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Show THE Thursday, July 15, 2004 PYRAMID Tips on coping with vision loss Sanpete Life Fairview free Concert In The Park schedule FAIRVIEW- - Fairview City's free "Concert In The Park July schedule is as follows: July 16, The Country Line," back by request. July 23, Shepherd Family Singers. July 30, Deep Fried and Sugar Coated Jazz, Pop and classic hits. Aug. 6, Peggy Layton,. Tribute to Patsy Cline and Bud Jensen, Comic and Tragic songs of the West. Jesse V. Roberts, son of Kent and Jilene Roberts, Fairview, recently returned from serving in the Chicago, Illinois North LDS Mission. He will speak at 12:50 p.m., Sunday, July 18, 2004, in the Fairview Third LDS Ward. 3 tion; and adaptive devices and reversible changes in vision NAPS- I- Here's news many may be glad to see: fading or lost vision doesn't have to mean a loss of independence. Many resources and services can help people with vision loss maintain, even improve, their quality of life. That's important to more people than many realize. Research conducted by Lighthouse International found Americans over the age of 45, about 16.5 million people, reports some vision impairment. Vision loss has many causes. Along with normal aging, the four most common are macular degeneration, glaucoma, and diabetic cataracts retinopathy. A person with low vision-i- r that cannot be corrected by optical aids. Five agencies offering informiss standard eyeglasses-masharpness of detail, lose the mation and rehabilitation serlow-visio- n y ability to distinguish color or vices: 1. Lighthouse International for low vision products and or services: www.lighthouse.org. 2. National Association for Visually Handicapped: referrals to services, consultation on adaptive devices, emotional support services and a free large-priloan library. It's at or www.navh.org. 3. Reader's Digest Partners for Sight Foundation maina web tains site, www.ad.rdpfs.org, with helpful links to many organizalose depth perception. Signs of tions with services for the vilow vision can include: sually impaired. Information Difficulty recognizing a fa- about "Reader's Digest Large Print Magazine" is at miliar face; or apDifficulty reading-prin- t pears broken or distorted; 4. American Foundation for Difficulty seeing objects and potential obstacles such as the Blind hotline: steps, curbs, walls and furni- LINE. 5. Ears for Eyes: free audioture. is lesson tapes that for cassette there help Fortunately, with vision loss. teach adaptive daily living coping people in advance what to bring so include new skills at www.earsforeyes.org Resources they are comfortable throughfor daily activities or strategies out your ceremony. such as cooking, home manDon't "bug" everyone! ConIt is where a man spends his and so on; sider using citronella candles agement, traveling and special- money that shows where his or bug zappers so your guests computer training heart lies ized software; mobility won't be swatting the air dur- arning -- A. Edwin Keigwin, D.D. to safely navigate ing your ceremony. ofor the home, neighborhood Say "I do," not Money doesnt care who support groups to share Some may weep for joy, but fice; and experiences makes it information watery eyes and runny noses and reduce the sense of isola -- Old retail saying also can mean seasonal allergies. "If you suffer from seasonal allergies like me, you don't want symptoms such as sneezing and itchy, watery eyes to flare up as you walk down the aisle," explains Trista. "Make sure you have an effective allergy medication with you to relieve my worst allergy symptoms." Trista also suggests that couples consider planning their event before or after peak allergy season, or at least in the afternoon when pollen counts aren't as high. Consider rain and shine. Before the event, visit the site at Breakfast served 7 -- 11 a.m. the same time of day as your ceremony to ensure your Call Ahead for pickup guests won't be blinded by the sun or uncomfortable from the 9 North Main - Ephraim heat. But do have a backup 283-545- 4 plan if it rains. out of wind. Check Beware the weather forecast and work with the location's event planA It t ner to prepare for the worst. ll a Batten down the tablecloths to avoid flying debris. 