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Show Tooele Transcript, Thursday, October 21, 1982 Aerobic Class Begins Tuesday Classes in aerobic dancercise and aerobic exercise will begin Tuesday at the Tooele Jr. High School. The dancercise class will be taught at 7 p.m. by Patty Smith. Anne Pratt will teach the aerobic exercise class, which will begin at 8 p.m. Both classes will le taught on Tuesdays and Thursdays for five weeks. Cost for each Community School class is $10 and may lie paid the first session. ,,fe. 03 ta . , jDu 17 COMBO DOORS IMPROVE LOOKS If you think a storm door detracts from your homes entry, you havent been looking at todays products. Attractive wood panel combination doors are available with interchangeable storm sash and screen panels. Whether stained to bring our the natural beauty of the wood or painted to match the front dooi-- they can , 5p rC13V Rabbit Group Forms W Those interested in establishing a Rex Rabbit association in Tooele County are invited to meet Wednesday at the Tooele Jr. High Sch(xl. The purpose of the meeting is to establish aims and goals of the association. Looking For New Worlds To Conquer The Dugway Mustangs, under the guidance of first year coach Dan Pitcher, have earned themselves a spot in the 1 A play-ofonly they dont know vet whether thev are first, second or third place, after tieing with Park City and South Summit for first place. The Mustangs will know this following their game with South Rich Thursday. Looking forward to the play-offares front: Larry White, Mike Wilson, Jeff Brothers, Steve Bruce, David Perkins, Mike Kroff and Ed Fetzer. Middle: coach f, s -- Telephone Bills The largest, single utility bill for the typical American family is that for the telephone, according to gov- , ' ernment statistics. Although telephone rates are always climbing, Americans are using the phone more frequently than ever before. The telephone provides instant communication with which mail service cannot compete. taking advantage s, of lowest rate dialing times for particular calls, is advised in order to bring a skyrocketing phone bill down to earth. Long distance, domestic phone calls are cheapest between 11 p.m. and 8 a.m. daily, any time Saturday and on Sunday until 5 p.m. During this bargain period, you can save up to 60 percent; between 5 p.m. and 11 p.m. daily, you can save 30 percent of the daytime calling charges. International It Is All Over Now Grantsvilles football squad completed its season Tuesday when the Pokes were . defeated by a good Morgan team Carrying the red and white colors were: front: Charlie Mohler, Paul Castagno, Shane Watson, Rick Valdez, Darin Harris, Tom Harris, Ken Young, Rocky Romano, Blayne Wiley, Brian Celdmacher, Richard Lasserre and Lynn Emery. 2nd row: assistant coach Dick Raben, Mark Tumbow, Mark Flores, Charlie alien, Lon Youngberg, Ceorge Parkinson, Troy Orr, 27-0- phone rates are usually reduced nightly and Sundays; it is best to check the phone directory, or with the operator, for excep- John Butler, Mike Randle, James Christensen, Wayne Wells, Randy Hunt, Travis McCluskey, Jeff Mason and assistant coach Dale Mohler. Back: coach Larry Harrison, Jeff Hamm, Richard Wells, Rick Anderson, Brett Worthington, Russell Hall, Bruce Gilbert, John Bailey, Jeff Bracken, John Hiatt, Dave Longmower, Cortney Wrathall, Tom Dewey and Dave Gonzales. If I could say it, do you think I should have danced it? Anna Pavlova - Helps Reduce Cost-awarene- ss Dan Pitcher, Bryan Ixmg, Dale McAllister, Mike Mitchell, Buddy Smith, Levi Morton, Steve Lundy, Mike Niidwomy, Troy Prather, and assistant coach Ceorge Bruce. Back: Andy Meyer, Terry Duncan, Paul Lloyd, Todd Christiansen, Kerry Gardner, John DcWitt, Keith Brown, and Doug Christiansen. Assistant coach Carl Roberts was not present when picture was taken. enhance the looks of any home from Colonial to contemporary. tions. Whenever possible, place the calls imyourself. Operator-assistanc- e for which services are poses charges not always essential. Everyone may place calls within U.S., and many phones are now equipped to connect intercontinental phone calls. The telephone directory lists exchanges which can complete overseas calls directly. the Dont cheat yourself out of savings you deserve! If you have reached a wrong number, report your error to the appropriate office and you will receive credit for the call. Avoid unnecessary, local information charges by first consulting a telephone directory. Scrutinize your phone bill each month to ensure its accuracy. Its easy to check your bill if you keep a