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FOX CHASE TRAVEL CLUB & BENSALEM SENIOR CITIZENS' ASSOCIATION May 27 to 31. Rail and sail New England. $685 (double), includes round-trip motorcoach transportation, tips, accommodations in Mystic, Conn., and Dover, N.H., nine meals, Boston city tour, three cruises and more. Final payment due April 5. 215-742-3898, 215-884-3820.
ST. LEO'S COUNCIL #1294 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS April 7. Baltimore. Annual Orioles Express takes in the Baltimore Orioles vs. Minnesota Twins game. $50, includes bus and game ticket. 215-704-6035 (cell), 215-725-3180.
GOLDEN FRIENDS April 8 to 12. Villa Roma, New York Catskills. $469, includes shows, daily activities, music, entertainment and meals. 215-335-2287.
ST. JEROME'S SENIORS (JEMS) April 8 to 12. Villa Roma, N.Y. $449 double occupancy, includes accommodations, most meals, entertainment and more. 215-333-2785, 215-743-1035, 215-338-3787.
RESURRECTION SENIORS April 9. Sight & Sound. $120, includes transportation, "Noah," and lunch at Hershey Farms. 215-725-6892.
TLA RHAWNHURST April 11. Sight & Sound, Lancaster. $100, includes "Noah" and dinner at Shady Maple. 215-743-6708.
ST. JAMES ALUMNI ASSOCIATION April 15 to 22. Tour the Grand Canyon, Sedona, Lake Powell, Bryce Canyon and Zion National Park. Prices from $2,199 per person, double occupancy, includes roundtrip air, deluxe motorcoach, escorted tour, lodging and 10 meals and more. Trip is open to the public. 610-566-1080.
MATERNITY B.V.M. SENIORS AND MAKIN' MEMORIES WITH CAYE April 16. "A Day in Tuscany" at Woodlock Pines, Hawley, Pa. $86, includes bus, baked goods and beverage upon arrival, full-course meal with beer and wine, cheese tasting, entertainment, activities and boat ride (weather permitting). 215-342-5038.
FAR NORTHEAST SENIOR CITIZENS, INC. April 17. American Music Theatre. Package includes bus, lunch at Shady Maple and "Broadway Now and Forever" show. Members $80, non-members $85. 215-673-7734.
RESURRECTION SENIORS April 25. Penns Peak, Jim Thorpe. $85, includes family-style lunch and show, "Ragdoll," a tribute to Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons. 215-725-6892.
VOGT SENIORS April 26 to 28. Virginia. $350, includes bus, hotel, visits to Virginia International Tattoo, Norfolk Botanical Garden, Parade of Nations and some meals. 215-332-2554.
TLA FEASTERVILLE May 7. Rainbow Dinner Theatre. $78, includes buffet and show, "Fun Between the Covers." Reserve by April 29. 215-598-3227.
ST. JAMES ALUMNI ASSOCIATION May dates available for Disneyworld. Choose 4 days/3 nights or 5 days/4 nights, from $749 per person for a family of four (two adults and two children), including air. Trip is open to the public. 610-566-1080.
GOLDEN FRIENDS May 14. Ace in the Hole, N.J. $79, includes Four Aces show, cocktail before the show and lunch. 215-335-2287.
RESURRECTION SENIORS May 15 to 17. Woodlock Pines in the Poconos. $392 double, $364 triple and $448 single. Price includes lodging, six meals, nightly entertainment, activities and more. Reservations accepted through April. 215-725-6892.
DELAIRE LANDING LEISURE TIMERS May 16. $47, includes bus, lunch at Petite Passion Restaurant and mural arts guided tour. 215-969-1994, 215-637-1699.
BRISTOL CULTURAL AND HISTORICAL FOUNDATION May 19 to 23. Charleston, S.C. $470 per person double occupancy, includes bus, lodging, six meals, tours, free time in Charleston City Market, taxes and tips. 215-788-9408.
TLA FEASTERVILLE June 4. Hunterdon Hills Dinner Theatre. $72, includes lunch and show, "Wake up Darling." Reserve by May 24. 215-598-3227.
ST. JEROME'S SENIORS (JEMS) May 27 to 30. Niagara Falls. $425 double occupancy, includes six meals, guided tours of Niagara and Toronto, Maid of the Mist and more. A passport is required. 215-333-2785, 215-743-1035.
BRIDESBURG PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH June 27. Sight & Sound Theater, Lancaster. Adults (19 and older) $100, teens (13 to 18) $85, children (3 to 12) $70. Package includes transportation, show and all-you-can-eat buffet lunch at Hershey Farms Restaurant. Full payment due by May 30. 215-901-5061.
GIBBONS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION June 1. New York. Package includes bus, free time, "Motown," the new hit musical, and dinner in New York. 215-674-3863, 215-722-8825.
KLEIN JCC June 2. New York. See "Kinky Boots," a musical from Cyndi Lauper and Harvey Fierstein. Members $145, all others $155. Transportation is included. Departure inf.: 215-698-7300, Ext. 176.
ST. JEROME'S SENIORS (JEMS) June 5. American Music Theatre, Lancaster. $80, includes show and lunch at Shady Maple. 215-333-2785, 215-743-1035, 215-338-3787.
OUR LADY OF CONSOLATION SENIORS June 9 to 13. Wildwood, N.J. $410, double occupancy, includes accommodations at Compass Motel and all meals. 215-338-2449.
SISTERHOOD OF TEMPLE MENORAH KENESETH CHAI June 17 to 21. Pine Grove Dude Ranch in New York. $390 (double), includes everything. 215-725-2002, 215-941-8145.
ST. JEROME'S SENIORS (JEMS) June 26. Bristol Riverside Theatre. $80, includes show and dinner at Georgine's. 215-333-2785, 215-743-1035, 215-338-3787.
ST. JEROME LADIES GUILD July 18. Bucks County Playhouse. $85, includes bus, lunch at Cock & Bull, show ("And the World Goes Around") and visit to Peddlers Village. 215-821-3393, 215-742-1866.
