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390 tirship enter Sutidat ScIkhiI 10 a m a tn ( all lor more tl Mondays S ooj Bank ( 4pm MonJit A Ihursdit Judge Ron Hare ( ourt duts IIWY99 illmore ( all hiirsdat aesdit kkednesdit Bird enter lor unth at M March 17 Solihull registration it Hoc o ill'ice 81 S i hours mess 'larch 'meric (nicer n Society Dalfodil his 'larch 9 Becinnmg class lor the Basics o( Deita ' ird st 4th Seniors Robison ( ourt Liv 9 a m Delta l( its S(4 2'59 iruc Baptist ( hurch Delta 'pm ( illmore Baptist hapel 100 illmore 7 p m ter Institute Delta Seminars Building 7 10 sear olds married or pm lor all unmarried Second kk ednesday Delta lumber ot( ommcrccGen-erarca( Membership Meetings See calendar lor location Holden iremen's Auxiliary regular ire Station meeting p m kkest Desert Archaeological Sot lets ’ 10 p m Millard illmore Meeting Meetme Room sery 4th ednrsdas tah rilers Delta ( hapter eagueol meeting 'pm Roberta Unison Home Ilk South too kkest Delta illmore ( its Social Security Rep Ida m - 12 Hip m e Building Sian 7( N 200 all 10 p m Kiela Phillips and Brooks Jackson wedding reception 6 It) - 0 pin Hisniirtlumse '(IS Main Illlmore iiuna Rowley anj Nickolas Kenneth Siinkins sseddme reception Oak ( tty own Hall pm ree Hotline on respiratory problems 10am to noon ” 12 lylcr luttlc mission farewell Icier II oi sion IJcr Kevin iltircl Stephenson misard liiewell 0 a m Delta Ird 4th lier JedcJiah Scott Morris mission loss ell Ward m ircwell a m Hinckley 2nd kkard March 16 illmore Public ood landlers ( lass 2 10 pm cc $ 0) )ept llistorv and I ulturcnl I’aliv ant Valley Indians ’pm Delta North lementary Sponsored by ( ircit Basin Museum and Historical Society loalth 18 Stan Slate and Amy Jeer vvedJing Center ception Oak City Ward 35 12 midnight 8 10 pm Street March 19 "Know 'our Religion" class Delta Stake ( enter 7pm Ider Ryan Mams mission report a nt Hinckley 2nd Ward IderDresI ynnl on ell mission report ak ( ity st 'k ard 10 50 a m March 24 Amber Davies and Greg Kelsey wedillmore st ding reception 7 9 p m 4th March 25 Groundhrc iking lor Millard County Military Memorial north side of old ourt House illmore Main Street Parade at 4' p rn Weather Utah Publisher Editor Susan B Dutson Reporting Photography Kathy WaiKer Advert smg Maintenance Repair Purchasing Collections Court Reporter Shell Dutson Fillmore Drop ct Locations Pahvant Pnnting 48 East Center Street (435)7436719 Kimball Insurance 25 West 100 South Subscriptions in Advance In County $25 00 per year $15 00 per 6 months Out of County - $30 00 per year 75 cents Copy Sing Louis wigmakers Deadline for ail announcements school news 5 Send address changed to P O Bo 249 Delta Utah Rates on Request Advertising Second Class Postage Pad at Delta UT 84624 Monday NOON Include self addressed stamped enselope for return ol photos Fillmore BY SUSAN COMPANY B DUTSON n nwnmw " i"ii iqaenr events etc pm on Fridays ALL ADVERTISING FAX DU WIL PUBLISHING OWNED had forty personal and almost 1000 wigs XIV DEADLINES POSTMASTER Delta IjTmjTxb and as the month P£P' about two weeks away from epnrg e are on Jomniteourskes glimpse of lhe constellations tbaiwll urn late April not make their appearance Scorpio and Sagittarius wrr good binoculars or a smaJ wiLh interest rg objects for dimmer ones a ke e isy ct rich field in -detail was week the constellation of Bcxctes 'The Herdsman" Not uw far away was supplied to aid locating thus bright vpnng atcrismIn and a anoent trnes the Berenices Coma as sm known aecn obscure from Bootes is the t was that Berenice is iegend surrounding tho dm constellation sucssful sacrffee her hair if her huv and Euergetes King of gspt who vowed to her hair in the temple of m waging war on the sy nans On his return Berenice Lhem in the sky by the placing immortalized tree's Zeus Aphrodite but m only lOor 15degrees 9 Coma Berenices can he located by looking east around 3"p dark locations this conaelUion above Bootes Although difficult to see except Irom a ic It also the location o our o contains some interesting deep space objects is at a right angle from its Pole which is the point that we look outwards of our galaxy since we are looking rotational disk This is why we see so few stars in this direction on the is in plotted space outward from the Orion Arm that we reside This point L° ped diagram with this writing with an aperture of six One of the nicest star dusters is M53 requires a teleope of good binoculars it will a inches or more to resolve Lhe mdv dual stars However in pair a small comet ( ften ones first impression appear as a hazy patch similar to the coma of ith diffuse e Jges surrounded by a of M53 is that it consists of a mass of minute stars w appearance This star duster is about halo of light that gives it a glittering 200000 times greater than our Sun This a us with luminosity 65000 light years from miles per second cluster is approaching us at a velocity of about duster NGC5053 a One degree (2 moon diameters) to the southeast is the peculiar its true quahty in a loose type cluster that is a difficult object for binoculars but reveals is about 55000 light duster This more or inches of an six aperture telescope