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Keep Yankton Beautiful Thanks VolunteersJulie Perakslis, Director

A tremendous Thank You goes out to all of thecommunity members who volunteered for Keep Yank-ton Beautifuls (KYB) Great American Cleanup, Yank-ton! We cleaned over 7,000 pounds of garbage fromour streets during the month of April! 116 volunteersshowed-up on a drizzly, overcast Saturday morning onApril 9th to clean their community. Volunteers includedindividual citizens and groups from TruXedo, Walgreens,

Mount Marty College, Peace Presbyterian Church, FirstUnited Methodist Church, First Dakota National Bank,The Boys & Girls Club, Starbucks (who also donatedcoffee), and Avera Sacred Heart Hospital (who also do-nated gloves), to name a few! Lewis & Clark SpecialtyHospital and MidAmerican Energy donated gloves, Gladand the South Dakota Dept. of Transportation donatedgarbage bags, the City of Yankton donated the hauler,Nestle donated water and WalMart donated the donuts!It took a real community effort to make this cleanup suc-cessful. KYB is proud to serve such a dedicated and con-cerned public! A list of volunteers can be found on thesponsor tab of our website at www.keepyanktonbeautiful.org. Please be sure to check-it-out and thank the peoplewho gave their time to clean-up our proud City!

During the weeks leading-up to, and following, ourcleanup, various organizations and businesses also per-formed their own cleanups. 300 Yankton High School

students cleaned their campus and West City LimitsRoad. The Boys & Girls Club cleaned their own clubarea and showed-up to help the day of the cleanup. TheJust for Kids program kids (through the Boys & GirlsClub) cleaned-up every elementary school campus inYankton and some of the public areas around the schoolsas well. Sacred Heart Middle School cleaned theircampus and along Marne Creek. The National GuardSoldiers cleaned-up their Armory area and along 31stStreet! First Dakota National Bank, Sapa Extrusions,Kolberg-Pioneer, Ace Hardware and Vishay Dale, allmembers of Keep Yankton Beautiful, also cleaned-uparound their facilities and some of the public areasnearby. Home Federal Bank cleaned around their facility,the Boy Scouts cleaned-up 31st near the airport and theDaisy Scouts and Kolor Me Kids After School Programsare planning to clean-up in Fox Run Parkway and alongMarne Creek next week. Well have nal numbers on

volunteers and poundage on our website shortly.The Missouri River Cleanup also just took place overthe weekend. KYB is proud to support this cleanupspearheaded by the National Park Service, MissouriRiver Relief and Izaak Walton League, to name a few.Well have nal numbers on pounds of trash and debris

cleaned out of our ne recreational river later this weekon our website.

KYB is also up to our elbows and shovels in a fabulousbeautication project at Tripp Park! With the help oftwo grants from Keep America Beautiful and UPS, andthe City of Yankton, we are beginning our beautica-tion of Tripp Park this month. Our design can be seenon our website and in the lobby of the Summit Activi-ties Center. Please be sure to take a look. Our sincerehope is the beautication on such a public corridor willinspire increased use of the park. We also believe it will

inspire improvements all along the corridor that will havea strong, positive impact for our own residents as well asvisitors and those with interests in economic developmenthere in Yankton. We are very proud of this communityand it gives us great pleasure to be able to bring outsidesupport in the form of grants into our community to con-tinue to make it a better place to live, work and grow!

On a recycling note, KYB has won a grant for 10temporary recycle containers. We are happy to loan theseout to groups and organizations who wish to make theirevents eco-friendly and/or collect cans and bottles as afundraiser. Please visit our website or call us at (605)838-0665 for more information. It is a local call, but youmust dial the area code.

