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Show i Is I . ' 4 The SunNews Wednesday, March 31, 1993 Lf,. B2gBsgiiiasagsMg3i3ta .?. L'...'J,'y'...'....'... '...., "... Computer layout classes (r Happy First Birthday z set at Extension Office A computer layout class on design principles is being offered by Utah State UniversitySevier County Extension Service free of charge to interested persons in the area. The class will originate from the University of Nebraska and will be received by satellite in the Extension conference room in the Sevier County Courthouse. It will be aired on Thursdays for six weeks from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. beginning April 1. The series of classes is planned to help people who are responsible for creating newsletters, flyers, brochures, announcements, slides, multi media, or people who work with people who do. It is not a steps and procedures process. It is strictly based on practical design principles that can be used to produce professional graphics on any computer system. It will be taught by Melanie Eirich, award winning graphic artist. The cost for bringing this satellite program to Richfield will be paid by Utah State University Extension, as a public service. Anyone is welcome to attend. is not required. For more infor mation call the Extension office at ext. 270. Topics to be covered each week are as follows: 896-926- 2, April 1 - Design simple graphics, logs, diagrams and illustrations using basic shapes. Create the illusion of depth, distance and elements of shading, placement, basic line and drawing technique. April 8 - Learn layout skills using balance and white space to create impressive graphics. Break traditional rules by using graphic techniques. April 15 - Manipulate, enhance and alter text in a sense to convey powerful messages. April 22 - Illustrate how color can create moods and illuusage sions through contrasting and complimentary colors. April 29 - Produce charts that make your data more effective. Select the best chart format to fit your data. May 6 - Learn about .tif and scanned images to develop dynamic graphic effects. 3-- D We are happy to announce that on March 31, 1993, Zachary T. Sorensen will celebrate his First Birthday. He is the son of Lana Sorensen, grandson of Ted and Trudy n Sorensen, of Arlon and Wilmoth Nielson and Max and Bernice Sorensen; great-gregrandson of Jeanette Deaton, all of whom reside in Salina. v Jr New arrivals at Sevier Valley Hospital Babies bom at Sevier Valley Hospital through March 26 include: March 20: Vicky Guild, Richfield, Girl. March 21 - Kelly and Kenneth Black, Monroe, Boy. March 23 - Rhonda Nielsen, Richfield, Boy. March 24 - Marie and Kent Andersen, Central Valley, Boy. March 26 - Coleen and Joey Comp, Richfield, Girl. - f , great-grandso- at Older peoples lessened awareness of pain may also lead to a silent presentation, and can often make diagnosis of a problem difficult. Such an example of a silent presentation is the painless heart attack, a condition not unusual in elderly people which is characterized by poor appetite, nausea and breathlessness. Certain diseases may often lack physical symptoms that would be present in younger people. One example might be depression in an elderly resident which is mistaken for dementia. Catastrophic presentation in the elderly results from deterioration in physical functioning as part of the aging process. Such common Zachary T. Sorensen Hi. Im Zachary Russell Willden, of Salina. I celebrated my First Birthday on March 31, 1993. My mom and dad, Russell and Brenda, had a party for me. My big sister. Brandy, helped open the presents. A bunch of my Aunts, Uncles, Cousins, and friends attended. So did my Grandparents, Sherman and Florence Peterson, of Levan. It was lots of fun. Zachary Russell Willden Phone News Items 528-311- 1 catastrophic presentations include falls, confusion and incontinence. Because the older persons organs and body systems have already been functioning ata low level or on no reserves of function, when one fails, as in the case of a respiratory infection, the increased stress on the other systems can lead to additional problems affecting the total functioning of the person. Immediate attention to health matters affecting the elderly is vital, as rapid progression of an illness or disease can render a person bedridden, dehydrated, confused and incontinent, often in just a matter of days from the initial appearance of the illness. (Source: Gregg Warshaw, M.D., The Encyclopedia of Aging, George L. Maddox, et al, Springer Publishing Co., 536 Broadway, NY, NY 10012). Archery Workshop for H fe 13-1- 4. This Saturday, April 3, an archery workshop will be