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Show Wednesday, June 2, 1999 & Nephi Seminary announces 4th quarter honor roll for 1998-9- 9 Savage, Lindsey Shepherd, Lew Smith, Shawntel Snow, Jamie Bas-tia- n, Mary Bawden, Graham Bird, Marcel Braun, Lauren Clark, Jenna Coombs, Carole Coray, Jill. Dinkel, Adam Everi-t- t, Annalisa Eyre, Jordan Gould, Warren Hall, Alise Hart, Adam Hepler, Jonathan Hunt, David Jackson, Russell Jackson, Bryan Jessen, Devin Jones, Ashlee Kay, Ebay Stephenson, Jeremy Stubbs, Jennifer Zirbes. 11th grade: Sunny Aagard, Kyle Ashworth, Leslie Baird, Tarynia Barnes, Jason Bastian, Angela Berezay, Mard Blackett, Brianne Brough, Dustin Garrett, Darcy Gianvito, Neil Greenhal- Kelly Kenison, Travis Kenison, gh, Rebecca Harris, Lindsay Annalee Lundell, Byron Major, Hathaway, Trevor Hooper, ElizNathaniel Malloch, Alice abeth Hyde, Celeste Jessen, AMalquist, Rachelle Morey, Britt- lisha Jones, Nicholas Jones, ney Neilsen, Steven Nelson, Au- Rachelle Kay, Joshua Kenison, Q: What is the name of the tumn Nielson, Gloria Oakeson, Shaylene Lambson, Samuel Malmedication and what supFeast or Famine" is the theme Tyrell Orme, Kevin Packer, loch, Annie Mangelson, Jimmy do? to posed Ward Christopher Painter, Riley Park, McKnight, Kaydee Morgan, for the Nephi LDS 3rd Knowing how a drug works Travis Park, Katy Pew, Daniel Chelde Nielsen, Silvia Oakeson, Homemaking meeting Wedneshow you should feel after and 7:00 at June 2, Reynolds, Dustin Shaw, Ray Devin Olsen, Trenton Olsen, day (tonight), taking it can help you better unSmalley, CJ. Snow, Paul Sper- Camille Orme, Carson Park, p.m. derstand whether or not it is doto Come and find out how ry, Janae Stanley, Crystal Steele, Micah Parkinson, Alison Simons, job. Katie Sutherland, Mckenzie Meagan Sperry, Lynsey Stod- make the most of your food stor- ing itsWhat are the possible side Q: be will hints shared, Michael Tatton, Wesley age. Helpful Warner, Cathalyn Westfall, dard, caused effects by this medication Rachelle Wilkey, Brandee Will-de- Taylor, Adam Truscott, Adam from cooking with dried foods to I handle them? should how and oven. Ericka Wood. Ware, Katie Wilkey, Alisha Wil- the seasoning of a Dutch for a list Ask your be pharmacist will and recipes, Samples, 10th grade: Kolby Andersen, son, Angela Wilson, Michael side effects. most common of the provided by Sisters of the ward Stephen Anderson, Linsey Wood, Kathryn Woodland. able be to advise He or she Somay 12th grade: Samuel Adams, who received a bag in Relief Bailey, Ryan Banks, Katie Benallevican about you ways to you chance nett, JaNae Besendorfer, Maria Matthew Baird, Allynne Bailey, ciety. Dont miss your effects. side these ate all the with about Bronlearn cooking Boswell, Joshua Brooks, Jenni- Theresa Barnes, Rosalynn Q: Will this new prescription fer Christopherson, Kelley son, James Coray, Brad Dinkel, storage items from the dry pack work safely with other medicines Clark, Krystle Cook, Kade Ence, Mitch Durbin, Kayleen Garrett, cannery. I take? currently best on be the advice There will Kelsey Hall, Michelle Husbands, Jason Gee, Morgan Hall, Jenniof certain combination The mini-clas- s A water. store to Candace Jones, Stephanie Kay, fer Husbands, Marcie Jackson, way induce can serious, even Erica Morey, Trenton Nielson, Steven Johnson, Michael Keni- will help those who are interest- drugs reactions. Make sure you deadly, Jeff Parkinson, Stephen Phillips, son, Shellie Kenison, Kaycee ed in emergency candles. tell your pharmacist all the medications you are taking or have taken recently. Q: How and when do I take the medication and for how long? If I miss a dose, what should I do? 3rd Ward Homemailing tonight . saw yonasr life Taking just a few minutes to discuss prescriptions with your pharmacist before leaving the drugstore can help keep you and your family healthy. Nine million Americans a year Lynn, Ruth Malquist, Emily adverse reactions to presuffer McKnight, Randi Mills, Brady which Mortensen, Kamelle Newton, scription drugs; reactions the avoided be by asking might Collette Emilee Nielson, Orme, right questions. Kristen Painter, Lindsey Ostler, Asking your pharmacist quesAnn Reynolds, Cynthia Roth, Brett Seely, Melissa Tanner, Tra- tions when you pick up a precan help ensure that cy Thomson, Jonathan Truscott, scription medicines safely are you taking Welsh, Brett Wankier, Megan so that they work and correctly Jennifer Wilson, Treven