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Show 9 The SunNews, Wednesday, Dec. 1 1 , 1991 0 Barbara Scott Congratulations to Nathan Hal- lows. Nathan was awarded his Duty to God certificate and Award A pin was also awarded to his mother. Nathan is a son of Jeff and Colleen Hallows. Elder Robbie Shaws farewell was held Sunday, December 8th. Robbie will be serving in Argentina. He is the son of DeVon and LaDella Shaw. More missionary news. The address appearing in the Aurora First Ward bulletin was incorrect. Elder Trent Lloyds current correct address is: Elder Trent Lloyd, 707 - Tammy Johnson - 529-736- 0 Vivian 82716. 2, Gillette, Wyoming Lets remember all our missionaries at this time of year. Send an extra Christmas card or note from hometown folks this year. Mindy Sorenson, daughter of Kerry and Karen Sorenson was graduated from Primary and presented with her certificate. She was welcomed into the Young Womens organization. Cecil Sorenson was sustained as member of the Scout Troop Committee in the Aurora First Ward. Visiting at the home of Mrs. Betty Miller for Thanksgiving weekend were Keith Long, Las Vegas; Mrs. John Long and family. Las Vegas; Mr. and Mrs. Gary Gorman and family, Kanta, CA; Lee Ann Briggs, Cedar City; Chel-si- e Briggs, Salt Lake City; Mr. and Mrs. Ron Moosman and family, Torrey; Mr. and Mrs. Brent Anderson and family; Mr. and Mrs. Hen-ri- e Miller and family; Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Mortensen, Salt Lake City. Mrs. Virgie Nielsen, Salina and Mr. and Mrs. Wayde Sorensen and family, of West Valley City flew to Clearwater, Florida for Thanksgiving to spend two weeks visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Val Warner and family. They are Virgie's daughter Arlene, and son in lw, Val. Visiting for the Thanksgiving holiday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard (Buddy) Bastian were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bastian and family, of Ogden, Mr. and Mrs. Duane Beck and Mr. Michael Beck and Cecilia Beck, all of Energy Sense Rilla Dr. Dee Sorensen - 5287948 Evelyn Morrow along with her daughter Donna and Brad Avcrett were in Nevada the day before Thanksgiving where they enjoyed a dinner with Jeannie and her family in a Pre Thanksgiving celebration. They were in St. George with Patti and Richard and the rest of the family for Thanksgiving. Leland and Donna Vee Sorenson enjoyed having their son Steve and Patti and family of Kanosh spend the Sunday after Thanksgiving with them. Arva Lee Bertelsen and Kirby and Kirtley spent a couple of days in Salt Lake on the weekend to get new glasses for Kirby and to visit with Cory and Cheri Bertelson and daughters. Nancy Bertelson who is attending college at USU in Logan joined them for the weekend. Joan and Brent Newman and Raymond and Randy were in Riverton for the weekend for the annual Newman Christmas Party at the home of Brents brother. Ron and Kelli Newman and son Taylor of Gunnison and Russell and Debbie Newman and son Tyson of Salt Lake were also there for the family get together. Joan and Doug Gillies spent a few days in Salt Lake City for meetings with the Utah Cattlemens Association Brand Board and Brand Supervisors on Friday they attended an award luncheon at the Red Lion Inn where Doug was named Brand Inspector of the Year. Joan and Doug met their daughter Shannon Wadstein for dinner Wednesday evening and Joan was able to attend the Festival of Trees. Tracy and Michael Patcheck sent flowers of congratulations to Doug on his award. Quay and Sharon Mecham and Ron and Nancy Hopfenbeck were in charge of the Axtell Club Christmas party. It was held Saturday night at the home of Sharon and Quay. Rex and LaPreal Olsen were in Salt Lake Friday and Saturday. They attended a performance of The Little Match Girl that their granddaughter Jamie Olsen performed in. They also went to the Festival of Trees. They stayed with son Dennis and Calleen Olsen and family. Richard and Phyllis Cowley were in Venice Saturday night for a birthday celebration for Richards brother Tony along with his other brothers and spouses. Well Wishes are extended to Leland Sorenson and Dennis Larsen who has had surgery recently. Happy Birthday wishes to Howard Jensen on December 5. Scott Buchanan and President Eugene Jensen spoke in Sacrament meeting Sunday. Essie Sorenson and Edna Bjeergaard provided the musical number. Stephen Poe, Energy Specialist Utah State University Extension Nearly 13 to 12 of your homes total heat loss can occur through windows and