Show ti iMfuittgr 2 Millard Page County Chronicle Progress August 6 1998 Cc&KtunitY C&tend$r- - AA Meetings Delta: Every Monday Wednesday & Friday pm 51 N Meetings Fillmore: Every Thursday & Saturday 8 pm day Main Mon80 S Delta: Monday pm Center Motor Vehicle Schedule: Fillmore & Delta weekdays Millard County Assessor s Office Great Basin Historical Society Museum 328 W 100 N Delta open Mon Tours & after hours Sat Social 3 Job Service Delta 9 am & Thurs Fillmore 8 am 4 - Wed pm 430 - Fri Mon p m Drivers License Examiner Schedule: Delta (Suite 2 58 East Main) every Fri 8 am - 5 pm Fillmore st and 3rd Wed 9 am 3:30 pm Family History Center Fillmore Utah - 4 pm Tues Wed & Stake Mon - 9 pm Sat 7 am - noon Call Thurs Ext 14 (on touch tone phone) for reservations for Family Search Computer Personal Ancestral File(PAF) Computer Instructions 8 - 9 pm Wed Delta Stake Family History Center Phone Sunday Living Word Fellowship Church 76 West Main Delta Worship Services 10 57 for Bible studies and am Call Prayer Meet Delta Community Church Worship Services 1030 am coffee fellowship 11:15 comer 07 S 2nd W Del ta Delta Grace Baptist Church Sunday 9 45 am Services School am & 6 pm Delta Foursquare Church Sunday Worship Services 290 North 350 East Delta for 6 pm Call or formation Mass Johns Bosco Baptist Chapel St Church pm Delta Fillmore 390 West Cen- ter Sunday School 10 am Worship for more information a m Call First Monday The Domestic Violence Coalition meetPublic Safety Building ing 3:15 pm Fillmore every other month Open Meetings Millard Fillmore Library Board meeting 815 am Mondays CUFS Food Bank 9 am - 12 noon Delta 8 pm 51 N Center Delta Millard Amateur Radio Club meets at Millard Posse Building 7 pm Monday & Thursday Judge Ron Hare Court days 10 am Call 705 S HWY 99 Fillmore Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Lunch at M E Bird Center for Seniors p m Senior Center Lunch at Pahvant noon Every 4th Tuesday Fillmore Social Service Delta City OfTices Rep Tuesday Mobile Mammography Unit Delta Medical Center Call Community Wednesday Mobile Mammography Unit Fillmore Medical Center Call Community Robison Court Day 2 pm Delta (City Building) Call Judge Stan 76 N 200 W Weekly Office Activities Delta Extension pm Call Fri or Tues or Mon Wed Thurs for information 7 Delta Foursquare Fool Creek Church Bible Study call pm Grace Church Baptist Fillmore Baptist 7 Delta pm 390 W Chapel ter Fillmore 7 pm Second Wednesday Holden Firemen’s Auxiliary meeting 8 p m Fire Station Cen- regular West Desert Archaeological Society Meeting 7:30 pm Millard Fillmore brary Meeting Room Second and fourth Wednesday Parent’s Support Council meeting 7 pm Delta Community Medical Center County Chronicle Progress USPS The Millard Published Thursday at Delta by Du Wil Publishing Co every Utah 84624 300 W Delta Utah Publisher Editor Susan B Dutson 40 N Reporting Photography Derin Phelps Staff Writer Kathy Walker Sales Mallet Evelyn Ad Design Maintenance Purchasing Collections Computer Whiz Shellie UAMI Rep 12:30 Call meetings 8 -5 ex First Thursday Dutson Subscriptions in Advance - $2500 per year $1500 per 6 months Out of County - $3000 per year Single Copy - 75 cents In County Meeting pm USU Extension Service East Millard Fine Arts Guild meetings pm Millard Fillmore Library Call Pearl Fowlke First Thursday Millard County Domestic violence Coalition meets 3 pm Central Utah Counseling Center Delta every other month Open Meetings Second Thursday Piece in the Valley Quilt Guild meetings 7 pm Losee V & S 696 North hwy 6 Delta Thursday Project Change 7 pm 5 N Center Delta Institute Young Single Adults Delta Seminary Building 7 pm Third Thursday Old Capitol Quilt Guild 10 am room Fillmore West Millard Music Teachers meeting 10 am Glena Moody’s house 72 West 100 North Delta Saturday Delta Foursquare Church Youth Group 13 years and up 6:30 pm 2599 South 1000 East Delta Call August 7 Heather Burgess and Bill John Justesen wedding reception Fillmore 1st Ward Chapel 330 East 500 South pm Melanie Beckstrom and Ryan Nielson wedding reception Beckstrom residence 295 West 400 North Delta pm Delta Stake Center in case of inclement weather Angela Burton and Ryan Joseph Sabey 56 wedding reception Burton residence East 200 North Delta pm August 8 Michelle Morrill and Craig Nielson wedding reception Delta 3rd ward 197 South 3rd West pm Venissa Leigh Turner and John Higginbotham wedding reception Delta 1st Ward 7 - 9 pm Traci Lynn Whatcott and John R Limburg wedding home of Dr and Mrs Limburg 295 West 200 South Fillmore 7 - 9 pm Shonnie Ann Campbell and Denver Lee Finlinson wedding reception Campbell residence 465 East 280 North Delta 7:30 - 9:30 pm Delta Stake Center 72 