GOLDEN FRIENDS Sept. 30 to Oct. 5. Myrtle Beach, S.C. $700, includes ocean-view room, dinner show, breakfast and dinner, and more. Final payment due by Aug. 9. 215-335-2287.
ST. JEROME LADIES GUILD Aug. 22. Bristol Riverside Theatre. $82, includes bus, lunch at Georgine's and "Broadway Collection." 215-821-3393, 215-742-1866.
HOLY REDEEMER VILLAGE Sept. 16 to 20. Pine Dude Ranch. $384 per person, double occupancy or $484 single, includes bus, meals, cocktail party, entertainment and more. 215-947-3542.
DELAIRE LANDING LEISURE TIMERS Sept. 19 to 25. Chicago. $759.95 per person, double occupancy. Package includes transportation, accommodations, 10 meals, escorted guided tours and more. 215-612-7909, 215-969-1994.
FOX CHASE TRAVEL CLUB & BENSALEM SENIOR CITIZENS' ASSOCIATION Nov. 18 to 22. Myrtle Beach, S.C. $680 per person, double occupancy, includes bus, accommodations, eight meals, holiday shows and more. Final payment due by Sept. 20. 215-742-3898 215-884-3820.
ST. MARTIN'S SENIORS New Orleans. Oct. 12 to 20. $1,070, includes lodging, stops in Chattanooga and Atlanta, 17 meals and sightseeing. 215-535-7135.
MATERNITY B.V.M. SENIORS AND MAKIN' MEMORIES WITH CAYE Oct. 20. New York. $169, includes bus, "Flashdance" and lunch at Lambertville Train Station. Snack stop at Mastori's on your own. 215-342-5038.
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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
What a tragic week this has been. As I sit to write it is Saturday afternoon. Beginning last Saturday, my friend Jace Vetere was laid to rest after a tragic motorcycle accident.
On Monday the tragic shootings of Virginia Tech rocked the nation. Several hundreds lost their life in Iraq due to those ever present suicide bombers.
Yesterday, Friday I was going into Price to attend a junior high track meet at the Carbon High School. As I approached the first stop light I saw a small spiral of smoke rising into the sky. I thought maybe someone was burning weeds or something and decided I would stop and check it out as I got closer. As I drove up Carbon Avenue it became apparent the smoke was coming from a trailer in the trailer park. I parked along the road and with camera in hand went to see what was happening and to see if I could be of any assistance.
The trailer was just beginning to blaze. I quickly learned a small child was still in the trailer. The fire department wasn't there yet. The mother had carried two children out to safety before I arrived and went back in to get the two year old, but the fire was so intense she couldn't locate the child.
The mother was so distraught at not being able to locate her child. No one could enter the trailer, four men who happened upon the fire or lived near also tried to get in to find the baby.
I have never felt such a feeling of total despair and helplessness knowing there was no way in to get the baby and knowing his life was being taken by the fire at that very moment.
I know we have a merciful Father in Heaven and this baby has been swept up to live with Him. But, this poor family, what grief they will have to endure in the time ahead.
So many things go through your mind at a time like this. I wish I could have been just a little sooner happening by there. Maybe I could have helped the mother get the baby out. Just a few minutes sooner, maybe I shouldn't have stopped at the credit union. Maybe I shouldn't have read my emails before leaving to work to go to the track meet. But, it was not to be.
Being one of the first people there, one of the police officers asked me to take the mother to the street. The firefighters had arrived and two of them were suiting up to enter the trailer to find the child while others were working on containing the fire.
The distraught mother was in shock and I helped her to the street and stayed with her as she made a cell phone call to her husband who was at work. I know it was hard for him to understand what she was saying as she just screamed into the phone. I almost asked her if she wanted me to talk to him, but she finally got the information out to him.
How one phone call can change your whole life, how going to class one morning can be the last thing you ever do. Our world is ever changing and sometimes you wonder if the bad things out number the good. But, then I am an idealist and I hope the bad will never outweigh the good.
The people of Price have started a fund for the Wyatt family who lost everything in the fire. People are reaching out to help. The baby can never be replaced, but his memory can be kept alive.
I later returned to the fire scene to see if the cause had been determined and I talked to the fire chief. Cousins of the family pulled up to the trailer and I asked him the baby's name and he said his name was Weston and he would have been two on April 29. I told him I too, have a son born on April 29. How hard to lose a child under any circumstances, but to lose a child in this way must be excruciating.
I hope this poor mother does not blame herself. I know she did everything she could possibly do to save this baby. Sometimes we do all we can do and it isn't enough. This is when our Creator picks up the pieces and helps us go on. She must continue to live for herself, her husband and her other children and because life is for those of us who continue to be alive; even when the day is bleak and it feels so useless. There is someone out there who needs us. Someone we can help. If I have learned one thing from this fire, it is that life is so precious. We must live every day to the fullest. We must help everyone we can along the way. This is truly why we are here to try to make a difference in someone's life.
Back to a week ago when they laid Jace to rest. What a hero he was, what an example of what we should be in our lives. He truly loved everyone, he loved adventure, he loved life. What better way to pay tribute to those who have died than to keep going and to embrace life and live it.


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Huntington will host a fundraiser on April 16 at 5 p.m. at the Canyon View Junior High. There will be a BBQ pork dinner and an auction. There are at least 14 members of the Huntington/Lawrence area at this time fighting cancer. Proceeds raised will go to help with medical expenses. That morning they will be taking donations for a yard sale beginning between 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m. at Canyon View Junior High. The yard sale begins at 1 p.m. Items are needed for the yard sale, bake sale and auction. Please support this fundraiser. There are future plans for a golf tournament, trap shooting contest and a concert in the park during the summer to continue fundraising. The Huntington Youth City Council will be selling pizza coupons from BKs and homemade glazed doughnuts. There will be a bake sale during the auction as well.
A fun run will be hosted that morning at 9 a.m. beginning at the Huntington City Park all proceeds will go to the cancer fundraiser. Call Julie Jones 749-0674 and RuthAnn Ekker 749-1233 with questions.
In addition to the other activities a Zumba-thon is planned for April 9 at Canyon View Junior High from 9-11 a.m. Check in at 8:30 a.m.
