Show &d Page 4 Millard County Chronicle Progress April 16 1992 On April 1st fire raced in a residence Fillmore destroying all of the belongings of Julie Patti her through five ! Lifestyles of the Small and Pesky Mosquitoes have been making nuisinces of themselves and some eases causing death and disease since the beginning of in time Hie cycle of life for mosquitoes both fast and short Mosquito egjjs are usually deposited in pools of water Hie into larvae tiny wonnlike creatures also known as Idle larvae develop into pupae before finally turning into adult (flying) mosquitoes A complete life cycle takes anywhere from 10 days to several weeks depending on the sixt ies Female mosquitoes live two weeks to several months and most sjxcies complete several es hatch generations xr year Diet the subject of most interest to humans who suffer mosquito “bites" is fairly co:istent among the 3(XX) kinds of mosquit(xs worldwide Idle mosquito diet consists mainly of nectar and plant juices Only female mosquitoes require human and animal blood and even then it is only to supplement the primary diet of fruit blood meal and plant juices Females require a be fore they can produce eggs Hut not all mosquitoes feed on humans some feed solely on reptiles birds or other mammals Fogger warnings Women’s Firefighters Auxiliary begins FireThe Leamington Women's fighters Auxiliary was begun March 31 1992 In attendance were Leamington ladies concerned about our community and who would get the equipment to a fire as most of the men would be at work Overseeing the organization is Lisa Giles Pres Margaret Wright 1st VP Betty Pace 2nd VP Becky Rawlinson Marcia Sec Nancy Nielson Treas Pack HistRcpt Bruce Giles is the fire chief Also helping are the committee follows: as Emergency chairpersons Preparedness Leslie Raush Community Awareness Eva Nielson Public Relations Martha Ipson Asst Lynettc Hansen Training progress Jamie LovPatricia Roper and ell Newsletter Wendy Ellison Recycling Ruth 4-- The West Millard Mosquito Abatement will soon be starting their foggers and would like once again to warn the people to the possible dangers involved with this procedure Please if you see or hear the foggers in your vicinky take your children side and out of harms way untint has passed and the fog has dissapted this will take only about five minutes then they can safely play outside again In the past we have had times when the children have actually chased or followed the foggersthis puts them in the direct mist and can be dangerous Every precaution has been taken by the abatement to make mosquito control as safe as If possiblcbut we are dealing with toxic materialso caution must be taken the driver sees children in the yard or street they will turnoff the fogger thereby missing your premises So if you want to enjoy the outdoors this summer please take care of yourself and your children as we pass by Livestock Show A Fitting and Showmanship Clinic will be held Saturday April 25 at the Millard County Indoor Arena in Delta Demonstrastarting tions on beef hogs and lambs will be held There will also be a session on record btxiks We meet each Tuesday at 0:30 am the fires ration At this meeting we take care of business then have a training session either fire or 1st aid related Some of the auxiliary’s goals clude: ) Becoming trained to drive the trucks 2) Becoming trained to fight fires 3)BeCPR trained 4) To help with and begin new community activities (watch and see what!) 5) To be a support system for the Leamington fire at Attention photo buffs The fair is coming up We have a special exhibit you can enter called "Life in Millard County” Enter a picture you have taken depicting life in Millard County Any age may enter Pictures must be 8x10 11x14 16x20 (no smaller than 8x10 and no larger than 16x20) Pictures can be color or black and white For more information call Dorothy Anderson department Watch us as we grow and make history To quote our pres “1 have confidence that if we put forth some dedication and strength into this cause that we will invariably benefit each and everyone of you and your families We aim to aid and work to save" Happiness is The Blue Notes present: Happiness is 7:30 pm Delta High School Auditorium $2pcrson $10family Proceeds are donated to charity think you’ll lie our CD rate 46 better 7-month than the competition “Grow a Row for the Hungry” Local gardeners are being asked to "Grow A Row for the Hungry” this spring in support of September’s project of the statewide food and nutrition advocacy organization Utahns Against Hunger now in Its 11th year solicits fruit and vegetables from home gardeners and commercial growers The donated produce along with other grocery items and resource information is distributed to families and the state during the month of September Last year more than 3800 households— representing some 13000 Utahns— benefited from 31 events at 12 distribution locations around the state “Last year’s participation was up 50 percent from the year before" says project coordinator Gina Comia "and if the monthly creases in emergency food caseload are any indicator we should see another significant increase in participation this year” With more than 250000 Utahns-below percent of the population-livithe federal poverty level increases in food stamp and emergency food caseload and a national study estimating that one in four Utah children are at nutritional risk going to bed hungry is a bleak reality for an alarming number of families in the state is an opportunity for the people of Utah to come together as a community and do something concrete about the increasing problems of hunger and poverty in our own neighborhoods” says Comia Utahns Against Hunger is urging home gardens to plant extra produce and donate it in the fall The organization is also appealing to churches and civic groups throughout Utah to consider site or becoming a supporting an existing site Individuals and groups wishing to learn more about the project can contact Gina Comia at Utahns Against Hunger Outside the Salt Lake area call toll free USDA Here's win does our Not onl Certificate of