North Center in case of inclement weather Darian Lee Larson and Jung Sook Lee wedding open house Delta West Stake Center Hinckley pm August 9 Elder Jered Borup mission farewell 10:50 am Fillmore Ist4th Ward Sister Sherilyn Wilson mission report Delta 1st ward 9 am Elder Zach Panhorst mission report 9 am Delta 7th Ward Elder Duane Johnson mission report Sutherland Ward am Sister Marylynn Stoddard mission port Delta 4th ward 12:30 pm Jason Noah mission Elder report pm Delta 5th Ward August 10 Immunization clinic Fillmore Public Health Dept 9 - 2 pm :30 am & August 11 Delta North Elementary Delta South Elementary Delta Middle School registrations Immunization clinic at Fillmore Public - 4 pm :30 am & Health Dept 9 August 14 Mattie Davis and Shawn Harrison wedding reception pm Palomar Delta Robert Jon DeWyze and Kirsten Gale Delta lst2nd Ward wedding reception 222 W 200 N 7 - 9 pm August 15 Brady Brent Rogers and Shannon Eliza- beth Reilly wedding reception Oak City Church 7 - 930 pm Melissa Mooney and Barry Marshall wedding reception Mooney residence 7:30 - 9:30 pm Delta 1st Ward in case of inclement weather Brook Talbot and T ori Cooke wedding pm Talbot residence reception 264 East 400 North Hinckley August 20 Food Handlers Class at Fillmore Public Health DepL 2:30 pm (Fee $5) August 21 Concert in the Park Natalie Holt and the Ranch Hands 7 pm Delta City Park Free August 22 Rich and Jonathan Webster wed- house Old Stone Chapel 290 Delta pm August 30 Immunization Clinic at Fillmore Public Health DepL 9 130 am & - 5 pm September Old Capitol Arts Festival Territorial Statehouse Fillmore Weather By Read & Jay T Jeffery Roger COMPANY BY SUSAN B DUTSON OWNED I According to Sheriffs & community response to missing children A community of heros Dear editor: No one ever need doubt the goodness for a neighbor in such small communities as Meadow UT When the cry for help is sounded like the cry of alarm in a hive of bees which calls every member to prepare for battle in defending the individual or the whole came the flood of concerned citizens like a swam pulling together in one united effort to save two lost little girls on Sunday July and caring 5 1998 Once the horrible realization that Hayley Nelson age two daughter of Mike and Natalie Nelson and Alexa Pearson age four daughter of Cheryle Wade Pearson and Russ Pearson were missing the good people of Meadow came to the rescue It wasn't necesquickly sary to even ask for anyone’s help only for one person to see the need As in a game of dominoes the effort was set in Spotting the frantic of a parent desditch bank or a look a racing along perately brushing aside the tall grasses grandparent in a field and shouting a child’s name in hopes of hearing a tiny reply brought friends and neighbors from their homes and activities to see what the trouble was First one then another then many They came from everywhere within minutes without so much as one phone call ever being made From the elderly to the very young everyone who was aware joined in the search effort On nearly every street cars and trucks moved in slow motion as their occupants scanned the horizon one could not look in any direction without seeing teenagers trumping through fields children and adults searching and searching old vacant barns and sheds ditches being checked and rechecked people were on foot on bikes on all in a great effort to find two small precious children Soon the fear that we could not do this without greater help and realizing that nightfall was not too far away the Millard and County Sheriff s office was contacted in no time they along with the Jeep Posse had and knowledgeable experience and rescue plane scanned the A search area from the freeways were secured on the north and south in case our precious babies had been abducted While mother’s and family wept tears of fear for the unknown untold prayers and pleadings were offered in behalf of Much our little children and all concerned love and comfort and encouragement was given by many as this tiny community it’s already pulled together to strengthen bonds of friendship strong hours of frantic After with half the town gathered in searching above while the street the between oveijoyed to and shouting parent’s homes we were see a friend waving his arms “They’ve got ’em!” Snatching our the rescue vehicle babies from and clutching them to oblivious to the excitement around them Having lowed a nearly dry ditch through town and finding kittens to hold their attention they were perfectly happy and unaware of the frightening circumstances that had pulled the people of Meadow even closer together There is no way we can possibly name and thank all the many individuals