Come party for a good cause for two hours or as long as you want. Registration at the door $10. Contact Cheryl at 687-9317. Bring your own water and snacks will be provided.
Cancer is an indiscriminate disease which can strike anyone at any time. Huntington/Lawrence has been particularly hard hit as of late. Two cancer survivors undergoing treatment at this time are LaRae Majors for breast cancer and BreAnne Simmons for cervical cancer. These tough ladies took a moment to speak about the disease and the changes brought into their lives by having cancer.
Majors said she was having some discomfort under her arm pit. She thought she had pulled a muscle or maybe she was just getting old. She went in for a MRI but it wasn't until a biopsy was completed that she found out it was cancer. She said she kind of drug her feet from the time of the MRI to the biopsy and too much time passed. She didn't think cancer could happen to her because she had been healthy her whole life. The doctor told her it was genetics. You can't change your genetics. The lump was two centimeters to start with and by the time the removal of the lump took place it had grown to 6.5 centimeters in eight months. "I was really in denial and refused to follow-up with treatment. The doctor asked if it would bother me to have cancer and I said no, but that's not what it is. But, they did the biopsy and it was cancer and it had to come out. I really didn't have any symptoms. My shoulder ached a bit, but I help the kids in the gym with their gymnastics and I thought it was sore from working in the gym. And, I thought maybe I'm just getting old. I have been bad about getting mammograms. But this cancer wasn't in the breast, it was way under my chest cavity well under the arm pit. I recommend that all ladies have their mammograms. When they did the surgery they did a complete mastectomy, but no cancer was found in the breast it was deep under my armpit. It's been a crazy ride. I have had chemotherapy and that totally knocked me down. I had no energy. You would start feeling a little better, then it was time for another treatment. I go to the radiologist on Monday to find out if I need radiation treatments. I've always felt that I'm a tough old broad and I told my daughter this wasn't going to kill me. I've still got too much left to do. I was feeling so low that they did have to give me four units of blood and after that I perked up. After 7-10 days after a treatment is when you're the most vulnerable. Chemo really just kills your body, all your hair falls out, I lost my nails. Chemo, I know affects everyone differently, but I was really sick. My cancer was stage three when it was found. I am getting stronger each day with a little more energy each day. I am working in the studio a little bit now. It's been quite a trip. I have had so much support. My family and friends, employees have all been so great. The food, flowers and prayers have been so appreciated. You don't really realize how much other people are important in your life. The cards and letters of support, it's really been amazing," said Majors.
Breanne Simmons said she wasn't feeling well and it was time for her yearly pap smear. She recommends all ladies get their yearly testing done. It's so important for catching cancer early. Her doctor knew something was wrong, when he completed the examination. When the biopsy came back it was cancer of the cervix. Her cancer was in stage 1B. They don't know why she contracted cancer. It was something viral. It was caught early. There was a large tumor on the cervix. Surgery was performed immediately. A complete hysterectomy was completed. Simmons has just recently completed radiation. She was referred to the Huntsman Cancer Institute where they reviewed her case. Because the tumor was so big and she was feverish when she went in for the surgery, they determined she should have radiation.
Both Simmons and Majors don't know why they contracted cancer, Majors is 68 years old and Simmons will be 32 soon. Majors said she envisions cancer as being like a Pacman on a video game, that enters your body and eats all the good cells. "The cells in your body are always replacing themselves. The cancer grows and grows. It can happen to anyone at any time," said Majors.
Simmons has completed her radiation treatments now and has to go back every few months for testing to make sure she remains free of cancer. They tested her lymph nodes and they are cancer free. Simmons is starting to feel better, but she has had pain in her legs and her bladder isn't functioning properly. When organs are removed from the body, it takes the body awhile to readjust and begin functioning again. With the radiation treatments she became a little sick, but she's mostly very tired. "I had people drive me back and forth to treatments so I could get back as soon as possible to be with my girls. I have four daughters. This has been a very difficult time. I was also going through a divorce at the time my cancer was found, so emotionally it's been very draining. I've had so much help from my girls and my family and my church community. I've tried to go to all my girl's activities and continue a normal life as much as possible, but it's been hard. I still have a lot left to do in my life and I keep on going. A good attitude is helpful as you battle something like cancer," said Simmons.
Majors plans to walk in the 5K on April 16, "I'm going to try it," she said.
Statistics involving Emery County and cancer include: in Emery County Between 2003-07 there were 39 incidences of cancer per year. The recent trend is stable. This death rate is below the US rate. The average deaths per year (2003-2007) is 15. The annual death rate (2003-2007) is 144.0 per 100,000 with a 95 percent confidence interval from 113.0 to 180.9
In comparison with Salt Lake County. The recent trend is falling. This death rate is below the US rate. The average deaths per year (2003-2007) is 992 The annual death rate (2003-2007) is 139.9 per 100,000 with a 95 percent confidence interval from 135.9 to 143.9.
In comparing the cancer rate deaths in Emery County to Salt Lake County there is a 4.1 higher percentage rate of deaths from cancer in Emery County than Salt Lake County for the indicator years 2003-2007; the latest years for which the data is complete.
In comparing cancer data with other counties in Utah, Emery County was found to be in the middle; with 13 counties having a higher cancer rate and 15 counties a lower cancer rate. Cancer deaths in Emery County are lower than in surrounding Carbon, Sevier and Sanpete counties.


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On Jan. 5, 2005, Pfc. Jared Malone, a graduate of Emery High School, was awarded the Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal for heroic action while serving in Operation Iraqi Freedom II. Pfc. Malone received the award for action in Iraq on June 25, 2004.
On that date, Pfc. Malone's M1A1 tank platoon was called into action as an Armor Quick Reaction Force to reinforce a traffic control point under attack by enemy forces. During the initial moments of the engagement with the enemy, Pfc. Malone's .50 caliber machine gun was damaged by enemy fire and his tank's main gun was disabled. While receiving small arms, mortar and RPG fire from the enemy in the surrounding buildings, Pfc. Malone exposed himself to the enemy fire for several minutes to change ammunition boxes for the .50 caliber machine gun. His actions allowed his tank to continue to engage the enemy firing on the Marine infantry positions and were crucial to the defeat of the enemy force attacking the traffic control point.