having 34(X) stars very close together The average years distant and contains approximately 0 star per cubic parsec (3 26 light years) spacing is approximately the way for hiniKulars it is mottled with Although Coma Berenices oflers little in for those of several galaxies of the Virgo Cl" ter (iroup his constellation is definitely The ol sou readers that may own a telescope in the lour to twelve inches aperture range of lhe Galaxy Cluster is 40 great spiral galaxy Ml 000 lhe largest spiral iswell million light years away and contains about 160 billion stars Its total luminosity he photograph will give some idea of its spiral over 20 billion times that ol our Sun we are looking at it from a different shape much like the Andromeda Galaxy Mil only angle list a few are There are too manv galaxies in Coma Berenice to list here hut just to M8V M88 M98 M99 and NGC4565 For M64 known as “TheBlack-ye Galaxy' those interested in more information on these galaxies a good book on constellations would be helpful in locating and techniques used in observing these fine deep space objects j Delta Chamber Comer by Michele Fields In r G Q Two Millard County Leaders received recognition awards for meritorious service Leadermete held this past week in Cache County to youth at the State Dezie Probst a 40 year leader was the recipient this year of the "Doorknob Award" the top award presented to an outstanding leader annually This award represents a unique way of saying thanks for "opening the door of opportunity" for youth Dezzie’s doors have always been open This past year Dezzie taught over 145 in is her Millard County youth seven clubs This only a fraction of the youth that she has worked with as a leader in asatch Summit and Millard Counties She has always been willing to share and “open doors" for others on the county state regional and national levels: judging at county fairs serving on the first State Volunteer Leaders Council leading workshops at Leadermete and Western Region Leaders Forum and international (IFY'L program coordinating the Dezzie maintains that as long as there are youth that wants to learn and be in a project she will be there willing to help if she is able and she has touched the lives of hundreds ma) be thousands of young people Kami Schena the leader of the Delta Horse Club for the past two jears represented Millard County in this years “State Salute to Volunteers" award ceremony Kami has been an outstanding leader for the 32 members in this group and encourages them to partcipate in various horse shows parades and activities Kami can always be found Heart Sweet the with and Rodeo Queen Contests as well Her enthusiasm and helping cheerful attitude is a great asset to the success of the Horse Program in Millard County Congratulations Dezzie and Kami on your accomplishments appreciation of IPSC employees Incentive Certificates are given out to PS C employees and they are then spent in participating businesses This is a list of those employees who participated in this promotion and are appreciated by the participating businesses and The Delta Area Chamber of Commerce Watch for this listing monthly Listed are for certificates deemed in February Diagnostic and Statistical for ADHD every Thursday at Delta Co 84b24 by Du Wil Publishing Ad Design 4-- H Jay Published Sales Kathy Walker Commercial Printing Local Volunteer Leaders Awarded State Recognition Reed Jeffery T Rogers By 34 9 520 Delta Ccwdj shes USU Extension Educator! ard Progress 40 N 300 W Mlhri concluded this years legislative ses- on just minutes before midnight on ednesbe item that seems to overshadow everything else was Lhe consideration day n gG 'ecewed a 5 increase in per pup given to public education Public education No Lives were raised and only p'us another $30 million for other education requests workers compensation insurance tax was owered so the only new money asatlable to revenues from income taxes and sales taxes spend was the One of the important actions taken fntn a rural viewpcvnt was the funding ($2 Million of a war chest established to challenge the Federal Government over the right to know as RS247' roads Governor Leav itt is leading Lhe way to our roads rural maintain the Feds over the right to maintain and keep join Lhe State and County interests in suing thcc roads as established roads Many of oar west desert roads w ill have their existence this imminent massive adjudication saved or lost depending on the outcome hdc nearly all the KS2477 roads are on BI M managed land there are also concerns with talked about closures of Forrest Sen ice roads kke were able to talk with Dept of He assured us that any Agriculture Secretary Dan Click man during this ear's session rumored road dosings were on a small scale and that any roads affected would have local with locally elected officials Even input through public hearings and after discussion with we need to stay vigilant witn the reavsuranccs believe respect to any proposals of forest Sen ice road closures I he wildlife license structure was stmplfied for next year's licenses A habitat authorization will no longer be necessary Ifyou want to just buy a fishing license If sou