Show Page County Chronicle Progress Millard 2 19 1999 August Area Q Community Calendar A Meetings Delta: rJa Wednesday M very p ast rJi I Meetings Fillmore: Ihursdiv aturjiv dj vj' s r Delta: WedncvLi enter Motor thick Schedule: Fillmore & Delta weekdays Milla'J County Xsessor's 'i Ike Great Basin Historical Society Mu32X Delta open N''n seum a in alter n dt Sat 4pm hours call Workforce Ser ices Delta Mon Mon m a Fillmore in in p n a in s r in Drivers icense f xaminer Schedule: Delta Suite jst Main even a m illmore si and rd ed p m j N Sin N cv' i v " Irwiuv "pm District Conservation p m Meeting f xtension Serv ice Fast Millard ine rs iiuiid meetirisis pm Millard Fillmore ihrary Call I'cir' ow Ike "4 Second Thursday Piece in the alley ljui't Guild meetings " A s hsif onh Hwy osee p m Delta 7 AVSO Soccer Board Meeting hird Thursday Old Capitol t)ui Guild in a m M Pool ilimore room est Millard Musk leathers meeting I1' am Glena Moody's house "2 West L"1 North Delta xtensiun Office Delta: M Ih "43Killmore: 35 a m X'fice hours are 5412 p m Family History ( enter Fillmore I tah Stake Mon 4pm " lies 4 p m Sat a m ed hurs 14 t'or reserva4 noon all tions lor amily Search Computer Familv Histor ( enter Delta Stake ue Sal 4 am Mon ri p m Wed A Ihurs 4am 4pm For or assistance pointment eal SI p " SI p rn til I hursday Pro'ect I hance oung Single Ji:!:- Delta seminary Buildup First 1 hursday AlWON 4 r'j rr:v Delta Mam p m all 1" r 14 xugust ood Handlers CI iss at illmore Pub30 p m lee SIoimii Health Dept I holesterol Screenings Delta Public ll'illh for an appointment call lic Feel Vugust 20 Denise milv Brunson and Jeremy Scott smith wedding reception 4011 N 4n Brims hi residence illmore Sunday liv ing Mitchell ord Fellowship Church 35 Services 10am or CallXM-35" tor Bible studies and I'raycr Meeting schedules Delta ( ommunity Church orship 20 Sen ices c (Ida in Sunda School Delta am corner 10" S 2nd Delta Church Sunday Grace Baptist am & School 4 45 am Services Brosemann Delta S HKlW Delta p m 2 xugust Celebration for Hael Birthday alters Terrell 2 - 4 p m M 100 S Delta Center 240 Veda Dewsnup Robison 40th 5 pm Palomar 200 celebration N'3t)0W Delta 4nth Pearl Bird ugust 22 Social Hour to honor Bill & Claire Strvker immediately following II am Sunday Worship Community Presbyterian Church Flder Jacob Garr Lester mission a m Delta Stake Center port Flder Reed M Stevens mission report Ward 50 am Holden ood mission farewell Flder Rusty tion Mondays CI S f ood Bank 4 am - noon Delta Monday & Thursday Judce Ron Hare Court days 10 am 705 S"nVY 44 Fillmore Call Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Lunch at M F Bird Center for Seniors hth Ward Delta p m Flder imothy farewell Jay 1:50 sion FJ am Finlinson misDeseret Oasis Ward Flder p m Tuesday - Friday Lunch at Pahvant Fillmore noon Every 4th Tuesday lennifer in " 4 pm jot) reception 21 S String Quartet Concert free Delia " Park informa- for more Center Fillmore pm Delta Foursquare Church Sunday Worship Services Delta Middle School 351 east 300 North Delta 6 pm Call tor information Mass St Johns Bosco Church pm Delta Fillmore Baptist Chapel 340 West Center Sundav School 10 am orship a m Call and ade Ryan wedding siake DS Ryan p m Oak Ider Cameron Fans 12:30 Senior Center mission farewell ard City 1st Allen mission farewell am Delta 2nd Ward Flder Fnc Anderson mission farewell ard 10:45 am Oak City 2nd August 23 4 Delta City Offices Social Ser ice Rep Tuesday Mobile Mammography L'nit Delta Medical Center Call Community School begins V August Jenkins and Ryan Allred wed ding reception Old Stone Chapel 240 N 35ti Delta 28 August eslie Ann Nation and David Lee Genho wedding reception p m kanosh ard Rachel Hardy and Jason Mortensen est Stake Delta house wedding open Center Hinckley pm Chet hatcott and Lisa Poll wedding reception Old Stone Chapel 290 E 350 7 - 9 pm N Delta Michael Hahn and Jennifer Clark wed86 N ding open house Hahn residence - 10 pm 300 Delta August 30 Immunization Clinic at Fillmore Pub- 11:30 am & 5 lic Health Dept pm Immunization Clinic Delta Public Health - 1:30 am & - 5 pm September Blood Pressure & Immunization 1:30 am Clinic Delta Public Health - 5 pm & September 4 Ginger Leigh leeplesand Spencer seph lolbert wedding reception 100 S pm M L Bird Center 240 Delta Shelly and Conquering Chemical Dependancy Dependancy Group 7 pm 340 Center Filllmore Fourth Tuesday Material Girls Sewing Guild 7 pm 100 North 230 est Delta School of Chemical est Dance ednesday Mobile Mammography L'nit Fillmore Commumtv Medical Center Call Judge Stan "fi N noon Robison Court Delta 200 Day am 9 (City Build- ing) Call Grace Baptist Church Delta 7 pm Fillmore