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Show The Tooele Transcript, Friday, May 25, 1973 Rural Nurse IVarlilioncrs Improve Health Care ft County Extension OfTice VI H I Hk3w I, Robin. j'SU FuimI M At-- lk,u,' u'h' " Pu,4up uf the irnne, wmie ue - vrei Mow tanh thange . 40 degree to ugar, there i a Wmuh. F for a week or r4 juk-iur- i 4 4 iv; & borne cviMkxmU suggest the high Broiling veal.1 Don t er grade of veal vhouhl t mailed ami the lower grade thould lw cooked kith mold heat to insure and good flavor. vTat -- or graham flour? It i milled from the khole kernel and contain all the B vitamin, trun. and other nutnentv naturally prevent in kheat whole-whe- at flour iv higher dmuld lie torrd in a cool place. Whole-whe- in fat than khite flour. k V. i 4 ' v to roll ball. lf com-niuiiiti- v " n Tlie publication i for sale by the Superintendent of Documents, l'.S. Government Printing Office, DC 2riftt2. The Washington, fur 25 English InmAIh tell rent a ropv (Catalog No. LIE Ap. M; the Spanish language Itooklrt it 20 cent a ccqiy (Cata- csim-atim- can.-Fran- log No. L klin 1 .2 Ap. ft). Farm Bureau Takes Action On Fuel Shortage GENERATION CP Michael lladock (Uuisersity of Michigan vice president ) said there are sign that the generation gap" may lie closing. "The young are a little less lar They tell the story in Wash- mil, and the are a ington alxMit one of those bulittle more in. Tmlay' college reaus, one in those great big student seem to have more ith the acre ami iKNiiK-e- , less dmich, more Imildings. purposeof floor siaee and the fulness and lew cvnicism. acre row and row of desks, and the hundreds of employees, and one A patient kh hrmight to a morning erne fellow in the cor- psychiatrist lv friend and they ner had his head on his desk informed the dcH'tor that the and was sobbing as if bis heart delusion nuin was suffering would break. They finally persuad- that a huge fortune was awaited him to tell them what was ing him. He was expecting two wrong. It was the Bureau of In- letter which would give him dian Affairs. He said. My In- detail on a diamond mine he Ronald Reagan dian died! would inherit in Jolianiiedmrg Governor of California. and the deed to a mlitier plantation in Sumatra. As the doctor explained. lt was a tough I case . ., . and I devoted many A hours to the patient and just when I had him completely cured, the two letter arrived. Funny Fimiiy World LINE ABREAST . . , One of the most popular manrusrr performed bv aerial demonstration tram throughout the korld it the line abreast loop. The Thundetbirdt, the official air demonstration team for the U.S. Air force, demonstrate this and numerous oilier maneuver over 100 lime a year. Thi loop show the respome and maneusrrabilitv of the Thunderitird F-- 4 quid aircraft. National Guard Air Show To Feature Tliunderhirds aerial maneuwilt lie demonstrated by the U.S. Air Force Thimderbird at the upcoming air show on Saturday, May 2ft, sponsored by the Utah National Guard. The air show, free to tlie public will lie held at the Utah Air National Guard base on the east side of the International Airport in Salt Lake City. The gates will open at 11 a.m. until 4 p.m. and the Thundcrbirds will perform at 3 p.m. There will lie all types of fighter aircraft on display inBreath-takin- g ver cluding the F- - 102; The is the F-I- ll and the F ill. neer variable r which swept wing is capable uf flying at two and one half time the speed of sound at high altitudes. There will lie army helicopter and fixed wing aircraft plus all sorts of ground equipment and the I55MM self propelled howitzer. Hie 23rd Armv National Guard Baud will perform. It is all free to the politic figliter-lmiulic- Give a child enough rope and hell trip you up. Frank Jones 7$ orange. furl this year compared to last year," he