who reached out and offered their love and help in our time of need But as a whole we sincerely give our thanks and deepest gratitude to the good people in this wonderful community of Meadow and to the law enforcement officers and volunteers of Millard County for their speedy sponse and actions in our behalf and for their dedication to the safety and wellbeing of the people in our county Thank you all so much! And most of alL we give our humble thanks and gratitude to our Father in Heaven who is always mindful of us all for His loving care and safe turn of our children Mike and Natalie Nelson Ron and Cathy Burns Cheryle Wade Pearson Russ Pearson Sandy Wade Richard Wade us motion joined us to contribute their Benefit skills they were and commotion Tid-Bi- John A Smith RHU an accomplished benefit professional who has dedicated his financial practice to the areas of annuities health and life insurance tor the benefit of companies and Individuals Blending these John develops both a secure and meaningful retirement components plan and consummate estate plan His address' 440 South 700 East Suite 203 Salt Lake City Utah 84102 Phone number fax number selectbdiSjunocom everyone there in that marvelous place called Millard County? If you recall last week me talked a little bit about the “Golden Years” and whether or not we should do something about them in terms of planning for them Well since we’re all living a lot longer in terms of time what's there to guarantee that we’ll have all necessary income to live on that we’ll need? other than “think about if” the So since there is a recognizable need to do something might be what exactly are our options? The truth is — there is an unlimited question number of options available to us What are they? Let's take a moment and look at some of the options most of which you are already familiar with They are stocks mutual funds bonds and bank savings such as certificates of deposit (CDS) just to name a few And of course the traditional plans like company pensions and social income What’s the common thread security are very important sources of retirement income andor benefiL Now what among them? Each of these provide some retirement feature that you should know about these retirement vehicles? None else is a common of them will ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEE you a retirement income that you just in order that you don’t get simply cannot outlive When you plan for your retiremenL met with some unexpected - not to mention unpleasant surprises these are some items that you simply must consider Now this may surprise many of you but a fixed annuity offered by a life insurance that will guarantee the security company may very be the best and safest alternative and an income that you honestly cannot outlive Now that one factor alone should be worth a bundle to you in the “Peace of Mind” departmenL Don’t you think so? Since we’re all living longer nowadays it just makes better sense to build a safe foundation for guaranteed income that you’ll never be able to outlive - no matter what the market conditions are like It makes all of your other investments is solid and well laid! perform much much better when the foundation Insurance companies have developed some terrific new products - recognizing that we are living longer so next week we’ll take look at some these new products for new Hi! How’s times Have Q a good day When my - and '92 I’ll Ford see you Tempo soon is run- noise from ning I hear a loud humming the rear Is this noise something I should worry about? A For many years now since the rival of fuel injection vehicles require much more fuel pressure and volume to operate Because of this need electric fuel have been placed in die fuel tanks suspect the noise you are hearing is from your electric fuel pump You may consider having a fuel pump and volume test performed This you know the condition of your pressure will let fuel pump based on the vehicle's factory specifications On a fuel injected vehicle you can take preventive measures to protect your electric fuel pump One is to change your fuel filter every 12 months or 5000 miles whichever comes firsL The other is to keep your gas tank at least ri full a few Andrew Johnson was the only to be elected to the United States Senate the article there are two sections of these situations Section pumps FAX: Fillmore: Referencing your article on the rezoning of the Sandhill property: I always suspected that it worked this way but was more than a little surprised that the “Golden Rule” would ever be so shamelessly used as a legal defense By the “Golden Rule” I refer to the old saw of “them that has the gold makes the rules” which