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Show wr,' Wi w'lxmi iiiryiiwiiw.';irpwryf ywan.awniwi i 4A The Summit County Bee Friday, May 26, 1989 .V Senior Citizen News rert Meet Your Neighbors Meet Your Neighbor South Summit MeetXQucHeighte r Senior Citizens The EMTs With the coming of summer, the increased traffic due to the available summer recreation in our area, we need to recognize a group of very the EMTs. special people EMT is an abbreviation for Emergency Medical Technician. EMTs work as an association, and contract with the Kamas Valley area to provide services fo the people of the area. They have a budget limit, and do bill for their services, but the money they obtain goes toward supplies, and maintenance on the ambulance. EMTs donate their time and services on a voluntary basis. Last year they answered 130 calls. In the past four days they have answered six calls. As summer approaches, EMTs become much busier due to the increase of activity in our area. They are available on a standby basis at rodeos, athletic events, etc. They have two crews, and each crew is on call every other week. To contact an EMT for services, . Dial 911, where your call will be dispatched through the Summit County Sheriffs Dispatch. Our community EMTs provide training for our community, as they instruct various groups in First Aid, CPR, and other lifesaving measures. They have taught Young Women groups, Scouts, school classrooms, and Relief Society groups. To become an EMT, a basic course of 120 hours must be taken. EMTs must recertify every two of years by taking instruction. Most of the advanced level recertification is given through Wasatch County Hospital, but the University of Utah Medical Center in Salt Lake City, does pro48-hou- rs vide some programs for recertifica- tion. Sandi Toone, liason for the Wasatch County Hospital, provides training for recertification. The EMTs must recertify every month on the defibrillator and IV. We are fortunate in that our EMTs recently COALVILLE HEALTH CENTER WAIN ALLEN, .M.D. Adult, Pediatric and Geriatric Medical Care Obstetrical and Emergency Cue Hours: Tuesday, Thursday, hnday 9 un. to 5 p.m Monday and Wednesday 9 ajn. to 7 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m. to 12 Noon 24 re- - HOUR NUMBER Vic Judd, Summit County Cooks 801-336-44- completely an intermediate level which enables them to perform some advanced techniques, including esophageal airway insertion, administration of lidocaine, and ephenephrine, etc. In order to reach this intermediate level, the EMTs went every Tuesday and Thursday night for the month of March, of reaching a total of additional instruction. Wasatch County is hospital is the resource hospital for our area. In situations, the patient must be transported to the nearest medical facility. If the patient is stable, he may request his choice of hospitals. Often, because of the time element involved, or the limited access to the victim, the EMT will call Air Med or Life Flight to insure prompt treatment of the victim. The EMTs of our area have responded to a number of calls, including drowning, heart attack, car accidents, fractures, motorcycle accidents, multiple trauma, accidents, industrial accidents, amputations, and overdose. Thank you EMTs for your unselfish service!, Our EMTs include: Terry Davis, Ron Davis, Barbara Sargent, Dixie Thompson, Kip Bigelow, Andrea McNeil, Rex 40-hou- rs Mitchell, Debbie Rockhili, Joe Mueller, Matt Wilde, and Mike Georgi. 03 Registered Physical Therapist Post-Surgic- al 801-336-- shine. Our President greeted die Seniors and welcomed Juel and Ivie Nielsen, Phyllis Lewis, and Bonita Huff Atkinson. He announced that Ross Lefler was back in the Wasatch County Hospital. He announced die Open House on May 19. Refrigerator $25.00 Upright Freezer $100.00 15 x 15 green carpet and sterio system. Cali 783-479- 0 of trust in someone or something." May 19: It was a lovely day fra our Qpen House. The sun was shining brightly as the Seniors brought their beautiful articles for imagine. We had our rooms full it was lovely to browse through. We have some very talented ladies in this Valley and some very clever men. display. There were afghans, gorgeous quilts, rugs, beautiful dolls, of ev- ladies for their delicious cookies and for all the items they brought to ery description, lovely paintings and most- everything you could display. It. was a huge success. Thanks so very much. Fishing Derby Scheduled For June 10-1- 1 niors for dinner. Club, in cooperation with the Park Following diner, Bonita Atkinson entertained us on the piano. She played all of the oldies. She also played a tape of Mother's songs sang by Rod Maxfield and Joe Manteca. It was a lovely program in honor of Mother's Day. A special thanks to Bonita and to Edna for asking her. May 18: Elmer welcomed everyone with a special welcome for Gus Hupp. He announced our Open House May 19 and blood pressure May 25 from 10-1- 1 a.m. For dinner we were served baked ham, potato salad, green beans, hot rolls, honey with rhubarb pie for dessert It was yummy. There were 47 for dinner. and Irene Peterson entertained with his harmonica and the piano. It was