doors. The total annual energy lost thorugh windows and doors in this country is about as much energy as we transport in the Alaska pipeline. If you have shopped for new doors or windows lately, you know that it could cost yuou more to put new top quality doors and windows in that you paid for the entire house. So, in reality cyou cannot economically justify replacing older functioning doors and windows. On the other hand, if the existing windows ahve rotted or have damaged wood, cracked glass, poorly fitting sahses or locks that dont work, you might be better off replacing thme. When you select stoirm doors and windows, consider the following points: The strength of the main frames and frames for the glass or screen inserts is important. Look for good Fish Lake - No ice as of December 4. Boat launching still possible. Joes Valley Res. - No ice. Fishing has been pretty good from shore. Message for unemployed Reserve & National Guard Unemployed Reserve and National Guard members will be interested in anew Bill which has changed unemployment insurance benefits available to military personnel. The changes include: 1. Increasing the maximum number of weeks payable from 13 weeks to 26 weeks. 2. Decreasing the number of days of active duty required for Reserve or National Guard members; including Desert Shield and Desert Storm reservists from 180 to 90 days; 3. Removing the four-wee- k waiting period requirement p.m. Gunnison, City Hall, 2 to 3 p.m. December 17 Richfield, Job Service, 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Salina Producers Auction Salina Producers Livestock Auction reports the following action. Receipts: 1247. Last week: 1154. Last yean 1764. Feeder steers were mixed; 200, 300 700, 800 lbs weak to 1.00 lower, 400, 500, 900 lbs firm to 2.00 higher. Feeder heifers were mixed: 200, 300 lbs weak to 3.00 lower; 400 to 600 and 800 lbs mostly steady; 700 lbs firm to 4.00 higher. Slaughter cows mostly steady; and Slaughter bulls firm to 2.00 higher. Feeder steers: Medium and Large lbs. $104 to $1 17; Frame 1: 200-30- 0 300 to 400 lbs, $100 to $109.; 400 to 500 lbs $89 - $104; 500 to 600 lbs, $84 to $95; 600 to 700 lbs. $76.50 to $86.75; 700 to 800 lbs. $76 to $83.50; 800 to 900 lbs $7 1 to $77.25; 900 to 1000 lbs. $72 to $74. Holstein Steers: Package 28 head 198 lbs $ 1 00; 300 to 400 lbs. $82 to $90; 500 to 600 lbs. $62 to $71.50; 600 to 700 lbs. $65 to $70; 700 to 800 lbs $65 to $67.50; 800 to 900 lbs. $64.50 to $68; 900 to 1000 lbs. $59 to $64.50. Feeder Heifers: Medium and Large Frame 1 : 200 to 300 lbs. $98 to $113; 300 to 400 lbs. $88 to $103; 400 to 500 lbs. $82 to $92; 500 to 600 lbs. $65 to $84.50; 600 to 700 lbs. $74.50 to $83; 700 to 800 lbs. $71.50 to $80; 800 to 900 lbs. $69 to $75; 900 to 1000 lbs scarce. Heiferettes and young cows for further feeding $57 to $70. Slaughter cows: Boning Utility $41 to $52.50; Breaking Utility 24, $47 to $55.50; Commercial 24 $56.50 to $63.00; Cutter and Low Dressing Utility, $37 to $43.25. Slaughter Bulls; Yield Grade 1. 1600 to 2000 lbs. $57.25 to $64.25; 0 YB scarce; Feeder bulls lbs. $55.50 to $59. 3, 835-149- Family standards are the key to movie choices print a brief synopsis of the movie and the reviewers rating, excellent to poor. The books most useful to a family are the one telling why a moving received its rating, for example, rated PG for light violence and brief nudity. A movie review book can be a good yearly investment for your family. Public libraries usually carry one or more of the books, too. 3. Newspaper reviewers. Most metropolitan papers publish a weekly review of movies. They are helpful in making decisions because the critic usually warns the viewer of violence, sex, nudity, profanity, etc. However, the reviewers may have standards differing from those of your family. It is possible a movie might receive, critical acclaim and still contain material inappropriate for your family. 