Show Ethel Idel Hatton Kanosh Ethel Idelia Munson Hatton ofSeaJ Beach California passed away March 28 2000 She w as bom April II 1908 in Masvale Ltah to John Doyle Munson and Harriett Ethel Wiley W hen Ethel was eight sears old she spent the night at Cove Fort while traveling with her family from Man sv ale to Kanosh She married George Lyndon (Lynn) Hatton on August 17 1927 m Fillmore Utah They ce'ebrated their seventieth wedding anniversary in 1997 They were sealed in the Los Angeles LDS Temple on Valentines Day in 1991 Ethel and Lynn lived in Delta from 1935 to 1940 where they operated Lynn's Cafe They lived the majority of their life in Southern California Ethel retired at age 69 from TRW a company in the aerospace industry After she retired she was devoted to the love and care of her family Lynn passed away February 5 1998 91 Ethel is surv iv ed by her seven children Colleen (Don) U eav er of Cut Bank Montana Dick (Jane) Hatton of Banning CA Renee (Mike) McCrea of Fairbanks Alaska Kay Miller of Seal Beach CA Gay Lynn(Neil)LintonofLagunaNiguel CA Patty (Dale) Lucas of Aliso Viejo CA Cindi (Kenny Yardley of Cedar City LT 24 grand children 24 great grandchildren and 9 greai great grandchildren two brothers' James Earl “Bud" (Merilyn) George of Cedar City Utah Blainie V (Joan George of Baker City Oregon tw o sisters Rosalynd (Edward) Bown of Salt Lake City UT ReVon Munson (John) Cock of Ogden UT F uneral serv ices ere held on Friday March 31 2000 in Los Alamitos CA Graveside services were held on Sunday April 2 2000 in the Kanosh Cemetery under the direction of Olpm Mortuary Fillmore Daniel John Quarnberg Daniel John Quarnberg 20 passed away March 3 2000 at the Beav er Va’ley HosBeaver Utah He was bom March 25 1980 to Jonney H and Laurie Ann Beard Quarnberg in Beaver Utah Daniel was a very special spirit given to Johnny and Laurie to raise He enjoy ed music jokes sw imming and boating Every one thk he touched or came in contact with went away from him having learned from him He is survived by his parents: Johnny H and Launc Ann Quarnberg of Beav er one brother Kenny and Jamie Quarnberg of Beaver and two sisters: Kayla Ann and Krista Marie Quarnberg of Beaver his grandmother Hilda Quarnberg of Nephi and grandparents' Glen and Anna Beard of Beaver Funeral sen ices were held Monday April 3 2000 at the Beaver LDS 2nd ard Serv ices w ere conducted by Bishop pital in Veta L mas A musical number "You Decorated My Life" was performed by the Beav er High Madrigal Choir Susan Black spoke lowed by Hal Murdock John and Jenny Craw sang “Angels Among Us" Bishop Bradshaw gave the final remarks The benediction was offered by Deloy Littlefield The Dedication of the grave was by Morris Quarnberg Pallbearers were Kenny Quarnberg Tommy Beard Jimmy Beard Danny Beard Wayne Eyre and Raymond Sims Interment was in the Mountain View Cemetery under the rection of Olpin Mortuary Rasmussen Veta L Rasmussen 86 passed away April 3 2000 in Mt Pleasant Utah Wayne Shadrack Bradshaw The family prayer was by Tommy Beard Prelude and postlude was by Kathy Rile The invocation was offered by Jimmy Beard The was President Paul Thoeulogy given by D neral ary services are pending and a full obituwill appear in next weeks paper Sly Wayne DeLyle Sly 34 passed away April 2000 in Salt Lake City Utah He was bom December 15 1965 in Reno Nevada He is sunived by his children: Wayne Douglas “Bubba" and Mickie Lee Sly (Twins) parents Douglas Sly and Stella May Stice Sisters Vickie (Mike) Pertgen Jo Ann Sly and Sandra Sly Nephews and Nieces Lance Kent Kimber Green Cooper Kent Estella Armenta Autumn Pertgen and Cesar Armenia all of whom will miss his smile hugs kisses and love Memorial services were held Wednesday April 5 2000 in Las Vegas Nev ada at “The Church of Las Vegas at 3388 S Decatur Blvd Services under the direction of Olpin Mortuary Fillmore Noxious Weed Environmental Assessment Environmental analysis of a program to control noxious w ccds on the Fishlake National Forest is being initiated to comply w ith the Noxious Weed Act of 974 and the Invasive Species Executive Order of 1999 It is the intent of these regulations that the introduction of invasive species is prevented and provisions for the control of established infestations are implemented to mirimize the economic ecological and human health impacts which invasive species cause The focus of the Proposed Action is to implement an Integrated Pest Management program w hich allow s the integrated use of biological chemical physical and mechanical and cultural control methods to contain control and eradicate noxious weeds on the F rest In addition noxious weed goals and objectives in the current Forest Land and Resource Management Plan (Forest Plan) are not effective in implementing comprehensive standards and guidelines