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Sers ice County Chronicle Willard Dear Editor I he foil Be Pay son Chronicle Wethoughot juIJ isurg letter recent's appeared Re g'ca' to alorg because of the g'cat ompliment it pays to the Delta area For those who rray thtrk the grass is alyyay - 'ccner on the other side of the fence please on read Michael and $ alerie Hill tur tamiU recently traseled to Delta nioc our 13 year old son participating in the bakethd!1 tournament After spending the weekend there it really opened our eyes to what the cits ol Pay son is lacking in as far as Recreational laulities and programs are inccmcd this small town ol Delta not only has a lop Duality" baseball fie d without a storm - base a basketball stadium separate from trie drain pond in the middle of it but they high school that would easily compare to a top rated college facility They also hase a bowling alley a roller skating rink a moie theater a golf course and one of the nicest Rcc ( enters we hase ccer been incomplete with an indoor swimming pool and racquet know ball courts It was hard lor the kids to decide what to do with their spare time could speak for many parents who get awfully tired of taking their kids to Spanish Fork or Provo esery weekend for entertainment because we have nothing here in town ' ack of Support" tor our Recreational It is also somewhat frustrating to see the Programs In the Delta tournament the team from Pay son was the only sponsored team Our son’s team plays over to a facility in Orem partly because there for or area other than Junior Jazz They not our in are no other programs his age leagues only play over there but they also must pay up to $35 per hour to practice over there because there are no facilities or schools that will allow them to practice locally But guess you could say that the “expensive" practice paid off in that our Pay son team came home with the (hampionship e believe that it is time the city of Pay son takes a good look at Recreation here in town and where it (sheading as our city continues to grow We as parents need to look at it so that in the future all ofour kids won't be begging to go to Delta for Spring Break Marc and Chris Carter SI May 15 use tiforccinenl cial Olympics 9am TO THE EDITOR Editur’i Sole: Letter s to the Editor nuat he tinned to be considered for publication Samei mat be withheld al uruer’i request al the discretion of the editor p m ( 7 p m illmore N'e Second Thuryday Ma Della I Rep ” Nc'S'ce fiuiid meetings n uc hrjr ( d' 22Xi ri' M UcT Jill Nieln-- Sunday ing Word Alia I'XjW X'4- 19 ur - - M xd p rr Nocietv Si' p j ''4 X64 J AAorkforie Service Della Mu " illmore M p j 1 ri ‘ Driver Heme uminrr Sihed M ir eH ule Della is N and er p "i f illmore Hji " pn SI tlenMon Office Della M - ”Hhot Fillmore n '4! 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A s ” p V DeBa ‘I du hursday Fillmore 'letting letters ) Community Calendar spring and summer The skies are still steady clear and free somewhat from humidity that aflects observing It also brings in some of the summer constellation as the night progresses past midnight Orion and Cams Major hav e long set over our western horizon and we now see Centaurus Scorpio and Sagittarius in the south and southeast respectively If we remain up past 2 am these three constellations are the most dominant in the southern portion of our sky with the great Milky ay almost directly overhead During the w eek w e have an opportune time for deeply sky observ ing since the moon and for a few days towards the weekend it only will be in its “New” phase on the appears as a slim crescent to the west One of the more interesting constellations that makes it appearance around midnight It is one of several constellations that actually has the appearis Cygnus “The Swan’’ ance of a large bird with its wings outstretched as the diagram shows below The Milky ay runs straight through this astcrism with its millions of pinpoint stars Cygnus rises to our northeast and is marked with several bright stars Notably the stars Deneb and 26 and 3 09 magnitudes respectively that also mark the tail and Albireo being of head ol the great swan in the sky The star Deneb is the 19® brightest star in the heavens and marks the tail of the bird The name of the star is from Al Dhanab al Dajajah which in Medieval Arabic Times signifies 'The Hen’s Tail” Deneb is one of the greatest supergiant stars known and is probably equaled only by Rigel in the constellation of Orion amongst all of the first is 60000 times that ofour Sun with an absolute magnitude stars Its actually luminosity If this star were 10 parsecs (32 6 light years) away from us it would magnitude of 7 he about 14 time brighter than the plant Venus and would rival our moon in brightness when it is in its first quarter phase Its mass however is only 25 times greater than our Sun and is about 1600 light years away from us This star is considered to be the chief source of illumination for the huge “North American Nebula’’ NGC 7000 which lies three degrees to the east Albireo is one of the most beautiful double stars in the sky considered by many observers to be the finest in the heavens for a small telescope The brighter star is a golden yellow or topaz with its companion being a sapphire color of the 5 magnitude Even a good pair of binoculars will split the pair if you can steady them on a clear crisp night Best view attained by the author was with a six inches of aperture telescope and a magnification of 45X Albireo is abu it 410 light years from us with the primary star 760 times greater th in our Sun and the Companion 20 times greater hav ing a luminosity The area of Cygnus is so rich in multiple star systems nebula and other deep sky objects that the author could fill the newspaper with such a listening However the one object that can been seen with a modist sized telescope is the great Veil Nebula A photograph of this is also shown below Some of the brighter portions of this nebula can be seen with just a pair of 7X50 binoculars It takes a minimum of six to eight inches of aperture under erv low magnification to make out its filamentary structure Its designation on the chart is NGC 6960 and NGC 6992 This nebula is about 500 light years from us and covers a diameter in the sky of about 70 light ears It is the results os a supernova ears ago and is still expanding to this day star that exploded well ov cr Cygnus is a remarkable constellation that is well worth spending a great deal of ones observing time either with binoculars or a rich field low power telescope on a dark moonless night Lunch workers Classified Professional School Employee Week Governor Michael O Leavitt has declared the week of April 30 through May 6 2000 as Utah Classified Protes'ional School Employee Week with the governor In conjunction Millard School District Board ol