4. Trusted Friends. Talk with friends who may have seen the movie. They can offer valuable guides about what your family may find acceptable. Schaefermeyer feels that parents should abide by the entertainment standards set for the family. When parents attend movies they forbid their children to see, parental credibility is diminished. Teenagers especially are repulsed by hypocrisy, he said. The ideal situation is to set family viewing standards which all members of the family observe. Going to the movies used to be Americas favorite form of family But movie stanentertainment. dards have changed over the last few years and its getting harder and harder to find films the whole family can enjoy. William A. Schaefermeyer, an executive film producer says parents should learn all they can about a movies content before they watch it, or allow their children to watch design to assure easy and efficient handling and operatin. Look for weather tightness toi prevent the entrance of water, cold air, dust and inspects. However, an opoening or weep system is standard at the base of all storm windows to release excess moisture. If your storms dont have two weep holes at the base, or if they have been paintesd closed, you should clean or drill the it. holes. Schaefermeyer discusses the You should be able to remove problem of deciding which movies the glass and screen inserts from or videos are suitable for family inside the house. viewing in the December 1991 isThink ahead to possible repair sue of The Ensign, a publication Does the dealer offer of The Church of Jesus Christ of problems. Latter-da- y Saints. repair service or can youget replacement parts and do the repairs yourHe suggests the following: 1. Movie Ratings - G, PG, self. sturidiness. and Check for quality Its no secret that the Are materials, workmanship, Motion Picture Association of finish and assembly under warranty. America (MPAA) rating system is often a poor guideline for deterWhen metal framed storm panels are placed on metal storm winmining whether or not a movie or dows, use a gaset to prevent metal to video is suitable for family viewmetal contact ing. However it does help eliminate many from consideration. If the permissive MPAA rating restricts some segments of the population from seeing a movie, then a parent should think carefully before allowing family members to see it 2. Movie Review Books. Local son. can carry as many as bookstores ice. No Fishing Flaming Gorge seven differentreview books. Most has been good from shore using white jigs with red heads. Boat launching is still possible. Fishing pressure has been light .Manti Mt Lakes - Slush or .thin ice has formed on most high mountain lakes. Anglers should plan to 1 -8- 00-492-2400 fish streams and rivers until conditions are right for ice fishing. -- UDOT Road Condition, . Hotline Flashbacks The Government may owe you some money 3, He will be at the following locations on dates and times listed below: December 16 Nephi, Job Service, 10 a.m. to 1 1 a.m. Ephraim, Job Service, Noon to 1 our little town. This are more Christthere seems it year mas lights on houses and even though we havent had much snow, at night you would think we are in a Christmas Wonderland. Not loo much happening in Redmond this week. Gordon and Tammy Johnson and family attended the Oyler family Christmas Party in Meadow on Sunday. Every member of the Lester Oyler family was present. A Program was presented and Santa arrived with gifts Pioneer Good news for lower income The government ma owe workers. For more information contact Did you earn less than money! you Terry Bums, director. Unemployor their $21,250 in 1991 and have a child ment Insurance, 536-742that lived with you for more than six nearest Job Service office. months? If so, you maybe able to claim the Help for veterans will be available in Dec. Veterans in need of assistance with the Veterans Administration may visit F.E. Martinez, Department Service Officer of the Disabled American Veterans during the month of December 1991. Martinez may assist with requests for compensation, pension, medical treatment, VA home loan defaults, and education. He will also assist any veteran or widow of a veteran in answering correspondence or completing forms from the veterans Administration. main- tained throughout the winter. Lake Powell - The fishing infor- mation hotline for Lake Powell has ended for the season but the service will start up again in April as fishing improves for the summer sea 529-755- 2 for everyone. Good food, good entertainment and good fun made it a good Christmas party. Marlin and Cynthia Mason and children were visiting at the Merrill Hampton home on Sunday. The Masons are from Ephraim. The David Grey family put on the program in Sacrament meeting Sunday. They had visiting with them one of their granddaughters. Angle Nielsen, a student at Southern Utah University was home this weekend visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jerald Nielsen. to look a lot like Christmas in What about fishing this time of the year? Roads are plowed and well The covered wagon was first built by the German farmers of Pennsylvania. Its