rxlalnrd. Iasi yearing Irrees destroyed almost the entire fruit crop in thi slate. As a result, gnmers didnt have use for their normal spring Fanu Bureau actimi ha called mi Utah's Congressmen and the Secretary uf Agncullure in to lead immediate effort freeing Berhise Slate fanner from the current fuel diortage. Elmo W. Hamilton, president uf the Utah Fanil Bureau Federation, wired an urgent plea to Senator Bennett ami Mom, and Congressmen McKay and Owen ft priority assignment of fuel supplies to the stale food producer. WITH consumers already concerned over food prices, a slowdoKii in cnicial planting csHitd wrioiisly reduce this years crop harvest and raise prices even further. "All estimated 43 percent of total fanu fuel is used during the spring season." Hamilton pointed out in his telegram to the Congressmen in WashingUtah fuel nerds. YET UTAH ton. iwnififfifr m f 'rtYr'" Melvin Bumingham, USU Extension 151 No. Main 1 In the Midwest, fuel deal ers are already limiting gas purchases, Hamilton said. Tlie movement is working west. He stressed the importance of a good crop, in Ulah and elsewhere, to prevent further fond DC. "Frail growers, for example, have much greater needs for TOOELE, UTAH SALE STARTS Tips For Green Thumbers MAY This is the time of year that many people will be planting petunias and other bedding plants. Many folks are asking the question, what type of plants should I buy? Why cant I grow petunias any more? or, what plants will do best in the shaded It is always best to buy small stocky plants. The only advantage of buying plants that are in bloom is that you can see what color of flowers they will have. Small plants transplant with less shock than older plants. There are several problems with petunias. Aphids can damage petunias. The tobacco bud worm enjoys feasting on the foliage, nematodes often feed on the roots and kill many plants, a virus called curley top always kills a certain number of plants each year. Then there are other reasons for petunias dying that we 3Fr EVEREADY BATTERIES 2 in Size batteries a blister pack. Have several handy for EMERGENCY vacation needs. REGULAR solve. Now for plants that do well in the shade or If you are thinking of a permanent ground cover, use ajuga or myrtle. Annuals that do best are impatients or begonias. Be Careful When Using 2-- 4, 60 i PERFECT FOR PICNICS, POCKET RARTIES, OR THOSE LONG TRIPS. RADIO I am getting many calls, and quite a few people have been bringing plant samples in that are very distorted, knarled and elongated. This condition is generally due to weed chemical damage. People who use chemicals to kill weeds in their lawn, grain field or wherever should use all measures possible to reduce damage to adjoining plants. It is important that any of the weed chemicals used especially for dandelion control in your lawn be applied with very little pressure and while the air is much safer than is the is calm. Even the salt form of ester forms or low volatile forms. Just the other day I saw one home owner spraying the dandelions in his lawn with a hose attachment sprayer. He was spraying from the center of his lawn toward the outside. Around the lawn were many plants just coming in leaf and starting to grow. It will be very unusual if these plants survive because of the D mist they were getting. It is much better to spray from the outside into the center. If you apply the chemical according to directions, do not be concerned whether or not the dandelions will die. It sometimes takes several days before the weeds show signs of injury. In other words, do not spray today and expect the weeds to disappear immediately. If you havent killed the dandelions in your lawn yet, I D. Spray with a would say spray them with a salt form of very low pressure applicator and when there is no wind