seems to be Mr Baird’s (John Hcnrie’s attorney) explanation of the Utah State Code concerning conflict of 4 UT 84624 DU WIL PUBLISHING Dear Editor District POSTMASTER Delta: Golden Rule legal defense pm Send address changed to P O Box 249 Delta Utah Rates on Request Advertising Second Class Postage Paid at Delta Letters to the Editor must be signed to be considered for publication be withheld at writer's request at the discretion of the editor Note: may Linda Cropper Repair Semi Editor’s Names 10 Soil Conservation Brandi Kathy Farmer Fillmore Office Manager TO THE EDITOR j City Of- ding open N 350 E Advertising Kathy Walker Security Fillmore fice Building 8:30 am Last Wednesday 51 N call l Every 4th Wednesday Utah League of Writers Delta Chapter meeting 7 pm Roberta Dutson Home 415 South 400 West Delta Center AA ' it looks like code that cover and Section are pretty straight forward If you are a public official don’t hit people up for or accept gratuities The other section parently prohibits public officials from using their position to “further substantially” the official's personal economic interesL Mr Baird's interpretation of this section of code is that since Mr Henrie is well off financially that any profit that realizes the he from consequences of the rezoning of the Sandhill would not “further substantially" his net worth and therefore would not fall undo1 the jurisdiction of this section of code This is very interesting legal reasoning I have to assume that if I were a county commissioner and I had a part interest in some property the value of which would be enhanced by my vote on a rezoning issue that I would probably because in my case stand condemned would “furmost any value enhancement ther substantially” my economic position Conversely if Warren Buffet or Bill were commissioners there would be virtually nothing that they could not Gates do as they could be given Millard County en toto and not have it substantially hance their net worth Not only is this pretty bold legal reasoning but I think is a bold action to ignore the advice of a county attorney known throughout the state to look carefully at the law and apply it without regard to position or priviwhere conflict of interest lege especially issues are involved that this issue is of agriculture vs suburban growth There are many places for and packing plants in Millard County haven’t made any measurements but it looks like Mr Cropper probhas room for a feedlot and packing ably plant near the new home he builL Good access too The issue is about highway what we can expect in terms of land use when we buy property and build on iL It is just as unfair for the county to change it’s mind on the zoning of the Sandhill as it would be for the county to rezone the We need to remember not an issue land around the new egg production Sincerely David Hahn Help students experience America Dear Editor An average American in this country enjoys the lifestyle that kings have always of through all ages of time No other generation has ever had access to a full selection of food in all seasons from all parts of the world nor access to a wardrobe of quality clothing stacked in the closets of homes with size and comforts that exceed any period in history with conveniences that were never dreamed of by our ancestors We have more and better automobiles RV’s boats four wheelers snow mobiles ATV’s and we seem to have time to enjoy them all When we think about it we have an unusually good life compared with people in many nations I have often wondered how come I was privileged to be bom in this country To bask in the prosperity of this nation I have a feeling that I am expected to share what I am capable to share with others who are less fortunate than my self This I have decided to do I am writing this to invite you to do the same How would you like to bring the kind of happiness you continually enjoy to some folks who will probably never in their entire life experience a day or a week or a month of what you enjoy each day of your life It is a sobering thought to realize that we are actually empowered with the ability to our kindness for help make this dream come true for someone who would remember the rest of their lives There are a dozen students in Kazym Siberia who come from families who have no in their homes inside facilities and the wonderful none water bathroom of no running conveniences which have been mentioned in this article These students are kind respectable students who are studying English in hopes of sometime coming to this country to experience life in America even if if is only for a very short time A tax exempt organization called The San Juan Foundation