8 Toast to taste. Stick to a menu that won't melt or spoil 8 in the sun. Make sure there are 8 beverages avail8 able to quench people's thirst. 8 Adorn with decorations. A 8 plus to having your wedding Noon 8 August 3, Moroni Elementary, 10 a.m.-l- 2 outdoors is the beauty of nature. Check in advance to see if August 3, Ml Pleasant Elementary, 2 to 4 p.m. 8 the grass is mowed, trees are a.m.-2 1 0 Noon 8 August 4, Ephraim Elementary, pruned and flowers are bloom8 Add own personal your ing. August 4, Manti Elementary, 2 to 4 p.m. touch with a beautiful wedding 8 arc as the focal point for your 8 Kids 5 months receive immunizations FREE ceremony. 8 Kids ages are $5 if you qualify forVFC 8 We know what we are, but know not what we may 8 Shakespeare 8 and other For low-visio- one-in-s- ix n nt Primer for couples planning www.rd-largeprint.co- m an outdoor wedding ceremony The popularity of hosting an outdoor or destination wedding is on the rise. outdoor With such nuptials as those of Trista Sutter (formerly Trista Rehn) and her reality television sweetie Ryan Sutter, who exchanged vows under a beautiful gazebo overlooking the Coachella Valley in a televised ceremony in Palm Springs, it is no wonder that today, more and more couples are planning to tie the knot outside. But, romantic outdoor weddings are not just reserved for Logan Jacob Christensen, son of celebrities. You, too, can make Gene and Barbara Christerisen, that dream a reality with propMoroni, has been called to serve er planning. in the Mexico, Merida LDS MisTrista offers the following sion. He will speak at 10:50 a.m., advice to ensure you can shine like a star as you say "I do" unSunday, July 18, 2004, in the Moroni Third LDS Ward. He will enter der the stars. the MTC July 28. "When planning your wed NAPS-- - e high-profil- ding, keep in mind that even though it is the most exciting and personal celebration of your life, it is also meant to be fun," reminds Trista. "With careful planning, you can minimize the stress." !" pc GANDOLFOS Don't surprise your guests! Outdoor weddings can bring soggy grounds, hot sun or cool nights. Let your guests know fhlh UESP director terminated for Breach of Trust irS activities SANPETE COUNT- Y- Regional single adult activities for July are as follows: July 16, Richfield area single adult game night at the park, 600 West 400 North, from 7 to 10 p.m. Casual dress, potluck munchies. July 18, fireside, 7 p.m., 159 North 400 West, Richfield, in the Relief Society Room. July 21, game night, 7 p.m., at the home of Roberta Griffin, 5 North 200 West, Ephraim. Bring a treat if you can, come visit and play. For information call July 23, potluck dinner and dance at the Spring City LDS Ward Main South ,164 Street. Potluck dinner will begin at 7 p.m., so bring something to share. The dance will begin by 8:30 p.m., for all single adults ages 21 to 101 from all around the region. Contact Paul Hart at 435462-030- July 28, game night, 7 p.m. Place to be announced. July 31, adult miniature golf, Richfield area, at Hillside Miniature Golf, 2112 North Wash-burnvilRoad. Go 4.5 miles south of Richfield on Highway 89, east on Highway 118 one mile, north on 2200 North le to Washburnville Road. Miniature golf will be on the last Saturday each month in the summer, weather permitting. July 25, fireside, 7 p.m., in the Relief Society Room at 300 SALT LAKE CITY- Dr. Mark H. Spencer, acting executive director of the Utah Higher Education Assistance Authority (UHEAA), recently announced that an internal audit has uncovered some questionable transactions by the director of the Utah Educational Savings Plan Trust (UESP) involving administrative funds of the agency. SC seniors Y- South Main Street, Manti. Call the Sanpete Singles Hotline at 435462-306- 3 for a recorded schedule of activities. If you calwould like to receive endars of events write to July - SAN ANTONIO, TXAir Force Reserve Maj. Mark S. Larson, a 1978 Manti High School graduate, and son of Barbara J. Larson, Ephraim, has been decorated with the Meritorious Service Medal. The medal is awarded to members of the U.S. Armed Forces who distinguish themselves by either outstanding achievement or meritorious service to the United States in noncombat situations. 