Finally, we are a non-prot and one of only two KeepAmerica Beautiful afliates in the South Dakota. We do

not receive any operational funding from the City, Stateor Federal governments. We exist and are successfulonly through the support of our members, supporters andvolunteers, who are all listed on the sponsor tab of ourwebsite. We are located at 324 Walnut Street, where ourofce space is generously donated by Kennedy, Pier &Knoff LLP. You can join us and our dedicated membersand volunteers in keeping Yankton beautiful by visitingour website at www.keepyanktonbeautiful.org, Facebookat Keep Yankton Beautiful or calling us at (605) 838-0665. We need youthe more support we have the

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woodfurniturearoundthehouse?AReader,viae-mail A:Therearesomanydierentproblemsthatcanoccurwithfurniture,andsomanyxes,thatitwouldbetoughtolistthemall.Hereareafewcommonissueswithfurniturenishes: StainsWhitestainsonshellacorlacquernishesareusuallycausedbywater.Blackspotsunderthenishcanbecausedbywaterdamageorink.Otherstainingmateriallikecrayon,greaseorlipstickcanmaranywoodnish. DiscolorationAwhitehazeoverlacquerorshellacnishalsoiscausedbymoisture. MarksGouges,scratchesandburnsthatcausephysicaldamagetoeitherthenishorthewood,orboth. So,howdoesonexanyorallofthesecommonfurnitureailments?Thereareanumberofdierentwaystorepairdam-agetothenishorthewoodsurface.Iwouldrecommendpickingupabookonfurniturerepairandrestorationtogetageneralideaofthebestwaystoxdierenttypesofwoodanddierenttypesofnishes. Meantime,youcanprepareyourselftotackleminornishis-suesbykeepingthefollowingitemsinyourtoolkitorworkshop:

Sandpaperinseveralneandsuper-negrades Steelwool Bungmaterial(lint-freeclothorabungattachment) Liquidfurniturepolish

Mineraloiland/orlinseedoil Denaturedalcohol Woodstain(asmallcanonly,matchingthecolorofyourfurniture) Finish(asmallcontainermatchingthetypeofnishonyourfurniture) Waxfurnituresticks Thesebasicitemswillallowyoutotacklesmallstainsonthenish,underthenish.Youllalsobeabletoquicklytouchupscratchesanddings. HOMETIP:Whenrepairingminornishproblemsinfurni-ture,startwiththeleastintrusivemethodlightlypolishing

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or write This Is a Hammer, c/o King Features Weekly Service, P.O. Box536475, Orlando, FL 32853-6475. When in doubt as to whether you cansaely or efectively complete a project, consult a proessional contractor.

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Collectingby Larry Cox

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Q:Ihaveapre-WorldWarIIUnionstovethatisinexcellentshape.Unfortunately, I do nothave room forit andwouldliketosellit.Mystoveisuniquebecauseitisblack,whiteand

turquoiseincolor,whichIthinkmusthavebeenaspecialor-der.Canyouhelpmedeterminehowmuchitisworth?Jan,BosqueFarms,N.M. A:Thevalueofanantiquestoveisgenerallybasedontwo

criteria:conditionandrarity.Whitestovesarenotasdesirable,forexample,as ones that weremanufacturedin colorsandwithsuchfeaturesaswaterreservoirs,nickel-platedtrimandembossedornamentation.Theutilityanddecorativemeritofstovesalsocandeterminewhetheroneisordinaryorextremelycollectible.Yourstovemightjustbeinthedesirablecategory. CliordBoramisextremelyknowledgeableaboutvintagestovesandistheauthorofHowtoGetPartsCastforYourAn-tiqueStove.Heoersafreeconsultationbytelephone,andthismightbeagoodrststeptotake.Hiscontactinforma-tionisc/oTheAntiqueInformationClearingHouse,421NorthMainSt.,Monticello,MN47960;and574-583-6465.Otherhelp-

fulsourcesincludeRichardRichardson,GoodTimeStoveCom-pany,P.O.Box306,Goshen,MA01032;andEricksonAntiqueStoves,P.O.Box2275,AttheDepot,Littleton,MA01460. Whencontactingapersonorabusinessmentionedinthiscolumn,itisalwaysagoodideatoenclosedaSASEandbepa-tient.Manyoftherecommendedsourcesreceiveagreatdealofmailandanansweroftencantakeseveralmonths. Q:IboughtapictureatagaragesalebyJosephWallaceKingandwouldliketoknowmoreabouttheartist.Carmela,Elburn, Ill.