Pfc. Malone was deployed to Iraq from April to October 2004 as part of the Marine Corps unit deployment plan. Under this plan, units are assigned to Iraq for six-seven months then they return to the stateside base for six-12 months before returning to Iraq. He is currently stationed at 29 Palms, Calif. His tank platoon will return to Iraq later this year as part of the Marine Corps rotation plan.
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Unnamed sources speaking with Bloomberg News say the hedge-fund manager is considering relocating to Puerto Rico for tax reasons, to benefit from a new law that the wire says lets new residents pay no local or U.S. federal taxes on capital gains.
The story goes on to relate, via those unnamed sources, that Paulson & Co.would remain in New York:
Paulson, 57, recently looked at real estate in the exclusive Condado neighborhood of San Juan, where an 8,379- square-foot penthouse, complete with six underground parking spaces, lists for $5 million. The area is home to St. John's School, a private English-language academy where he and his wife could send their two children, said the people, who asked not to be named because the discussions were private.
Paulson's firm declined to comment on his personal plans.
"While we have looked at real estate investments in Puerto Rico, we have not made any investments," Paulson & Co. said in a statement. The firm is one of the largest holders of Popular Inc., which owns the biggest lender in Puerto Rico, and it runs a $300 million real estate fund that has properties in Florida, Nevada, Arizona, California, Colorado and Hawaii.
Paulson's funds have suffered the slump in the price of gold and gold-related investment lately, including a reported 18% February drop in Paulson's Gold Fund. Paulson & Co. is the single biggest owner of the SPDR Gold Trust (GLD), the popular gold exchange-traded fund, with more than 5% of outstanding shares. Last quarter, his hedge funds held onto positions in gold miners such as Anglogold Ashanti (AU), Barrick Gold (ABX), Novagold Resources (NG), and Agnico Eagle Mines Ltd. (AEM).


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Is looking for people interested in umpiring Cal Ripken, Babe Ruth, and softball games. Those interested in helping out with our youth programs can call Emery County Recreation at 381-2108 for more information.A training session will be given to all those that are interested. Get involved and let others benefit from your service.
Sign ups will be Feb. 22 through March 5 online at emerycountybaberuth.com. If you prefer to pay with cash or by check you may do so at the Emery County Recreation office. Make checks payable to Emery County Cal Ripken League. Cost for registration is as follows: $45 for rookies, 7-8 year olds, $55 for minors, 9-10 year olds and majors, 11-12 year olds. Parents signing up for Castle Dale are responsible for purchasing gray baseball pants. A signup will be held March 2 from 5-7 p.m. at the recreation center in Castle Dale.
The monthly team captain meetings will be the first Tuesday of the month. The next meeting is: March 2 at 6 p.m. at the Emery County Courthouse-second floor 75 E. Main Street. Prior and potential team captains, businesses, cancer survivors, church groups, clubs, organizations and youth groups to attend. For more details contact Amanda Bjarnson at 749-1516.
Thank you to everyone that attended relationship speaker Matt Townsend last week We have additional books available. If you would like a copy of this book they are $12 and can be purchased at the USU Extension Office, 75 East Main #114, Castle Dale.
Feb. 26 at noon upstairs in the courthouse. Are you having trouble juggling your new year's resolution to live a healthier lifestyle and eat better? Come join us for an hour of motivation presented by Anna Thayn of Grand County. Anna has lost more than 100 lbs. without the aid of surgery, pills or special diets---just healthier habits. (Even if you don't need to lose weight, chances are that you could use a little help steering yourself to healthier eating habits...yes??) Please bring $2 for your lunch and handouts.
The Huntington City 2010 dog licenses are now due. Proof of current rabies vaccination must be presented before license can be issued. Deadline for dog licenses is March 1. Dog licenses may be purchased at the Huntington City Fire Station on the following dates: Feb. 27-9:30 a.m. to noon (Brett Griggs D.V.M.).
The Emery High School Rodeo Team is sponsoring an indoor yard sale, March 13, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Emery County Recreation Building in Castle Dale. Booth Rental - $25. Booth space is limited so call early to reserve a spot. Craft vendors welcome. Contact: Dawnette Gordon at 749-9095 or 687-2204.
Learn how to tie flies like a pro starting March 2 for five weeks. $20 registration fee includes nearly all supplies. Register at Emery County Recreation Office before March 1.
Orangeville City rabies and licensing clinic will be held on Feb. 27 at the New Fire Station 10 a.m.-12 noon. 2010 Dog tags are available at the city hall, please bring in your rabies information when licensing your dog. $8 for altered dogs and $25 for unaltered dog. All dogs need to be licensed in the city, house dogs and outside dogs by March 1. After March 1 there will be a late fee of $25 per dog.
The White Wash Sand Dunes open OHV area will be closed for filming for approximately one week in late May, early June 2010. The Ruby Ranch Road, as well as all the other roads and trails in the area will remain open for visitor use. For example, the roads and trails in the Crystal Geyser area will be available for motorized use, and may be used as an alternative to the White Wash Sand Dunes. Filming dates are subject to change. Please check for updates posted at www.discovermoab.com/atv.htm before planning a trip to the White Wash Sand Dunes. For additional information you may contact the Moab to Monument Valley Film Commission at 435-259-4341 or email@example.com
Registration is now open for the April 10, 2010 ACT achievement test. Students who wish to take the college admission and placement exam must register before March 5.
The cost for the ACT test without writing is $32. When combined with the optional ACT Writing Test, the total cost is $47. Students who qualify may apply for a fee waiver through their high school counselor.
Governor Gary Herbert will speak at the Emery County Republican Party Lincoln Day Dinner on Feb. 24 6 PM at the San Rafael Museum, Castle Dale, Menu: Rib Eye Steak or Turkey Mignon, $25 per plate. Everyone is invited to meet the candidates and participate. RSVP to Bill Dellos 748-2488 by Feb. 19, 2010.