Baptist Chapel 340 W Cen7 pm illmore Second Wednesday GenDelta Area Chamber of Commerce eral Membership Meetings See calendar ter for location iremen's Auxiliary pm f ire Station Holden ing 8 est Desert ing Archaeological 7:30 pm meet- regular Meet- Society Millard Fillmore ibrary Room Meeting Second and fourth Wednesday Parent's Support Council meeting 7 pm Delta Community Medical Center Every 4th ednesday L'tah League of riters Delta Chapter 7 meeting pm Roberta Dutson Home 4 5 South 400 est Delta Social Security Rep Fillmore City Office 8:30 am - 12:30 pm Building By Progress USPS every Thursday at Delta 84624 by Du Wil Publishing Co 40 H 300 WDelta Utah Publisher Editor Susan B Dutson Reporting Photography Shelhe Dutson Kathy Walker Editorial Staff Commercial Drop Printing off Location Insurance West 100 South Subscriptions in Advance In County - $25 00 per year $15 00 per 6 months Out of County - $30 00 per year Single Copy - 75 cents Kimball 25 POSTMASTER Send address changed to P O Box 249 Delta Utah Rates on Request Advertising Second Class Postage Paid at Delta Delta: UT 84624 FAX: Fillmore DU WIL PUBLISHING OWNED 83 54 7 86 59 8 87 58 9 87 56 10 72 60 77 51 81 51 Precip 07 40 Writer Kathy Farmer Design Maintenance Repair Purchasing Collections Shelhe Dutson Fillmore Low 6 12 Advertising Kathy Walker - Sales Ad Fillmore Date High August Walker Kathy BY SUSAN COMPANY B DUTSON ith meth lab bust Ji'lirril! it Box Ider County Sheriffs deputies received a tip form private citizens Ver the uncovered a mobile methamphetamine lab in a small camp trailer parked in a small southeast of Washakie Ranch he investigation revealed the lab had been in a:'von about three weeks Members ol the Rich County strike force ran across another operaiior mobtle rretb lab ugust ? I he man arrested is a known associate of the man arrested in ith the B 'der t ountv investigation of the Washakie lab a connection ith a second Ider Ider was discovered his arrest and closure of the two Box lab m west Ho ountv meth labs is a direct result ot the community policing concept Burn prescribed for lv M nrxed '( mcer District Manti-- aSal National Forest plans to regenerate aspen in Vnpctc-'imv on east ot sterling by prescribed burning of approximately 2000 acres of r Join mated stands this fall he protect will be conducted when the oMV'er our this tall If the burn occurs during hunting season orest Sen ice he bums ill take be in the area to monitor the bum and inform the Public Vtohcr "" Oil gas mining and utility properties dominate county property tax rolls so: tax bills in San Juan County si ai' ol the property gives an indication of how he top 20 properly heavilv the t ountv depends upon oil and gas properties taxpayers ountv arc dominated by oil and gas properties contributing more than $4 4 in Nan 'uar million in property taxes Mobil Oil Corporation led the way with a hefty property tax bill in NNNof$l"N239 One doen years as a state park i dh r remont Indian state Park dedicated Aug 27 1987 is celebrating its twelfth year as a state park Petroglyph cake and piciograph punch will be served there Sat Aug 21 Volunteer guides will be present to take isitors on guided tours of the many rock art sites aic so'iji: pcrs!:tie: ion ith n the park in damages done during at 7th 8th Grade Center break-i- Vl juveniles hav e been taken to juv enile detention for the Juab 7th 8th Grade Center Several other juveniles were arrested and charged in the which occurred Aug incident All havebeen referred to juvenile court I P crews replace historic Spring Glen railroad trestle Sun lihixiilc to Spring Glen has undergone he old railroad trestle spanning the narrow passageway he ancient timbers that have withstood the elements of time are being a new fitting replaced with new modern supports of concrete and steel The new span of bridge will allow traffic flow to be wider It will also accommodate for a storm drain on the north side of the bridge he timber supports of the trestle are over 100 years old The structure is being disassembled and loaded out by truck possibly for resale or salvage Tourists brave wet conditions to see Arches and Canyonlands he iJcul a inches of rain during July Arches National Park Despite showed a isitor increase of 4 4 over the same month last year A total of 18042 people checked into the park during July bringing annual figures to date to 5 5320 - up from numbers listed in 1998 s first seven months Canyonlands National Park 32 visitation also jumped during July by a big 12 8° with a total of 55171 visitors visitation at popular Arches National Park even though July and Ironically is up substantially from last year overnight