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Show Page 9 Wednesday, May 14, 2003 (Ehc following areas: Wildlife Board members wanted The Utah Wildlife Board Nominating Committee is accepting nominations to fill the vacancies created by the expiring terms of Coni Brooks of the Central Wildlife Region and Paul Neimeyer of the Southern Wildlife Region. Coni Brooks has served two full terms on the board and must be replaced. Paul Neimeyer is eligible to be renominated to serve a second term. The Wildlife Board conducts regular public hearings to receive public comments, establish policy and set rules and regulations governing all wildlife in the state. Members days per year and are encouraged to attend Regional Advisory Council meetings in their area. Some overnight travel is required. The nominating committee will forward at least two names for each vacancy to the governor who will make the selections. The applicants must come from the Central, meet 1) wildlife management or biology, 2) habitat management, range or aquatic, 3) business, including knowledge of private 10-1- 2 Southeastern, Southern or Northeastern wildlife regions of the state. The Northern Region is excluded as it already has two members on the Wildlife Board. Applicants must have expertise or experience in at least one of the land issues and 4) economics, including knowledge of recreational wildlife uses. Citizens wishing to be considered for appointment to the Utah Wildlife Board are invited to send resumes of not more than three pages to: Mr. Don Peay, Chair, Utah Wildlife Board Nominating Committee, Utah. Department of Natural Resources, P. O. Box 145610, Salt Lake City, UT 84114-561- Resumes should include education, work and volunteer experience and at least three references with telephone numbers. Applicants also should submit an accompanying letter that includes reasons for wanting to serve on the board. The deadline for submitting applications is May 30, 2003. Tmics-;Nctu- Nephi, Utah s The week of May is EMS Week National Emergency Medi- cal Services (EMS) Week, a celebration to honor the approximately 750,000 EMS providers nationwide, who deliver lifesaving care, is scheduled for May 18-2- 2003. EMS Week is also a time when fire and EMS crews provide vital educational material and training to adults and children on topics such as injury prevention, recognizing an emergency, and what to do until help arrives. "Working as an EMT for the East Juab County Ambulance service is different than any other career you might have, says ambulance personnel. One moment you might be in the dirt helping someone hurt from an auto accident and the next mo- ment you could be in a home assisting someone else. You get tremendous satisfaction from helping others and knowing you make a difference between life and death. National EMS Week recognizes the lifesaving care EMS providers offer on a basis. This years EMS week theme EMS: When It Matters Most emphasizes that no matter what the emergency or when it occurs, be it an automobile crash, a heart attack, a diabetic emergency, or childbirth, EMS responders are there to provide immediate lifesaving tare and 18-2- 4 EMS Week offers a great opportunity for us to educate a large number of citizens about injury prevention and safety awareness. says ambulance personnel. Some of the EMS Week activities we have planned this year are visiting Nephi Elementary and area preschools. We plan on touring the ambulance, teaching them that EMTs are our friends, and how to call and use 911. We look forward to serving the community wanting to teach and educate. If you have a specific need that you would like the ambulance to attend dont hesitate to contact a member of the East Juab Countv Ambulance. transportation. DOUBLE YOUM FNP Family Nutrition Program graduates, from left: Natasha Roberts, Janell Stephenson, Brock Sperry. Graduates not in picture: Jeramiah Whiting, Christian Richman. MONEY $$ Family Nutrition Program announces recent graduates Five students of Juab High School have graduated from the Family Nutrition Program. Each graduate has learned many new skills in food preparation and nutrition. The Family Nutrition Program (FNP) provides nutrition education to families and individuals of all ages. FNP offers small groups an instruction at no in-ho- What can FNP do for you? It can help with menu planning, providing recipes, planning healthy snacks, food safety and much more. Classes are taught by Nu- trition Assistants who are Will MATCH up to $ 1000 of: members of the Utah State University Extension staff. Call Laurie Bates at your Local County Extension office for more information on the Families Nutrition Program at cost. 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