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Show I Sun Advocate Price, Utah Thursday September 19, 2002 11A Castle Valley obituaries (Continued from page Dehna Simms Olive Davis; three brothers, Mark Davis, Belmont Davis and Devon Davis; three sisters, Udella Mortenscn, Lenore Davis and Myma Alger. A memorial service will be conducted in Delma's honor on Monday, Sept. 23, in Denver, Cok). Colo. She was born May 30, 1926. Ddma is survived by two sms, Ernest and Arthur Simms, Denver, Colo.; two daughters, Louise Butler, Ibxarkana, Ibxas; Linda Shaw, Tboele; five grandchildren, A small service is also planned for family and friends who wish to pay their last re spects on Saturday, Sept. 28, from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Cleveland City Hall in Emery County. two three - sisters Dexiy Griffin, Carson Cfty, Nev.; Carol Filling, Riverton, Wyo.; and one brother, Vernon Davis, Wellington. She was pre Jack Marshall Marshall, age 82, died peacefully Wednesday, Sept 18, 2002 in hu 26-we- ek California; nine grandchildren, 12 and nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by parents; three brothers, n; James, Joe and Jerry Marshall; two sisters, Ruth and Evelyn. Funeral service Saturday, Sept 21, 1 p.m., Mitchell Chapel Family will be at Mitchells Friday evening, 6 to 8 p.m. and Saturday one hour prior to services. rado; son, Jack (Eunice) Marshall, California; brother, Robert (Peggy) Marshall, Helper, one sister, Leha(John)Bouscher, Wash- . Inteiment, Mountain View Cemetery, Helper. Robert Paulsen Tbdd Poulsen, age 30, died Sept 16, 2002 in KanPRICE-Robe- rt parents, Patricia A and Drushal, Orangeville; three sisters, Lesa Ann (Ttavis) Byrge, Price; Lisa Mane Thompson, California; Tfcri Baker, Califor- 1 . : Calif. -- pay interest twice a year and par value is repaid when the security matures. There are two forms of U.S. Treasury notes and bonds. The traditional note or bond carries an interest rate that is predetermined (fixed) at the time of ds The second type, known as an inflation indexed note or bond, features maturity payments that are adjusted for inflation. nia; one brother, Richard J. (Leslie) Drushal Salt lke City; best friend, William Langi, Castle Dale. Preceded in death by father, Ronald A Poulsen. Funeral service Saturday, Sept 21, 2 p.m., Mitchell Funeral Home, ftmily will be at Mitchells one hour prior to service. Interment, Orangeville ceoieteiy. Although the interest rate is fixed, the actual amount of interest paid varies because the interest is based on the amount of the inflation-adjuste- d principle. With the inflation indexed notes and bonds, also known as treasury inflation protected securities (TIPS), the interest payments and maturity payment are tied to inflation, as measured by the consumer price index. If inflation rises, the amount owed to the investor at maturity plus the amount of current semi-annu- -- . father, Albert LaRue is survived fay husband of56years, Rickie Layne; brother. secure while providing a modest return. Unlike Treasury securities, however, U.S. savings bonds cannot be resold before maturity and cannot be transferred to someone elses name. The savings bonds may, however, be redeemed or cashed before maturity. There currently are three types of savings bonds, each with slightly different features and advantages. Series EE Sold in denominations from $50 to $10,000, interest is periodically added to the amount the purchaser originally paid. As the interest accrues, the value of series EE bond increases. I bonds - Sold in denominations from $50 to $10,000, interest added to the bond on a monthly basis is paid when the bond is cashed. I bonds are sold at face value and grow in value with indexed earnings for up to ' 30 years. Series HH Sold in denominations from $500 to $10,000, interest is paid to investors every six months. When people cash the bond, they re- Source; Butt About Newspapers Published by Newspaper Association of America Drive Friendly. SP3 CARBON HIGH & fQ V information are invited to attend a presentation on Ibesday, September 24, 2002 at 7:30 p.m. at the basement of the Assumption Greek Orthodox Church 61 South 200 East, Price, Utah Fri., Sept. 20 Shadow Seafood TAKE OUT ORDERS FREE DELIVERY ALL DAY $100 First Prize 11m Vehrot Door Secood Prize Sports Bag with Goodies (aside v' lUrd Priio CMMcowpatoOf jMtCMMlarllMfwi $L00 Cow ImUm Fin and Tuesday, September 24, from 5:00 - 8:00 p.m. Midterm grades will be available. Parents, plan to attend. ' Don't Forget Saturday Sept. 28 School will