want to hunt small game then you only need to buy a small game license Next year however the licenses for deer and dk will go up $5 00 each with the increased revenue going to predator control and deer and elx herd management It is interesting to note that sportsmen's groups actually asked for the license increase on the condition that the monev go towards predator control and herd management The legislature passed two other hunting related bills lhe first declares that any wildlife taken while trespasshill makes it so landowners will not have to ing can he deemed illegally taken The second is automatically closed to post their cultivated fields closed to hunting fhetr farmland hunting unless they post it open Starting in July unless the Governor vetoes the bill it will become a law that anyone eighteen or younger must be fastened in a seat belt while traveling This becomes a law for which you may be pulled over and the fine goes up from $10 to $45 argued against this law because felt it would he difficult to enforce Lighteen year olds don't look much different that nineteen year olds and you shouldn't he pulled over for being young looking believe in seat belts but dislike their nonuse becoming a primary ofiense L ompcnsation packages for public employees and Higher Fducation employees wee at the last given a 4 cost of living increase Higher Education got a little extra money minute of the last night for salary adjustments as well Corrections lost out to Public ducatiiin with the money for the private prison being taken and money to pay for inmates in County jails took a hit Money was pretty tight hut feel good that we took a substantial step to pay beginning teachers more money and to allow school districts more funds to help them put out the fire of their local hot spots have appreciated the local newspapers lor printing these little updates have also appreciated the input have received from everyone at home It really helps at decision time to know how folks at home are feeling about the issues so can try to represent their feel point of view If you have specific questions about legislation dealt with this year free to call and we'll get the answer to your question My home phone is and my email is mike styler urn mtllard kl2 ut us Blanks again for all your help Mike Styler toric The Millard County Chronicle Utah Update from Rep Styler e 0 p in 'larch hemical Dependancs and ( oiupiering hemnil lependarns (iroup 7pm 190 illlmore kkesK enter Fourth uesday Material oris Setting (mild 7 pm Delta School of )(M) North 21o kkest tame kkednesdas illmore mt Mobile Mtmtnographs ommumts Medical (enter tall ' Marih 10 ru Dis'J Robins and Nancy Jo ed line reception Bradshaw Sctpto m urj March II loshu Joy I’tlmer and Garrett Cljy tah Nielsen wedding reception Delta kkest Slake Hinckley 10pm tent an J Kenneth aura )is id Jenson ard 7 uk ( tty wedJng open March riday uesday enter unth at Balts ant Senior illmore noon sery 4th I uestlay Social Sert ice Rep Delta its Mints i uesday nit Delta Mobile M monographs t oinmunils Medical tenter tall USPS i to p in h (every Thurs-- J ommisMcuers Room Old ( ouuty ourlhou e o s Main hllmore RegisSI ter sith stension our Religion" class illmore Know e p m Judge Dclt1 14 i Dcii i b HI Ill a m '0S noon rjuiU Guild 10 am pu'posc room Music leathers meeting est Moods house 72 ( Sundas S ip ore M r unilv p nr ’J d p rn urs arc 412 hursdav bird an 'jii I 2 March According to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders 4 Edition ) Disorder (ADHD) is a persistent pattern of inattention andor that is more frequent and severe than is typically observed in individuals at a comparable level of development The inattention component may be displayed at school or at home Work is often messy and performed carelessly Individuals may have difficulty sustaining attention in tasks or play activities They often appear as if their mind is somewhere else or as if they are not hearing or listening to whal s being said The hyperactivity component mav be exhibited in fidgetiness or squirming in one's seal by not remaining seated when expected to by excessive running or climbing in appropriate situations or by talking excessively Toddlers and preschoolers with this disorder differ from other children at their developmental stage by being constantly on the go and into ever) thing darting back and forth running through the house being unable to sit still long enough to hear a story at school or at home children with the disorder may get up frequentlv fidget with objects tap their hands shake their legs excessively The impulsi vity component may manifest itself as impatience difficulty in delay ing responses difficulty awaiting one's turn and frequently interrupting or intruding on others to the point that it cause social difficulties The prevalence of Disorder is estimated at 3V5 of all children It is much more frequent in males than in females Research has shown that children with ADHD have a higher risk of becoming alcohol and other drug abusers Many people including some clinicians have feared that giving a prescription stimulant to children may get them into the habit of using drugs or