such as weed prevention mitigation practices Therefore concurrent with preparation of this EA the Fishlake National Forest is proposing to amend the Forest Plan to provide direction implementing the latest national noxious weed policies for noxious weed and invasive plant prevention and treatment Specifically it is proposed to revise replace or add noxious weed goals objectives management direction standards and guidelines and so that noxious weeds can be controlled to achieve and maintain biological diversity and ecosystem health goals The purpose of this notice is to share this information with you and to request your comments ideas and suggestions Public scoping is the process by which the Forest Service determines the extent of analy sis necessary for an informed decision on a proposed action It is an opportunity for you to enter the earliest process on phase of the proposals that affect you Through this process you have the right to explain your our support objections and concerns role is to inform responsible officials of the potential impacts that should be analy zed the problems you foresee a proposal may cause and the alternatives and mitigating measures that offer promise been prepared A scoping document has which details the specific Forest strategic action plan for noxious weed control display s proposed Forest Plan amendments and cites proposed noxious weed preven tion measures Due to this document's length the large number of addressees on our mailing list and our need to reduce mailing costs this scoping document w ill be mailed only to those requesting it for the purpose of providing comments Requests for copies of the scoping document should be sent to Fishlake Nr Noxious Weed EA co Dave Grider Range Specialist Dixie National Forest 82 North 100 East Cedar City UT 84720 Electronic mail requests can be sent to dgridergfs fed us You may request formation or provide comment at any time however your comments will be most useful to us if they are received by Apiil 28 2000 W e welcome your comments on these proposals They are valuable to us as we proceed in this analysis Comments ceived including the names and addresses of these who comment will be considered part of the public record on this project and will be available for public inspection Comments submitted anony mously will be accepted and considered however those who submit anonymous comments will not have standing to apdecision under 36 CFR peal the subsequent Additionally pursuant to 7 part 215 CFR 1127 (d) any person may request w the agency to ithhold a submission from the public record by showing how the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) permits such confidentiality Persons requesting such confidentiality should be aware that under FOIA confidentiality may be granted in only very limited circumstances such as to protect trade secrets The Forest Service will inform the requester of the agency's decision regarding the request and if denied the for confidentiality Agency will return the submission and notify' the requester that the comments may be resubmitted with or without name and address within five days If you do not wish to review the scoping document or provide any comments but wish to be on the mailing list for this project please contact us to let us measure we know As a would like to reduce our mailing list to those people who are truly interested in and affected by this project If we d not hear from you by April 28 2000 your name will not be part of the mailing list for this project For more information please contact Fishlake Dixie National Forests Range Specialist Dave Grider at Just because a business has been around for years doesn’t mean local residents know what products or services are offered 0 Don’t miss sales! Call 864-240- DALLAS - Too few Americans who have heart disease take aspinn to help prevent a recurrent heart attack and other cardiovascular problems according to a report in today’s Circulation- Journal of the American Heart Association The port found thai only 26 percent of people w ho had heart disease and could hav e benefited from aspinn therapy took aspinn as recommended by the Amencan Heart Association and other medical groups “That was much lower than what might be expected" says the study's author Randall Stafford M D Ph D assistant professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School and a senior scientist at Partners Massachusetts General Hospital stitute for Health Policy in Boston “It shouldn’t necessanly be 10O percent cause not ev ery one can take aspirin w but it developing complications should be more than 26 percent "Physicians may not be paying adequate attention to this important prev ention strategy” he adds “Large numbers of patients w ith coronary artery disease are not ing