blowing. Then try spraying the weeds in your lawn in the fall or about September 15th. 2-- 2-- N0Wa (Ambrose Bierce) RINSE COLD REGULAR FRISBEE BY "WHAM-- AND HANDLE DESIGN NEW "DOME-RIGIVES AMAZING PRECISION FLIGHTS REGULAR 2.44 0 B pS UTILITY CAN Thick plastic with flexible pouring spout. SALE; 88 Ribbed sides for strong reinforcement and longer wear. 6 VOLT "FLOATING LANTERN 17 WITH A RUGGED RUST-PROCASE ;AN0 3 "ALUMINIZED REFLECTOR Reg. INCH SWIM RING OF I.88 SALE $100 SUPER WHITE and STANNOUS FLUORIDE TOOTHPASTE THICITdurABLE WITH CONSTRUCTION STYROFOAM BASE. perfect REG. Kiss is a word invented by the poets as a rhyme for bliss. JUG KEEPS LIQUIDS HOT or EARPHONES, BATTERY AND CARRYING STRAP. TO GO WHEN YOU GO. SHAMPOOS WRAP AROUND REG. 61 NOW A HANDSOMELY DESIGNED PORTABLE RADIO WITH READY INSULATED STRONG RUGGED PLASTIC WITH POURING SPOUT e. D HELENE CURTIS ONE GALLON cant semi-shad- 24? THRU areas? STORE FOR POOL OR LAKE. 75,NOW 9 a.m. 9 p.m. CORNET'S OWN SPECIAL BRAND. THE FINEST QUALITY REG Mon. - Sat. HOURS: SSsi Sunday 10 a.m. 57 6 p.m. al- v nr County Extension Office are k s tm fanner ready gelling word from fuel suppliers that they Kill lie limited in l)T3 to the same amount of furl they Iwcight in 1972 or less. sre-As Utah's food groKer to make up for a late planting srauHi, lugger (ann equipment and longer winking hours this ing are also putting uniiviial-Ihigh demands on fuel CORNET STORE rmw tiiBittfruffti w bae I'm-seisit- - Stir together juice and sugar. Add softened margarine and mix until smooth. Add milk a little at a time until mixture is stiff enough to shape into small balls. Roll in cornflake cramlis (or choped nuts or coconut). Makes aliout 40 balls. Variations: Aliout 4 cup chopped nuts, or grated cheddar cheese or coconut or Rice Krispies or a half of a small Hershey bar shredded - can lie added to the mixture. Fresh orange bananas, pineapple, juice, frozen lemonade, crashed fruits ....fresh or frozen strawberries can be substituted for the frozen Mich a tl . It BUILD MEALS AROl'ND THE FOUR IMPORTANT FOOD CROUPS TotUv ke kill talk almul the nulk group. MILK CROUP . . . l'e daily 3 or more glae milk children, 4 or more - teenager (vtnaller gtaev for mine childien under 8) 2 or more glar adult 3 or more gUe - pregnant women 4 or more glawr 8 on me or nurving wwiirn (a glav 4 quart of milk) Need of unite younger childien may lie met by Mueller verving. That i. a Bourne gla may replace an B ourne gtaw. There qiutnl tlie of milk provide aliout N of the day calcium recommended for good nutrition. Milk i our main tourve of calcium in food. 4 For calcium. . . 1 dice American cheee 4 (I oz.) gUv milk 4 cup creamed cottage cheeve 4 gla milk 4 cup (4 pint) ice cream 4 glaw milk Milk alui contrilmte fine' quality esprotein, vitamin and many other nutrient. pecially rilioflavin and vitamin A For children, 3 glawes of milk vopply 4 of all the protein recommended daily and all the nlmflavin. For adult, 2 g!ae of milk supply aliout 4 the protein and aliout 4 the rilioflavin. Skim milk lack khole milk' fat and vitamin A (unlcw fortified); other food value are the ame, calorie I cm. One gla of kim milk plu 1 Kant taldeqioon of butter equal the food value of khole milk. Butter Mipptie milk' flavorful and easily digested fat along with it vitamin A. l'e milk a a (leverage and in cooking in hot cereal, milk coup, white vauce, puddings, and custard. Pour on fruit, cereal and pudding. The combination of milk with cereal or bread is excellent, eqiecially in meal where little or no meat or eggs are served. The protein in milk make those in cereal and bread more useful in the liody. Here is a recie for use in the milk group; FRl'IT FRILLS 6 talilesoons or can frozen orange juice concentrate) - (unthawed) 4 4 square margarine or butter 2 cup powdered sugar 