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Show 4 New procedure provides help to arteriosclerosis victims ' Christinas mailing dates overseas delivery listed , the Majestic Mr. ud Mrs. Darlyn Gibbins daughter. Sandra. died Nov. 27, from a dio Company tures een families had their picture taken. A percentage of the profits will go towards building Ballard Park. It was felt that this . ices and burial was in Mt. Home, Tuesday, Dec. was e Almost all of the Blaine Einerson family waa home for Thanksgiving dinner and the holiweekend. There day were 83 in number, two were missing, e Mont Cook returned home after spending two months with his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Geddus Hullinger, in Atlanta, Ga. e Jim and Jeff Bedford, Provo, were here visiting their grandfather, Darsin Long, over the holiday weekend. e All of the Stanley Womack family met at Huxford. After a honeymoon they will be making their home in Roosevelt, e An (men house wu held at the lapoint LDS Chapel for Mr. and Mrs. Lynns Betts. They were married recently in the Provo Temple. They will Wade short their parents home to celebrate Thanksgiving dinner together. There were 16 in attendance, e Michael 8pencer is home with his parents, the Orlo Spencers, for be making holi- Nolo Nelson stay with his daughter June, until there is 151-414- 4 an opening in a rest home either in Roosevelt or Vernal. is e Russell Murray Received toe late far last week's paper: a Bishop Mrs. and Keith Jensen have a boy born Nov. 25 at Duchesne County hospitaL e Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stein metz hear from their daughter LaRae, of her activities in her mission in Liberty, Mo. Salt now home from a Lake hospital. His wife, Helen, stayed with him while he was hospitalized. s Visiting at the Lee Angus horns over the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. James Curry and family. Rock Springs, conducting a tour twice a week at the Liberty prison and also is seeing many, historic She is Wyo. e Maxine Farnsworth was flown to Holy Cross .hospital in Salt Lake Monday, Nov. 24. She had a heart attack, e All of the Anna Johnson family met at her sons, Lyle and Snell-on'- s homes in Heber City for Thanksgiving dinner. There were 75 there, e Melba Eldredge has a grandson, born to and Mrs. Erie Nelof Roosevelt He weighed 7Vi lbs. Other grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Max Nelson, Ioka. The baby has one Mrs. Mary Eldredge, Roosegreat-grandmoth- Last Friday and Sat- - . obstruct the vessel This blockage can cause serious diubility depending upon its location and size. If the blocked vessel serves the heart, the situation can result in a heart attack. A stroke can occur if the obstruction is in the brain. "Often these arterial blockages occur in the lower extremities, Dr. Miller uys. The first signal of trouble comes when the victim begins any . activity which places increased blood demands on the affected artery. The muscle being exercised then needs additional amounts of blood which cannot get through the narrowed artery causing moderate or severe pain. Most arteries have to be narrowed to 70 percent of their width before any paid is felt. However, the larger arteries can tolerate larger plaque formations before any discomfort is noticed.. Traditionally physicians treat these plaques by surgically removing the disused tanner surface of the vessel in Rangely. e Remo and Dean Hamblin spent last week in Richfield with relatives, e Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tomlinson went to Vernal to witness their son Brownie receive the presidency of the Elder's Quorum. e Mr. and Mrs. James Powell have a new Moirttfoll will s their home in VeraaL days. He is attending the University of Utah. ,e Last Saturday morning, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn McClure took his father, Frank McClure, out of the Uintah County hospital to Salt Lake and put him on a plane to fly to Reno, Nev., where he velt suecess- - very project e Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sheedy have a son born Nov. 25 at the Uintah He County hospitaL weighed 8 lbs. 4 oz. and wu named Daniel Ephraim. The baby has one Anne grandparent, Smith, Tampa, Fla. e A wedding reception wu held at the Vocational Center in Roosevelt Nov. 29, for Mr. and Mrs. 2. new Mr. son pic- the Ballard at Town and County building. One hundred eight- horfc illness. She waa married to Jeff Stevenson and lived in Mt. Home. They had three children. Funeral serv- the Thanksgiving took Stu- or bypassing the disease? material with an artificial or natural vein. But since many of these victims are elderly, they often have additional health problems which make them poor candidates fra surgery. Therefore many of these patients simply had to . eliminate those activities which caused them pain. . " . ,. Today a special , balloon-tippe- d catheter offers these individuals another choice. The patient can now receive a local anesthetic and have the unusual catheter Inserted into his affected artery. This catheter is then manuevered through - the blockage, and the balloon is inflated several times. This new procedure takes about 80 minutes