record of your long distance phone calLs and credits owed. For a nominal fee, special billing plans which provide reduced rates andor a greater allowance of calling privileges within a certain area are offered in numerous cities and states. New York State, for example, t. offers For a minimum monthly charge of $5, you can direct dial intrastate calls (except weekdays between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.), valued up to $8.33, and receive a 40 percent discount on instate toll calls which exDial-A-Visi- -- ceed $8.33. By cutting down on special phone features, you will notice a sharp reduction in your monthly bill. If you do not take advantage of your extensions, fancy phones and other optional equipment, get rid of these items. Using these suggestions as a guide should noticeably reduce the present cost of your phone bill. Consciousness of the time you spend on the phone will preclude amazingly high phone bills and add dollars to your monthly budget. I dont think that theres A fellow isnt likely to Remember when a whole lot of time for know his limitations if hes used to talk? Now money it just subtlety when directness never tried to reach them, goes without saying. will serve. Alice Walker The Country Parson by Frank Gark - . sv ' - v?,,.wi,r V,r' .. , ( .Vc lEWD ,,s , 'r - j jl h Buff Season Ends The Tooele football season will end with the Murray game tonight at 7:30. Members of the squad which won two games this year are, front: Kevin Lawson, Rory Asay, Brad Castle, Roger Bracken, Mike Deavila, Alfonso Garcia, Herman Herrera, Mike Medina, Troy Sullivan, Scott Harris, Dennis Ewing, Willie Jaramillo, and Russ Smith. 2nd row: Doyle Holt, Dean Fitzpatrick, Travis Maki, Max Walters, Mike Johnson, Mike Emery, Jack Van Grimbergen, Mark Peterson, Mike Wanr, Robert Adamson, Larry Modena, and Troy Griffith. Third row: Matt Tomac, Greg Smith, Mike Wedemeycr, John Hansen, Ross Diaz, Travis Scharmann, John . Americas national salute to veterans on November 11 is an annual time for prayers, parades and speakers attempting to emulate an address delivered 119 years ago. was no Veterans Day then. There was only a time of great uncer- There tainty -- - during a bloody struggle Abraham Lincoln spoke of an obligation to those who died so the nation might endure: It is for as, the living. . . to be dedicated here to the unfinished work which they have thus far so nobly advanced. It is. . . for us to be here dedicated to the great task remaining before us - that -- from these honored dead we take increased devotion to that cause for which they gave their last full measure of devo. . The meaning in Lincolns words is enhanced today by the fact that 85 percent of todays 30 million American veterans served during their countrys wars. But Veterans Day is more important than statistics. It is a day for all citizens to recall battles and dark periods of adversity. It is a day to remember bright victories, devotion and bravery. Most importantly, perhaps, it is a day when a grateful nation rededicates itself to Lincolns call on the Congress and the American people to care for him who shall have home the battle, and for his widow and his oqihan. This charge has lecome the motto of an agency that honors veterans all year long. The Veteraas Administration is the third largest agency in government. It has 230, (XK) employees and a $24 billion budget. The VA has 172 medical centers, including those in Denver, Grand Junction and Fort Lyon, Colo., Cheyenne and Sheridan, Wyo., Salt Lake City, Utah, and Albuquerque, N.M. It has 226 outColopatient clinics, including those in rado Springs, Colo., Torrington, Wyo., and in Roosevelt and Richfield, Utah. treated a total of 1.3 million in18 million and outpatients last patients VA year.. The Va also has 136 outreach Vet Centers to serve Vietnam-er- a veterans, including those in Denver and Colorado Springs, Cheyenne and Casper, Wyo., Salt Lake City, and Albuquerque and Callup, N.M. Va medicine is affiliated with more than 100 of the nations leading medical schools, including those in Colorado, Utah and New Mexico. Its medical budget is more than $6 billion a year. Since 1973, the VA has been running the national cemetery system. It has 107 cemeteries - including four in Colorado and New Mexico - with several more opening in the next few years. Since 1944, 19 million veterans and active duty personnel have received eductional benefits under the GI Bill through the help of 54 VA Regional Offices, including those in Denver, Cheyenne, Salt Lake City and Albuquer- - For, while it is large large