may cause changes in the reward center of the brain which lead to chemical dependency However studies with adult substance abusers indicate that a majority had ADHD that was undiagnosed and untrealed A longitudinal study conducted by Dr Joseph Bicderman at Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School and ported by the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) has found that children who were medically treated for their ADHD were less likely to become substance abusers than children who were not medicated Another study indicated that administering ADHD medication to adult addicts with the disorder reduced their use of illicit drugs studies of the children involved in the studies continues which will indicate whether ADHD medication therapy protects against substance abuse in later adolescence and adulthood and whether gender differences exist in the effects of stimulants on substance abuse For information about this or other mental health substance abuse disorders please contact Centra Utah Counseling Center at or Trr" Q Spiral Galaxy M100 Coma Berenices Astensm ovals represent Galaxies Circled pluses are Star Clusters Note the North Galactic Pole ing The first patent for a fountain pen was awarded to D Hyde of ReadPa in 1830 However the first practical fountain pen was manuby Lewis Edson Waterman in New York City in 1884 factured Numomod WATCH Sheriff’s Message As we move tow ards a new millennium it's w ith the know ledge and experience of the effectiveness of community involvement and action that is going to make the most significant difference in the type of area where we live Government in this instance law enforcement cannot by itself make our communities a safe and secure place to live There are simply not enough resources and never will be but in a partnership one which is not being established in the communities of Millard County by the Neighborhood Watch Program and C E RT training being offered and organized we are making it happen Law enforcement in Millard County is experiencing a great deal of that success as a result of citizen involvement and a willingness to stand up and be counted W hat this t pe ofjoint effort the Millard County community is going to continue to become a better and better place to live Sheriff Ed Phillips Millard County Neighborhood Watch newsletter PATROLUNG: Neighborhood Watch patrolling by car is not necessary in all towns Be aware of people changes in our neighborhood and suspicious activity GREET THOSE NEW NEIGHBORS: We would like every one to let y our Neighborhood Watch captains know of any new residents their occupation(s) children and ages on the town newsletter This w ill help neighbors to know them and hopefully stop many meth labs which may be starting up in your areas These occupants don’t want anyone to know their information TOW N CAPTAINS NEEDED: If you would be interested or know anyone that would make a great town captain - please call us' Or if you have concerns we could put in our newsletters DRIVERS: Have been seen in some of our small towns Parents be aware this is illegal and dangerous This can result in citations for both driver and'or parents and cause increases in insurance rates JEFF W H ATCOTT Is the sergeant in charge of the deputies on the west side of the country If you in have a question or concern you can contact the Sheriff s Office Delta bv calling SCOTT CORRY Is the sergeant in charge of the deputies on the east side of the If county you have a question or concent you can contact the Sheriffs Office in Fillmore by calling This is your community! We can keep our friendly small town atmosphere only if we choose to work together towards that goal REMEMBER It is best not to do business with solicitors that call you or show up at your door! National Fraud Information Center identified a total of 50 different telemarketing fraud catcgones but has a hit list of the top ten telemarketing frauds The top ten categories of telemarketing fraud are: T elephone cramming companies add charges to your telephone billing for sets ices that you never authorized and probably never received 2 Advance fee loans - someone will ask for a fee up front in return for helping you get a loan or finding a source for the loan 3 Telephone slamming - your long distance telephone service is switched to another company without your permission 4 PrizesSweepstakcs - Entices people to purchase products in hopes of proving their contest chances 3 Work at home schemes - Fraudulent marketers offer a get rich quick scheme by doing business right out of your home 6 Magazine sales - Unscrupulous phone solicitors that are out to sell people subscriptions for hundreds of dollars 7 Credit card offers - you should not have to pr someone to help you get a card 8 Telephone pay per call serx ices A serx ice is provided but the caller may end up paying much more than anticipated 9 Business opportunities'franchise The victim is solicited to enter into a scheme that money making promises exceptionally high profits 0 Trav el achtion offers - This deception attempts to sell unsuspecting people their “vacation of a lifetime" for a price next to nothing poor |