is in place with the San Juan School DistricL to take donations to make it possible for these students to have the Opportunity in (his experience in San Juan County during the month to participate of November It is possible that we could enjoy a nice feeling of satisfaction if we all just pitched in what we could and become a part of a real meaningful projecL After you give this some serious thought and find you really want to be a part of this but funds are not available here is an idea make the ultimate sacrifice just contribute next weeks soda pop allowance It is a small sacrifice on our part but it is the how many students will have the opportunity to make very thing that will determine the high point of their lives here in America If one ant had to build an ant hill all by himself it would probably be impossible but when each little ant carries his own little load to the mound the job is successfully accomplished Any help you can give this project would be very much appreciated by many Please make contributions to the San Juan Foundation before August 0 998 and mail to address: San Juan School District 200 North Main Blanding UT 84511 Thank you for your consideration Steve and Adell Lovell dreamed e The first week of August brings the Full Moon on the 7th at 10: 10 pm EDT which means that our observing deep sky objects will somewhat be limited since the Moon will remain up throughout most of the evening However as previously mentioned in last week's article the planets Jupiter and Saturn which are much brighter than the surrounding stars will be easy to locate late in the evening Saturn will come into opposition on the 23 rd of October and become brighter than its present magnitude of zero rivaling the star Vegas in Lyra the Harp On the 12th of this month we will get the opportunity to see the mighty Perseid meteor shower that not even the waning moon can drown ouL This famous meteor shower has earned its reputation with a standard rate of 60 or more meteors per hour However expect only to see 30 per hour since our moon will wash out some of the :00 pm into dimmer meteors The best time to observe these bright meteors is after the early morning hours when the Earth will be meeting these meteors at 18 miles per second You will have to look to the northeast not too far from the horizon on the 1th 12th and 13th as these meteors cross our orbit in space The following diagram will assist you in locating the radiant poinL which is the location that these meteors seem to in the sky Binoculars emanate that have a magnification of not more than 7X with a wide field of view will aid you in spotting some of the dimmer meteors John How Important is 1 Vote? In 1645 one vote gave Oliver Cromwell control of England In 1649 one vote caused Charles I of be to executed In 776 one England vote gave America the English language instead of German In 1845 one vote brought Texas into the Union In 868 one vote saved President Andrew Johnson from In 1875 one vote changed France from a monarchy to a republic In 1876 one vote gave Rutherford B Hayes the presidency of the United States In 923 one vote gave Adolf Hitler leadership in the Nazi Party In 1941 one vote saved the draft just weeks before Pearl Harbor was attacked Need we say more? i plant as residential For those of you that enjoy looking at the Moon when there is nothing else to observe there are many interesting features that are often missed by just the casual observer For instance have you ever observed long enough during the night to see the of daylight and night) creep along the surface at roughly (demarcation sharp terminus? 0 miles per hour? If you own a lunar map and know the diameter of a crater have you ever timed this shadow? As this shadow crosses the face of die Moon have you ever seem to pop up out of nowhere? spotted features that suddenly our Moon Although is considered a dead world new discoveries are constantly being made from time to time Only a few months ago while radar imaging the Moon astronomers found water located in pockets that are never exposed to direct sunlighL How important is this? If future travelers ever plan to remain on the Moon to establish a base this water may be die key to survival within their environmental chambers Also remember that our Moon still suffers meteoric impacts and you might be the discoverer a new crater of Of course you will need some good maps for comparison and a medium sized telescope refractor! Discoveries have been made with just a Remember also that observing the Moon in its Full phase with the light of the Sun striking straight on washes out any contrast and of course there will be no shadows cast by the mountains i I |