optimally managed and their risk of having subsequent heart attacks and ing is increased because they are not on aspirin” Regular aspinn use in people ith heart disease has been show n to reduce the nsk of blood clots that can block a heart tery and trigger a heart attacK The American Heart Association recommends that indiv iduals w ho hav e experienced a heart attack or unstable angina a type of vere chest pain - take aspinn to reduce the risk of another heart attack or hospitalization because of recurrent angina Although aspinn may be beneficial in preventing heart disease in the first place there is strong evidence of its benefit in patients who already have heart disease Because taking aspinn can pose some health risks - including peptic ulcers gastrointestinal bleeding and allergic reactions - the Association warns that individuals should not take the drug ithout first consulting a physician The study’s review of 0942 doctor visits by people with heart disease ealed “a relativ ely dramati c" increase in the number of patients taJ ing aspirin Usage rose from 5 percent in 1980 to 26 percent in 1996 Certain individuals were more likely to be taking aspinn as a preventive measure More men than women took aspirin - 29 percent versus 21 percent A larger percentage of people younger than age 80 took aspirin - 28 percent compared with 17 percent of those age 80 and older People w ith high levels of cholesterol were nearly txv ice as likely to use aspirin as were those with normal levels - 45 percent versus 24 percent “Although aspirin tharapy in th most elderly may cany an increased risk of aspirin is likely to have the greatest absolute benefit in this population" Stafford says The finding of less use aspirin among women is "consistent w ith the observation that w omen may ceive less aggressive treatment for coronary artery disease” Stafford assessed national trends in the use of aspirin by heart disease patients He and his team examined data from the National Ambulatory Medical Care Surconducted between were which veys 1980 and 1996 a period when the evidence for aspirin’s benefit in reducing heart disease and stroke grew The survey s provide information about the activ ities of a randomly selected group of cardiologists and primary care physicians in the United States during visits by patients to their offices Cardiologists were the most likely to report aspirin use by their patients Approximately 38 percent of tneir patients took aspirin That's compared to internists whose rate of aspirin use in patients w as 2 percent family physicians w hose rate was 18 percent and general practitioners who se rate of aspinn use was just 12 percent of patients Stafford says the study may underestimate the aspirin use of heart patients because physicians may not report the use of drugs Also patients might take aspinn w ithout mentioning it to their phy sician However he adds “even if aspirin use is double what found and don’t believe it is even close to double that would still suggest a problem of inadequate use” County Chronicle Progress Millard Despite benefits aspirin greatly underused in people with heart disease Military flags Recreation Improvements Richfield Ranger District o! the Tishlake National Forest is proposing a recreation project that would include placement and upgrade of facilities in the upper Gooseberry Basin Improvements would include gravel surfacing ol lour railheads three dispersed camping loops at Farnsworth Reservoir Cold Springs Reservoir and Harves River parking eas and approximately five miles of trail and entry roads facilities replacements include one vault toilet at chemiSahna Reservoir both cal toilets at Twin Ponds aod Cold chemical Springs and the let at Oak Ridge Trailhcad All would he replaced with precast concrete or similar vault toile s Upgrades would include placement of additional precast near the junction of the lower larnsworth road and at the Niotchc railhead accessible parking areas pathand way s fishing stations at Tamsworth and Sal ina Resen oirs interpretative signing at several locations equestrian facilities (hitching posts) installed at the Niotche trailhcad and a corral at Browns The The commi'Miiners will keep the flaguntil the monument lug complete poles are planned n the monument to proudly displav these flag' Donations arc being ascepted fur the building o! the memorial Many hav e about sponsoring a lamily name he suggested ofa family namcis$2S However all names ot all k err it wf o have lived in Millard ( ounfy and have served honKtive duty or orably in the military tional guard) will be on the memorial istsof the collected name- are prmed in a notebook located in each post office he committee is encourac-i-all citizens lo rev lew this list for icturacv Ihename' ill be submilled for