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Show fssm mjTimwunTiwrfiirrfiw Wednesday, March 12, 2003 Vernal Express Free tax help for senior citizens Moon Lake Electric From now through April 15, free tax help is available for senior citizens. Association, Inc. Summer Business Hours from AARP (American Association of Retired Persons) will be on hand in Vernal and in Roosevelt to help with 2002 tax preparation. In Vernal, Vonda Lee Curtis will be at the Golden Age Center, 155 S. 100 W. To make an appointment call 789-2- 1 69 or 789-- 1 7 1 9. A representative will also be at the Uintah County Library, 152 E. Main. Call 1 for an appointment. Donald Evans will be at the Crossroads Senior Center, 50 E. 200 S. in Roosevelt. Appointments 6 or can be made by calling Tax-aid- Beginning Monday, March 17th, our office hours will be: 7:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday 789-009- Our Answering Service will be available after office hours to help you with an emergency 722-429- 722-086- 6. The brightly colored costumes of the BYU Folkdance Ensemble and the expertise of their energetic dancing bring thunderous applause from the audience at Vernal Middle School. Appointments can be made with 9 or with For Arlene Butler at electronic filing, make an appointment with Jim Shewell at Arvin Nelson at 789-305- 781-057- 4. 789-663- G3YU FoDCi Pamceirs two hours minus the intermission. By Ron Litton The International Folk Dance Ensemble from Brigham Young University thrilled a large audience last Saturday at the Vernal Middle School Auditorium. Finishing up the Uintah Arts Councils eighth concert series, the Folk Dancers returned to Vernal after six years much to the delight of all concerned. The acclaimed internationally award winning group, with their own live band and singers proved again why they are loved the world over as they are preparing again to mount a tour to Europe. The costumes were breathtaking, the music and the choreography authentic and accurate and the overall professionalism of the group again stood at the forefront of their performance. The program flowed smoothly for almost Beginning with a very interesting series of dances from Canada, they then danced their way through the United States stopping in the old South, pausing at the origins of American clogging styles, they then presented a segment of their 2002 Salt Lake Winter Olympics performance and exited the U.S. segment by stepping through Appalachia. Mexico and the United Kingdom were the next stops on our travels and the first half of the program and ended with the style of tradirousing River-Danc- e tional Irish clogging. After catching our breath for a few minutes , we were off again. Hungary, Bulgaria, South Africa and India were on the itinerary with a huge finish in the Ukraine with the most lively acrobatic dancing of the night, capped by ever-popul- OQlRKD the brightest and most dazzling costumes. The crowd literally leapt to their feet for a prolonged ovation at the finish. . A thoroughly entertaining and educational show brought many positive and excited comments from audience members after being swept away by the sheer energy that radiated from this extremely talented and group of young colOne students. forgets that this is lege a teachingleaming situation for the 38 dancers, the musicians, the technical crew and four adults, including the bus driver. Artistic Director Edward Austin has been doing a wonderful job with this program for years and brought a delicious smorgasbord of the performing arts to a d very appreciative and crowd. hard-worki- well-fille- approves local funding CIB The Utah Permanent Community Impact Fund Board has approved $269,662 in supplemental emer- gency funds for three rural entities. 789-676- The board awarded the following: Castle Valley Special Service District - $54,662 grant to repave 200 North between Main St. and 50 8 400 of 4 High Chain Link! 400 of East, replace an old storm drain pipe at that location, and install a new storm drain on 300 West between 250 North and 300 North and on 300 North between 250 West and 300 West in the Emery Cqunty community of Huntington. Naples - $95,000 grant for the city to buy a reconditioned fire pumper truck with the capacity to g foam. Vernal - $120,000 grant to pay for the unanticipated replacement of an aging water line in the city's central business district along Main St. (U.S. Highway 40). The replacement will be part of an ongoing water system improvement along U.S. 40 in Vernal. The Community Impact Board is a program of the Utah Division of It Community Development. helps state and local agencies and entities that are, or may be, directly or indirectly impacted by mineral resource development on nearby federal lands and the exclusion of those lands from the local tax base. The board provides assistance through grants and low interest loans for the planning, construction, and maintenance of public facilities. The funds also help community agencies provide public services. 11 gauge netting .65 frame 4 gate -- 12 double swing gate Hand tool kit 0uEBdqQj57 Answer the following questions: words or lines when reading? 2. Do you reread lines? 3. Do you lose your place? 4. Are you easily distracted when reading? 5. Do you need to take breaks often? 6. Do you find it harder to read the longer you read? 7. Do you get headaches when you read? 8. Do your eyes get red and watery? 9. Does reading make you tired? 10. Do you blink or squint? 11. Do you prefer to read in dim light? 12. Do you read close to the page? 13. Do you use your finger or other markers? 14. Do you get restless, active, or fidgety when reading? 15. Do you have difficulty reading print, numbers or musical notes because the print changes? 16. Do you see print that shifts, shakes, blurs, pulsates or doubles? 17. Do you experience difficulty reading on glossy or white paper and find the white background overpowers or competes with the print. If you answered yes to three or more of these questions, then you might be experiencing the effects of a perception problem called Scotopic Sensitivity Syndrome (Irlen Syndrome), which can interfere with your reading efficiency. There is a simple method that can help you overcome this problem quickly and easily. 1. Do you skip Where to go for help: carryfire-suppressin- March Sale! 7. mom aydfieimc tiDwolD B1 of the population, the Uintah School Because SSS can affect 2 District and Dalbo, Inc. are providing funding to increase public awareness and also train qualified teachers in the district to screen students and adults for Scotopic Sensitivity Syndrome. Shannon Deets recently became a certified screener. Dr. Robert A. Williams will be training other teachers 10-1- March While his is in town, Dr. Williams will be presenting a 24-2- 6. Public Information Forum Tuesday, March 25th 7:00 p.m. Discovery Elementary Students and adults are invited to come and learn how something as simple as colored overlays or lenses can alleviate some of the problems you may be experiencing. 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