A:JosephWallaceKingwasbornin1911,servedintheNorthCarolinalegislatureandoccasionallypaintedportraitsandpic-tureswithareligiousbent.Healsowasknownasapranksterandeccentric.Forexample,heoncehiredawomantorideahorsewhilewearingaesh-coloredbodysuittore-createthefamousrideofLadyGodiva,aneventhestagedtoprotestpropertytaxesinWinston-Salem.HisportraitsincludedonesofRichardNixon,QueenElizabethandmembersoftheRoyalSaudifamily.

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Theschoolyearisabouttocometoacloseandsummeractivitiesarestartingupinfullswing.OnJune7,YanktonAreaArtswillkick-otheseasonwithourannualKidsArtFest

plustherstbandconcertofourSummerConcertSeries! YanktonAreaArtswillbehostingthe20thannualKidsArtFestonTuesday,June7,from5-7:30pmatRiversidePark.Ac-tivitiesandcraftsthisyearwillincludehistoricgames,buttonmaking,gourdpainting,bookmarksandmuchmore!Weareindebtedtoallthevolunteerswhomakethisdaysospecialforareachildren.Theeventwouldalsonotbepossiblewith-outthegeneroussupportofourcommunity.AbigthankyoutothefollowingorganizationsthatwillbehostingtablesattheKidsArtFest!

AlphaGammaBetaSigmaPhi AveraSacredHeart CalvaryKidsPreschool Check-n-Go ChildProtectionTeam DakotaTerritorialMuseum KeepYanktonBeautiful LindasAngelCrossing NationalParkService

YanktonAreaLiteracyCouncil YanktonChildrensTheater YanktonCommunityLibrary YanktonCountyParentsasTeachers YanktonTown&CountryGardenClub

Laterintheevening,therstSummerBandConcertof2011willtakeplaceattheRiversideAmphitheater.Theprogrambeginsat8:00pmwiththeintroductionofour2011ArtAdvocate,ScottLuken,andfollowingwillbeaneveningofmusic.Dr.DavidBohnertfromWayneStateCollegewillbeourguestconductor.WeareespeciallylookingforwardtothisperformanceasitwillbetherstofseveralplannedforthesametimeandvenueonTuesdayeveningsthroughoutthesummer.Theall-volunteerbandwillpresentsixcon-certsduringthersthalfofsummer.Itincludesanaverageparticipationof70-100musiciansofallagesrangingfrom

Art Formsby Pam Meylor

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studentstoprofessionalsallfromYanktonandthesurround-ingcommunities.Guestconductorsfrommusicdepartmentsaroundtheareawilljointhebandeachweektogiveeachconcertanuniqueprogram;andtheyarealwayswelcomedbyadedicatedandenthusiasticaudience! Finally,onesidenotetoareaphotographers:the2011themeforourMightyMoPhotoShowisRiverTownTourandthedeadlineforentriesisFridayJuly8.Checkourwebsiteatwww.YanktonAreaArts.orgformoreinformation.Inthemeantime,Ilookforwardtoseeingyouinoutinthepark! TheG.A.R.HallGalleryandYanktonAreaArtsarelocatedat508DouglasAvenueinYankton.ThegalleryisopentothepublicfreeofchargeMondaythroughThursdayfrom1:00to5:00pm,Friday10:00amto5:00pmandfrom1:00to3:00pmonSaturdays.FormoreinformationpleasecontactPamMey-lor,ExecutiveDirector,[email protected].

Donna's Day:

CreativeFamily Funby Donna Erickson

Have Fun Creating Baby & Me Book

Whats one of the rst things you do after your baby isborn? I mean, after checking to see what sex it is. You lookfor the rst smile, dont you? You hold the baby up to themirror, and you point and coo and tweet, trying to get himto laugh. Of course, it takes some time, but soon it happens.The baby smiles! Lifes rst giggles. From then on, familylife is lled with keeping a watch for these milestones.