Wood, most effectively. Jeanne Worwood Before you leave the pharmacy with a prescription, the California State Board of Pharmacy suggests that you find out the answers to these questions: 9th grade: Marillee Allred, Ben Pryor, Cassi Ricks, Tyler Shellie Ashworth, Janelle Page 3 Nephi, Utah dje Cimea-rfo- s is-i- t n, V V; New family The new Internet genealogy huge capacity of 25 million hits service launched by The Church a day five times the load experienced on an average day durof Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y test period. overwhelmed Saints has been by ing the eight-wee- k demand from all over the world. However, the site is currently The Church said that the free accommodating users at the rate site had been built tq handle a of 40 millionJuts a day. Addition- - ' 1 a smafffc al demand from people not being able to log on because of the huge volume of traffic is estimated at another 60 million hits, making it one of the most sought-afte- r sites on the Internet. J Because of this unprecedented tise, mahy people are experienc-'- , ing delays or difficulties in log ging on to the site, said Randy Bryson, Director of the Family-Searc- h Internet Genealogy Ser- vice. Church technicians are working closely with site host IBM and LavaStorm, developers of the system, to spread the load find yourself unsure of how much and help resolve the challenge, you owe, if you pay bills with Bryson said. LavaStorm today applied a romoney earmarked for other things, if you take 60 to 90 days tation technique, ultimately alto pay bills you used to pay in 30 lowing more users to access the days, if you pay only the creditor site. who is making the most fuss, its Bryson said, We've rarely seen time to take a good, hard look at anything like this with a site launch on the Internet. We and your use of credit. 6. Always shop for the right our technology partners are doreasons. Do you buy because you ing everything possible to help are angry at your spouse? Do you people have a good experience want the latest to keep up with when logging on to this site." is The site address everyone else on the block or to show-of- f to friends? If you use www.FamilySearch.org. money as an emotional tool in- stead of a financial one, it is time to look at your shopping pat- terns. 7. Need, not greed, should be your guide. Anytime you try to get something for nothing, you are more likely to end up with Nephi 2nd LDS Ward Homenothing for something. Often, making meeting will be held at you pay a fortune for nothing. the church on Wednesday, June Cfcmsuameir? If you are, you know the wisest rule? of smart shopping. Those who shop wisely not only save money but have a better chance of meeting needs. If you are not a wise shopper, read on. 1. Always plan ahead. When you buy under pressure, you are more likely to make mistakes. 2. Stay informed. You need to know what you want so you don't end up paying for extras you dont need. You also need to be aware of regulations and protec- x. V. eV' tions. 3. Always compare. The rule of thumb for mayor purchases is to check three stores before you buy. Besides price, compare quality, dealer reliability, service and care requirements. 4. Avoid impulse buying. Buying on a whim is one of the big- gest budget-wrecker- 5. Use V s. credit prudently. If you 2nd Word X3 CportTOUrlogSff pwon mat. IWWM 440oc) t27CO-$2?C- Q 3200 ttTten RmX SCO (hottest V3 sled) $3IC0-$42C0 9 COO & COO RLIX Liquid cr C33-404-7C- .5 CALL THE PENNY GASOUNE CLUB AT v k 1(877)435-225- 0 (TOLL FREE) Ext. 528 cines. tions. Be sure to tell your pharmacist if you are allergic to or have any problems with any medication and the names of all medications, and that you are prescription n, currently using and why you are taking them. By focusing the same type of widespread public attention on the importance of increasing medication compliance as is given to food labeling and health fitness, we have a better informed Richfield City Job Opening is accepting applications for a Recreation Director. CoordinatorAsst Recreation and Qualifications requirements can be obtained by contacting Job Service or the Richfield City office at 75 East Center, Richfield, Utah 84701 or (435)896-643Resumes and references are required. Salary range $17,000 to $20,000 with full benefits. Applications will be accepted until 5:00 pm on June 18, 1999. Richfield City v 9. John 5:37-4- 0 By Pastor Keith E. South First