Will be holding amateur radio operator training and upgrade classes starting Wednesday February 10 at 6:30 p.m. in the Emery County Sheriffs office. Call Brett Mills 749-9012 for details.
Will start February amateur radio operator classes at CEU in Price, Utah.
Call Ross Sacco 613-5201 for times and dates.
The San Rafael Piecemakers Quilt Guild is issuing a Call for Entries for the 2nd Annual Coal Country Quilt Show to be held March 19 & 20 at the Fairgrounds Event Center in Price. All quilts, contemporary or antique, are welcome. For more information call Michelle Anderson 435/749-9445.
Cleveland Town will sponsor a Rabies Clinic on Sat. February 27, 2010, from 1:30 to 3 p.m. at the Cleveland Cemetery Storage Building, 200 N. 600 E. in Cleveland. Dr. Griggs will be the vet this year. All dogs are required to have a current rabies shot before they can be licensed for the new year. All dogs must be licensed by March 1,2010. Dog licenses are $5 for spayed or neutered, $15 if not. All dogs owner are encouraged to take advantage of this clinic. This will be the only clinic held this year. Late fees will be assessed after March 1, 2009.
A beginners golf class will be held Feb. 25 and run through April 1 at 6 p.m. at the Emery County Recreation Center for ages 8 through 99. This class will teach you golf terminology, etiquette, how to use clubs and much more information. A $25 fee is required. Bring your clubs with you. If you don't have clubs, they will be provided.
Sponsors and golf clubs and cash donations are welcome.
The class will be taught by Jordan Leonard and Carl Sitterud.
Register at Emery County Recreation before Feb. 22.
For more information, contact Emery County Recreation at 381-2108.
Come join the Millsite Golf Academy and enjoy a great sport.
Price, Utah-The Bureau of Land Management, Utah, Price Field Office will host a public meeting to discuss the development of a site stewardship program for the West Tavaputs Plateau, which includes Nine Mile Canyon. The meeting is scheduled for March 3, from 6:00-8:00 p.m., in the Carbon County Event Center conference room located at 450 South Fairgrounds Way, Price, Utah.
A site stewardship program allows trained volunteers the opportunity to work with professional archaeologists to protect archaeological and historical resources by visiting sites regularly to record visual observations. Stewardship volunteers are members of the public who are exceptionally interested in the ongoing protection and preservation of cultural resources.
Development of a site stewardship program is one of the measures included within the West Tavaputs Plateau Natural Gas Full Field Development Programmatic Agreement, which was finalized on Jan. 5, 2010. The purpose of this agreement is to protect cultural resources on West Tavaputs, while permitting orderly and environmentally-responsible natural gas development.
For more information on development of the site stewardship program, please contact Tyler Ashcroft at (435) 636-3613.
March 6 - 50 bird individual handicap shoot. Must be signed up by 6:30 p.m.
For more information call: Jeremy - 749-9768, Jason - 609-0047, Eric - 749-0432 or Bummer - 749-2287.
There will be food handler's classes for all persons working in restaurants, bars, nursing homes, school cafeterias, convenience stores or deli's. Classes will be taught in Price at Southeastern Utah District Health Dep't. located at 28 S. 100 E. at 9 a.m. 4 p.m. & 7 p.m. on March 16.
In Castle Dale at 25 W. Main at 4 p.m. & 7 p.m. on March 17.
Emery County 4-H family photos on March 5, 6, and 7 at the Emery County building, upstairs at 75 Main Street in Castle Dale. For a 16x20 $10, other sizes will be available. This is a great 4-H fundraiser. Support 4-H, learn how you can get your entire picture packet free. Call the extension office at 381-2381 for an appointment.
The Salt Lake Children's Choir is now in its 30th year and is planning a 30th Anniversary Gala Concert for Saturday, May 15, 2010 in Abravanel Hall. They are in the process of forming an Alumni choir and don't have current contact information for all choir alumni and are hopeful that through this announcement they can reach as many former choir members as possible. All those interested should reply to email@example.com (indicating preferred vocal parts) or call (801) 566-0922.
Your local medicare counselor may be able to help.
Is your yearly individual income $16,245 or less?
Are your individual assets limited to $12,510 or less?
Do you have questions regarding your current Rx plan?
If you answered yes to any of these questions contact your local Medicare Counselor for an appointment by calling 1-435-637-4268 ext. 714.
My name is Elmer Mirza, and I am a 27 years old male from Salt Lake City.
I have been seraching for a kidney donor for almost two years and don't seem to find any.
I was diagnosed with a kidney failure two years ago.
I would really appreciate if someone would be willing to give the gift of life, I would be very grateful if they could contact my transplant coordinator Barbara Middlemiss at 801-879-2318.
Would you like to help make a story on a page come to life on the stage?
Then Community Theatre needs you!
We need: DIRECTORS, costumers, make-up helpers, construction crews, backstage helpers, musicians, choreographers.
We are looking at doing fun shows such as "Newsies", "Jungle Book", and "Honk."
If you are interested in helping out in any of these areas please call Tricia Erickson 381-2019 leave a message if no answer.
Youth City Council has a new advisor, Carmen Humphrey. The council is open to youth in Orangeville 7 through 12 grades.
Applications are available at the city hall, library and at Emery High School. Please come and join in for the fun and opportunities that are available to the youth. You can contact Carmen at 748-5674 or call city hall 748-2651.
Come join the Huntington Youth City Council. Great opportunities to serve your community and learn leadership skills. You can even qualify for college scholarships. For more information contact Julie Jones at (435) 687-9744.


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The most important part of any successful practice is a satisfied patient. My staff and I will make every effort to make your visit comfortable and informative. We strive to be educated about the latest information and technology available to our patients. Our main concern is that our patients are completely satisfied with their results. We believe that the purpose of our endeavors is to build a satisfying, long-term relationship with our patients, and blend this association with the many opportunities we offer patients for realizing their goals.