delightful. Thanks Sam and Donna. "Someone who thinks the world is always cheating him is right he is missing that wonderful feeling The Coalville Businessmen's CitySummit County Chamber of Commerce, will host the 5th Annual Fishing Derby at Echo Reservoir June 10 and 11. Prizes for the biggest fish of the hour and biggest fish of the weekend will total more than $2,000. There are also prizes for the biggest Hie annual street dance and food fest will be held on Main Street beginning at 7:3p p.m. with entertainment from kpcal residents. The food fest is a great way to eat dinner without the hassle of trying to please everyone, because die food fest has a variety of food for every taste. carp and catfish of the weekend. The Derby has been a popular event in the past, and fishing this year lodes really good. Hie Fishing Derby and committees would appreciate your support and help in making this event a success. For information about the The Hot Air Balloonist Club, from Pari: City, will be during the Fishmaking a ing Derby and this always makes Derby, call Craig Vernon, Fra information about setting up a food stand for yourself or group, call Margaret Vernon, fly-ov-er 336-593- 6. 336-269- Food For Fun and Health the delicious crimson stalk of rhubarb has a wide variety of other uses. Its tartness and texture improve many sauces, cake icings and sweet-sou- r dishes, and combine well with strawberries and citrus fruits. Rhubarb is very low in calories only 56 to the pound. Of course we are always adding heaps of sugar to most recipes. Rhubarb contains some valuable minerals (calcium, phosphorus, magnesium and potassium) as well as some important vitamins (folic acid, niacin, pantothenic acid, riboflavin and thiamine). Rhubarb is at its best in the early spring but yields edible stalks, if regularly harvested, almost until the first frost arrives. Just leave a few stalks to nourish the roots. Rhubarb's reputation has been tarnished by our tendency to overcook it. The stewed mush that has paraded as rhubarb sauce isn't the way to eat rhubarb. The information above and the recipe fra Ricky's Upside Downers were taken from a book entitled Rhubarb Renaissance by Ann It has 155 pages of rhubarb recipes, a lot of which are very unique. The other recipe is for rhubarb fruit leather which is a great way to get kids to eat rhubarb. Sal-in- g. Ricky's Upside Downers cup finely chopped rhubarb 1 cup sugar 1 tsp. grated orange peel 34 cup margarine (to be used in 1 three parts) 12 tsp. ginger 1 tsp. lemon juice 2 cups flour 1 tsp. salt y 1 tsp. baking soda 1 tsp. baking powder 1 cup unflavored yogurt 4 Tbls. brown sugar 12 cup chopped walnuts or pecans Let rhubarb stand in sugar an hour or overnight Simmer gently worange peel, 14 cup margarine, ginger and lemon juice until thick. Sift dry ingredients together. Cut in 14 cup margarine and then quickly mix in yogurt to make a soft dough. Turn out on a floured board; knead a couple of times. Then roll out in a rectangle. Spread with 14 cup margarine and sprinkle wbrown sugar. Roll up along the long side, pressing in the seam. Cut into 12 rolls. Put thick rhubarb mixture and nuts into greased muffin tins; add a roll, cut side up. Bake at 375 for about 20 minutes. Let stand fra a few minutes before removing with a fork. Makes 1Z Rhubarb Leather 2 quarts rhubarb (2 lbs.) cups water cup sugar 1-- 12 1 1 pkg. red Kool-ai- d drink mix (unsweetened kind) Wash and trim rhubarb; cut into pieces about 1 inch in size. Combine wwater in saucepan and rook until soft. Add sugar and Kool-ai- d. Stir until dissolved. Put in blender, blend until smooth. Spread on plastic wrap and dry. SOUTH SUMMIT HIGH SCHOOL RODEO ; Saturday May 27th, 1989 Slack at 8:00 A.M. Rodeo Show ZOO PM. Held at Oakley Arena, Oakley, Utah FREE! I 1st Annual PIUTE CREEK POW WOW It took a whole town of 1500 to marshal w cold to bring timber from the resources to save fledgling SUSC from extinction in 1897. Faced with an mountaintops, handcrafted a quarter million adobe bricks. Still in use, Old ultimatum to build a suitable building in less than a year or shut down, Cedar City Main symbolizes SUSC's remarkable heritage and its heartfelt mission: citizens mortgaged their homes, donated the riding from their bams, braved to develop the most precious natural resource of all-- our youth. We're proud to play a part in the successful operation . Srrtm nDQDimoisiP happen. II AUGHT COMPANY Sat., May 27, 2-- 6 4M m 2JT p.m. Food, Drink, Horse, Pony Llama Rides, Hay Rides. Hwy. 1 89 to Kamas, turn east at Kamas Valley Coop 1 mile to sign on pole. & Piute Creek Outfitters RR,2J.Kamas.yT.84036 I 4. the day ifwre festive and colorful. Most recipe bodes either ignore rhubarb or list only a few simple pie, jam, and dessert receipts, yet, a V We wish to thank the lovely Were were served ground pork patties, baked potatoes, sour cream, mixed vegetables, pickles, hot rolls, honey, jello salad; and peanut butter cookies. There were 42 Se- Following dinner, Sam Burgess For Sale and Therapy, IndustrialSports Inji ines Hours Individually Arranged by calling May IS: It was a dismal day but the Seniors offered a ray of sun- 783-43- 1 MOW 19 7 i i : ?' .r |