not be held on Sbh ; , $25ttftCortiBctelo will be held Monday, September 23, Friday, September27. ShaliepfJ Dance Contest & I - Xr rrmij Guatemala Gty, Guatamala. Parties interested in adoption or additional Steak American PARE NT -- TEACHER . CONFERENCE i Price Philoptochos Society is sponsoring Geo Constantin, a representative of the Hogar Rafael Ayau Orphanage located in son-in-la- 1 stop sign requires a driver to STOP for three eeconde, even if the driver is only turning right. Best Primed Mb in town Chinese a. A red light or Worldwide, there are more than4, 000 daily, weekly and other newspapers online. FrWyWay.DrivcSafc,. pays to become - involved ATTENTION: Utahs Way the Tbrry Olsen; daughters, Sandy (Robert) Duncan; Tbri Layne; Kelly (David) Benning; granddaughters, Erin, Ashley, Kimberly and Laura. Burial to take place Saturday, Sept 21, 11a.m., at the Price Qty Cemetery under the direction of Mitchell Funeral Home. Grave dedication by David Benning, her w and bishop. Remember her and smile! 1 Did You Know? )MW . i Just as the vast majority of human beings tend to outgrow the clothes they wore in high school as they mature from students into adults, landscaping also tends to outgrow its petite younger years. Some plants grow larger than expected, while others may die. And 10 years later, landscapes may be more unrecognizable than Carbon County residents are in high school graduation pictures. or A make-ovmay be in order to improve the situation and revitalize the grounds around private residences. Tbo often, people assume that trees, shrubs and perennials will live forever. It is a false notion that once the trees, shrubs and perennials are planted and established, people have to leave them alone. Usually during (he first five years, plants grow and fill in their designated area. From years five to 10, the area looks great. From 10 years on, though, many plants start to outgrow the area and begin to look cluttered, overgrown and messy. Eventually, parts of the landscape will need to be replaced. is that the whole landscape The advantage of be to need does not replaced - it may just need some fine usually tuning. Plants may have died or trees have turned sunny areas into deep shade. Carbon County residents should consider the following suggestions for a landscape facelift. Avoid crowding. Crowding is the most common problem with older landscapes. When plants were first brought home in gallon containers, they looked small next to the house. Because of looking small, often they were planted too close together to make the landscape look full. As the years passed, however, the plants grew and matured. Eventually, the plants may have crowded each other, the house, the lawn and even the neighbors yard. Identify the plants that have reached a desirable size or are just starting to mature and look acceptable. These plants can become the focal point of the landscape, and the large, overgrown plants can slowly be removed. Come up with a plan to remove the older, unsightly plants and replace them with new ones. It may take anywhere from one to five years to renew the landscape and gradually eliminate the older plants. Some of the new varieties currently available in nurseries may be more attractive in the landscape or need less maintenance and care than what you currently have planted. This is a good time of year to visit the local nurseries and ask a certified nurseryman about options and new plants that may be available in the spring. Develop landscaping ideas and put them on paper to form a landscape master plan. Gather ideas from gardening magazines, catalogues and books. Then decide which plants are worth keeping and which need to be removed in the coming years. Dont forget to include the lawn as part of the landscape masterplan. Remember to apply a winterizing fertilizer in the fall. Snow and rain help move the nutrients into the soil while the roots are still active enough to absorb and store them until spring. Applying a winterizing fertilizer in the fall should insure green grass early in the spring. Completing the winterizing application during the fall will probably eliminate the need for local residents to fertilize the lawns again until May. ceive their original a (Cohen) Layne, popular ventriloquist of Ed Sullivan fame, in 1946 and settled in Northridge, Like Treasury bills, notes and bonds, U.S. savings bonds can help keep invested funds -- Monument She was born Oct 22, 1922 in Emery, and grew up with her brother, Tkny, and sister, Phyllis, in Price. She married Rickie 