But the older sibling in the family is growing, too.Why not write a simple book about it? Whats the same?Whats different? Your preschooler or primary-schoolchild will gain a better sense of accomplishments and ap-preciate the baby steps we take as we learn and grow.First, have a mini interview with the older sibling to talkabout his skills. Can he count to 10? Does he sleep in aregular bed? Can he hop? Jot down what he has to say,

then put on your publishing hat.On the top of a sheet of con-

struction paper, use markers orprint on your computer a linesuch as MY BABY SISTER ...Finish the sentence with a factnoted earlier by your older child,such as My baby sister crawls.At the bottom of the page, printin large letters a correspondingfact about the older sibling: Ican jump and skip!

Other possibilities:My baby sister has one tooth. I have lots of teeth.My baby sister eats rice cereal and mashed bananas. I

eat hamburgers.My baby sister uses a bottle. I use a cup.End on a page where you note something the two kids

have in common, such as My baby sister smiles. I smiletoo, or My baby brother likes his blankie. I like myblankie too!

Illustrate the cover and write a title, such as BABYASHTON AND ME. Decorate the cover and pages withphotos and drawings or glue pictures from magazines.Punch two holes along the left side of each sheet andweave a ribbon through, nishing it off with a knot or bow.

Now youve added a new book to your family li-brary! It makes for ne reading you can share time andagain together.

Donna Ericksons award-winning series Donnas Dayis airing on public television nationwide. To nd more of hercreative family recipes and activities, visit www.donnasday.comand link to the NEW Donnas Day Facebook fan page. Her lat-est book is Donna Ericksons Fabulous Funstuff for Families.

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To Your Good Healthby Paul G. Donohue, M.D.

Diverticulosis Common With Age

DEAR DR. DONOHUE: Will you write about diver-ticulosis? I was twice hospitalized for it and had to staythere 12 days in all. When I left, they didnt give me anydiet or medicines. I saw my primary doctor later, whodidnt think I had diverticulosis because they didnt domuch for me. Some tell me that you dont have to stay ona diet or take medicine. Is that so? N.F.

ANSWER: A diverticulum is a tiny pouch formedby the colon lining that has been pushed through themuscular colon wall. Its size varies from 0.2 to 0.4inches (5 to 10 mm) in diameter, about the size of asmall pea. Diverticulosis indicates that the colon hassprouted many diverticula. Its most often silent. Closeto one-third of adults at 60 years of age have it. By age80, two-thirds have it.

Diverticulosis is found in countries where grains are

rened. Rened grains have lost their outer coat, thebran. Bran was, at one time, the principal source of ber.Fiber keeps stool soft and easily pushed through thedigestive tract. With too little ber, the colon has to exertgreat force to move undigested food along. That force isresponsible for pushing the colon lining through the colonwall to form a diverticulum on its outer surface.

When you were hospitalized, you had diverticulitis inammation of diverticulum. The neck of diverticulabecame clogged with bacteria and pieces of hard stool.The diverticula swelled. For mild symptoms, people can

be treated at home by going on a liquid diet and tak-ing antibiotics. For moresevere involvement, peopleare hospitalized and fedintravenously and givenintravenous antibiotics.

Now that your diver-ticulitis has calmed down,the only diet you needfollow is one with plentyof ber 30 to 35 gramsa day. Fruits, vegetablesand whole grains are bersources. Many cereals arelled with ber: Fiber One,All-Bran, Shredded Wheat

and cooked oatmeal are examples. You do not have totake any medicines.

The booklet on diverticulosis covers this topic in de-tail. Readers can obtain a copy by writing: Dr. Donohue No. 502W, Box 536475, Orlando, FL 32853-6475. En-close a check or money order (no cash) for $4.75 U.S./$6Canada with the recipients printed name and address.Please allow four weeks for delivery.

DEAR DR. DONOHUE: I will turn 65 shortly. Myhealth is just ne. I am out and active. I do odd jobs like

construction and hauling. Some friends want me to see adoctor just for a physical because I havent been to one in35 years. Why should I? All is OK with me. Is it true that80 percent of men dont go to doctors? C.F.

