Show rtiiw Page 4 Thurs April DSPS Millard County 14 1988 Water supply outlook West Millard History - v The water supply outlook for southern Utah is for near average runoff Forecasts for most drainages range from 90 to 110 percent of average except for a few local streamflow forecasts in the Manti area of the Lower Sevier River which are near 50 percent Precipitation in March ranged from 25 percent at Bryce Canyon and Marysvale to 131 percent at Moroni Most stations received 60 to 80 percent of average There was a band of near normal precipitation through the mid section of southern Utah with substantially below average amounts on both sides of the high band m ins ?L n ftL LtWTJ5: Ftf 'l r - O Free Colorado Blue Spruces available The National Arbor Day Foundation giving ten free Colorado Blue Spruce trees to everyone who becomes a Foundation member during April 1988 The free trees are part of the nonprofit Foundation’s effort to encourage tree planting for conservation and beautification throughout America ‘‘Colorado Blue Spruces were for this because selected of campaign their many uses in the home landscape” John Rosenow the Foundation’s executive director said “They lend beauty to their surroundings with their silver color and compact conical shape They can be used as individual ornamentals an energywindbreak a saving privacy screen or as living Christmas trees” The ten free Colorado Blue Spruces will be shipped postpaid in April or May with enclosed planting instructions The six to twelve inch trees are guaranteed to grow or they will be replaced free of charge The Foundation will give the ten free trees to each new member contributing $10 during April To become a member of the Foundation and to receive the free trees a $10 membership contribution should be Nasent to TEN BLUE SPRUCES 100 Artional Arbor Day Foundation bor Avenue Nebraska City NE 68410 by April 30 1988 is DOYLE BERRY EDNA WORKMAN and Meltire old Workman's Grocery Store on Workman in Delta Main Street The photo was taken in about 1938 and was made available to the gress by Billie Berry Historical Society news Anderson and Sherrie Finlinson will talk about the schools in Oak City Come out and join this group and get acquainted with the beginnings and subsequent happenings in our area May’s meeting will be in Hinckley The April meeting of the West Millard Historical Society will be in Oak City at the fire department building on Thursday April 14 at 7:30 pm Early history of the town’s irrigation system will be given by Roger Attention all veterans widows and dependants A Field Service Officer from the Veterans of Foreign Wars Department Service Office in Salt Lake City will be in your area to assist you in understanding and applying for rightful VA benefits preparing and documenting applications for compensation pension hospitalization education and other benefits This is a free service and veterans need not be members of the Veterans for Wars to qualify of Foreign assistance The VFW Field Service Officer Delta the out will be working of City Job Service Center from 2:30 to 3:30 pm on April 21 1988 M MMMMM M M M MMMMMMMM iff Chronicle Disability benefits If you become severely disabled and can’t work for a year or more you may be eligible for Social Security disability But you must have worked long enough and recently enough under Social Security To find out more about Social Security Disability monthly Benefits call or write to any Social Security office If you’re 65 or older or blind or disabled and in financial need you may be eligible for monthly checks under Supplemental Security Income If you think you might be eligible call or write to any Social Security office They’re listed in your telephone directory under “Social Security” or “US Government” TIP OF frozen THE WEEK: Baked cookies for three to four months can be ' October Seasonal precipitation through March remains above average over most of southern Utah The upper Sevier River has had close to 110 percent and the Virgin 120 percent The lowest percentages were recorded on the lower Sevier River in the Manti area which were near 80 percent of average Snowpack measurements taken near indicate that snowpacks have April been depleted another 10 to 15 percent since last month Some average basin percentages include: Upper Sevier 61 percent Lower Sevier 82 Beaver 83 and the Virgin 56 Snowpacks in these basins are now about 10 percent less than those of last year at this time March runoff in southern Utah was above average: Sevier River at Hatch 110 percent the Sevier at Circleville 139 the East Fork of the Sevier at Kingston 138 Beaver Riber at Beaver 125 In the lower Sevier River basin March runoff was above average with the Sevier at Gunnison at 156 percent Seasonal runoff continues to be above average in southern Utah 110 to 130 percent Reservoir storage in the Sevier basin is above average with the combined contents of Piute Otter Creek and Sevier Bridge reservoirs at 147 and 99 percent of capacity These three reservoirs filled last year about this same time Fillmore Judge attends course 16 states Judicial The National College located at the University of trains more than 1500 judges per year from around the world Affiliated with the American Bar Association NJC is the leading judicial education and training institution in the nation Since its establishment in 1963 the College has issued more than 21 000 certificates of completion to judges of all 50 states and 99 foreign countries Judge Ronald R Hare of the Justice Court in Fillmore Utah has completed the Special Court: For Attorney Judge March at The Natioal Judicial College The course is designed for new special jurisdiction judges or experienced judges who desire a review Covered in the course are problems faced by judges in these courts and solutions such as new technology and improvement of judicial skills The session attracted 37 judges from Congress misses deadline-farmto pay diesel tax According to Utah’s top farm leader farmers must pay a 15 cent per gallon tax on diesel fuel used on the farm despite overwhelming congressional support for an exemption Utah Farm Bureau Federation President Kenneth R Ashby Delta says the federal tax on diesel went into effect because Congress failed to act April before going into spring recess “It’s a real disappointment for the farm community as support for the repeal was there” Ashby said “There were more than 250 congressmen and over half of the Senate that supported legislation to repeal this unjust tax but they couldn’t beat the deadline” he added Ashby said the biggest disappointment is that the money is not even the government’s to take “We now have a gallon tax that legally to pay a we are exempt from and then file for ers a refund next year” he explained we began “More plainly on April loans to the federal making to finance the federal government deficit” Farm Bureau officials met March 31 with Treasury Secretary James Baker in an effort to delay the tax but Baker said his hands were tied According to the Secretary Congress mandated the change in the diesel tax collection in the 1987 budget reconciliation bill and altering the collection process would violate the law Ashby said efforts will continue to repeal the bill as soon as Congress reconvenes “We’ll fight this unwarranted taxation until a suitable remedy is obtained” Until a repeal is official farmers commercial fisherman lumber and oil operations and other operators could be liable for over $400 million in taxes annually MMMMMM MM M MM MMMMM M MM M M M M M M MM M MM MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM MM M MM MM MM Attend and Support Your Church r i i i i i i LUMBER CHURCH HARDWARE & Quality Materials Building 705 West Main Delta “service“d'rug Main 864J545 bennetts" drive in Eat In All of Chicken 303 i & a j DOUBLE DISCOUNT i MARK-I- W i Prices In Town Delta Best 377 Main m m m m m 0 BEEHIVE SEED INC 990 N 5th West Delta - 0 - § rv - Have you ever heard anyone 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