held at 1425 North 2450 West, Monroe. The event is sponsored by the Sevier County Shooting Sports Committee and all youth are invited to join the 4-youth to participate in some archery shooting. There will be markers from the Southeast corner of Hale Sand and Gravel on 2000 North Brooklyn Road. The shoot is open to everyone ages 9 to 19 as of January 1, 1993. The participant need hot own a bow ' to participate in the workshop. There will be a $4 charge to help cover arrows, target, points, and safety equipment. For more information contact the Sevier County Extension Office 2 ext. 273. at H " Phone News Items 529-783- 9 Thursday Bowling Standings of the Thursday Afternoon Bowling League as of March 25, are as follows: Scenic Quik Stop is out in front with 72.5 wins, 40-- 5 losses; Zions Bank is at 66 wins, 46 losses; NS Gun Club 55-5Garys Auto Body, 50-6- 63.5; Hying U 48.5 Stigs 7; Salina 45-6- Meeting the spiritual needs of the entire family Bible answers to contemporary questions Warm, Friendly Local People 165 South 400 East Salina Cell 529-394- 0 or 529-755- 4 lor more Information Visitors ere always welcome! respectively. Sevier County Advisory Council is sponsoring their annual on Saturday, April 17. It will begin at 1 p.m. at Richfield Tabernacle. Competition will include vocal, instrumental, and dance and variety numbers. Participants 4-- H 17-ho- ur Easter should be an exciting time to visit Fremont Indian State park with a weekend full of activities. The Sevier Valley Trapping Party of the Rocky Mountain Fur Company will be hosting a Mountain Man Rendezvous behind Five Fingers Ridge near the Visitor 843224900. Sorosis Club . holds meeting The Sorosis Club held their monthly meeting March 24, 1993. Hostess was Marline Crane. The ladies enjoyed the presentation of a movie about South Dakotas National Parks. Attending were Elaine Allred, Dorothy Fowles, Evelyn Gee, Eva Anderson, Cec Sittre Dalla Mick-elsoShirley Curtis, Marilyn Cooke, Norma Robins, Elinor White, Ruth Garrick, Marian Peterson, Wonda Crane, Raymonde Olsen, and Leah Conover. n, This event will include competition in a black powder shoot, and tomahawk throw, as well as all the other activities traditionally associated with such a gathering. This will be taking place all day Saturday and in the morning on Sunday. Visitors are welcome to walk through the rendezvous site, view the tepee lodges, dicker with the supply merchants, and watch the competition. Wagon rides will be available to take visitors to and from the rendezvous site or just on a scenic ride &eftamCc& The Richfield congregation of Jehovahs Witnesses will be attending a special assembly day, according to Donald L. Million, Presiding Overseer. Arrangements have been finalized for the special assembly day of Jehovahs Witnesses to be held Saturday, April 10, at the Cedar City High School Auditorium. Li ve with Soundness of Mind and Righteousness is the theme of the program. (Titus 2:12) The program will begin at9:55 a.m. with the talk Our Way of Life as Gods People. The value of living with soundness of mind, while at the same time the joy and satisfaction that goes with wholehearted and wholesouled activities will be emphasized. Highlights of the Assembly will be talks delivered by Arthur Wor-slefrom the World Headquarters of Jehovahs Witnesses. At 11:05 a.m. Worsley will speak on the subject: Provisions to help Safeguard our Mental Powers and at 2:55 p.m. Cherish Your Blessings Amid a Joyless World. The public is invited to attend all sessions. All seats are free and no collections will be taken. y, Airman graduates from Air Force basic training Airman Brandon Sorensen has graduated from Air Force basic training at Lackland Air Force Base, in San Antonio, TX. During the six weeks of trainairman studied Air Force the ing mission, organization and customs and received special training in human relations. In addition, airmen who complete basic training earn credits toward an associate degree through the Community College of the Air Force. Sorensen is the son of Donna Sorensen, of Draper, and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Dent Sorensen, of Salina. He is a 1 992 graduate of North Sevier High School, Salina. in the canyon. Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon the traditional easter grab will still To keep rolls hotter longer, take place at the Visitor Center. Each put a piece of aluminum foil in child under the age of 12 will be the basket under the napkin. allowed to select an Easter Egg. Each Easter Egg contains a prize or certificate for a prize furnished by a local merchant. Sunday morning at sunrise the First Baptist Church of Richfield will hold an Easter Sunrise Service The Central Utah Public Health in front of the Visitor Center. Be Department will hold an immunizasure to dress warm for this activity. All activities are open to the tion clinic in Salina, Wednesday, public. The park user fee is required April 14, at the American Legion for all visiting the park on these Building from 9 to 1 1:30 a.m. days. (16 and up $1.50; 5 to 16, $1; those under 6 are free. Wagon rides will be an additional cost. Immunizatin Clinic April 14 Equine Workshop for all interested A good book is the best of friends, the same today and forever. Mid-Ameri- LOS ca History Tour 69 East Main Salina 529-754- 896-926- Special Assembly set for Jehovah's Witnesses Martin Farquhar Tupper V will be a 14 minute intermission after the 10 and 1 1 year old presentations, with the 12 and 13 year olds beginning their performances about 2 p.m. Performances should not exceed five minutes in length and be in harmony with the high ideals of the 4-- program. Performances may be by a single individual or by a group of no more than 4. For rules and entry blanks, 2 contact the Extension Office at ext. 273. Enrollment sheets and entry blanks are due in the Extension Office on Monday, April 12. Easter is a great time to visit Fremont Indian Park During this time, youth recedive instruction on astronomy, electronics, fitness, problem solving and computer programming. The overnight program costs $25 including meals. Participation is limited to ages 12 though 18. Applications are available at county extension offices or by writprograms, ing Becky Mitchell, 4-Utah State Univesrity, Logan, Utah 7. High Team Game scratch went to Scenic Quik Stop, 644; with handicap, NS Gun Club, 825. High Team Series was also taken by Scenic Quik Stop, 1813; with handicap, Garys Auto Body, 2250. High Individual Game and High Individual Series in scratch and handicap were all taken by Stephanie Ball with 218, 253; 574, 679 H Airman Brandon Sorensen 2; Of Annual 4-- Talent Revue Saturday, April 17, 1 p.m. 896-926- H The camp begins on 4:30 Friand ends at 10 am. Saturday. day youth 4-- H a variety of opportunities Looking for a change from the old wiener roast and camp fire ghost stories? Try 4-Space Camp this summer. Utah State University 40H programs offer two opportunities for overnight stay s at the Christa Me Au-lifSpace Education Center in Pleasant Grove July 9 - 10, and August ,, i ? ' ' 4-- H Space Camp offers 4-- H fb 'ffi y, H non-traditi- elderly person may attribute to getting older, when all that may be needed is a pair of glasses or a hearing aid. wmtwtywwjwmpjm will compete in the following age groups (age as of January 1, 1993): 8 and 9 years old; 10 and 1 1 years old; 12 and 13 years old; and ages 14 and over. All participants must be enrolled in for 1993. Performances will begin at 1 p.m. withtheyoungerclasses. There Many elderly ailments can be treated; not a part of aging Ron Nielsen Richfield Care Center In this column last week, we discussed the problem of incontinence. Ive chosen to share another health care delivery issue this week, hoping it will be of value to our readers. Many times, the appearance of an elderly persons illness does not adhere to the typical or classical textbook description of the disease. Disease may fall into four categories: absent, silent, atypical and catastrophic. Many elderly people simply do not complain about symptoms which would make a younger individual seek the attention of a doctor, believing their pain to be part of the actual aging process and resulting in ' an absent presentation of an illness. An older person may neglect to seek medical attention for painful knees, attributing it to his advancing age, when in fact, the problem may be due to a source of stress and be treatable. Loss of hearing and vision are just two of the conditions that the . 4's, U &, f W$. ' '4';? 'V',', July 31 -- Aug 7 1993 5 Starting Easter Classes April 6 & 7 $945- at time of Final booking payment $150 Deposit information call 529 - 7545 Watch for Grand Opening in April The Gunnison Valley Animal Clinic and Sanpete County 4-- Hose Council will sponsor an Equine Workshop on April 1, 1993, from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Subjects to be covered are Equine Nutrition, Proper Foot Care, and Preventative Medicine. The meeting will be held in the Sanpete County Courthouse, Manti. Everyone who is interested in horses and their care is invited to H attend. 10 cities and the City of Joseph Pageant To sign up or for more in horses mm THOMAS TRAVEL June Rasmussen rr 1st Baptist Church Centerfield Sunday School Worship Service 1 -- -- 0 :00 am 1 1 :00 am 300 North 75 West 8 Centerfield 528-300- Price is p.p-db- l occ |