stays are down by I01°o in July and for the year Only 5760 Arches visitors camped out in July hree Population Continued from front page lation decline from 291 to 289 in 1998 Portage Clarkston Comish and Treton in Cache County and East Carbon and Helper in Carbon County are among towns with declining populations Juab County 's population grew from 5817 to 7572 Sanpete County panded from 6259 residents to 2 1452 Those towns experiencing an average annual rate of change greater than 6 percent were Fountain Green Gunnison Moroni Sterling and Wales Sevier County's population went from 15431 L'tah's largest city is Salt Lake City a population of 174348 followed Provo which has a population of 10419 Most of the state's largest communities are in Salt Lake County Among the largest only St George ranked tenth and Logan the twelfth largest in northern metropolitan areas l'tah law provides for four classes of municipalities Cities of the first class have 100000 or more inhabitants Until the 1998 estimates Salt Lake City was the only first class city Provo West Valley City and Sandy City have now surpassed the 100000 mark Second class cities have 60000 or more but fewer than 100000 Municipalities having 800 or more but fewer than 60000 are rated as third class Towns include those municipalities having few er than 800 inhabitants The Census Bureau uses group quarters and Medicare data IRS tax data tal statistics and data on housing units as indications of population change In May Governor Leavitt signed a proclamation declaring Census 2000 a top ority He said the state was committed to a full and accurate count w ith special emphasis on members of population groups traditionally undercounted in Utah with by Proposal Continued from frontpage 109000 acres for study Our proposal is in the same ballpark but does not occupy the same geographical areas" Volunteers used Millard County 's global position sy stem (GPS) equipment and photographic surveys to access West Desert roads he GPS and photographic data was sent to Governor eavitl and conthe BLM showing areas the county siders as roadless and recommends as possible wilderness To insure a consistent identification of roads as compared to unmaintained hicle ways the BLM uses the following definition from the Federal Land Policy and Management Act dated May 15 1976 Roadless refers to the absence of roads hich hav e been improv ed and maintained by mechanical means to insure regular and continuous use A way maintained only by the passage of ehicles does not constitute a road Conservation areas recommended by the county will allow for roads grazing camping in designated areas and some permitted uses for development of w ater and mineral resources The county w ill negotiate terms for helping in the management of this area "Laws are made to be followed and that's what we're doing The LeavittBab-biproposal doesn't follow those set up in the 1964 W ilderness Act Their proposal will have a negative impact on the county's economy recreation and way of life We are continuing to work on this issue and encourage residents to submit information we'll use for reference" said Cox One decibel has been dafined as the smallest difference between sounds discernible by the human ear What You Should Know About IBS Reed Jeffery T Rogers Jay The Millard County Chronicle Utah Hiens aid Weather & Published of weekly p newspapers ( ednesday Wll meetings n ( 'enter round-u- Delta Date August High Low 4 91 52 5 88 56 6 89 50 7 89 55 8 92 55 9 93 53 10 85 56 81 52 12 86 50 13 91 49 14 90 54 15 90 55 16 92 53 17 94 57 Precip 23 the number 42 was officially retired by all maor league baseball teams In honor of the 50th anniversary of Jackie Robinson's breakthrough with the Brooklyn Dodgers In 1997 (NAPS) —An estimated one in five Americans is affected by irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) — in many cases without realizing it — yet a recent survey shows nearly of Americans say they've never heard of IBS This contradictory finding suggests a great need for better IBS education IBS is a major women's health to the movies due to fear that symptoms may attack Sufferers claim that the chronically distressing symptoms make them feel out of control embarrassed and isolated from society "IBS is a real disease with a very real set of symptoms that seriously impact quality of life but it is often underappreciated by physicians due largely to the limitations of current management programs sides s tiitnv vou may have noticed the bright obieit that appealed in our western sky it disappeared which ot course was the planet enus n the 20th of this month this means ogically sets in the