engrav ng on July und raisers are in place to prov ide the is It's a documented fact Newspaper advertising delivers a specific and exclusive market other media misses JUST ARRIVED 2001 PT Cruiser by Chrysler t! haul JlktoH f 597 $nc Call Hwy 6 Utah H Delta : 864-240- 0 for details ' jfuU dtaL tin math itlte u rcr Begin Your Va(in OrderGraduation Announcements at discounted prices Two selections to choose from or a wide selection of photo personalized announcements 40 0- - being considered health and safety conditions and to the flat water fishprov ide accessibility eries at amsworth and Salina Reservoirs LLZ Further information and a map showapproximate locations of the proposed enhancements may be obtained from the Richfield Ranger District or Fishlake orest Supers isors Office at W 30(1 Delta! We (ah stork Thank You’s year round ing the M These medical specialists are available at Della Community Medical Center i nd Fillmore Community Medical Center Call the number listed for an appoint 33 FREE HEARING EXAMS FILLMORE and AUDIOLOGY IN DELTA Jeff clinical will be providing Exams at the Commmumty Centers audiologist FREE Delta S Manwaring Hearing Fillmore and Medical r' Other heanng services available at the time are Hearing Aid Repairs and New Heanng Aid Fittings and trial basis on a followup Please call for your appointment Delta 9:00 - 11:30 call Fillmore 00 call THE FFAR OF THE LORD Proverbs lists 7 things God hates “These six things doth the Lord hate: yea seven are an abomination unto Hinr a proud look a lying tongue and hands that shed innocent blixxi a heart that deviseth wicked feet that be swift in imaginations running to mischief a false witness that speaketh lies and he that soweth discord among the brethren” If we reverence and fear God we are going to stay away from these things Proverbs 8 3 says "the fear of the Lord is to hate evil: pride and arrogancy and the evil way and the froward mouth do I hate’’ If we hate evil we are going to stay away from pride first of all It is on the top of list of things God hates What is pride? The Greek word translated "pride” means “false pretension and by implication imposture quackery ostentation arrogance” James 4:16 says “But now ye rejoice in your boastings: all such rejoicing is evil” We are not to think of ourselves more highly then we ought to think but to think soberly (Romans 12:3) How do we do that? James gives us the answer in James 46-God resisteth the proud but giveth grace unto the humble Submit yourselves therefore to God Resist the devil and he will flee from yuu Draw nigh to ( uxl and He will draw ” nigh to vou We must submit ourselves to GoJ and resist the devil When we do verse 10 of James will happen “Humble yourselves in the sight of the ” Lord and He shall lift vou up It is time for us to humble ourselves in the sight of God and let God he the one to lift us up Pastor Kathy Mincer LIY ING WORD FELLOWSHIP 9 a rthc n err r a money necc'sa' donation ot S11 or more the d receive the wonder’! !n ted eJ -' rank e homas " I DcNr by the suppK or a J a' lore S2 S4v the donor ill receiv e a I shrt ith the rank homas print on the front Please send ai to the M ’ard our”' M d o hard County ii udilor "d soih Main X: illmore lal X4h''l I' se wth donations stone- or can contact ay nc JkF on at "4 he IX ha KamaDay lor contnPutioiis is r c ounty Jot) e'l Mnlard re'i-uildng at shir1 or pm at may colled their location her m iking the loratn ns When you are in Home live in w hen you are the Homan sty elsewhere live as they live else-here — St Ambrose adv iee to St Augustine ra Ihead This proiect 2000 Page presented to county commissioners Excitement has been running high since groundbreaking ceremony for the Millard County Military Memorial Much activity continues to occur and progress is being made in making the memorial a reality In an impressive and flag presentation ceremony at the touching groundbreaking of the Millard County Memorial a chosen representaMilitary tive of each branch of the armed forces presented their flag to a local veteran of that branch Gwen Rowley received the Navy flag Glade Johnson the Marine flag Rod Ivy the flag for the Army led Sconom the Coast Guard flag and Ken Porter the flag for the Air Force Monday at the County Commission each meeting recipient presented their flag to the Millard County Commissioners me Hole April 6 Jason Komarek P B S RECONSTRUCTIVE (Cosmetic Hand Micro Surges Jon B Bishop M D April PLASTIC PODIATRY David H (Ankle Jaramillo SURGERY 3 864 Delta 5591 toot) D P M Every Thursday Deha 864 5591 Fiiimo’e 43 5591 Vanatie Schedu'e C“ta 5591 Apn' Beta PATHOLOGY Shan Winters M ed r UROLOGY Ronald Crouch M P DELTA IV 'ill) 864 743 8 o4 5591 51 COMMITS TTY MEDICAL CENTER FILLMORE COMMUNITY MEDICAL CENTER IntermounUln Health Care FadlltiM |