Deposit offer the best rate in town with a $500 minimum (and $100000 maximum) it gives ou a good solid return without putting )our at risk principal And our short term won't tie up our money for a long time However there is our 460H is only good through April 30 1992 and penalty for early withdrawal a substantial Certificate To learn more about our Delta office at or v of Deposit T ( nr jV'toc Would Valley Bank VEV8ER q'i'J DiC an irwkpmXil ted ao’ Mjrh i 1 X our $500 minimum deposit and the only your bank do that? The best rate in town with a term in town call isit the Valiev Bank office nearest you - seeks comment The US Department of Agriculture is seeking public comment on whether an acreage reduction program (ARP) for the 1993 wheat crop should be implemented and if so whether it should be 0 5 or some other percent between 0 and 5 percent said Keith B jerke executive vice president of USDA’s Commodity Credit Corporation Any ARP decision must be announced by June CCC is also required to propose options for the wheat program accompanied by an analysis that includes estimated planted acreage production domestic and export use ending stocks season average producer price program participation rate and cost to the federal government Submit comments by May to: Deputy Administrator Policy Analysis USDAASCS Room 3090 S PO Box 2415 Washington DC 20013 All comments will be available for of public inspection in Room 3744-USDA’s South Bldg 14th and Independence Ave SW during regular business hours A regulatory impact analysis on the 1993 wheat program may also be obtained from the above address year old daughter old and Brittney son Michael Everything was destroyed Citizens who would like to a help the family get back to normal life are encouraged to of clothing bring donations toys canned goods and to the Chronicle housewears offices at 75 North Main Street in Fillmore on Mondays and Fridays 9:00 am to 5:00 pm We hope you will help by contribuwhatever making tions you can Thank you Jazz Through the Ages Coming to the Delta High Auditorium on Saturday April 25 at 7:30 pjn in concert will be the musical group “Jazz Through the Ages" This will be an exciting concert that will trace the development of jazz from 1890 to 1990 through recreation of the key bands and soloists of the various styles By way of exact transcriptions and reconstructed arrangements jazz giants of past ears are brought to life These include the roots of jazz New Orleans parade and dance hall music of Bunk Johnson and George Lewis boogie woogic piano the early Chicago and Dixieland styles and many others Members of the ensemble were chosen from symphony jazz players university jazz instructors and world class instrumentalists who have been featured in international jazz festivals and national festivals In addition to the Saturday night concert Lloyd Miller leader of the band will do a workshop at the Delta High School band room on Friday April 24 at 3:30 pm This is a free workshop designed for high school and middle school band players and their instructors Those attending should bring their instruments so as to learn more about playing jazz music The West Millard Cultural Council along with the Utah Arts Council and the National Endowment of the Arts are proud to sponsor this program Tickets are only $300 each or $1200 a family For more information contact Ron Don’t miss it Draper at Spring Area Clean-U- p Public interest in and beautification continues to grow in the Delta area reports Ron Draper beautification chairm an for the Delta Area Chamber of Commerce At a meeting Friday April 10 the Valley Bank Volunteers presented a program where employees from the bank are spearheading a drive to paint and fix up homes in our area of elderly and others who are unable both physically and financially to do it themselves This program as well as other plans to beautify our area will be discussed at a planning and coordination meeting to be held at the Delta City offices on Thursday April 16 at 7:00 pm Anyone and everyone interested in learning about and becoming involved in area wide improvement and beautification is invited to attend It is hoped that leaders of youth groups civic clubs businesses and church organizations will be in tendance In addition don’t forget the annual spring planned for the North side of Delta on Saturday April 25 and on the South side on Saturday May 2 City crews will be about on both of these days picking up yard and lot debris that residents have placed at the curbside This is a great opportunity for all residents to get rid of the trash that has accumulated over the winter There are many elderly people who have trouble getting out and taking care of their yards like they would like to There are likewise many youth who would like to satisfaction of doing something for a neighbor So now is the chance to get together youth and youth leaders and pick out a neighbor who needs some yard work done and help them gather up trash and debris for the city day It is hoped the enthusiasm will continue to grow See you at the meeting on the April 16 Havemann resigns The Administrative Office of the Courts reluctantly received the resignation of the Court Executive of the Fourth Judicial District Michael R Havemann His duties included the administration of the district and circuit courts in that district Mr Havemann has accepted employment in Las Vegas Nevada as the court administrator with the municipal courts Honorable Ray M Harding presiding judge in the district court staled "Mike has contributed greatly to the management of the district and circuit courts in the Fourth Judicial District and will be deeply missed" Paul W Sheffield has been selected to replace Mr Havemann as the Fourth Judicial District Administrator over the district and circuit courts In announcing the selection Judge Harding stated “I am pleased to get someone of Paul’s experience Mike’s shoes will be difficult to fill but I am confident based upon Paul’s enthusiasm and attention to detail that he will be an asset to our courts" Mr Sheffield will assume his new responsibilities on April 27 1992 |