Baptist Church Continuing the theme of the witnesses in John chapter "7, Jesus spoke to the Pharisees of two more witnesses who testified concerning Him: God the Father and the Scriptures. The Father testified of Jesus on the day of His baptism when the heavens parted, the Holy Spirit descended upon Him in the form of a dove, and God said, This is My beloved Son. in whom I am well John the Mat. 3:13-1pleased. Baptist was witness to this but the faithless Pharisees neither heard the voice nor saw the form as is the case today with all who do not have faith in Jesus. Even the testimony of Scripture left them unenlightened because the Word was not alive and active in their hearts and minds. The veil of unbelief that Jesus came to remove from so many then and now covered their eyes and prohibited them from accepting the truth concerning Jesus the Messiah. Only Christ can remove this veil and only then if we will put our faith in Him. Without faith, nobody will believe the testimony of God and the Scriptures no matter how studied they are. There will be no change in their lives unless they put their faith in Jesus. They will not hear nor understand the true nature of God's grace and their great need for Christ and Christ alone for their salvation. For one to know great amounts of Bible, to memorize many verses, to be able to expound on deep doctrines, and to possess a - 7. 72-ho- lot of practical wisdom is all very good, but none guarantee salvation. The sad but true fact is that many folks know a great deal about religion, but they never come to a saving faith. This should sene as a venous warning to all people, those who know not Chnst and those that think they are Christians. The assumption must not be made that one is saved just because they know some doctrine and study the Bible. If all one has is a lot of knowledge about Christianity with no personal relationship with Christ, then they are deceiv mg themselves just like the Pharisees in our text. Is your religion just the accumulation of know ledge or does it consist of a personal relationship w ith Jesus Christ based on all of your faith being placed in Him and His work? If you do not have this kind of intimate relationship with Jesus that is grow ing daily, the good news m that you can. The Bible says that if you will set all human works aside, if you will not put your faith in anything man can do but totally trust in Jesus and what He has done, you will be saved. You will enter into the personal relationship the Bible speaks of. There are a lot of people that know about Jesus, but few that actually know Him personally. Please take a few moments and reflect on your relationship with Jesus. If you dont know Him or dont think you know Him as the Bible says you should, please call. I would count it a privilege to take the Bible and show you how you can be saved and come to know the Lord m a personal w ay. 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First aid supplies for the famikit will be available ly C3 BUY $300 WORTH OF GASOLINE FOR $3 DOLLARS The Board urges consumers to talk with their pharmacist about any problems they anticipate in using their medications and about any medication problems that arise over time. If you care about your health, learn more about your medi KNOWING THE LOGOS 2, beginning at 6:30 p.m. There will be a visiting teaching message, a home management lesson, a quilt to help tie for a donation to Heritage Hills Health Care Center, and a bread . (301)333-277- 4 patient population, achieve more effective health care and save valuable health care resources," says Marilyn Shreve, Chair of the California Boards Consumer Education and Communication Committee and Editor of Health Notes. meeting tonight Polaris Snowmobilo A half-hou- tree Internet service swamped by demand Axe yoia Certain medications require special routines. For example, one new diabetes drug must be taken with the first bite of each meal. Patients taking a certain medication for osteoporosis must swallow their pills in the morning with a glass of water and canr not eat anything for a afterward. Missing a dose may alter the effectiveness of some drugs. Q: Are there any foods or drinks I should avoid while taking this medication? Patients taking some medication need to follow a strict diet to avoid dangerous interactions. You may need to avoid alcohol while taking certain medica- imWiVi i (. Dintctv. iMk 1 lMKVW Vm . writ |