1 cup (or more) dry milk 4 cup (or more) crashed cornflake crainlis in which professional. e OtJ yon know that dozen "mull" egg nmt wneh at Iea4 IS ounce? "Medium" r&!j niu4 4 j tulK aiJ "Urge" at leat 24 ouin-- actwdmg to US. Department of Agriculture. e Do you get ujitight wlten you to lake a test If Ki, you may wore loscrr than you diouUl. Thi I particularly wnou if you're taking an aptitude te( Khuh help to find out Khat kind uf Kork you can do iet, DeTO lli you, a Lai partment iMMiktet, "Domg Ymir Re mi Aptitude Ted," ofler lirlpful hiuls (or taking a4itude led administered by the State Euqit on irut Services sdusils or tvate emploser. Ihe pultliration ha aim leen art tiaudated into Sauldi a rm-- t of the tail De)tftineul inuiiig riintt to impruse service to imlisidual kIio may base a limited rmninaml of the Fug-lid- i langtuge. Tlie 14 page houklrf rjlain the purie uf aptitude test, list rale to follow, ami include a duut sanqile led. It miiil mil that not all ted are uf a Mrr- - ami- - pencil type; some base sou Koti with vmrr handv THE BOUKIET' tell tlie reader that aptitude test are not the only Kay uf finding out Khat he ran do, but they ran lw ugn post that point in the dure turn of mccew. oilier doctor ami nurse. Kill base to lie and liitme ul a rlletlisrlv educated to accept the IM a a 4i small. Kill her patient eamlesl lute, ONE NI R'K- - pieceptor pair acsept tiratinenl limn her? To most muses tins question saij acveplame nf the FM ill of acceptance i not niqhutaiil. their aiea lu atieady leeu the aie not tiealing palients among (he cmninuiii-tidie Kill ere, Dr. Rolieit the Kav a d a tor doe. Rot to a small group of 13 sr Its trl RV Ibll if Oiolimi, l.lalio, kio i Un.fi lug at the Umseisit 4 treceptnr to BN, tiuia Archer, Utah College of Niiismg, the said, the cooiimiintie are read silal (totalise Kilhin and k ailing hir.her to Ugm question a sear the Kill all le handling KOI king Die community leadri aie common meiliial uullcnt similar to those handled by a gen- aKare of Nuise Archer ih-- k role ami are ansnmdv looking eral pi at I it loner, to ha mg lier tu tin c lllE NIRSFX all scteian I Iront the liileiiirooutaiu volt, lie said He rlained RV aira. aie inolfd In a nlot that he i unable to coser all Kliich he I the ptogiani designed to Impiose the aiea lir ru epl at long lan health only physic in aiea rair primary nhere theie I a dioitage of inlersal "In mne place theie Ml)', The progiaut is called I ml oro there to help ieo4e He said I he Fainit Nurse 1iat lilmner eu ejil a hanii4ilt Protect ami iusnlse a year t4 the Family Nuise Ilaclitimirr thiee inouih Kill lie aide to suit these special training more ollm to iruide of classroom study at the to the lew aente-Icart of Utah ami nine mouth Miui4iy ill, leasing lr. Hill mote uf ini the full If anting Kith a time fcr the mine acntelv ill. nai ticiiig ihyicuti. Hie Family Nurse Itactitnmer The nurse and their iLn huoKii a "piecrp-tinsro(rc1 was lumkd initially by met Thiiisitay at the the liilrnmNintani Regimial Medical Ilogum. of College Nursing in an onen-lalioconference to disco Ymise readied middle age of the FM by the coniiiionlttct in Khuh they Kill when the mil place you're getFtankliii ere. They also discussed mh ting thill i mi top. , JiHie I. a continuing topic ol I ue management, legal proli-len- t Gouscieme i like a luby. It and, naluiallv, salanev The group noted that accep- ha to go to leep liefore ymi I, jmie tance of the FNP Kill not I a problem limited to patient. They agreed that other medical If an rxjirttcuted legidcied muse ran treat minor illurtir (!li)i ,f mr Uhr" Extension lints For Taking Aptitude IVn In I 3 DIFFERANT SHAMPOOS AND ONE RINSE. SO MILD YOU SHAMPOO EVERYNIGHT CAN SMALL 1,5 oz. SIZE FOR VACATIONERS. 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