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Dr. Waldorf specializes in a wide range of procedures, while continuing to educate herself of the latest developments in Plastic Surgery. Dr. Waldorf is an active member of the Cleft Palate Team at Legacy Emanuel Children's Hospital and St. Vincent's, serving to surgically correct cleft lip and palate deformities.
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video chat..?? arc does not have a front facing camera
nop, but if you use skype you can use the rear camera for videochat and you can see them if they have a rear and/or front facing camera
"I'd rather be hated for who I am, than loved for who I am not." Kurt Cobain (1967-1994)
You read my post?
"Once i had a dream about connecting my phone with the plasma via HDMI, and do videochatting 40 inch wide. Not with Gtalk, currently."
Videochatting with the HDMI out still shouldn't be a problem. but a great option to do. I wish...
I've switched between the ICS beta and 2.3.4 this week and there are no limitations. I used Wotanclient to go back to GB as an experiment and it worked fine.
I've been running the ICS beta on my Arc S. At first I was *blown away* but after a few weeks some things started to worry me:
I switched to a custom ICS ROM (Arconium) for a while as it supported supercharging the launcher which fixed the reloads ... but ... music and UI speed were still poor.
So, a couple of days ago I went back to GB (the .42 release using Wotan - what an amazing *free* service!) and ... yikes ... the speed difference is much better than I'd remembered.
Once back on GB I installed the Xperia S launcher and music player. So far I haven't had a single stutter playing my music - even while browsing, using FB, etc. Plus my phone looks fresh - new clock and weather widgets, Xperia S themes, etc.
When ICS is released I will install it and give it another go but unless there are some serious perfomance changes when compared to the beta then I think there are going to be some very disappointed users. And based on the comments I've read about no OTA update, etc. I think it's safe to say that Sony know this too.
However, there will be custom ROMs available that will be tweaked to increase perfomance and memory usage - but you'll only benefit from this if you root your device or, if you want to try a ROM with a non-Sony kernel, unlock your bootloader. I've unlocked mine but it's not for the faint-hearted!
My next phone won't be a Sony. The only device I will get in future will be the official "Google Phone" as a) they always get the latest updates, b) are very easy to root and c) they don't have a locked bootloader - you can enable fastboot support very easily.
I love my Arc S but it's not powerful enough - they should of put more RAM in it IMHO.
Yikes. The comments on the blog post about GB vs. ICS do not make for comfortable reading.
Sony could lose a few customers over this.
Some comments ask why they don't release Android 2.3.7 with the NXT UI (Xperia S launcher, music player, widgets) for 2011 phones. Having used some of these new apps myself I think it would be a good idea and might claw back some respect. But I don't think it will happen.
ok thanks for confimation
leave it , i got confused
so you cleared our doubts.. the red highlighted parts above are true..
so this is finaly what i am going to do...
stay on GB + root + add custom ics widgets....
what else can be done.. i have xperia arc , and not arc s so there will be a minimum months gap and as rec said , forum might be full of complaints.... lets see.. another 20 days and we'll see..
Nexus S have 1GHZ and 512 RAM and can run ICS with no Problem, but UI is not heavily skinned.
Xperia Neo L comes with ICS out of the Box but also It share's the same specs for Xperia 2011 1GHZ and a 512 RAM but it is also skinned with NXT UXP.
They still have a month to fully optimized Android 4.0.3 for Xperia 2011 and not giving as dilemma of choosing their Gingerbread 2.3.4/2.3.7 and Ice Cream Sandwich 4.0.3
this is confusing
but I hope they will also release Gingerbread 2.3.7 or newer version for Xperia 2011 if we are to update and choose between the 2 Android versions 2.3.x/4.0.x and we can upgrade/downgrade to try them out


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Remember the three Ws – who, when, and why – when tracking roof traffic and potential damage.
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Funding problems may stop aquatic center project
The Tri-Cities Regional Public Facilities district has a new potential location for a regional aquatic center, but funding problems could stop the project.
Board members originally hoped to build the aquatic center at the TRAC, until county commissioners took the facility off the market.
Last night, Pasco's city manager told the PFD the aquatic center could be built at another location between roads 68 and 100.
But if it is built there, the City of Pasco would not be able to kick in $200,000 annually toward operating costs as it would have been able to do at the TRAC.
PFD members say without that money, they may consider pursuing another project, like a Performing Arts Center.
"And the difference, the new project, the Performing Arts Center, has zero operating costs associated with it to the regional PFD. We have to consider that, because we don't want tax payers paying operating costs if we don't have to. We'd rather use the money to get the kind of facility that's good for the community" said Steve Young, Kennewick's mayor.
Regional PFD members hope to have the proposed project finalized within six weeks.
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"Because it needs to be here. People need to know their history," said Mary McCune, a member of the National Military Heritage Society - the group that acts as the board of directors for the museum. "As they say, you're doomed to repeat it if you don't know it."
The museum's long-time executive director Frank Flesher passed away in January.
But the volunteers who see to the upkeep of Flesher's collection of uniforms and models and all sorts of military memorabilia say that the death of the museum's founder will not be the death of the museum.
"We've talked about it for the past year," said volunteer and Coast Guard vet Alvan Ellis. "What are we going to do when Frank leaves? We all said, well we're going to keep it going."
McCune, herself a veteran of the Vietnam era, agrees.
"He was proud of being in the military; and the job he did and what he did. And he felt that everybody else should feel the same way!" she said.
In the 1970s McCune worked in Fort Hood, Texas, repairing military helicopters.
She and the other dedicated volunteers are now rearranging the exhibits and preparing for reopening; they're preparing to keep military heritage alive in St. Joseph.
"I retired so I've got time on my hands. It's something to do, to keep me busy," McCune said with a smile.
The museum has tens of thousands of artifacts, but they're not all out for the public to see.
In the coming weeks, volunteers hope to spruce the place up, organize the messy parts, and turn it into the museum they know it can be.
The National Military Heritage Society is still looking for more volunteers to help with the organizing efforts.
Eager parties can come into the museum during normal hours to apply.
They hope to have the museum up and running again by early March.
