| Show tfinf f it' Paag 8 Millard Countv Chronicle Progress Fphruarv 4 - t —' Ur v j" "ItfIMIW Utah Comprehensive Health iqq? r KANOSH MEADOW "fn DESERETOASIS Dathel Whitaker Arprilla Ph: Scow Daughters of Utah Pioneers Janette Duncan held their meeting Thursday January 21 1993 at Marie Payne’s home Captain Mary Ella Peterson conducted the meeting and welcomed the members Open prayer was by Lavcda Duncan Pledge wasbv all “Daughter of the Utah Pioneers" and "You'll Remember Me" were sang accompanied by Ins Bond Lesson was by Carol Davidson The history "Pioneer Journal" and "The Oregon Trail" was by Marie Payne Hostesses were Virginia Burgess and Mane Payne The following members attended: Virginia Burgess Cheryl! Labrum Mary Ella Peterson Laveda Duncan Iris BondShirlecn Bond Roma Rird Carol Davidson and Marie Payne Daughters of Utah Pioneers Janette Duncan held their meeting Tues Dec 8 1992 at Iris and Terrill Bond's cabin in the Cedars Dinner was pot luck furnished by the members There was an open prayer and blessing on llic food The pledge was by all After dinner Captain Mary Ella Peterson conducted the short meeting The lesson "Pioneer Autograph and Scrapbtxiks" was given by Marie Payne Christmas songs were sung accompanied by Iris Bond Our hostess Iris Bond had a lot of fun things for us to do Gifts were exchanged The follow ing members attended Iris Bond Slnrleen Bond Virginia Burgess Carol Davidson Luclla Laveda Duncan Edwards Betty Labrum Mary Ella Peterson Marie Payne and Pearl Swal- Lula George is happy to be home ith follow ing her months stay in Calif her family but not to all the snow and fog She left Dec 20 1992 and relumed Jan 20 1993 Lula enjoyed dividing her time betw ecn her tw ochildrcn Lee w ho lives in Roseville Calif and Judy who lives in Modesto Calif The only good thing about all this fog is the way Mother Nature has flocked the trees It's a beautiful sight to Jennifer and Congratulations Brandon George on the arrival of their baby boy bom at the Fillmore Hospital Jan 22 1993 weighing 7 lbs 9 oz He will be named Brandon Taylor George Proud grandparents are Karen and Brant George of Kanosh and Diane and Donald Ponton of Las Vegas N V also proud of little Brandon Taylor are his great grandparents Blanche and Olaf George of Kanosh Jennifer and her sister Michelle George have a bet in common now with their sweet little baby boy s Glen and Lilia Whitaker received word recently of the birth of another grandchild of w Inch they are very proud IVoud and happy parents are Christian and Denise (Whitaker) Larsen Whitney Nicole Larsen w as bom Jan 21 993 in New Port Virginia weighing 8 lbs 10 oz This little miss has six brothers and sisters to help spoil her The baby daughter of Donna and Dale Houser was blessed Sunday Jan 21 1993 in the Kanosh Ward and given the name Jaime Lee Houser by her ther low Meadow street renamed yes it’s true 100 East is now Klutz Avenue Three weeks ago Karen Cauthen slipped and fell down icy steps outside her home One week later Flora Stewart tripped in her house and fell Last week Sue Rhea stumped her toe lost her balance and fell on concrete Mirror mirror on the well who wins the klutz contest of all? Sue ms by a hairline fracture He’s a friend a teacher he takes time to lend a hand He’s always there to listen to love and to understand Who is it? No other than our Feb birthday Lynn Bond It’s Sweet 16 for Leslie Rhea on Tues Feb 2 Be mature enough to realize you still have much to learn Be wise enough to know respect is something that you earn Be patient with your parents with yourself and others loo Be the best that a Sweet 16 can be and life will give it's best to you Derek Beckstrand will be celebratFeb 9 May ing his birthday on Tues vou have many more American Heart Association c SANDS APTS Congratulations to Kynna D'Annc Price daughter of Robbie and Lee Price Kynna became the newest member of the Kanosh Ward on Jan 29 1993 when she was baptized by Glen Whitaker a counselor in the Fillmore Stake MisGlen also consionary Presidency ducted the baptismal service and confirmed Kynna Dathel Whitaker is very proud of her Larry Fullmer of Kanab who with his father Don Fullmer was awarded Entrepreneur of the Year by Governor Leavitt This honor was bestowed upon them on Jan 29 1993 at the Utah Stale Capitol in Salt Lake City These Fullmer inventors started their own business from scratch They designed and developed an electronic motorized deadbolt lock which is called the “Lock Tronics” Luncheon was served at noon to all which included several other