5 aircraft Larson, a commander, is assigned to the 452nd Operations Support Squadron, March Air Reserve KC-13- Base, Riverside, CA. His wife, Angela, is the daughter of David Keller and Judy Keller, both Manti. In 1984, Larson received a bachelor's degree from Utah State University, Logan. Literature is the art of writing something that will be read Spencer noted. Further details will be disclosed as appropriate and when available. The Utah Educational Savings Plan (UESP) was established by the Utah Legislature in 1996 as a way to encourage college savings. Currently, there are more than 45,000 accounts, with total balances of more than $715 million. The program is overseen by the State Board of Regents and the UHEAA Board of Direc- 33 Open 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. (435) I Immunization Clinic 1 0-3- 3-- An essential aspect of is not being afraid oto Land cre-atvi- fail.-Ed- J 1 please call: ty (801) 233-617- o&a S20 Race 6 8 8 efl QEB QTOIE Age: Pltone: i SKYI.INK HIKAISK-KrtfUnm(nrm for apphe alWr Ju 31.2004 Rcgatmnn faniuUbtnx'e.alanorhefoic JuV 31,2(104-52- 5 30 39 40 - 4- TO & over iea Mtl be aa Morn : 3 & under ' 14 30 - 0 ' 60 9 20 - t caltf Name: Address: . City; State: NO EVENING BARGAINS! . Zip: . (As of Aug. 7, 2004) Shirt Size: . Email: Please make Starts Friday J Robot PG13 Saturday Matinee 5:00 Matinees before 6 pm & Tuesday nights-A- II except Spider Man 2. dtecb payable to - Sanpete seats $3.50 . 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Dale: Signature: The Terminal PG13 One Show at Dusk 9:30 (BaifaiSr-- iuHliinP i1IiD3J31l- - ('are Kaindutaxt and mid check & form to: Skyline 10K Sanpete Valley i takh C are Fomdaticn 100 South Medical Drive Mt Wats ant, Uah 84647 7:45 gst KTKT 8 468-218- August 7th Skyline Drive & Highway 31 Line up at 7:30am Race Starts at 8:OOam Saturday Matinee 3:15 4 3331- - rKDT' or (800) 0 8 10K10K mmwmm iSfct starts Fri. locations, an win 6:00 and 8:45 Sat. Matinee 3:30 Car-A-V- questions Spider Man 2 pgu pg-1- 3 18 be.-Will- iam 16-2- 2 6:15 and 9:00 i non-alcohol- tors. Cjani .ifpCTjKSEEM) King Arthur I 1 SBDu MOVIE GUIDE . Ephraim man receives medal tive leave. After further information was gathered, Hatch was terminated, effective July 13, and the matter was referred to the state auditor and attorney general for further investigation and appropriate action. Hatch was terminated for conflict of interest, breach of trust and violations of State After questions were raised Board of Regents policies. He by other employees two weeks had served as Deputy Executive ago, an internal audit was or- Director of UHEAA responsible dered. Preliminary results of the for the college savings program audit were brought to the attenfor the past several years. tion of UHEAA executives, and This is a serious matter and the employee, Dale C. Hatch, we have acted expeditiously to was placed on paid administra- - resolve it and refer it to the proper authorities. Nothing has been uncovered that will in any way jeopardize any of the savings or earnings of those participating in UESP, nor were any SPRING CIT- A senior citiother employees involved, Dr. zen dinner will be held Wednesday, July 21, at 5:30 p.m., in the Spring City senior citizen room at city hall. The program will be presented by the Kelly and Susan Shepherd family. Spring City will hold a parade on Saturday, July 24, along with an antique car show and a quilt raffle by Canal Creek Camp Daughters of Utah Pioneers (DUP). Tickets for the raffle may be purchased from any DUP member. Breakfast and lunch will be available at the city park. training-le- Signature of parent: (If entrant is under 18 years old) For more information please contact 462-412462-260- Heather at Mark at or visit our website at 4vw4v.sl9linelOk.com 3, 8, twice. --Cyril Connoll 1 I |