west at " '8 p m MSI while our Sun sets at 8 that enus now is on the opposite side ot the Sun in its orbit and in September it will he red planet Mars also sets around II 45 pm and again leappear in our morning skv enus ill set earlier and earlier much like week ith ejeh has I4pni passing Xth and sets at 0 34 in the morning irst (Hurler stage on the ur moon reaches its which virtually pollutes our sky with light so that taint deep sky objects will be unobscrvable during this week We will only be able to observe the stars of the third magnitude or brighter and of course our own natural satellite this week here is a minor meteor shower that occurs on the evening of the 20th that radiates overhead around 0:00 pm from the constellation of Cy gnus the Swan that is directly he radiant point is close to the bright star Alpha Cygni better known as I)eneb Although the moon will interfere with observ ing this meteor shower if you go to a dark skv location you should be able to see approximately lOto 15 meteors per hour with a not bright but are nice through a pair of wide little patience These meteors are generally field 7X50 binoculars Get a lounge chair that allows you to lie back comfortably so that vou can hold your binoculars straight up towards the zenith Best observing will be alter midnight when our arth plunges straight into the shower and Cygnus will be closer to our western horion During the Perseid meteor shower last week on the I3lh the author had the opportunity to remain watching this shower and during an average count spotted five very watch and approximately 20 less bright ones during brilliant meteors during a the same period would be interesting to hear from others that may have seen the same it thev were up and around alter midnight or those that are awaiting the new millennium at exactly midnight astronomers and the atomic clocks used to base astiiHiomicil events will be forwarded by one second to adiust lor the arth's rotational slowdown cause by the tidal e fleets ol the moon and will occur one second after midnight ear actually our oceans hcrefore the New rather than exactly at midnight like most of us expect Although this may not seem is a critical factor when doing work in celestial mechanics important to main ot us computing orbits and space travel traiectories One second when extrapolated over a period of time as a spacecraft flies by the planet Saturn can amount to a distance error of miles and cause a complete miss of the intended mission Here on arth one second in an automobile traveling at f0 miles per hour will amount to 88 feet of travel! miles per second' Sometimes a bit to imagine this in a spacecraft mov ing at 4 or of tnv ia can be important ( New Horizons Crisis Center) Diane O Hendrickson MS Rape Crisis Program Manager in serv ices numbers of clients serv ed and the inadequacy of area Because of increase space New llorions is in need of a larger shelter Property has been purchased and architectural plans have been drawn for a new shelter Plans for the facility provide six iduals has indiv babies (current shelter and capacity sleeping space for twenty four he new building will have seven bedrooms five for sixteen indiv iduals and six babies) bathrooms a large kitchen counseling rooms children's play area and a family room his facility will allow for future growth with a total square footage of 4 10 square feet for reasons of cost efficiency a Children's Justice Center (CJC) will be built as part of the shelter but w ill have its own entrance and parking facilities separate from the shelter he CJC will consist of two interv iew rooms a waiting room office space and a ideo equipment room otal square footage is 500 square feet he Children's Justice Center concept emerged in I tah in 990 CJCs are homelike facilities hich serv e children and families w ho are experiencing the crisis and chaos that conies w ith the disclosure of significant physical or sexual abuse of a child Children do not stay ov crnight in these facilities rather CJCs are designed to help children feel safe and comfortable while being interviewed so that they may begin to deal with the difficult and often frightening issues that surround the abuse he atmosphere is and the interv iew rooms look much like a child's bedroom in a private home team Children visit the center while investigators meet with them A consisting of law enforcement social workers child advocates therapists and prosecutors coordinate the interview process he goals of a Children's Justice Center are: to increase the effectiveness of protectfamily members ing children: reduce trauma: and help children and er from a difficult experience The