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Show Saturday, February 25, 2006 DAILY HERALD REACHOUT MISSIONARIES GIVING AND GOOD NEWSIN UTAH VALLEY Profile: Beth Farnsworth, Applegate HomeCare & Hospice Volunteer gives nearly 100 hoursassisting hospice patients wice each week, Beth Farnsworth spends herafternoons caring for patients from Applegate HomeCare & Hospice. Since she ‘began working as a volunteerin July, she has volunteered nearly 100 hours caring forelderly patients. “Bethis one of our most reliable volunteers, both to the agency as well as to her patients,” said Tara Adams, corporate volunteer coordina- tor for Applegate HomeCare & Hospice. “Applegate's philosophy revolves around comfort, peace anddignity, and Beth exemplifies this in every way as she sharesher gifts and talents with herclients and our agency.” Asa hospice volunteer Farnsworthvisits with patients in their homes, looking for ways to make them happy. “Oneofthe best ways to serve those whoareterminally illis by talking andlistening to them,” Farnsworthsaid. “Touch can makea bigdiffer- enceas well. Just sitting by them andholding their hand can bring a lot of comfort.” Since Farnsworth has been oped new relationships that she has found very rewarding. “She loves going to see peoplein their own environments andloves hearing about thelives they havelived and how they have come to be the people they are,” Adams said. “Beth has takenthe time to go above and beyondwithherclients. She once traveled an hour one way to run a much needed errand for her patient.” In addition to volunteering with Applegate HomeCare & Hospice, Farnsworthalso volunteers at the Charleston in CedarHills and at the Courtyard at Jamestownin Provo. “Anyone whois thinking aboutvolunteering should definitely doit,” Farnsworth said. “It is completely rewarding and doesn't take a lot of time.” United Way of Utah County First Book donations cea as CINEMARK ‘AT T PROVO =& nen eee dateas Abraa5m a 5Ga Sy Boe 680+ INSEE SMATET eS Elder Steven David Morley, son of David and Janie Morley, of em has beencalled to servein the Mexico Merida Mission of the LDS Church. He will speak in volunteering, she has devel- IHOPoffers free pancakesto encourage On Tuesday, IHOP restaurants throughout the nation will offer free short-stacks of pancakesto help support child literacy. This offer is part of National Pancake Day, and IHOP encouragespatrons to makea donationto First Book, a national non-profit organization providing booksto qualifying children. “Any donation madetoFirst Book through any ofthe three the LDS Church. Hewill speak in the Timpanogos Park 2nd Ward,Orem North Stake Center, 1000 North Main, Orem, on Sunday, February 26, 2006 at 11:00.a.m. Elder Ernest S. Ahiborn and Sister Dorothy N. Ahiborn of Orem, have beencalled to serve inthe Germany HamburgMission of the LDS Church. They will speak in the Hillcrest 4th Ward, 440 E. 800 S., Orem, Utah on Sunday, February 26, 2006 at 9:00 a.m. They will,enter the MTC on March6, 2006. IHOPrestaurants in Utah County will go directly to local literacy organizations,” said Stuart Collyer, chairman of Utah County’s First Book advisory board. “The donationsare used to purchase new, quality books that children can own andwrite their namein.” First Book was founded in 1992 to provide children from low-income families with new booksto read. Since this organizationstarted,it has provided morethan 40 million new books ‘to children throughoutthe nation. AsFirst Book continues to grow, it hopes to implement newnational initiatives and the Vermont Ist Ward, 400 E. 400 N., Orem, Utah on Sunday, February 26, 2006 at 1:00 p.m. Hewill enter the MTC March 006. Elder Brett Munson, son of Courtesy photo Beth began ig in July for two a Week Shevisits patients in their|homes. Bernard and Vee Ann Mickelson