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By COREY BLUEMELStaff Writer
Emery Town held a public hearing to begin the recent council meeting. Mayor Mike Williams explained that the hearing was for the purpose of updating the 2005 budget. If the changes are accepted, this will be the final budget for the year. June 30 marks the end of this fiscal year and Emery will soon be writing the new budget.
"Emery is in good shape," said Mayor Williams. "This looks good and we have not had any surprises this year. We expect several expenditures before the fiscal year ends, but those are in the budget and if there are no changes, this will be our final budget." There were no comments or questions, and the council approved the amended budget.
Mayor Williams announced that he had been to the Community Impact Board meeting and had requested the funding for the three debris basins to the southwest of the town. "I am very pleased to announce that the CIB gave us a full grant to have the work done. The amount of the grant was $587,000, and I recently visited with Johansen and Tuttle Engineering where the bid opening was held. We received three bids, one from W.W. Clyde, one from Brown Brothers Construction and one from Nielson Construction. Of the three bids, the low bidder was Nielson Construction and I recommend awarding the contract to them," said Williams. The council approved awarding the bid to Nielson Construction.
Several council members opened the topic of ATVs on the city's streets. There is an ordinance in place regarding the use of ATVs and many people are not abiding by the rules of the ordinance. The ordinance states that all regular traffic laws must be obeyed in the operation of ATVs and many of the riders are speeding and running stop signs. Many of the younger riders are not wearing helmets, and this is in violation of the state statute.
The council decided to become more aware and watch for riders who are not obeying the ordinance and to call law enforcement.
If the rider is under the age of 16 and is not in direct supervision of an adult, the parents can be cited. If the rider is a licensed vehicle operator who is 16 or older, they can also be cited. Residents of Emery need to be aware of the ordinance and its stipulations, and then be willing to report anyone who is in violation of the regulations.
Everyone needs to be willing to call the sheriff's office and report those they can identify.
Mayor Williams announced a policy clarification concerning donations which are made by the city to groups or individuals. "We are required to have the donations listed as line items in the budget. In the future we cannot donate money to any group that is not in the budget.
We will need to review and list the groups that we regularly donate to and make them budget items," said Williams.
Councilman Donald Riddle informed the council that the no smoking signs had been removed from the fire station.
He has ordered replacement signs and will have the new signs installed so that they cannot be removed.
Mayor Williams said, "I am very pleased to announce the installation of a new climbing rock in the park for the children of Emery. Thanks to the Emery Country Recreation District and Commissioner Drew Sitterud, we were granted the funds to purchase and install the new toy in the park." The council decided to have a contest for the young residents of Emery to name the rock. Entries can be given to any councilmember or to the mayor. The winner will be announced at the next Emery Town Council meeting.
The council approved the purchase and installation of four benches to be placed near the horseshoe pits in the park. Councilman Eric Anderson announced plans for the July 24 celebration to be held in Emery. He stated that vendors should be making plans now to be at the celebration. There is no charge for booth space and interested vendors are welcome to contact Councilman Anderson to make arrangements.
Misty Christiansen, who will be the new clerk for Emery Town, made a suggestion for the meeting next month.
She suggested the town consider activities for the young people of Emery. There is very little activity for teenagers and the town should get involved to provide weekend recreational events.
Some of her suggestions were barbecues, volleyball tournaments, basketball tournaments, dances, etc.
The council added their comments and suggestions, such as chaperones and ideas for activities. The item was approved for consideration on the next agenda. That meeting will be held May 10 at 6 p.m. at Emery Town Hall.


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Carma Bunderson Sirrine grew up in Wellington, and attended 10th grade to graduation in Price. She then attended Carbon Jr College as it was known then for two years, graduating with a Associate of Science Degree and many business courses. There she was the secretary to the Guidance Counselor, William C. Cross, who was also the Dean of Men, and enjoyed that position more than any other she has had.
She comes from the Bunderson line that has been in Emery County since February 1889 when her grandfather Peter Victor Bunderson and grandmother, Sena Christina Nielsen, moved to Emery from Mayfield with two small children. They built a home in Emery and raised nine children there. Many descendants of Roy Bunderson still live in Emery County. Most of the other children and their posterity have moved eventually to the greater Salt Lake area along the Wasatch Front and other towns in Utah. Sirrine and her two sisters enjoyed spending two weeks each summer with aunts and uncles playing with their cousins who lived in Emery or out on the creek in the case of Roy's family.Carma's father, Joseph Victor Bunderson became principal and teacher of math and English in the Wellington school. He eventually was assistant principal at the Price Jr. High School and Guidance Counselor there and at the new Price Sr. High School. He dearly enjoyed helping the students with their careers and personal lives.
You could say Sirrine knows a few things about raising a family as she and her husband of 54 years, had a family of eight children, all but one sons. With no brothers herself, this was quite the learning experience. In 1971 they bought a half acre lot and began building their own home in Granite. This took a year to complete to the point they could move into the basement. In those days, a family could live in their own home unfinished while doing the finishing touches They did this so the children could begin school in their new area. They felt inspired to move there and have loved their association with many neighbors for most of these years also. Now she cares for grandchildren three times a week, works in their extensive garden, writes and enjoys sending e-mail messages to family and friends
In 1999 she and her husband went to the Philippines to help the local people in the Manila mission with their livlihood. This was a challenging and rewarding job that gave a great experience. This gave the idea of writing the book after seeing the love and devotion of many of the senior couples for each other. Many were asked after they were all home, to give stories of how they managed to stay married all these years. She also asked friends and relatives from all walks of life for their stories. These comprise the 10 chapters of her book, each about a different aspect of marriage.
Sirrine said she hopes people who read her book will see ways to improve their lives, and will find ideas and inspiration to change for the better. This is a great gift for all people at all times, not being a seasonal book at all. It is great for ones thinking of being married, newlyweds and every occasion where people want to find more happiness in life. Carma Sirrine has a new website which you can view immediately by putting in the link to the website. https://sites.goggle.com/site/secretsforahappymarriage/


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How is diverticulosis treated?