presence of a CJC in a community can make the investigation and any resulting court proceedings much easier for the child and the family raditionally investigation of child sexual abuse required multiple interv iews of the child victim by police social services medical personnel psychologists and attorneys It has not been uncommon for children ho hav e experienced serious abuse to be interview ed any where from eight to twelve limes The presence of a CJC can rsdiux this number to one or two inter-he interv iew is recorded on ideo taped iew s All investigation involving al legations of child abuse can be very difficult for the child and the family The inv estigation is often confusing and frightening to children and parents alike The focus and function of the Children's Justice Center is to reduce the trauma of the child abuse investigation and help the child feel safe to reveal the truth Helping the process How smoothly with as little discomfort to the child as possible is a major concern of a Children's Justice Center At the present lime there are twelve CJCs in Utah but non are located in the area CJCs can be found in Price armington Roosevelt Tooele St George est Jordan and Vernal Ogden Provo Moab Salt Lake City Logan The total cost of the new Shelter Children's Justice Center will be about $630000 w ill also have Grants hav e been ritten to meet some of the costs but local in to be done We are hopeful that the public will be generous with its time and money this effort The new center is an opportunity for communities in the area to form a partnership of caring to children and their families who have been hurt by abuse Anyone who wishes to make a donation to this worthy project their tax deductible contributions to New Horizons Crisis Center PO Box 9 Richfield Utah 84701 If you or someone you know is being abused we can help Call New Horizons at or come into our offices at 45 F 100 N in Richfield New Horizons also has a hot line which can be accessed after office hours these same numbers Millard County Sheriff Office e live in unsettling times Reports of rape robbery murder and a host of other crimes against humanity reach us every day Isn't it nice to know that there's someone out there protecting our interests someone we can trust? The Utah Sherifis' Association reminds us that for all the problems we face in our community there is much for w hich we can be thankful Lives that are spared families that are kept together dignity and freedom preserved - simply because there is someone keeping the peace: Our local sheriffs and their deputies Whether it's through emergency response or public safety education programs that a year job Fortunately help us better protect ourselves law enforcement is a we have a group of people who are up to the task and we're all safer for their courageous efforts A helpful message from your friends at the Utah Sheriffs Association: dedicated men and women helping to make our community a better place to live work and play For more information call your local Sheriff s office The face is the mirror of the mind and eyes without peaking confess the secrets of the heart — Saint Jerome issue affecting three times as many women as men To date there is no known organic cause of IBS which often results in the condition being misdiagnosed or not diagnosed at all IBS is generally marked by abdominal pain and discomfort diarrhea andor constipation that leaves many sufferers unable to be far from a bathroom Research suggests that IBS is one of the leading causes of work absenteeism in the United States IBS can be so disruptive that many sufferers often cannot enjoy activities like dining out or going Mlkri amij SB- S2© Local News Concerns and Views Subscribe to the Eating healthy and reducing stress are two ways to control attacks of IBS said Dr Mark Pochapin of New York Weill Cornell Center of New York Presbyterian Hospital There are steps that people better manage their condition Education proper diet and stress management can help Studies and clinical experience suggest that the success of available treatment programs may be limited However gastrointestinal research involving new therapies to address the multiple symptoms of IBS is now with IBS can take to being conducted More information obtained by visiting on IBS can be of for Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders (IFFGD) at wwwifTgdorg the website the International Foundation I Name l Address S City State Zip Amount Enclosed J Prices: 1 yr in county 65 & over in county 1 yr out of county 65 & over out of county 6 months $25 $20 $30 Clip and mail to: Chronicle Progress Box 249 Utah 84624 Delta h POORC |