to two hours to complete depending upon the .difficulty of reaching the affected artery. The procedure costs around $800 and normally requires only two or three days of hospitalization. "Although this new technique has in its value numerous times the past few years, you must realize its not useful in solving every patient's problem. Its not always successful Dr. Miller adds. Studies show 70 percent of the arteries opened with the balloon catheter will remain so throughout the next two years. "But even in those eases where the artery reeloses, we can normally perform the procedure again, he notes. "And then if the technique still doesn't work, surgery is still' a viable option. Balloons are novelties normally associated with children, county fain and birthday parties. But today balloons are moving into the hospital setting to provide a unique type of treatment lor persons suffering from arteriosclerosis, according to Dr. Mark H. Miller, LDS hospital radiologist. more commonly Arteriosclerosis, known as hardening of the arteries, occurs when material containing fat collects on the inner surface of an artery, framing plaque which can wanting to send Christ- mas maiL e Mr. and Mrs. Jim Larsen and family went to Tooele to spend Thanksgiving Day with their (laugher and her husband, Ellen and Marvin Montique and family. They also spent time with her sister, Reita Lyn and Dale Humphries and their new baby, and e Ruth James Hamblin's son, Steven, from Ricks College. Julie brought two roommates from Chicago for the weekend. She showed them the local sights, e Duane and Alice Hamblin and children were Salt Lake visitors during the long holiday weekend. . rit to granddaughter Johnna and Terry Harris. Maternal grandparents are Tom and Sandra Aldrich, Vernal e Some of the Ward members driving to Provo Saturday to attend According to Roosevelt Postmaster Arvin Bellon, to assure the timely arrival of international civil and Tracy Roberts MS-94- 7 e Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Fabrizio are parents of a boy born Nov. 24, in Salt Lake. He weighed 9 lbs. International Mail for overseas military mail for Christinas delivery, all mail should be deposited at local post offices before the following dates: Outbound DhUmiim AlrPorcali 4 ox. e Russell Tilloch and nephew, Apple Valley, Calif., were in Hanna - AIumH Surface UHMtCanh getting a load 4 hay. e Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Roberts had 27 guests present for Thanksgiving dinner. e Mr. and Mrs.' Jay C. Humphrey and family mt Thanksgiving with r. and Mrs. Cleon Humphrey hi Logan, e Mr. and Mrs. Leo Turnbow had several dinner Thanksgiving guests. e Florence Turnbow attended the wedding ceremony of Mr. ana Mrs. Lynn Stromness, daugh-an- d Mrs. at the Temple Friday.' Marva Anderson and Marsha Harmon also attended the wedding, e Mr. and Mrs. Bernell Turnbow and family attended the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Stromness in Salt Lake '. Friday. Marsha Harmon and family, Salt Lake, visited Mr. and Mrs. Leo Turn-boa couple of days last w week. e Mr. and Mrs. Orvil Rhoades and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Crocker and son, San Diego, Calif., were Thanksgiving dinner guests of Nelda Lizonbee and husband in Salt Lake. All articles for overseas delivery should be packed in heavy boxes, and addressed securely wrapped, legibly and completely. For custom forms and complete tion, check at the post office. Postal patrons are asked to note that it is already too late for most surface mail to reaeh overseas destinations before Christmas, and that all mail sent hereafter should go Airmail. MBKISSesi temple sen ions were Hazel and Dennis Jensen, Glen and Susan Haslem, Lars and Alton Powell Dan and Kathy Karren, Myron and Ruth Haslem, LaRae and Dan Roberts, Mike and Linda Barnick. e Evelyn and Louis sights. e Mrs. Linda White is a Stient in the Duchesne hospitaL Loranger traveled to o Word was received Denver to visit with here of the death of Art their son, Eddie and Boren, Phoenix, Ariz. Suzy Loranger. Art and his wife, Stella, e Todd Jensen came are residents of Vernal from Ricks College to who live in Arizona spend the holiday with during the winter. His his and brother, Cedi Boren, Mrs.parents, Bishop and see his Jensen, along with his children, new brother. LaRue's and DeMar, Terry, Gary, snts, Mr and Mrs. Debbie, flew to Arizona McElprange, HunSunday to arrange to tington, visited with her king him home. in the hospital Wednese Bill and Verda Nelson day. will spend a few days e Please call your adwith their daughter, Lil- dresses for missionaries lian Peacock and family to for people and daughter Julie, were home for the holiday Manna 12 Standard Thursday, December 4, 1980 Uintah Basin ' usPAotwee lEAM 0SDA CHClC GRMT BiAoe cxjt . TEXAS. WHO GMifwrr 853-454- asarsfcuo i3ti SSaMoSeesE -- W gsSSS"7 Jfml Trued Driver need msmp.s Bobby Jay Lqzenb CnsiD sniM fiance Miiep ssi 4H CNSTERS 0MM UWCR &W tmwooige T5' awciHwff piuKca up in Tabiona. With 4 boys, he for always smiling. Laura is his being very dependable. We say thanks to Bobby from all of us at Duane Hall . 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