inventors who had their product on display at separate booths Fullmers will be producing and selling their “Lock Tronics” w ithin the next few weeks Mission farewell for Brian Stott was held Sun Jan 31 Elder Maurice Wilson and his wife Ann have received their mission call to serve in the Hawaiian Temple This will be the Wilson’s fourth mission Congratulations to two of Kanosh’s young men in the wrestling tournament held at Fillmore Sat Jan 30 Cameron Whatcott son of Bart and Nola took 1st place Larry Whitaker son of Melvin and Lorraine took 3rd Mary Bassett NEWS Irene Twitchcll’s son Neil visited her this week lie has been ill We arc happy to sec him out again Margaret Callister has a quill on the frames We have a new radio to listen to in the foyer Sharen Marshila came to see the Hawleys She is the daughter of Eldon Hawley Wally Stephenson front St George his came to sec Irene Christensen mother He is the son of Lucilc and Harold Christensen Lillian Taylor had some nieces and nephews visit Other visitors were Buzzy McDonald and his wife Jean 3 Lola and Jack Merrill from Salt Lake City and Virginia Smith from Payson Levem Anderson was picked up on Thursday afternoon by Loraine Anderson and her daughter Joann Taylor They went to Gunnison to spend 3 days They went to Loa Utah Saturday morning to a wedding Darcy and Julie Anderson and their 4 boys came for the wedding Levem was brought home on Sunday afternoon by Don and Loraine Anderson Lynn Bassett and Leroy Larson my daughter’s husband visited me on Friday They look me shopping I enjoyed these fine gentlemen’s visit Cherryl Wood HOLDEN Ph: Don and Phy II is Searle have returned from 10 days in Virginia where they visited their son Greg and family They were there during the inauguration of President Clinton and attended some of the festivities Crisula Johnson has relumed from a trip to Austria and Germany where she visited friends She left on Dec 10 and returned home on Jan 27 Cherryl and Robert Wood and family attended the missionary farewell for ChcrryT’s First cousin Elder Brian Stoll in Kanosh on Sunday Also attending were Madeleine and LaVae Stott of ihcir son Kipp from Bloomington Calif Diane Stott and sons Randy and In a good play everyone is in the right Friedrich Hebbel For A by Geoffrey S Irvin Executive Director for Utah Children (For More Information Call Roz Mcgee Utah Children OnJanuary 22 993 Scoti Rowley of Oasis and Donita Bumitt of Cedar City were united in marriage in the St George Temple We extend to them best wishes Missionary farewell in honor of Elder Richard Western son of Ray and Fayetta Western was held on Sunday January 17 Elder Western has been called to serve in the Philippines Mission Gayla Black from Salt Lake City spent the weekend at the home of her father Waldo Black Stella and Fon Hawley relumed home Tuesday after having spent the past week visiting with members of families in Bountiful U I? On Jan 23 Owen and Luclla Western Ray and Fayetta Western of Deseret Douglas and Sue Western of Riverton went to St George to witness the marriage of Tony and Ellen Western in the St George Temple The Daughters of Utah Pioneers of The Fanny Powell Cropper Camp held their January meeting on January 25 at the home of Clco Eliason The lesson "From the Pioneer Journal" was given by LuAna Jensen A history was given by Cleo Eliason Present were LaVcm Theobald OrphaTaylor Elaine Moody Cleo Eliason LuAna Jensen Winona Dutson Cherie Morris Karen Scothem Eunice Black Beulah Rowley Arprilla Scow and Luclla Western Refreshments were served by Cherie Morris Gary D Dutson has spent the past week in California taking care of his bee business there Dean and Jackie Black have returned home after Dean having his knee operation We wish him a speedy recovery Dcon and LaVcan Gillen are spending a few days in southern Utah and California Elder Shawn Rowley’s mission farewell was held Sunday January 24 He is the son of Scott Rowley and grandson of Loren and Beulah Rowley He will serve in the Independence Missouri Mission Our communities were saddened on Thurs Jan 28 at the passing of Rose Nichols She was a lovely lady and will be missed greatly by everyone Funeral services were held Mon Feb at the Ward Chapel Burial was in the Meadow Cemetery Our sincere sympathy is expressed to her family Mandatory Divorce Education Course roSKEl for Parents ColUlon for AmrlceiChMdrn by Robin Saunders MSW and Elizabeth Hickey MSW Mediation and Divorce Center for Utah Children Call Roz Mcgee (For More Information Utah Children Five year old Emily’s parents