would like to express appreciation for the outstanding efforts and support that the classified employ ees giv e tow ard s the educational success ol Millard School District "Employ ees w orking in transportation cusdaily maintenance of school property todial operations child nutrition secretarial services warehousing and teacher instructional assistant positions perlom invaluable sen ices in the education ot Utah’s public school children” states the Gov emor “We are fortunate to have the quality support staff that we do here in Millard School District" commented Supt Ray 'Ihese classified employees Timo'T i Jerable amount of time ofspend a a' their own expense in attending workshops and classes to improve thetr skills all lor th herefit of our district W e effirecognize the high performance and ciency they provide and greatly appreciate the contribution they make in the edu" cational process ot our students Board President Barbara Killpack added " s important as the teachers are in education to our youth they can’t do it all alone It takes ev ery one in our district to provide quality education We appreciate the hard work and dedication of those unsung heroes who drive busses cook meals maintain the buildings and grounds secretaries keep records and help teachers with the students The school district thanks you and the community thanks ou ten New Horizons Crisis Center) of Family Members Regarding Rape” “Misconceptions By Diane O Hendrickson SIS ach episode represents a There is no such thing as a "typical” rape or rape victim number of common elements and unique and temfy ing experience How e er there arc a will help husbands fathers misconceptions associated nh rape an awareness ol which and other family members be more sensitive to what the victim has been through To begin with it cannot be overstated that rape is not the same as "making love” Although the majority of completed rapes involve vaginal penetration this occurs in a state of emotional terror w ithout the oman giv ing consent It is a complete misconception to believe that women "secretly desire” to be raped or taken by force Rape is a total violation of a woman’s rights over her own body and ol her ability to make a sexual choice Indeed from the woman’s point of view the sexual dimension of rape often assumes lesser importance than the lolent aspects Rape is fundamentally an act of violence Many rapes involve threats of bodily harm and often the woman suffers severe physical injury Threats of violence are made even worse by the presence of a weapon and intimidating verbal abuse Any implication that the woman “asked for” or enjoyed the experience or that rape and making love are the same is a basic misconception In the context of a dating relationship - a situation w here large numbers of rapes occur the rape still represents a violent assault and not something which the victim wants or enjoy s It is never appropriate to suggest that a woman somehow benefits from being the target of a sexual assault A related fact is that the woman is absolutely not responsible for her victimization Men often mistakenly assume that victims could prevent rape by avoiding certain social situations by dressing differently or by putting up a fight This mistaken assumption may be even greater if the victim exhibits no visible physical injuries Some males incorrectly believe that if she didn’t actively resist the attack she must have given tacit consent Such a belief suggests that the ictim is responsible for the assault The truth is that virtually anyone placed in a situation can be paralyzed by fear or recognize the futility of physical resistance Furthermore rape occurs at all hours of the day or night and in irtuaily any setting that a she is partially responsible including one’s own home or public place Believirg only places emotional distance between the ictim and her husband or boy friend at a time when his support is most needed This causes unnecessary feelings of guilt anger and isolation Ultimately blaming her prolongs her recov ery and adds great strain to the relationship Finally it is important to realize that rape can happen to anyone regardless of age income appearance or personal reputation It is true that the majority of rapes victims r are single women between the ages of fourteen and However there is no w ay to predict w hich w omen are likely to be selected as ictims At the Rape Recovery Center in Salt Lake City the youngest rape victim is a old boy and the oldest a woman in her eighties The one common element is that rape is a frightening and degrading experience ictims require a period of Mme to recov er Furthermore we know that men also are affected deeply by the rape of a loved one that men can learn to understand her victimization and that they can and often do act in a manner contributing to her recovery If you or someone you know has been the victim of rape or sexual assault encourage them to seek help Not dealing with the assault w ill not make its effects go away New crisis line number s Horizons’ or or come into our offices at 145 E 100 No in Richfield Services are completely confidential Information concerning rape and sexual assault can also be accessed by calling New lonzon’s Crisis Center or the toll free Utah Rape and Sexual Assault Crisis and Information Line at The “House” is open The Utah House of Representative Republican Leadership announced that the House is open In an effort to provide opportunities to speak directly with House Representative leadership sev eral meetings have been planned Beginning on May 7 Legislative interim day the F xst in a series of public forums w ill be held in room 303 of the State Capitol beginning at 5 30 p m These meetings w ill be an open forum for any citizens or citizens group to come and ask questions or provide insight into current issues facing our state the entire Legis'ature travels Annually to different parts of the state to hold public meetings regarding issues affecting those regions By bringing this same effort to the capitol it is the hope of House Representative Leadership to increase citizen involvement in the process of reviewing and making laws Dates of additional meetings will be announced Subscribe to the 48 Kimball POSTMASTER Send address changed to P 0 Box 249 Delta Utah Adsertisirg Rates on Request Second Class Postage Paid at Delta UT 84624 FAX Deta CHILDREN ''It is a remarkable fact a scientific fact that the healthiest children come from the happiest mothers" L Ron Hubbard Fillmore DU OWNED One of PUBLISHING COMPANY BY SUSAN B DUTSON and ssidcls CMCl the most acclaimed read authors of all time Huttwd Rtta Iwv Name Address Zip City State Amount Enclosed Prices: 1 yr in county 65 & over in county 1 yr out of county 65 & over out of county 6 months $25 $20 $30 $25 $15 Clip and mail to: Chronicle Progress Box 249 Utah 84624 Delta |