of Orem, Utah have been called to servein the Oslo NorwayMission of the LDS Church for 18 months.Their Ist assignmentis Bodo, abovethe Artic Circle. They will enter the MTCon February 20, 2006 for 1 week.Bernie served earlier in Norway Oct.'60-Apr.'63. Both wereteachers in Nebo School District until retirement. East Mis- sion of the LDS Church. He will speak in the Kolob Fourth Ward, 2557 S. Dalton, Springville, on Sunday, February 26, 2006 at 9:00 a.m. af Elder Derrick K. Wakamatsu, sonof Char: lie and Renee Wakamatsu, of Orem has beencalled to servein the Korea, Daejeon Mission of the LDS Church. He will speak in the Volunteeropportunities Alpine House needs volunteers to make meals that can be frozen and then used at mealtimesfor 15 to 20 residents. Mealitems can be made at homeorat the Alpine House.Call in advance with recipes, and the house parents will purchase all the ingredients. This is a great opportunity for groups! Contact Katie Hopoate at 7871738 for moreinformation. entliving in local care center. For locations near you, contact the United Way Volunteer Centerat 374-8108. Volunteers are needed at ScenicView Centerto help tutor adults with learning disabilities in academicareas, as well as in life skills. For more information,contact Jared Elder Ken Greenwood and Sister Reta Greenwoodof Lehi havebeen called to servein the KenyaNairobi Mission of the LDSChurch. They will speak in the Lehi 19th Ward, 1500 Davis at 226-2550. North 150 East, Lehi on Sunday, enter the MTC Wednesday, March1, 2006. February 26, 2006at 11:00 a.m. Theywill enter the Missionary Training Center on March6, Gary and ProvoParks and Recreation Assistin the Crisis Nursery is looking for volunteers to by reading, playing games, or teachingarts and crafts at Family Support & Treatment Center. Volunteers must attend training, whichis held every second Tuesdayat 4 or 6 p.m.To volunteer, contact Lexey at:229-1181. help clean up Rock Canyon Park. Volunteers will be cleaning, pruning, weeding and mulching from 8 a.m. 2006. to 12 p.m. on March18. For of. E. Kaiwi moreinformation, call Sandy at 852-7607. Groups ofall sizes are welcome. and Tanise Chung-Hoon, of Orem has beencalled to serve in the Taiwan Be adopted by a grandpar- United Wave)of Utah County ‘ Tai’Chung Mission of a the LDS Church. He will speak in the Vermont3rd “IHOPis a strong supporter Orem, Utah on Sunday, February 26, 2006 at 9:00 a.m. He will Elder Kevin Wiest, son of sie. courages child literacy.Its paftnership with IHOPrestaurants has helped to further the reach and influence of this program. EAGLE SCOUT Orem 6th Ward, 365 S. 900 E., Elder Benjamin E.P. ChungHoon,son = international expansion that en- ofchild literacy,” Collyersaid. “On Feb.28, representatives from ourlocal advisory board and other volunteerswill be at IHOPrestaurants in Utah Countyto passoutliterature on First Book.” For more information on how Stephanie Anderson and Kay and Karla Munsonof Springville, has returned from the San Salvador El Salvador Ward, 680 E. 800 N., Orem, | Sharon Wiest, of Orem has been called to servein the Sacramento, California (Hmong speaking) Mission of the LDS Church. He will speak in the Lakeview 5th Ward, 1750S. 400 W., Orem, Utah on Sunday, February 26, 2006at 11:00 a.m. Hewill enter the MTC on March8, 2006. Utah on Sunday, February26, Ethan Todd Matta, age 13, son of Todd and Elizabeth Matta of Payson, was awarded the rank of Eagle Scout on January 3, 2006. Heis in Troop 1553 sponsored by Spring Lake 4th Ward.His service project was repainting the “P” on the mountain in Payson. 2006at 1:00 p.m. He will enter the MTC on March 8, 2006. youcan support First Book in Utah County or how your child can benefit from this program, contact United Way of Utah County at 377-6600. 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