convention. SUU students competing and exposure to rodents, should contact their doctor or health facili- categories in which they will be entered include Lorriann Walty immediately. For more information regard- lace, Nephi, business communiHPS. Humans may also become es or cellars, please contact your ing HPS or rodent clean up cation; Karen Brown, Sandy, infected by touching their nose local or state health department guidelines, please call your local management; Josie Shields, or mouth after handling materi- for additional cleaning guide- or state health department. Re- Fairview, information manageals contaminated with the virus lines. corded information is also avail- ment; Marcy Pratt, Cedar City, or by an infected rodents bite. Symptoms of HPS usually ap- able by visiting the CDCs web computer applications; and Mau-rin- e When cleaning areas known to pear within two weeks of expo- site at www.cdc.gov or by calling Peterson, Blanding, comput be infested with rodents, areas sure but can appear as early as the CDCs toll free 24 hours a day should be sprayed down with a four days or as late as six weeks at general household disinfectant after exposure. Early symptoms GOOnCoo Pathways to Fishing clinics, which introduce youth and other beginners to fishing basics, will be offered weekly by the Division of Wildlife Resources Aquatic Resource Education program. The clinics cover fish biology, habitat, safety, ethics, baits and knots. The programs are ideal for Scout and other youth groups that are interested in learning CbDOcGO Oo Q3C5uODD With the spring cleaning of to recent U.S. Centers for Dis- such as Lysol or a bleach and garages, cabins and campers ease Control (CDC) data, there water solution (three tablecomes the increased possibility of are currently over 150 known spoons per gallon of water). InHantavirus exposure warns Rob- cases of Hantavirus Pulmonary dividuals should wear latex or ert Resendes, Health Officer for Syndrome (HPS) in the United rubber gloves while cleaning the the Central Utah Public Health States. The majority of these cas- area. Remember, never mix Department. es have occurred in the western bleach and ammonia together. In In 1997 there were no record- United States. Td date, ten have addition, homes and other struced cases of Hantavirus in Utah. been identified in Utah. tures (cabins, trailers, sheds, In 1996 there were two recorded Latest CDC information has etc.) should be rodent proofed by cases, one of those resulting in found that the virus is present sealing holes or cracks entering the death of a Millard County in the droppings, saliva and the building. Rodents should be urine of rodents, primarily deer eliminated through trapping and resident, reported Resendes. The Central Utah Public mice. Humans who breathe in cautious use ofrodenticides (poiHealth Department reminds ev- the virus as a mist or dust may son). For heavily infested or eneryone to exercise extra caution become infected and contract closed areas, such as crawl spac- when entering and cleaning areas that have been unoccupied or Page 7 l l l Free Electronic TV Guide Free (2) Months Programming Over 160 Channels Available Monthly Programming from 19.99 Complcta Systems Only ma 3.95 nneludM 8sS InHaMton NT Digital Unive ATTENTION DIET BURNOUTS Ejr, Ulji (AD :-;- rcit Tfcct NatunlSatisfktioa Gummed) Vutd 13 Ils. b 2 wetbs is cct crcc::a. LcjCdl Uow For a Trid Pc. . 3 Day 1 |