Show fuTTP r "T rmn f"T — - Millard Countv Chronicle Court Report Ihe Suzanne Limburg is shown receiving the tricot quilt which was raffled off as one of the fund raisers for the East Millard Sub for Santa program Linda Carter County Recorder Marlene Whicker County Clerk and Mary Day County Treasurer were pleased to give Suzanne this lovely prize and to thank her for her contribution to the Sub for Santa program East Millard Sub for Santa The East Millard Sub for Santa program was a complete success this year over 20 families were helped in some way to have a Merry Christmas It was the goal of the committee that no child miss out on having a gift or two for Christmas Day It look the effort of the whole community to make this program a success people came in with gifts and donations families offered to shop for us IPSC workers took families as a project and of course the elves at the courthouse who have been working on fund raising all year long We hesitate to thank individuals in fear of missing someone who helped in a special way but we did want to thank the Jeep Posse for the huge task of making the deliveries they came with willing hands and had all of the gifts delivered in no time A great big thanks also to the Cowboy Cafe for their fund raising dinner on Thanksgiving and for ihcirhclp in shop- Elementary School brought in loads of canned goods which were distributed among families we arc sure this effort made them all more grateful for their own gixxl fortune and helped them gain the spirit of giving The High Schixl had an interesting contest which resulted in food gifts and money for the program and also gave the students a chance to give rather than receive We hope you all w ill keep the Christmas spirit burning all year long we will be needing help again next year so keep us in mind if you find something that would do for the yard sale or if you want to make a donation at any time we would be glad to receive it To those of you and you know who your are who donated money and gifts please be assured that we and the people who received the help are truly grateful It is great to live in a community where people care for others and pilch in to help where ever help is needed Sincerely Sub for Santa Committee ping The school children at the Fillmore JT AV Photo by Kate Hellenbrand Santa's helpers Marilyn Willden and daughter Trudie Willden busily wrap Christmas presents at Santa's Workshop to be delivered by the West Millard Search and Rescue Posse members during the highly successful Sub for Santa program Improving r self-estee- m By Tea Warstadt Utah State University We often hear the term but many are unaware of the is a term’s meaning refers to the value of an individual All people have an equal but unmeasurable value attached to their being We may use the term in describing what we sec ourselves to be in relation to our roles in life For example to say "I am a student" or “I am a teacher" indicates how ever is different in that it or from is an valualive judgement of our self by our self When we This process is feel we are succeeding in life’s endeavors we feel good and as a res ul t our scl rises If we feel we are failing we feel poorly about ourself and our falls So we can look at selft esteem as being on a to change from time to time It is helpful to recognize things w hich w ill help move along in a positive direction as well as to know how to prevent self esteem from plunging Psychologists have found the one behavior that is most strongly associis "self ated with our level of talk” Every day of our life we arc silently having a conversation w ith ourhas much more selves This influence on our emotional development than the things others say to us Roosevelt once said "No Eleanor one can make you feel inferior without Utah tax check-of- f The State of Utah Homeless Income was established by the Tax legislature in 19S8 In 1990 $202000 are was contributed (Contributions donated from lax refunds and are not tax dollars) The Governor has also recommended that the state legislature appropriate $300000 to the Homeless Trust Fund Donated monies go to homeless for the homeless transishelter services cmeigency efforts tional housing housing for homeless pregnant women and special services for the homeless mentally ill Taxpayers may donate by marking line 3 on the short form and line 2 schedule D page 2 on the long form of the 1991 Utah State Tax Forms following actions took place in Circuit criminal cases In Fourth Court I illmore Court House riday December 13th 1991: Wes Bradley Mecham appeared for entry of plea on one charge of Driving on Kcvixation a class "A" misde mcanor Defendant entered a plea of not guilty Matter to be set for pre trial January 21 1992 Chetl R Pearson did not appear for entry of plea on one count of unlawful melhixl of trapping unlawful possession of unmarked traps unlawful methixl of trapping unlawful possession of another's trap unlawful taking of furbearers Court noted that attorney has entered appearance Matter to be set for on January 24th 1992 Frederick James