1 al BUNDERSON (nee Olsen) Cohen Layne passed away in West Hills, Calif., Sept ed account. inflation-- replacement er When investing in inflation-indexe- d securities, its important to keep certain tax implications in mind. With TIPS, invetors pay taxes on inflation adjusted gains before they receive their inflation adjustments to principal at maturity. Residents in the Castle Valley area may be able to alleviate the problem by investing in reTIPS through a tirement savings account, such as an individual retirement account (IRA). Using the strategy means people dont pay taxes on earnings until after they start withdrawing funds from their -- curity. LaRue Calif Mom attended Carbon High and Carbon College, where she excelled in drama and debate. She was a proud to serve 8S president of theAWS. ' Although mom lived in California, she always had a special place in her heart for Price, the ranch where she was raised and fire find memories she had grow-with all her wonderful menus. According to her wishes, she will be buried in Price cemetery next to her mother, Firances, and al purchase and remains unchanged for the life of the se- LaRue Layne WEST HILLS, longer. fixed-princip- sas. He was born April 25, 1972 in Delta to Ronald Archie Foulsen and Patricia Watts. Married Katherine Ann OGrady Jan. 12, 2002 in American Fork. Member of the Baptist Church. Member of BACA Robert enjoyed fishing, hunting and being with his children, Levi and Brittani. He also enjoyed auto mechanics and his truck. Robert loved to barbecue and was a good artist Survived by wife, Katherine Ann Poulsen, Price; two sons, Robert Tyler Poulsen, Wisconsin Rapids, Wise.; Levi Cole Poulsen, Price; one daughter. are purchased at a discount at their face value, and the full amount is received at maturity. So, for example, if an individual buys a $10,000 for $9,800, he or she would be paid $ 10,000 at the bills maturity, earning $200 on the investment. Treasury notes have maturities ranging from greater than one year up to 10 years. Treasury notes pay interest every six months until the security matures. Par value, is repaid when the security matures. Treasury bonds have the longest maturity of any bond issued by the U.S. Treasury, with terms of 10 years or T-b- ill Jack could be found working in his garden or on his Jeeps when he wasnt hunting or fishing. He will be dearly missed by his family and friends. Survived by two daughters, Kathleen (Linden) Laws, Swing den; Maty (Jeff) Myiup, Colo- USU Extension horticulturist interest paid also climb. T-bi-lls Minnie Antionette Oberto March 28, 1942 in Yuma, Ariz. She died July 19, 1993. Jack served in the U.S. Navy during World War IL He also worked in various coal mines in Carbon County and later became a federal mine inspector in Emery County prior to retirement. make-ove-r, By JERRY GOODSPEED US government m ls, home of canon. He was born June 20, 1920 in Castle Gate to James Brooks and Ola Hampson Marshall Married Dorthy ington; sisters-in-laWard, Provo; Rhona Martin, Lend money to (Continued from page 4A) Treasury bills, also known oblias are short-tergations with varying maturities of one year or less. Available in terms of 13 weeks, 26 weeks and 52 weeks, HELPER - John (Jack) requires 1A) When major state and local taxes are combined, Utah businesses paid 29 percent and households paid 71 percent. The majority of economists agree that businesses do not actually pay taxes. Businesses collect taxes and pass the costs on to customers in the form of higher prices, to workers in the form of lower wages or to shareholders in the form of lower profits. If the portion of state and local taxes paid by businesses were passed cm to households, the state and load portion of the Utah familys burden would be four percentage points higher, raising it to 32 percent Since state and local taxes tend to be regressive, a disproportionate share of the increase would be borne by lower income households. Some financial analysts, believe that if the hidden taxes that result from federal business taxes were added to the state and local hidden taxes, the Utah family tax burden more of total would jump from 32 percent tq 35 percent or ' associations the concluded study. income, ceded in death by her husband of 47 years, Chester A. Arthur Simms; a daughter, Chesta Lavern Simms; her parents, Ernest and CARBON COUNTYDEN-VER- , Colo. - Delma Lavern Simms passed from this world Determining when landscaping Calculates tax, income ratios: 350 ' . E. 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