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Show Parish News I Am.vzK' . ti sa wt?f S Wrfei-Rf iduhSWC iRi'ns i !ul .M -- --- 1 I Man Fiohl Trip Wlirn vprmj; comi'v tliniiiitar mIhmiK in t lit Towle area plan field trip for their pupils. Tv picul of these trips was the one made earlier this week by llie SO student of the Stockton Sehiail. leasing their school at 9:00 a. in. Monday they were taken hv bus to the .Museum of Natural History at the University of Utah and to I Ingle Zoo. The students are shown here on the steps to the Tooele Oily Hall where they made a brief stop. Flmmilury School Ilthf I Httit 101 NATIONAL INSTITUTES Of HEALTH KiRfsa Minim something quite different, a diagnostic test to separate primary from other forms of aldosteronism would be most helpful. The Columbia investigators are convinced that by correlating the rate of salivary flow with concentrations of sodium and potassium, they can narrow the diagnostic possibilities. When the ratio of sodium to potassium is below one to four, primary aldosteronism is most likely. When the proportion of sodium is somewhat higher, the disease is a strong possibility. But when the amount of sodium overbalances potassium, primary aldosteronism is ruled out. At present, diagnosis requires tests for urinary excretion of aldosterone which are expensive, time consuming, and not generally available. Therefore, quick, inexpensive salivary tests should simplify diagnosis in many cases. Furthermore, usually the ratio of sodium to potassium in saliva returns to normal three to five days after successful removal of adrenal tumors, whereas patients who do not benefit from such operations continue to have abnormal saliva. Thus, the saliva also gives an early prediction of the success of the Saliva Test for Tumors Least understood of body fluids, saliva is slowly yielding its secrets to persistant dental researchers at Columbia A group there believes that because salivary glands are afTected by hormones made elsewhere in the body, saliva at the body's surface can reflect disturbances in the deeper endocrine glands where the hormones are made. The investigators are supported by the National Institute of Dental Research, one of the National Institutes of Health. For example, when defective adrenal glands secrete lower than normal amounts of several is the condition hormones, In called Addison's disease. these patients saliva has more sodium and less potassium than ordinary saliva. On the contrary, when the adrenal gland secretes more aldosterone hormone than usual, the normal level of sodium in saliva drops, and blood pressure rises very high. Excessive secretion of aldosterone (aldosteronism) may be due to several causes. In the absence of other abnormal conprimary aldoditions, steronism is usually caused by a tumor of the adrenal gland which lies next to the kidney. However, other forms of aldosteronism with confusingly similar symptoms are associated with severe kidney, liver, or y. heart diseases. Since it is dangerous to operate on a sick per- son with high blood pressure for a tumor when the cause is I, Realizing that you can't change other to suit your ideas, or yourself to suit other's idea. beaching (Mil. . , toward people, toward experience, toward sensations, Imth new and familiar. knowing silence sometimes communicates more than talk. That it's not just a hole to fill up with chatter. Asking questions when you don't know alaiut a subject. Accepting a dreary job gracefully: you have to do it anyway, so why make it hard on THE SEARCH FOR HEALTH THE The Tootle Transcript, Friday, May 8, 1970 Si. Marguerite irrnra Msasasstesrn yourself? your face do some of the talking for you. but it's Making an effort ail effort that anyone is capahta of. thank you Saving a simple to a compliment, realizing that niavlie you really deserve it. Refraining from judgment until youre really sure you understand the uuderk iug factors. Taking a deep breath and giving a remark some thought liefore you react. Asking questions when you do know alioiit a subject, liecause you Sue still might leam more. Chase, Todav's Secretary Tickets treatment. ' An alarmed motorist stopped hurriedly when he saw a young man standing