Hen appeared for arraignment on a Felony First Appearance on charges of Driving on Suspension a class “A" misdemeanor and a Dl'Ia third degree felony Defendant waived a speedy trial Prelim inary hearing set for January 24 1992 John E Parler appeared for Felony First Appearaiuc on charges of Aggravated Assault a third degree Felony Criminal Mischief Counsel was a third degree Felony appointed by the court matter to be sc! for January l()lh 1992 for Preliminary Hearing Defendant was admonished to have no contact with llic alleged victims at all and was released on own rccogni ance Doyle Edwards appeared for Ar raignment and Entry of Plea on charges of Driving Under Influence Defendant entered a plea of not guilty Counsel w as appointed by the court Matter is set for on January 10th 1992 Jeffrey Joel Paulsen appeared for sentencing on charges of reckless driving a class A misdemeanor carry ing a loaded Firearm in a vehicle a class B was Defendant misdemeanor to six months in the Millard County Jail fined SI 000 Execution of sentence was stayed and unsupervised probation was imjxised for 12 months Fine as stayed but for $375 combined with surcharges Defendant is ordered to attend AA meetings at least on a weekly basis Jeffrey Joel Paulsen appeared for Entry of Plea on charges of DUI a class A misdemeanor carrying loaded firearm in vehicle a class R misdemeanor and Joyriding a class A misdemeanor Defendant entered a plea of guilty to amended information of counts one and two Count three was dismissed Jason M Seale appeared for sentencing on charges of DUI a class A and Open Container a misdemeanor Defendant’s class B misdemeanor torney asked that the matter lx: continued to December 27 th Peter Leonard Morrison appeared for sentencing on charges of a DUI a Morrison had class B misdemeanor previously entered a plea of No Contest to December Sentencing continued 27th John Allen Sims appeared with Defendant’s Request for Review Matter continued to January 24 1992 AP&P will held secure the mental evaluation Defendant remanded back into custody of the Sheriff's Office Josie Greathouse did not appear for a Plaintiff’s Request for Review Attorney Anderson slated he has ceived a written plea from the Defendant Amended information was sworn to by Attorney Dexter Anderson of contributing to the delinquency of a minor a class B misdemeanor Defendant sentenced to six months and S 000 fine Sentence and fine staged but for SI 50 Upon clearance of check the case will be closed Attorney Anderson stated this would be in the best interest of justice to handle the matter in this Bench warrant to be recalled way Max L Smith appeared on a quest for probation termination Court reviewed the AP&P report and court approved the order File to be closed Kraig J Brow n appeared on ordi r to show cause Attorney Anderson moves that the case be closed Court ordered the File to be closed Counsel Law rence Hunt appeared for the State of Utah Millard County Jail Ed Phillips Sheriff on charges brought forth by Danny E Swan on motion's for Defendant's Motion to Dismiss and Plaintiff’s Motion to Compel and Complete Compliance Plaintiff heard he is not pleased w ith his counsel Court appointed Mr Leavitt to be plaintiff's new counsel Case to be closed as a civil matter and criminal charges to be filed Case w ill be heard on January 10th 1992 Several civil matters were also heard by the Court Judge Lynn W Davis presided The following actions took place in criminal cases in Fourth District Court Fillmore Court House Wednesday December 18th 1991: Cody B Miles appeared for Change of Plea on charges of Distribution of a Conlro'led Substance (Cocaine) a second degree felony Attorney Anderson sworn on amended information Defendant entered a plea of gultv Matter continued to January 15 l‘W2 William Jason Poulsen appeared for Motion to Review Counsel for fendant asked die Court to rescind ti e jail time to which the Defendant hid been sentenced The Defendant has N n ancptcd into Utah Valley Commun v College Attorney AnJerson and Ah’t Probation and Probation concurred T e Court agreed that the remainder of r c jail sentence be suspended upon condienrollment at College tion of All other conditions of probation slid m effect Court ordered lliat probation of Robert Earl Smith he terminated Judge Cullen sided Y Christensen Progress January 2J392Pagg3 ASC Committee pre- Police Blotter election results Ben S u li was re elected as Chairperson of the county Agricultural Stabi liation and Conservation committee at the Millard County ASCS convention held December 12 1991 in Fillmore Utah Beulah Rowley was elected Vice Chairperson Gath Lake as elected as a regular member Mr Lake replaces N Cameron Adams who has completed three consecutive terms on the committee On December 6 1991 ASC Community LAA1 elected a new community Garth Lahe was elected committee chairperson N Jack Nielson was vice chairperson and Daniel Anderson was regular member Max Johnson was elected fust alternate and Louise H Lyman was elected second alternate LAA includes the Della