are They separated a getting divorced month ago and her world has been turned upside down Her mother has been saying mean things to her about her father and now they have to move out of their home and live with Emily’s grandparents Emily doesn't understand what is going on She is frightened and confused by the situation Her parents don’t know though what to tell her or how to say it They are hurt and confused as well Unfortunately this is not an unusual scenario As the divorce rate hovers around 50 percent (with the rate in Utah being slightly higher than the national thousands of children are average) impacted by the effects of divorce each year Utah is the first state in the nation to have enacted legislation which di- rectly addresses the needs of children in Effective July divorce situations 1992 all parents who file for divorce (after that date) and live in cither the Third Judicial District which includes Salt Lake Summit and Tooele or the Donald and Elaine Robison spent Sunday in Farmington Utah to attend a mission farewell for Elaine’s brother Ray and Glenda Gardner who has been called to an 18 month mission in London England Other friends of the Gardners Kcnnard and Marge Riding of Delta also attended the mission farewell Crabb of and Wenda Steven Ephraim UT and year old Tyler spent Tuesday afternoon in Delta Wenda and Tyler visited with grandmother Eddys Bar ben Colleen and Joe Stewart spent Saturday in Salt Lake on business and visiting Bishop Keith and Pauline Tolbert of Montpelier Idaho and daughter Karalce of Nashville Tennessee spent the weekend in Delta with their mother Dcona Black They helped Stanley Black celebrate his birthday While in Delta they also visited other family members Producers enrolled in the US Unique And der of the C RP con tract period Nuts and foliage may be harvested only after the contract expires" Bjcrke said producers will not be paid to convert CRP acres and disturbance of existing cover must be minimized to ensure continued protection of the enrolled acres “When the CRP contract expires” he said “all CRP acreage which had been planted to these perennials will be declared Before planting trees or making other changes to CRP ground producers should contact their county Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service (ASCS) office for further information CACFP Program The US Department of Agriculture sponsors the Child & Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) If you tend children if your home you may be eligible to receive cash reimbursements for meals served to the children in your care Home day cares may need a state day care license in some cases If you would like to participate or have further interest in this program contact the Utah State Office of Education or call Dramatic As Your Love Cougar holes up Invitations Accessories Bridal Books n receive your refund anticipation loan in a matter of days D no cash needed— all fees can be withheld from your check S available whether we prepare your return or not Reception Items Attendants’ Gifts by I H&R BLOCK styart jcructe Jsiogx&is Delta De- partment of Agriculture’s Conservation Reserve Program will be allowed to plant certain alternative perennials on their CRP acreage in 1993 said Keith Bjcrke Executive Vice President of USDA’s Commodity Credit Corporation “Acceptable alternative perennials include but are not limited to walnut and chestnut trees english holly shrubs vines and bushes” Bjerke said “Planting species forChristmas trees and nursery stock production is prohibited by law” he said “CRP participants may not receive economic benefit from the alternative crop during the remain As 40 N 300 W ' Fourth Judicial District which includes Provo Wasatch Millard and Juab arc course required to attend a designed to sensitize them to their childrens’ needs as they move through the divorce process The foe for the course is $2700 per person Completion of the course is required before the divorce will be granted Some of the topics covered in the course include: helpful ways to compi unicalc about the divorce grieving stages common to divorce encouraging children to express feelings and helpful ways to share parentA family law presing responsibilities entation discusses legal terms child support guidel incs and visitation guidelines The class is conducted by mental health professionals who have expertise in the areas of child custody and visitation issues with a strong emphasis on divorce adjustment for children Classes are held 10 to 12 times each month and are available