beside an small overturned sports car. Anybody hurt in the accident? he inquired. "There wasnt any accident, replied the young man calmly. I'm changing a tire. Every lody is buying tickets for the Hawaiian Luau, sponsor-e- d by the Loyal Order of Moose. Have you lioiight yours yet? If not I letter get them, as they are going fast and must be bought in advance. No tickets will be sold at the door. Cost of $3.00 a person will include dinner, floor show, dancto the music of Don Petty ing and his Orchestra. For tickets contact any ber of the Moose or call 882-013- 0 D D 0 o o o the ila bishop Federal sjwnt Siinduv, Mas 3, speaking at the Masses and greeting the people after Mass, lie also met wuli the Parish Council in the altec noon. Among items discussed at this meeting was the future .f the Imihhug project in Tooele, The Bishop asseited lhat for the time lieing the parish should Concentrate on eliminating the debt. In the meantime, Carish would le sought in coming to a decision mImiiiI the building The day concluded with the on conferal of ConfirmatuHi some SO eight h grade student. At It monthly meeting M.n 4 the Parish Council discussed the renosation of the ihunli and rectory. Joint I), lanig and auth laroy Watson were given t the oversee pruje ority to Woik oil the rectory is neailv I completed. Hie church piojc. will licgiii next mouth. A committee is Ifing formed to draw up a calendar u Hus parish fund raising events. will la composed m committee of the various brails of the part parish organizations. It is Imped that micIi a committee will erve two purposes: prevent the organizations from compett ing with each other; anil the harrassmeut of the community with tiikcts. etc. At the evening Mass mi . Ascension Thursday (7 pm.) those awarded will la ploinas graduating from the elemental and junior high schools of Special recognition will lie given to the following: live year pins to Frances Cordova. Peggy Martinez, Virginia Marilvu Cummings. Sandoval. Mary Trujillo Mary and Nellie Monlma. 3 sear pins to Sharon Ziipati. Debbie and Priscilla Muestas; I teacher pins to Hose Man year Gonzales, Jerry Scrhagl. Rob Elder. Betty Sell ril ter, Nita Gai-ciFlora Lawless. Frances Lucero and Marilyn Robinson; one year Fisher pins to Bill and Mary Jane Browning, Joe ami Ida Slaestas, Betty Cordova. Frances Cordova. Cecelia Marjorie Perkins, and Sylvia Arellano; I sear hclcr pins to Diane Gonzales. Lupe Kael, and Vivian Graham. i. Man-zanarv- RUSSIA RUSSIANS Soviet society, in general, is Humourless and devoid of lightdoes heartedness. EsHcially feminity suffer when women do re-sc- 1 g MR. AND MRS. REUBEN Photo hv McNeils TAEOT Church Riles Unile Couple A was liest Krliudo Vflsuque mail with Roliert Tafova, John Claieme Gonales. Gallegos, Mike Valdez ami Fred Momhagou ushered. Grandparents Mr. ami Mrs. J. Our lnlv of luiurdes Catholic attendClnmh at Magna. Utah, was the O. Aliev t a nl Taos weie in ance. for the ni.irn.ige of Mi THEN F.W Mrs. Tafo) a at tendAlbina Valencia ami Mr. RciiIh-i- i ed Cyprus High School ami II. Talma on April IS. I)7. Reverend Thomas J. kaiser of- presently is emploved at Tooele ficiated at the rile. Army Depot. THE BRIDE was given in marMr. Tafova graduated from riage hv her brother Raymond Tooele High School ami has Iteen Valencia. She is a daughter of Mrs. New Mexico Highlands William .Celia t Valencia and the attending late Mr. Valencia. Hie bridegroom is a son of Mr. ami Mr. Joe T. Tafova of Taos, New Mcvieo. Hie bride was lovely in lier wedding gown of lace and talfcta slvleil with floor length skirt in tiers of lace, with long full laee and high ueiklme. Her talfeta chael train was edged in lace ami her Unilfant shoulder length veil was caught by a tiara outlined in dew drop jrearls. Her liotiquet "as of yellow rows. M AIDOF HONOR was Margie of Denver and bridesmaids were Sally Trujillo, katv Romero, Debbie Martinez, Nancy Medina. Valequez and Eileen Their gowns were alternating carriyellow and blue anil they, ed daisy lioiiquets. sleeve University as Las Vegas. New Mev. He is now working with the Department of Public Welfare. VAI.IES Sometimes when everything seem awry ami our world has all but falieu into bits, it helps to lake