buildings, large in range of activities, large in dollars the VA mast also be large in individual dedication and compassion. colns call depends largely on individual ability and willingness. It depends on the ability of a doctor in Wyoming - of a nurse in Utah - to care for a patient. It depends on a counselor in Colorado to help plan a veterans future, or work out a personal problem. It depends on the willingness of a volunteer in New Mexico to say a kind word at the proper time. - More than any other government agency, the Va is people helping people. One at a time, its people meet with in hospitals, clinics, and ofveterans fices. . . in person, on the telephone or to help with some need or by mail solve some problems. in mm Prepare Cows For Cold Dairymen tired of wet weather and concerned about its effect on cow comfort and profitability of production take little solace in predictions of cold stormy weather ahead. Adverse effects of storms on the cows and aggravation on those doing the milking can Ire reduced. Ample bedding material and stalls will Dr. Don W. Thomas, greatly, says help que. extension dairy health specialist, Utah The VA sends compensation and penState University. He advises dairymen: checks sion totaling $12.5 billion a year Make sure that every cow has a stall to 5 million recipients. lie down in. to It administers a life insurance program Manage those stalls for cow health with more than $100 billion worth of poand comfort. licies. Be sure to have an ample inventory of VA has loans The guaranteed home of bedding on hand long straw, more than $184 billion for nearly 11 milchopped straw, sawdust, shavings or lion veterans. It administers a life insurance program sand to go through the winter without the cows on comfort. with more than $100 billion worth of poDr. Thomas says daily care of the licies. The VA has guaranteed home loans of stalls will pay off in cow comfort and health. It should result in higher milk more than $184 billion for nearly 11 milproduction and in less work when cleanlion veterans. ing the cows in the milking parlow beBut the VA story cannot be told in abstract figures. Each veteran, each depen- fore milking them. He strongly advocates going through dent and each survivor served by the stalls every day to throw out any fethe Veterans Administration is a separate cal material and bedding that has bestory. come wet with urine. Then pull back Despite its size, the nature of its misinto the stalls fresh bedding to provide a sion requires personal service. clean dry place for the cows to lie. Success in carrying out President Lin short-changin- g Vote. It might be worth the bother. The time taken to maintain the stalls will minimize the time and effort required to clean the cows teats and udders for milking. It will also reduce -- S & m LUliU Grateful Nation Remembers A tion. Egelund, Dave Christensen, Curtis Aldous, Jim Yerke and coach Delayne Richhart. 4th row: Brett McEachem, Kelly Bevan, Mike Despain, Ray Marion, Rick Hernandez, Eric Crocker, Bruce Paystrup, Kip Childs, Roger Silva, Dave Nugent, Mike Degelbeck and assistant coach Dennis Workman. 5th row: John Winkler, Mike Cuiglatlo, Duane Evans, Clcl Robinson, Gus Warr, Shawn Shields, Cory White, Allen Wright, Matt Kirigin, Dave Barlow, and Neal Olsen. Back: Tom Gourdin, Gary Kimmet, Bobby Brawn, Robert York, Bums Johnson, Brian Stansfield, Dave Yancey, Jeff Morgan and assistant coach John Parrott. chances of cows getting mastitis that lowers the production and quality of , milk. Dr, Thomas believes comfort is important if cows are to consistently use the stalls and maintain high production. He advocates that the stalls be large enough and that there be a brisket board or barrier at the bottom and a rod or cable across the top alxmt 18 inches from the front. These will keep cows positioned back in the stalls and help to keep the stalls clean. Dr. Thomas said, I am of the old school. I like to see the stalls have a deep, soft pack of 8 to 10 inches of bedding material. Cows lying on hard surfaces, either clay or cement, are not comfortable. They get ulcers on the sides of their hocks and down the side of their fetlocks. The cows dont enjoy it at all, forcing the cows to use those hard surfaced stalls is man's idea, reasoning that it decreases labor in maintaining stalls." As cold weather approaches, Dr. Thomas reminds that attention to cow comfort will bring better returns than adding more cows to be milked. f Public Service of the National Association of Secretaries of State, this Publication and the Advertising Council A ' |