ANSWER: Youre getting on in years. Bad things hap-pen with aging. You dont want to be surprised by a heartattack, a stroke or a cancer that has grown so big that itcant be treated, do you? Those are some of the reasonsyou should see a doctor. I like your ghting spirit. I dont

believe that 80 percent of men never see a doctor.

Dr. Donohue regrets that he is unable to answer indi-vidual letters, but he will incorporate them in his columnwhenever possible. Readers may write him or request anorder form of available health newsletters at P.O. Box536475, Orlando, FL 32853-6475.

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YanktonAreaMentalWellness,Inc.(YAMWI)isplanningforthe13thAnnualYanktonAreaMentalWellnessConference,thankstosupportofmanydedicatedsponsors. ChemistryforMentalHealth:Brain,Personal,Relation-ships,Life!isthethemefortheconference,whichissetforJune8and9atMountMartyCollegeinYankton.Dr.DeanAufderheidewillpresentthekeynoteLeadershipDoesntNeedaTitleonWednesday,June8.JohnTimmwillbethefeaturedluncheonspeakeronWednesday,presentingMentalIllnessandtheHomesteader.Featuredpresenter

onThursday,June9willbeLt.Gov.MattMichelswhowillpresentHowProfessionalsEthicallyDealwithClients/Patients.BobSwanhorstwillbethefeaturedluncheonspeakeronThursdaypresentingRise&FallofSmallTownsinSouthDakota. The2011YAMWIconferencewilloer36breakoutpresen-tationsforparticipantstochoosefrom. ManypeoplefromthroughouttheregionhavecometorelyontheYAMWIconferenceasanaordablemeansfornetwork-ing,forobtaininghighqualityeducationonmentalhealthis-sues,andforassistanceincompletingprofessionaleducationtosupportlicensureandrecerticationrequirements. Applicationforprofessionalcredithasbeensubmittedforcounselors,socialworkers,childcareproviders,alcoholanddrugprofessionals,nurses,emergencymedicaltechniciansandnursinghomeadministrators.CEUswillalsobeavailable.OneundergraduatecollegecreditisavailablethroughMountMartyCollegeandonegraduatecollegecreditisavailablethroughtheUniversityofSiouxFallsforanadditionalfee.

Pre-registrationisrequiredandpre-registrationmaterialsareavailableonlineatwww.yamwi.org.FormoreinformationontheYAMWI2011Conferencecontact:[email protected],Ext.218.

tion to help nd a cure, or at least a treatment. At this point,researchers will focus, in clinical trials, on the preclini-cal biomarkers to try to determine which are specic tothe development of Alzheimers and how they change.

By learning just how early the rst steps of Alzheimersshow up, researchers can develop drugs that will slow theprogress of the disease at a much earlier point.For more information on Alzheimers disease and a closelook at the new guidelines, go to the Alzheimers Associa-tion website at www.alz.org or call them at 800-272-3900.

Matilda Charles regrets that she cannot personally answerreader questions, but will incorporate them into her column

whenever possible. Write to her in care of King Features Weekly

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Senior News Lineby Matilda Charles

Detecting Alzheimers in Earliest Stage

Researchers are moving ahead in their quest for a treat-ment for Alzheimers disease. For the rst time since 1984,theyve come out with a new set of guidelines.It used to be that there was no diagnosis of Alzheimers un-til the patient experienced complete dementia. Two yearsago, researchers from around the world came together topool all their information and to rethink how theyve ap- proached the care of those with Alzheimers, as well aslearn new ways to diagnose it sooner.

From those efforts, researchers have been able toidentify three specic stages of the disease: preclinical(brain changes that can show up as much as 10 yearsin advance), mild cognitive impairment (some mentaldeclines that the patient and others can notice) and Al-zheimers dementia. Mild cognitive impairment doesntalways become Alzheimers.

The new guidelines allow for a diagnosis much earlier,before there are even symptoms, when treatment mightstill be effective. The earlier diagnoses can make use ofphysical changes (biomarkers) seen in brain scans, spinaluids and blood proteins.

This doesnt mean theyve found a cure for Alzheimers,but it does mean that researchers can use the new informa-

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