stock. It helps to pause and evaluate the really priceless things like another's things lielief in us. things like our eves. In the constant race to snag a belter job, more money, a bigwe ger house, a second car overlook our current status. We forget to take into account the ability to sleep well, laugh heartily, ami eal whatever is placed upon the table. A good digestion is more of an asset than a diamond tiaya. And the sight of a yellow school bus unloading a flock of chattering hoys ami girls is one of the rewards of eyes. Mvrtie Barker, Where Is is iule variety in clothing, design and color. Even when dressed up, the greater percentage of peoVianaime Mondragon was the ple lack a neat, clean-cu- t Their clothes are gaudy little flower girl ami Willie Valenin need of resewand cia the brides brother was Evervlmdy? ing so as to fit properly. mens work. There g p pie-ven- h-- OUR POPULATION i grow-luat a tremendous rate, hut lor the immediate future we have plenty of vpaee for people in tin big country of ours, if All Ojtcn Letter to the we pioperly plan ahead and People of Utah communities that are like a I'.uk To whom it ma comeru Some organizations are I am louvimed that I) mg Iv building l ommuuities a denis nl our pint beliind man) Ik built but we should the IihI.iv, is the elosiiHl nl the ruin Utah and in the here have naami of our state ral aieas nation mans small towns that gmw tion. Our voting have the (Hilcnrial for more up, hml it impossible to make a if there were way for living in their home town ami people make a them to living. aic thus forced to imgiate to It is mv objective to do all d t v i ii ,ii aieas. lalgcr li q that I can through research to Our cities are heunnnig mine vr that there ami unable to coje develop industry crowded In wink for our people, might Willi the problems brought about I MIKE a plea to all of hv the last growth ol populawho mav read this letter vim tion. ami who have concern for the and waten RESULT air of our loiintrv to join future and riots i rime. pollution. with to me. aicnmphsh this obmail other pioblems. laimms art Inter t, jective. America's who I am seeking sjHmvors the late Frank l.lovil Wright, mav In' interested in either would lentralizatmn that ilamied or inactively p.uticijrat-indestrov civilization. For those hi a unique and interesting winds bis doubt who might wav in reveauli ami evjierimen-- I liHik around von today and see at ion. was if soil dont Ulieve be Mauv of you would like to right. All ol our work will lie share. We here ill Utah ure not amt sent out to our vet to the stage that many of published and to the public for sMmsurs our large dries are. in other of all. the parts ol the country, hut we who desire will In SjMHisnrs are ceitainlv headed that way. infoimatiiHi gainthe able to use Aiivlmdv who has wen the h ill their onr from ed researi shuns of our large cities and lomimmiries. own will compare that to a lads get Inisv and do somelandscaped small nir.il Indore it is too late. For flowthing coiiiiuimity with its trees, further information write to surand lawns ers, big green RoMel Industries. P.O. Box 61. rounding lounrivside, will know Utah 84630. Favctte. the not that von can develop same kind of imlis iiln;il in the Sincerely, Roger E. Mcllor two different environments. Leller To The Editor (Bolihs-Merrill- Ikmii-tiliill- y SCIENCE A great virtue of science is that it stands firmly in the pre- but looks Imldly into the Herman Branson. 'The future. American in Science." Bal- t inline Bulletin of Education - Wife, trying on for coat, to husband: Weve lieen support-sen- t ing the cotton farmers for years, flow alnml giving the mink ranch-Negr- o ers a break? Progressive farmer PAINTING See the new nylon and Armstrong paint for home and industry. call us for your paint rollers and brushes (Need help) let us paint it. Shop at home. Free Estimates Call 882-2265-882-1- 800 ) mem2 OF THE WORLD STANDARD GAL. 1 TREES SHRUBS Fruit or Shade Your Choice Reg. 4.98 5-G- ROSES AL. SHRUBS Eldorado Reg. 1.19 Reg. 4.49 AMMONIUM GARDEN HOSE SULFATE 19 50 ft. 58 In. Reg. 2.49 GARDEN TOOLS Rakes, Shovels Hoes Reg. 2.79 29 STEER MANURE 0)8) 2 cu. ft. 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