beginning 0 Earned Income Credit (EIC). The credit is subtracted from the tax you owe, so you end up paying less tax. Even if you dont owe any tax you may get money back. If married, single or widowed, you may be able to claim up to $2,020. Only people who file a married filing separate return cannot claim the credit. In most cases the child who makes you eligible to claim the Earned Income Credit doesnt have to be your dependent To get the credit you must file a tax return, fill out and attach Schedule EIC to your 1040 or 1040A return. For more information or to order a free pamphlet with more information about EIC, (Publication 596), call the IRS Tax FormsPubli-cation- s number, toll free, Cold & flu season is on the way; get ready now The fall and winter flu and influ- enza season of 1990 killed an cans at highest risk for catching the flue, and the rest who want to play it safe, the best prevention for the flue remains the flu shot Because different strains of the flu virus tend to spread each flu season, a new vaccine is prepared each year. For this reason it is necessary to receive a yearly shoL It is important to get the shot early before the season actually begins so that your body will be able to build up its resistance to the disease. There are a few other steps to help lessen your likelihood of catching the flue: esti- mated 58,000 Americans, and according to experts at the Center for Disease Control in Atlanta, thisyears season could be just as bad. Whats the best advice for protecting yourself and your family? Prevention! Because influenza is a viral infection, as opposed to a bacterial infection, antibiotics have little effect on killing the virus. Therefore, there is no actual cure. To make matters worse, flu viruses are easy for a person to catch because they can linger literally for hours on surfaces touched by infected persons. Once inside the body, the flu cell reproduces millions of copies of itself soon spreading to the whole body. Warning signs of flue are the same as the common cold: sneezing and a runny nose. Additional symptoms include fever, fatigue, dry cough, overall aches and pains. On danger signal to watch out for is a fever that peaks, falls, then begins to rise again. This recurring fever may indicate a secondary infection which antibiotics can be treated by antibiotics. For the 85 million or so Ameri 1. Stop smoking. Smokers have smok- worse cases of flue than non ers. 2. Wash hands frequently. - 3. Avoid touching eyes and nose. 4. Use a tissue when you cough or sneeze. This helps prevent the virus from spreading through the air. If despite your best efforts, you contact the flue, give yourself plenty of bed rest. Doctors say about a week of rest is needed to overcome even a mild case of flu. This information is provided by Mountain View Hospital and its physicians, Payson, Utah. Quig Nielson The original 30 pioneer families sent to settle Provo in March of 1 849 were saed from a terrible massacre by Old Utah Indian Chief Sowiette, a friend to the Mormons. Chief Walker (The Ute Indian Chief) with about 400 warriors made plans to masacre the settlers after they had established themselves in a However Old Chief new fort Soweitte, who was friendly to the Mormons thwarted the eveil dsgisn of the rampaging Indian chief and his followers. When Walker made known his plans, Sowiette answered him by saying, And when you and your men get there (to the fort), you will find me and my men helping the Mormons. North Park in Provo now carries the name of Sowiette Park as a mark of gratitude to the chief. The rapid development of industries begain in 1851. Agristmillwas 4 built by Isaac Higbee and James A. Smith, and the first store was opened by Thomas Williams. A carding mill was built and operated by Alanson Norton and Shadrach Holdaway, and the textile industry which brought Provo statewide recognition was begun. Other industries were a tannery, a pottery factory, and furniture manufacturing. The city of Provo, named after the n trapper Etienne has a Provost, spectacular setting, nestled at the foot of the rugged Wasatch Range, with Provo peak rising 1 1,068 feet dueeastof the city. Thecity boasts of Brigham Y oung French-Canadia- University, founded in 1 875 and now the largest privately endowed educational instiutiotn in the nation. BYUs sensational growth has been instrumental in the rapid developoment of Provo and other neighboring cities. Are You Paying Too Much For Your Auto i i m - Insurance? Call BascomLender Insurance Six n PI m .J- - |