in both Salt Lake and Provo Certain planting now allowed Weddins : them Insurers deny them coverage because they have medical histories which label them as bad risks: cancer heart disease muscular dystrophy diabetes AIDS or any severe or chronic condition which causes the forfeiture of access to health insurance The families of these children live with the realization that without health insurance the cost of medical care could mean financial ruin On September 1991 HIP began providing protection against unaffordable and potentially catastrophic medical bills to many who never before enjoyed that kind of security Fifteen (15) percent of all those insured by HIP arc under the age of 19 Many of these are small children whose parents could never find health insurance for them Others arc children who have lost coverage under a group plan A great many of them have had serious illnesses or disabilities since birth and require constant medical care Twenty (20) percent of those insured come from rural Utah The HIP program represents a critically needed first step in taking on the problems faced by that segment of our population who arc without health surance By removing the barricade to medical coverage long encountered by the of our uninsured population who have been designated as uninsurable H P is a manifestation of Utah’s resolve to address the difficult issue of availability and access to health insurance and medical care In 1990 the Utah Legislature passed the Utah Comprehensive Health Insurance Pool Ace (HIP) to provide low cost access to health insurance to residents of Utah who are denied adequate health surance and are considered uninsurable because of their medical condition or have been offered coverage only with or restrictive waivers or exclusions offered coverage only at a considerably higher rate because of their health history To date the Utah Legislature has appropriated a total of S4 million in taxpayer funds which are added to the premiums paid by those enrolled in HIP Premiums have been set at approximately 150 percent of average group premiums for comparable private coverage Approximately 6000 Utahns were originally classified as uninsurable Many of these are children They consist of those individuals who have a medical condition or disability that might constitute a high risk of requiring expensive medical treatment and who therefore cannot obtain health insurance from any private insurer They may not necessarily incur large medical bills on a regular basis but statistically they represent the potential for chronic or catastrophic medical expense Generally those who are uninsurable or those parents or guardians who have children who arc uninsurable want and can pay for the financial shelter of comprehensive medical insurance but arc frustrated because they cannot find an insurance company that will sell it to 3 family of Park City and Troy and family of Orem Diane has recently moved to Orem Jayne Swapp and boys drove down from Pleasant View and look her mother Edith Dearden to Kanosh to the farewell Mike and Gwen Evans and family of Fillmore also attended Eric Tuttk son of Lori ard Ken Tuttle fell and cut his head while his parents were in Fillmore to a ball game His quick thinking older sisters called 91 for an ambulance lie was taken to the Fillmore Hospital for stitches Ken and Lori arrived home surprised to sec an ambulance in front of their home Cherryl and Robert Wood spent Friday in Orem visiting Virginia Wood Insurance Pool Administered by Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Utah forKidsuZl Karen Cauthen or 4 58 West Main Monday-Frida- 8 Saturday AM-- 9 PM Delta-864-3- 6 PM & 314 or by appointment or by appointment PM-- PM i The cougars that came in from the cold last week in Wasatch and Utah counties were just looking for a warm dry place to rest and gel out of the weather One cat was holed up in the garage of a Midw ay home (the door was left open) and another in an abandoned bam near Vivian Park in Provo Canyon What seemed like safe havens for the cougars turned into big problems for the landowners In these two cases DWR biologists captured both cats and released them back into the wild safely Ho s in cougar country are advised not to leave doors of garages bams or sheds open especially in the winter They should not leave pet food out either or allow their pets to run loose Cougars will prey on dogs and cats because they’re easy to take Unfortunately the cougar that chose the garage also made a meal of the family cat before she was captured |