A high-fiber diet and pain medications help relieve symptoms in most cases of diverticulosis. Uncomplicated diverticulosis with mild symptoms usually requires the person to rest, take oral antibiotics, and be on a liquid diet for a period of time. Sometimes an attack of diverticulitis is serious enough to require a hospital stay, intravenous (IV) antibiotics, and possibly surgery.
Increasing the amount of fiber in the diet may reduce symptoms of diverticulosis and prevent complications such as diverticulitis. Fiber keeps stool soft and lowers pressure inside the colon so that bowel contents can move through easily. The American Dietetic Association recommends consuming 20 to 35 grams of fiber each day. The table "What foods have fiber?" shows the amount of fiber in some foods that a person can easily add to the diet.
The doctor may also recommend taking a fiber product such as methylcellulose (Citrucel) or psyllium (FiberGI) one to three times a day. These products are available in powder, pills, or wafers, and provide 2 to 3.5 grams of fiber per dose. Fiber supplements should be taken with at least 8 ounces of water.
Avoidance of nuts, popcorn, and sunflower, pumpkin, caraway, and sesame seeds has been recommended by physicians out of fear that food particles could enter, block, or irritate the diverticula. However, no scientific data support this treatment measure. Eating a high-fiber diet is the only requirement highly emphasized across the medical literature. Eliminating specific foods is not necessary. The seeds in tomatoes, zucchini, cucumbers, strawberries, and raspberries, as well as poppy seeds, are generally considered harmless. People differ in the amounts and types of foods they can eat. Decisions about diet should be made based on what works best for each person. Keeping a food diary may help identify what foods may cause symptoms.
If cramps, bloating, and constipation are problems, the doctor may prescribe a short course of pain medication. However, some pain medications actually cause constipation.
Treatment for diverticulitis focuses on clearing up the inflammation and infection, resting the colon, and preventing or minimizing complications.
Depending on the severity of symptoms, the doctor may recommend bed rest, oral antibiotics, a pain reliever, and a liquid diet. If symptoms ease after a few days, the doctor will recommend gradually increasing the amount of high-fiber foods in the diet.
Severe cases of diverticulitis with acute pain and complications will likely require a hospital stay. Most cases of severe diverticulitis are treated with IV antibiotics and a few days without food or drink to help the colon rest. In some cases, surgery may be necessary.


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With my nice leather jacket fresh of the closet for the season, as well as more beanies than I can unapologetically admit to owning and wearing, it's official: it's getting cold. Now, don't get me wrong, I'm a huge fan of fall & the things that come with it: rosy cheeks, cozy fireplaces, pumpkin or apple EVERYTHING, and so on, but there's something I'll always miss about the kiss of summer that kind of comes with being a california girl (damn you, Katy Perry..)
As the winter chill nips at our heels, it's nice to reminisce about the warm days of summer, where being out in the sun inevitably leads to a happier disposition, more dance parties, and from a chemical perspective, an increase in your body's production of eumelanin. Pretty much the stuff that your skin creates to protect your cells from getting their DNA damaged by the sunlight, since it's pigmented a higher level of melanin would mean a darkened skin color. Viola, a tan!
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The organization includes several block and neighborhood organizations in Prospect Heights.
The issues include City Planning standards; storm water drainage; curb cuts; and the role of stackers or multi-story parking--and the continued delays regarding plans for the lot.
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The letter notes that plans have delayed repeatedly:
Representatives of the Empire State Development Corporation [ESDC] and Forest City Ratner Companies originally stated that plans for the lot would be provided in December 2011 and that there would be a period of community review and comment. We have recently been notified construction of the surface parking lot will begin May 1 and that plans will be made public May 22. In the meantime, the parking lot will have been under construction for three weeks.Court ruling: no impact?
Residences surround the parking lot, and because it is separated from Barclays Center by two avenues, arena patrons and arena related vehicles will be channeled past bedrooms and playground using neighborhood streets and sidewalks.
The potential persistence of parking is one reason why ESDC and Forest City lost a lawsuit filed by PHNDC and other community groups, but that hasn't changed things on the ground. The letter notes:
The NYS Supreme Court Appellate Division referenced the above ground parking in its unanimous reaffirmation this month of a lower court ruling that the ESDC failed to consider the impact of this parking lot on our community when it approved changes to the Atlantic yards project plan in 2009. ESDC has yet to comply with a court order for a supplemental environmental impact statement to be prepared. It now appears the State of New York and the City of New York may allow the developer to build the arena parking lot without any opportunity for input from the community or its elected representatives.PHNDC letter to Cuomo/Bloomberg re Atlantic Yards Parking Lot


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October 02, 2013
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Sharon Kay Belden
Graveside services for Cortez resident Sharon Kay Belden will be held at 10 a.m. on Thursday, June 12 at Cortez Cemetery. Pastor Marvin Graves will officiate.
Sharon was born March 29, 1948, in Midland, Mich. She passed away at her Cortez home on Sunday, June 8, 2014. Sharon was 66 years old.
Sharon married Terry Lynn Belden on April 3, 1992 in Las Vegas, Nev. Sharon and Terry shared 22 years of marriage. Having a love for antiques, Sharon spent much of her time as an antiques dealer.
Surviving Sharon are her beloved husband, Terry Belden of Cortez; and two daughters, Cammie Spencer and husband, Kevin of Midland, Wis. and Lisa Gulette; her stepson, Duane Belden; and numerous grandchildren.
Services are under the direction of Ertel Funeral Home. For further information or to send condolences, log on to www.ertelfuneralhome.com and click on the obituary section.


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Summer time is here and that means pool parties, BBQ and, of course, margaritas. Part of Jimmy Buffett's Margaritaville line, the DM0500 Bahamas Frozen-Concoction Maker has what it takes to get any shindig started. It features dual motors for shaving ice and blending beverages and manual shave and blending options for customized drinks. This product even comes with a shot glass and delicious margarita recipes to help you host the perfect get-together. The 450-watt maker blends up to 36 ounces and measures 14 by 8 by 18 inches. The blender also features an ice reservoir big enough to make one full pitcher of margaritas. With easy instructions and dishwasher-safe parts, this Bahamas Frozen-Concoction Maker will have you shouting "Fiesta!" in no time.
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