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Show Volume Seventy-Thre- e Eureka, Utah LDS Hospital's helicopter, Flight, and systems flew Life transport ' fixed-win- g to local patients hospitals during July, according to David B. Wirthlin, hospital ad61 ministrator. The new helicopter transported 45 of these patients with the remainder using the fixed-win- g aircraft. Patients were taken to the Veterans Administration Hospital, University of Utah Medical Center, Holy ftl()2K-AuR- ust Cross Hospital Primary Center, LDS e Hospital, McKay-DeHospital in Ogden and Utah Valley Hospital in Childrens Medical Provo. Among the transport patients were a Vernal, Utah, resident suffering severe leg injuries, a Brigham City, Utah, infant with serious pulmonary an Afton, Wyoming, resident bleeding, with head injuries, a Wendover, Nevada, resident involved in an auto accident, and a Salt Lake City resident injured in a fall in the high Uintah Mountains. Ambulance Association meets Number 2a, 1978 boating and motorcycle accidents, as well as other persons involved in industrial accidents and suffering serious health problems. LDS Hospital's new helicopter program began official operations on k July 17 responding to and aid Holden in for medical requests startto official that Utah. Prior Price, up date, the hospital had received nearly 20 calls for medical assistance. Life Flights previous range has been extended to 300 miles sinre permanent refueling stops have been basis. The established on a fixed-win- g has the capability program of retrieving patients from as far as 750 back-to-bac- 130-mi- le 24-ho- ur Other transport patients include numerous victims of automobile. 11 miles from Salt Lake City. The special helicopter can carry two serious ill or critically jet-power- ed injured patients, two medical at- tendants, a pilot and 300 pounds of emergency medical equipment. The Alouette III craft is stationed at the LDS Hospital helistop located behind the old Veterans Administration Hospital. The helicopter is 365 days a available 24 hours-a-daand off can seven within lift year minutes after receiving a call for help. y, Juab. Am- A meeting of the West bulance Association was held Monday evening in the Memorial Building with Brenda Sutherland presiding. Repents of committees were given and bills against the association were presented to be paid. It was reported that me ambulance run had been made since the last meeting. A discussion was held on pending E.M.T. courses and seminars. Members were cautioned about turning off the proper switches in the n batteries. ambulance to avoid A discussion on bum victims and procedure for bum care took 19 the run-dow- Students of Tintic District went back some ennot others so enthusiastically School thusiastically. officially opened Monday morning with a Teachers' Institute. The Institute was conducted by Tintic School District Superintendent Fred Openshaw, Tintic High School Principal Ortho Christensen and Eureka Elementary School Principal Norman Wall. This was a two day institute with official student registration Wednesday morning followed by a full school day. to school on Wednesday Superintendent Fred Openshaw Tintic School District Tintic High ' Principal Norman Wall Principal Eureka Elementary Ortho Christensen main part of the meeting. Present at the session were Brenda Sutherland, Carole Ann Castleton, Joe Bernini, Mike Drossel, Stormy Allinson and Mundi Pedersen. . The first crossword puzzle was presented to the public in 1913, in a supplement to the New York World. Jack Dempsey fought only 138 minutes as world champion. During that time he made $2,137,000 - or $15,6oo per minute. According to the Aztec calendar, a week lasted 20 days. Its not a real flawless diamond unless it has no imperfection visible to a trained eye under 10-pow- er magnification in good light. One of the Great Maladies of our time is the way sophistication seems to be valued above common sense. A funny thing happend to me on the way to becoming an adult I stopped off at being an alcoholic. Energy Conservation Volunteers for West Juab County Father Ludo and Earl Grimstead offer the following tips for saving energy in the kitchen. 1. Use cold water rather than hot to operate your food disposer. This saves the energy needed to heat the water, is recommended for the appliance, and aids in getting rid of grease. Grease solidifies in cold water and can be ground up and washed away. 2. Install an aerator in your kitchen sink faucet. By reducing the amount of water in the flow, you use less hot water and save the energy that would have been required to heat it. The lower flow pressure is hardly noticeable. 3. If you need to purchase a gas oven or range, look for one with an automatic (electronic) ignition system instead of pilot lights. 4. If you have a gas stove, make sure the pilot light is burning efficiently 'with a Hue flame. 5. Never boil water in an open pan. -- 6. Keep Install a flow restrictor shower. It's easy to install and saves water by restricting the flow to four gallons per minute - plenty adequate for showering. Remember: using more hot water than you really need wastes and costs you money. energy in your range-to- p burners and reflectors clean. They will reflect the heat bettor, and you will save energy. 7. Match the size of pan to the heating element. 8. If you cook with electricity, get in the habit of turning off the burners several minutes before the allotted cooking time. When using the oven, make the most of the heat from that single source. 10. Watch the clock or use the timer dont continually open the oven door to check food. 11. Use small electric pans or ovens for small meals rather than the kitchen range or oven. 12. Use pressure cookers and microwave ovens if you have them. They reduce cooking time. DISHWASHING ENERGY SAVERS: 1. Be sure your dishwaster is full, but not overloaded, when you turn it on. 2. When buying a dishwaster, look for and-o- r over- a model with air-pow- er THS lend' tekes ffliirsS The Tintic Band won the first place trophy at the Utah County Fair parade held at Spanish Fork on August 17, 1978. The bands competing were Spanish Fork, Payson, SpringviUe, Timpview (Provo) and Tintic. Congraduations are in order for this fine bands night dry settings. 3. Let your dishes air dry. 4. Dont use the rinse hold on your machine. 5. crape dishes before loading them into the dishwaster so you won't have to rinse them. ' I. Local man appointed E. Steele McIntyre has been ap- pointed by Governor Matheson to serve on the State Board of Oil, Gas and Mining. Mr. Mclnryre will represent the mining section. The appointment requires him to spend two days of each month in Salt Lake City. when building a that its best to select in-a chimney whee the location chimney can be stalled without cutting rafters or ceiling joists. Keep in mind |