Oak City Leamington lynndyl and Sutherland areas On December 12 1991 the LAA1 Committee delegates Community elected Garth Lake to the county Agn cultural Stabilization and Conservation committee The delegates also elected N Jack Nielson as first alternate and Daniel Anderson as second alternate Terms begin January 1992 and arc for three years Since a member of the County Committee cannot serve on a Community Committee Garth Lake is unable to serve as chairperson of the LAA1 community committee Therefore N Ja k Nielson becomes the Chairperson of the LAA1 Community Committee with Daniel Anderson as Vice Chaiqxrson and Max Johnson as regular member Louise H Lyman ill serve as alternate The following Items have been lected from the crime reports of the Millard County Sheriff's office from December 17th to December 26th 1991: L Insurance agents continuing ed requirements due Commissioner Harold C Yancey of the Utah State Insurance Department would like to remind insurance agents that the deadline to file their Certificates of C ompletion for continuing education will sixm be here As of the 20th of December only 5MH) agents out of a total of 8(MKi had filed their continuing education certification Ihe due date is December 31 1991 Even though agents have completed the necessary courses they still must file w itli the Continuing Education Board hose who fail to file by tins date w ill be required to pay a penally of $75 before renewing their licenses in March of 1992 The commissioner strongly urges all agents to complete tire necessary paper work before the deadline Accident with property damage truck dipped over by County Road Shed "Hie ft of gas reported m Fillmore 12 IX I raudulcnt checks in First Security Attempt to hxate and stop truk and trailer hauling Iivestixk in Delta area Fire in Hinckley Found money in Fillmore 12 19 Accident with injury on SR650 Accident with property damage tween car and deer in Oak City Woman Suspicious circumstances reports “someone has run off w ith some of her money" Suspicious vehicle in Fillmore Accident with property damage in West Hinckley Vandalism reported in Delta Accident w ith property damage on State Road 257 Accident male fallen at Continental Lime Plant Criminal mischief poisoned in Sutherland Criminal mischief pornographic materials left in door of Holden residence Neighbors fighting child at reporting jxrson’s home dxs not want to go home in Delta 70 year old male choking at Meadow residence Ambulance needed Asms! 28 year old female to LUah Valley Medical Center from Meadow residence Speeding ears near high schixil in Della Keys hxkcd inside with baby in car illmore in welfare check in Attempt to locate Fillmore Attempt to locate Fillmore male w ho left suicide note subject was found Dogs in sheep in Kaiosh area Obscene phone in Della Domestic problem in Delta Possible intoxicated driver on not ill bound Ambulance needed Child fell down An aeount has been ojvncd at lion’s Bank in Delta on behalf of Tisha Mortensen Edwards Persons wishing to make donations may do so there or at other drop boxes at hxal businesses from Fillmore Noise complaint trailer court rollover Accident with injuries 12 of miles west Hinckley rejxirted Stray cow reported on landfill turn off Possible intoxicated driver southfrom Scipio bound Accident with damage in Holden Ambulance needed male with broken pelvis and possible femur in Eskdale Hit and run in Fillmore Cow on road three to four miles off of Jones Road turn off Suspicious circumstances in Suthcr land Three stray puppies rcxrtcd in Delta Accident in Flowcll ear and pedestal Broken windows rejxirted at Quality Thnftway in Delta Assist motorist of semi 58 miles west of Delta Subject wanted on bench warrant turned himself in at Fillmore bus stop Various incidents of keys locked in vehicles alarms going off brand shuttles auto inspections spections and motor assists occur on a frequent basis EM Bookmobile schedule Monday Tuesday in Propane leak south side of Delta home Burglary of Fillmore residence Account opened Armory Possible intoxicated driver travelling from Lynndyl to Delta Possible intoxicated driver reported from 7 Eleven from Fillmore Noise complaint trailer court MP 62 stairs in Delta Accident with projxrety damage Delta Hit and run reported at Delta City Offices Fxtra patrol requested attempts have been made to break in at Layton 72 year old female reporting chest pains in Fillmore Suspicious noise and smoke in front of Delta garage Unattended death at reported Fillmore trailer court Jan 6 pm jm Jan 830 Scipio Holden 7 Fillmore Elementary Flowcll 8 Wednesday Jan 1:45 pm Fillmore Middle St hixil Duane’s Fotxl town pm Meadow 2:30 415 pm Kanosh 4:30 6:30 pm pm pm More than one In 20 American working women work for themselves Tentative SNOW COLLEGE WINTER QUARTER SCHEDULE DELTA TECHNICAL CENTER The follow mg classes will be offe red at the Deita Technical 13 1992 if we have enough sign up to have the class You class or come in at 3G5 East 200 North in Delta Center starting the week of Jan can call to up for a J |